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Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin “Keep on going straight down until you can’t go on anymore. You'll reach a very small village; it’s like it’s the last village before you reach the end of the world,” says Pierre, the taxi driver who picks me up from Marseille train station. As we zip along the craggy coastline of France's second largest city, he tells me a little bit about Les Goudes, where I am headed, which is a district in south Marseille tucked in the Calanques National Park, a large rocky stretch of limestone cliffs scattered with coves that extends 200 square miles along the sea. We stop before Les Goudes village in front of a small glass door with pastel pink lettering indicating I’ve reached Tuba Club , the restaurant with rooms that's become a go-to for well-heeled travelers since it opened in summer 2020. The small clapboard building is combed with a corrugated roof like icing on a cake. Inside, there's a beachy fresco by artist Emmanuelle … [Read more...] about Tuba Club, South Of France’s Coolest Spot, Gets Hot New Resident Chefs

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin If you are a fan of all things spicy, you probably have quite an arsenal of heat-packed options in your pantry. So, the recent news that there's a Sriracha shortage coming might be making you a bit nervous. The good news is, there’s still a good amount of Sriracha to be found, and for those who can’t find their favorite brand as easily right now, it’s a great opportunity to try some other great flavor-packed heat-filled sauce, spice, and condiment options. "There may be an issue with Huy Fong Foods’ Sriracha due to a shortage of chili peppers because of the heat waves in the western parts of the states, but that doesn't mean all sriracha is out of production,” said Chef Gavin Lambert, co-founder of Beeline Kitchen . There’s loads of other substitutions that will still satisfy your cravings for tangy, garlicky heat. Here’s some favorites: Kitchen Garden Farms ’ Sriracha: “They grow all their own peppers in … [Read more...] about 10 Spicy Options For Surviving Sriracha Shortage

INQUIRER.net stock images WASHINGTON — It’s often said that people who click right away share “chemistry.” This expression could be true in the literal sense, according to a new study published in the journal Science Advances on Friday, which finds people with similar body odors are more likely to hit it off as friends. “Nonhuman terrestrial mammals constantly sniff themselves and each other and, based on this, decide who is friend or foe,” wrote a group of researchers led by Inbal Ravreby at Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel. Since people seek friends who are similar to themselves, the team hypothesized that humans may smell themselves and others to subconsciously estimate body odor similarity and judge their compatibility. To find out, they set about collecting samples from pairs of same-sex, nonromantic friends who described themselves as having clicked at first sight, that is to say “where a sense of friendship was formed before extensive biographical information … [Read more...] about Friends at first sniff: People smelling alike do hit it off

MOSCOW — A goat sent to a Russian safari park as live prey for a Siberian tiger has instead befriended the big cat and the two have become inseparable in a story that has captivated Russians. Amur the tiger and Timur the goat now sleep in the same enclosure in the Primorsky safari park outside the Pacific port city of Vladivostok, and the pair eat and play together in the snow and this week even head-butted each other for fun. The story of the unusual friendship has touched hearts in Russia with the safari park releasing regular updates on the pair and planning to install webcams in their enclosure. Staff at the park say the male tiger, who has been given live animals to hunt and eat twice a week for three years, did not touch the billy goat when it entered the enclosure last month because the goat did not show any fear. “No one had taught the goat to be afraid of tigers,” the park said in a statement. Zoo chief Dmitry Mezentsev, who studies tigers and leopards, described the … [Read more...] about Tiger and goat forge unlikely friendship in Russian zoo

Trade Watchlist Portfolio Message Set Alert live bse live nse live Volume Todays L/H More × With his steadfast focus on R&D, PR Venketrama Raja has played a pivotal role in steering the Ramco Group, which has interests ranging from cement to IT services, and winning recognition for its products and services. PRV, as he is known in industry circles, established Ramco Systems with the goal of creating a world-class information technology company focused on enterprise applications and emerging technologies. For him, institution-building is far more important than playing the valuation game. Quiz him on his favourite company in the group and he says Ramco Cement , Ramco Systems and Rajapalayam Mills are equally important. In a free-wheeling interaction with Moneycontrol at the Ramco Systems office in Chennai, the Group Chairman opened up on a range of topics. Edited … [Read more...] about All our companies are equally important for us: Ramco Group’s Venketrama Raja

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin You've probably seen the pictures of the mountains of luggage at London's Heathrow Airport. You've heard about the heat wave. And maybe you have friends who got Covid while they were in Europe. With all that's happening, maybe you need a better guide to traveling to Europe this summer. "Tourism is back," says David Corsun, director of the University of Denver's Fritz Knoebel School of Hospitality Management. "Hotels are full. Flights are full. Restaurants are full." Travel by Americans to Europe will soar 600 percent over last summer , according to new projections by Allianz Partners. Europeans are traveling more, too. A new survey by insurance company Europ Assistance Group found that 71% of Europeans intend to travel during the summer . That's a 14 percentage point increase compared to 2021. But you don't have to get stuck in a crowd and miss the best part of your European vacation. Europe has changed … [Read more...] about The Ultimate Guide To Traveling To Europe This Summer

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Earlier this month, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) revised its guidance to say that the Covid-19 virus can “linger in the air for minutes to hours” and occur between people spaced more than six feet apart. This followed a CDC study last month that found that adults with Covid-19 were twice as likely to have dined out at a restaurant within two weeks prior to being infected. A new simulation from the Fugaku supercomputer in Japan demonstrates how the seating arrangement can make a difference to how easily the coronavirus is transmitted to dining companions at the same table. Japanese researchers from Kobe University and the research giant Riken tasked Fugaku, the world’s fastest supercomputer, to model how the coronavirus spreads in a typical dining situation. The simulation shows the emission and flow of aerosol particles when four people are sitting a table and speaking … [Read more...] about Viral Video: Japanese Supercomputer Shows How Coronavirus Spreads In A Dining Setting

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin During the pandemic, restaurant dining has proven to be a hard sell. One in four Americans (25%) do not feel comfortable dining out at all until a vaccine becomes available, according to a recent YouGov survey fielded for SevenRooms , a travel booking service. About the same number (23%) say they’ll continue with takeout or delivery for the rest of the year. Not even four in 10 Americans (38%) are “looking forward” to dining out in the next three months. And of that fraction, a considerably higher number say they prefer outdoor seating (42%) to indoors (29%). Now a new study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention appears to indicate that visiting establishments with on-site eating and drinking might elevate the risk of becoming infected with COVID-19. The CDC identified 314 symptomatic adults tested for COVID-19 at 11 different health care facilities across 10 US states: California, Colorado, … [Read more...] about CDC Study: Adults With COVID-19 Twice As Likely To Have Dined Out At A Restaurant

Although body positivity and self-acceptance movements are gaining ground on social networks, there is still a lot of talk each year about how to get the coveted "summer body" and this year (2022) is no exception. And the methods, tricks and tips touch all areas – from exercises and skincare to eating. Racing fans know all about champagne shower; now there is the much less glamorous "internal shower", which claims to promote intestinal transit and improve digestion. Benefits that seem to fill TikTok users with joy, as they have, in less than a month, rebranded this common drink into a detox drink. The terms #internalshower and #internalshowerdrink have accumulated more than 60 million views on the social network platform, testifying to the interest of users for this allegedly miraculous method. The creation of the "internal shower" is attributed to Dr Daryl Gioffre, nutritionist to many American celebrities, who first talked about it in the podcast The Skinny Confidential … [Read more...] about What is the ‘internal shower’ drink that is trending on TikTok?

KULIM: A durian trader here has given away two tonnes of premium durians of the Black Thorn and Musang King varieties – but asked those who benefited from the bounty to give a donation to a local school. It is learnt that more than 200 people came to line up at the durian stall on Thursday (June 23) after learning about the free durian carnival. The owner, who wished to be known as Lai, said there was a bumper crop of Black Thorn and Musang King durians this year and he had made a healthy profit due to the fruits' high value. However, those coming to eat the durians were asked to give a donation for a school nearby. It is learnt that the durian carnival started at 2pm on Thursday (June 23) and lasted until all the fruits were given away. According to staff members, many people came to their stall in Kedah from as far as Penang island and Bukit Mertajam on Thursday morning. Upon learning that the carnival was only starting at 2pm, they decided to stay and wait. Up to 400 … [Read more...] about Kedah trader gives away two tonnes of premium durians