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Korean Air Aerospace pushes forward with Collaborative Combat Aircraft plans
DAEJEON, South Korea — Korean Air Aerospace Division (KE-ASD) is readying its Low Observable Wingman Uncrewed Aerial Vehicle System (LOWUS) loyal wingman drone to make its first flight by the end of this year, the company has announced.
Smelly Cabin Forces United Airlines Boeing 787 Athens Diversion
A United Airlines flight from Ben Gurion Airport (TLV) in Tel Aviv to Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) has been diverted to Athens International Airport Eleftherios Venizelos (ATH) after an unusual odor was reported onboard. The decision was made while the Boeing 787-9, registered N24993, was approximately 170 nautical miles (314 km) from Athens. The aircraft landed safely 40 minutes later. United is arranging for a different aircraft to take the passengers to their final destination.
Army fields launched effects to 11 of 12 divisions, with Griffon Aerospace delivering the majority
WASHINGTON — The Army has fielded launched effects to all but one of its headquarters divisions, with Griffon Aerospace supplying the majority of the systems, according to senior Army officials. The unmanned systems have been delivered to 11 of its 12 HQ divisions and each multi-domain task force (MDTF), according to Lt. Col. Hunter Gray, product manager for launched effects under Program Acquisition Executive Maneuver Air.
U.S. Travel Loses Ground as International Competitors Surge
Despite record domestic travel, the U.S. travel industry is losing international visitors and seeing overseas spending decline. According to a Nov. 5 forecast from the U.S. Travel Association (USTA), international visitor spending (adjusted for inflation) is projected to finish 2026 down 6.3%, at $163 billion—a loss of nearly $11 billion compared with 2025.
19-Hours: Singapore Airlines Is Finally Adding First Class To The World’s Longest Flight
As part of its new cabin launch, Singapore Airlines last week confirmed that first class would be coming to the world's longest flight. Singapore Airlines operates three routes to New York. The two nonstop routes currently clock in as the world's longest flights. 19 hours may sound like an awfully long time to be on-board an aircraft. Singapore Airlines will be giving just over half of its passengers on these flights full privacy with the launch of the Airbus A350 retrofit cabins.
United Airlines’ Newest Economy Plus Upsell Is An Empty Middle Seat Covered By A Table & Cupholders
If you're looking to book Economy Plus seats 32B or 32E on United Airlines' new Airbus A321XLR, you can't. The seats exist, but United will not sell you either one of them because they're permanently blocked. Instead of opening them up to passengers, United has opted to place a cocktail table with cupholders while marketing the adjacent seats as 'Economy Plus with Extra Elbow Room' for an additional surcharge.
Feature Documentary by Fadia Ahmad
Photographer & Filmmaker Fadia Ahmad is a Lebanese-Spanish photographer and filmmaker whose work explores the profound ties between identity, memory and roots. Born and raised in Spain, of Lebanese origin, she returned to Beirut in 2002 after years of exile during Lebanon's civil war, and brings a transnational perspective to a practice that blends documentary filmmaking and contemporary art photography.
Feature Documentary by Fadia Ahmad
Best Documentary & Best Female Director, FICOCC Best Feature Documentary, Argenteuil A month after the blast, one woman walks 10,452 steps to give Beirut a voice. Fadia Ahmad 2021 Documentary 44 min Arabic (English, French & Spanish Subtitles) Watch Trailer Request Screening Info A month after the 4 August blast, an artist returns to Beirut to help rebuild what she can of her broken city.
Documentary by Cyril Aris
El-Gouna Bronze Star Jury Prize – MedFilm Rome World Premiere – Karlovy Vary A family's tender lie. A patriarch's last days. A portrait of love, grief, and the silence between them. Cyril Aris 2018 Feature Documentary 74 min Arabic, French, Italian with English, French subtitles Watch Trailer After sixty years of marriage, Antoine and Viviane have lost their most beloved daughter. But no one has told Antoine — bedridden, ninety years old, his heart operating at a quarter of its capacity.
Journey from Zanskar – A Monk’s Vow to Save a Dying Culture.
In the remote, high-altitude reaches of the Himalayas, the ancient Buddhist culture of Zanskar faces a silent extinction. Narrated by Richard Gere and featuring His Holiness the Dalai Lama, this film follows two monks on a desperate, high-stakes mission: to escort 17 children across a 17,500-foot (5,334-meter) mountain pass to safety and education. "Sometimes you have to give up your children in order to save them." The journey is born of profound sacrifice.
RICKY on LEACOCK
RICKY on LEACOCK is an intimate documentary portrait spanning four decades of legendary filmmaker Richard "Ricky" Leacock's life and revolutionary work. Director Jane Weiner began filming her mentor in 1972 as a young student, capturing candid moments with Leacock and his contemporaries—including D.A. Pennebaker, Robert Drew, Jean Rouch, and Jonas Mekas—using the small-format cameras that Leacock pioneered. "You want to be a filmmaker? Here's a camera; go shoot....
Why Should Filmmakers Think Like Entrepreneurs?
The main reason startups fail isn't because they have a bad product—it's because they can't find customers. The idea may be brilliant, the service exceptional, but without people willing to pay for what you're offering, you're finished. The "build it first and customers will come" approach is a dangerous myth. Filmmaking shares this same challenge. Your film, like a startup's product, delivers value to viewers: an emotion, entertainment, knowledge, or perspective.
Guiding Vision: The Documentary Producer's Role
Documentaries have a special purpose. They come from the vision and aspiration of a filmmaker. It's about a story that the filmmaker cannot let go, something that needs to be told. But documentaries also carry a unique responsibility - they often involve real people's lives and experiences, adding an ethical dimension beyond the filmmaker's artistic vision. The role of a producer and distributor is to serve that vision, but also to challenge it when necessary.
A Camera That Goes Anywhere
A CAMERA THAT GOES ANYWHERE reveals the untold story of how five visionary filmmakers—Richard Leacock, D.A. Pennebaker, Robert Drew, Terence Macartney-Filgate, and Albert Maysles—came together in the late 1950s to create a revolutionary "new cinema language" that would transform documentary filmmaking forever. The film traces their groundbreaking collaboration on "PRIMARY" (1960), which captured the Wisconsin Democratic primary battle between John F.
French Roots, Lebanese Wine
A short portrait of Fabrice Guiberteau, a French winemaker who fell in love with the Lebanese terroir. 2024| 2 min| Short Portrait| French w/ English subtitles Synopsis Discover how he honours the 2000-year-old winemaking tradition of Kefraya, bringing the unique terroir of the region to life in every bottle. Gain insight into his philosophy of humility and stewardship, as he embraces the rich history and culture of Lebanese winemaking.
French Roots, Lebanese Wine
Director | Producer | Editor Just before Covid, I had the pleasure to meet Fabrice Guiberteau. Right away, his deep attachment to the land and his visceral relationship with nature caught my attention. In our first interview, along with Chef Frank Page, we explored some of these themes. Four years later, I met again Fabrice in Kefraya. I’ve always preferred in person conversation, and this was a great setup.
Displaced - A Short Documentary
A powerful short documentary exploring the lives of individuals grappling with the loss of home. 2024| 12-min| Short Documentary| English, Arabic & French w/ English subtitles Synopsis Displaced is a 12-minute observational documentary offering an intimate window into the lives of three Lebanese families uprooted by the 2024 Hezbollah-Israeli war.
Table for Two Introduces Exclusive Christian Curated Introductions for Elite Professionals
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Poulet caramelise aux peches & escalivade
Home Recettes Recette à la pêche Recette d'aubergine Poulet caramelise aux peches & escalivade (3/5 - 1 vote) 1 Ajouter à mon livre de recettes Envoyer cette recette à un ami Poser une question à l'auteur Imprimer cette page Ingrédients 6 6 bas de cuisses de poulet 1 oignon 60 cl de vin blanc 3 cuillères à soupe de vinaigre de fruits rouges 1 gousse d'ail Persil 4 pêches mûres mais un peu fermes 1 aubergine 1 oignon 1 grosse tomate 1 poivron rouge Huile d'olive sel, poivre Coût estimé:...
A Custodian of a Lebanese Terroir
13 August 2024 Just before Covid, I had the pleasure to meet Fabrice Guiberteau. Right away, his deep attachment to the land and his visceral relationship with nature caught my attention. In our first interview, along with Chef Frank Page, we explored some of these themes. Four years later, I met again Fabrice in Kefraya. I’ve always preferred in person conversation, and this was a great setup.
Would You Run 50km? 100km?
16 July 2024 50 km, with some 2,000 m ascent, in the beautiful natural reserve of Arz Barouk. On paper, it looked doable—a big stretch, but not impossible. Though I had many afterthoughts, the training process was underway, with its ups and downs. Then, race day arrived. At the beginning, I stayed at the back of the pack. It was way too early for me, and cold. I trotted along, walking up the hills, trying to warm up and wake up. Walking lent itself to engaging with fellow runners.
A Table for Two - Podcast - Podtail
Audiobooks.com: 30 day free trial and get your first 3 audiobooks on us! 🙌 More than 375,000 premium audiobooks in one app. We're your servers, not your servants. Kenny & Jordan talk about acknowledgement & being treated with respect. We're people serving people. With a special tribute to Breonna Taylor at the end. Maybe it's the attitude. Maybe it's the entitlement. Maybe it's you? Or us.
Greenwashing and Corruption: The Civil Society Fights Back
Food Broken Promises Podcast 14 May 2024 Greenwashing is everywhere. Companies will do all they can to show their products in the best light, even if it means lying to the consumer, or to put it mildly distorting the reality. Consumers are defenseless in such situation. As Ursula Bittner mentions it, the shopper in the supermarket isle has no idea if the product purchased is really “natural” or produced while protecting the environment.
The Importance Of Food Cultures with Anissa Helou
Food Broken Promises Podcast 30 April 2024 In a world where food uniformity and standardization seem ubiquitous, what is the role of food culture? Why care where our cuisine and recipes come from? In this new podcast, I have the privilege to talk to Anissa Helou, one of the world references on Levantine, Mediterranean and Islamic food. For her “Food is Culture.” And one imply the other.
From Specialty Coffe to Wine Channa Galhenage
23 April 2024 There is something striking about Channa Galhenage. In a good sense. He is the man behind Loustic Café, part of the first wave of specialty coffee shops in Paris. Though he was not predestined to work in hospitality, he found his place right into it. Warm, witty, and welcoming, he makes people feel comfortable from the moment you meet him. He says that he is in the “entertainment business”. So that makes him a natural-born entertainer. The first time we spoke was during the pandemic.
Food, A Force Against Inequalities and Injustices. Conversation with Gemma Bell.
Food Broken Promises Podcast 16 April 2024 Some trips can change lives. It happened to Gemma Bell when she went to Palestine in 2016. It altered her views and helped her start initiatives to fight off inequalities and injustices. She co-founded Cook for Syria, Cook for Palestine, and Cook for Iran. Discovering the food of these different countries allows people to get a better connection to and understanding of these cultures and the plights of its people.
What's Wrong with Tea Bags? A Conversation with Henrietta Lovell
Food Broken Promises Podcast 19 March 2024 Most of us use tea bags. So what’s wrong with that? Why even question the practice? We have gotten so used to drinking tea this way, that it wouldn’t cross our minds to put that question forth. Most of the “Western” world consumes tea from a bag. But in the largest tea drinking country in the world, China, it is not. Actually, it’s quite a recent trend, dating back from the ‘60s and ‘70s. For centuries, loose leaves have been steeped in tea pots.
Changing Wine Consumer Perception: Sarah Trubnick’s Uphill Battle
7 November 2023 In this thought-provoking podcast, Sarah Trubnick, a passionate advocate for the New Hampshire wine industry, embarks on a journey that explores diverse subjects with candor and enthusiasm. She shares insights on her mission to change consumer perceptions about local wines, highlighting the need for curiosity and open-mindedness.
Two of the Biggest Names in Watches Just Opened Their Largest U.S. Stores Yet. Here’s a Look Inside. Original
For many high-end watch brands and retailers, the pandemic provided at least one lasting lesson: Never underestimate the power of brick-and-mortar. Three years after the world shifted to virtual gatherings, the importance of a physical location is more important than ever, at least in the luxury sphere. How else to explain the two mega watch retail openings this week? This month, the Swiss retail chain Bucherer will open its Bucherer 1888 TimeDome Las Vegas Flagship at the Forum Shops At Caesars.
10 Watches That Make Perfect Father’s Day Gifts, From IWC to Cartier Original
Few gifts carry more meaning for Father’s Day than a fine timepiece. Not only is a wristwatch a functional and refreshingly analog way to keep time, it also sends the perfect message to pops: This watch is both a thank you for time well spent, and a harbinger of the good times that lie ahead.
America’s Most Exclusive Jewelry Show Is Back. Here Are the 12 Debuts Worth Watching. Original
For lovers of designer jewelry, the Couture show, which opens June 1 at the Wynn in Las Vegas, is a four-day-long fever dream marked by jewels so inventive and over-the-top, they could be hallucinations. Below, we highlight a dozen new collections debuting in Vegas.
How fighting preconceived ideas can bring economic change for the impoverished
Africa Pause for a moment. What is the first thing that comes to mind when mentioning Africa? Desert, wildlife, hunger, savanna, migrants, poverty, music, conflict, terrorism, etc.? Very often, the name conjures up many preconceived ideas. The news is swamped with countless tales of migrants trying to make it to Europe, leaving impoverished regions, for what they feel is a better future. So what does food have to do with this? A lot. That is what US-based Chef Pierre Thiam is working on.
The Intersectionality Of Food
This is the updated mission of A Table For Two. You can read about the journey so far here. Food, in its solid and liquid form, is more than simple subsistence. The search for a stable food supply has led to the development of agriculture and, as some scholars would argue, our civilization. Without food, our social structures, cultures, and traditions would not exist. Everything has revolved around food: how it’s been produced, prepared, and consumed.
Michel Roux Jr and Emily Roux Dedicating Their Lives To Food And Culinary Excellence
The Wine Hour: A Live Talk Show Join us for an exclusive live show with culinary legends, Michel Roux Jr and Emily Roux! Michel Roux (Le Gavroche) is also the co-founder of Chez Roux and a judge on MasterChef: The Professionals, while Emily is a rising star in the culinary world, having trained at the prestigious Institut Paul Bocuse in Lyon and opening with her husband Diego Ferrari the restaurant Caractère.
Jane Anson One Of The Foremost Experts on Bordeaux Shares Her Passion For Wine
A Live Talk Show THE WINE HOUR JANE ANSON Founder www.janeanson.com, Bordeaux, France Jane is the founder of www.janeanson.com, a site that she launched in October 2021 after leaving Decanter magazine, where she was longtime Bordeaux correspondent. Recipient of the IWSC 2023 Wine Communicator Trophy, Jane is author of Inside Bordeaux (called the ‘Bordeaux bible’ by Le Figaro), Wine Revolution, The Club of Nine, Angélus and Bordeaux Legends, a history of the 1855 First Growth Wines.
Live Special: Roe v. Wade, What's next?
A Live Talk Show THE WINE HOUR DR. AKILAH CADET Founder & CEO, Change Cadet, Oakland, USA DR. LAURA CATENA Managing Director Bodega Catena Zapata, Mendoza, Argentina REBECCA HOPKINS Founder, A Balanced Glass, San Francisco, USA RANIA ZAYYAT President & Founder, Lift Collective, Austin, USA Founder and CEO of Trois Noix, Napa Valley. As a 2nd generation winemaker, Jaime initially spent 24 years in Europe before returning to Napa. Moving to Europe, she didn’t work in Wine directly.
A Table for One, Please! : 4Hoteliers
Do solo diners express their uniqueness through their selection of dishes, or do they seek a sense of belonging? This is just one of the questions answered by Dr YooHee Hwang of the School of Hotel and Tourism Management (SHTM) at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University and co-authors in a study that sheds light on the interplay between power, food choices, and crowding in the solo dining context.
Review | NetGalley
Review by Jill N, Reviewer Last updated on 19 Apr 2021 My Recommendation Cookbook author Rebekah Peppler understands that not everyone can live in Paris, inviting friends over for drinks and snacks, maybe dinner, once a week, so they can have delicious food and refreshing cocktails on the balcony as they gaze out at the Eiffel Tower. Not everyone can live the way she does. But Peppler believes that anyone can share in that spark of French magic, no matter where they live.
Jorge Mariblanca MarquezMallorca - A Table For Two
As we discover the food culture of the world, our next stop in Episode #6 of The Food Journey is Mallorca in the Balearic Islands. Discover a special recipe for Christmass. A never-ending summer party, beautiful beaches and nature attracting northern European looking for an idyllic vacation spot. But is that all? To get an insight on Mallorcan cuisine and food, our guide today is Chef Jorge Mariblanca Marquez.
Georges GrunenwaldAlsace - A Table For Two
Discover Alsatian cuisine with our guide Chef Georges Grunenwald, a native Alsatian, who is the President of Best of Gastronomie, an international association of Chefs from 135 countries, with more than 100,000 members. Located in the east of France, on the west bank of the Rhine river, bordering Germany and Switzerland, this region has been going back and forth between French and German States ruling for centuries.
Roy LesmanaWest Java - A Table For Two
To discover the Sundanese cuisine, our guide is Chef Roy Lesmana who actively travels the world to share and teach his passion for his home region cooking. This island country of Indonesia is so vast that it is actually the largest on earth. It is home to more than 17,000 islands and the world’s highest level of biodiversity. With a population of 267m and hundreds of distinctive ethnic and linguistic groups, this country is an amazing array of diversity, cultures, colours and of course cuisine.
Ravajol-jorgo HasaniAlbania - A Table For Two
Nestled in central Europe, surrounded by Greece, North Macedonia, Kosovo and Montenegro, Albania is also open to the Adriatic and Ionian Sea. From the Albanian Alps that makes you feel you are in Switzerland to the beaches of the Adriatic giving you a feel of the Italian riviera, Albania’s land is very diverse. And if you say diverse in this part of the world, it means an abundance of produces. Fruits, vegetables, meat, mostly lamb, fish and seafood. This place has it all.
InnerSelf
Welcome... Our InnerSelf welcomes your inner self. This is the early-bird version of the newsletter/new issue of InnerSelf. The complete version will be online, and emailed to subscribers, late Sunday afternoon. Insightful reading! Please scroll down for the featured articles in this new issue of InnerSelf, and also the recap of all the articles that were added to the website during the week. Wishing you enjoyable insightful reading, and of course a wonder-full, joy-full, and loving week. Marie T.
The devil in the kitchen by Marco Pierre White
There are three words that come to mind after reading the autobiography of Marco Pierre White, The devil in the kitchen: honesty, sensitivity and values. Beyond the image of the “enfant terrible” of English gastronomy, Marco Pierre White is someone with a remarkable constitency in his actions, behaviors and reasons for doing what he does. He says what he does and does what he says.
A history of the Michelin Guide and Ireland
Updated / Monday, 7 Oct 2019 22:19 The Michelin man is always watching Analysis: a significant number of Irish restaurants and chefs have received stars over the last couple of decades The 2020 Michelin Guide has proven a bumper edition for Irish gastronomy with more Irish restaurants recognised for the quality of their food than ever before.
Two Christmas Recipes: Panettone Cake and Mince Pie Brownies
Here we share two Christmas recipes, the first comes from one of our favourite cookbooks of the year, Skye McAlpine’s A Table in Venice: Torta di Panettone e Crema di Mascarpone e Mandorle This is what you might call gilding the proverbial lily – but then a lot of that has gone on in Venice over the centuries. In truth, a really good panettone, light, airy and fresh from the baker, should be eaten as it is with a glass of dessert wine.
A history of the Michelin Guide and Ireland
Analysis: a significant number of Irish restaurants and chefs have received stars over the last couple of decades The 2019 Michelin Guide has proven a bumper edition for Irish gastronomy with more Irish restaurants recognised for the quality of their food than ever before. The Republic of Ireland now has 14 restaurants with stars and has 24 restaurants with Bib Gourmands, with Northern Ireland having two Michelin starred restaurant and seven Bib Gourmands.
FDA Offers Recommendations on Highlights Section of Labeling
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Thursday issued draft guidance providing recommendations on completing certain portions of the Highlights section of labeling for prescription drugs and biologics. Specifically, the guidance details the content and format of the Product Title and Initial US Approval subsections within the Highlights of Prescribing Information for newly approved drugs and drugs with labels being revised.
Trick By Sakura Adachi Combines Two Chairs and a Table.
The design is not only multifunctional, but also space saving as its compact design makes it perfect for small spaces. I honestly think the name is very fitting, seeing as it initially “tricked” me, lol. I actually thought it was just a chair and a table with built in storage, as the picture below was what I saw first. I showed it to my husband and he was the one who made me realize it is actually a book case that functions as a chair and a table as well.
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