Why flight attendants sit on their hands during takeoff and landing
Ever noticed how flight attendants sit upright, hands tucked under their thighs, during takeoff or landing? It’s not just a
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Michele Wiers
19:26
The Coconut Club has a new restaurant inspired by an ‘overlooked’ fruit, here’s what to expect, Lifestyle News
The Coconut Club has made a reputation for itself as a restaurant where diners can enjoy premium plates of nasi
Buffy Mongold
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Nonalcoholic beer yeasts evaluated for fermentation activity, flavor profiles
Food scientists evaluated 11 commercially available yeast strains to identify their strengths based on chemical analysis and sensory panel opinions.
Kyle Ferreira
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How to lower disease in Frostpunk 2 reliably
Disease in Frostpunk 2 can become a serious problem if not handled correctly. Rampant disease can take a toll on
Farah Abbas
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B Laban is Reopening in Egypt and Saudi Arabia
B Laban, the popular Egyptian dessert chain, has announced on 20 April that its branches are reopening in Egypt and
Luz Wrona
19:25
Spicy foods and Middle East sales emerging as top South Korea food export growth drivers
South Korea is seeing immense growth in the food exports sector driven by spicy ramen and sauces...
Pearly Neo
19:25
Australian food industry urges more targeted government assistance after Budget 2025
The food and grocery industry in Australia has urged the government to consider providing more targeted assistance for the sector...
Stephania Block
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Well, “The Last Of Us” Just Gave Us A Heartbreaking TV Episode, And Everyone Has The Same Reactions Because They Are So Accurate
As a gamer, I've been dreading this "The Last of Us" episode for years, and somehow it was still so
Tomiwo Ojo
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4 powerful Nigerian TV commercials involving Cobhams Asuquo
If you’ve ever watched a Nigerian TV commercial that gave you chills, there’s a good chance Cobhams Asuquo had something
Nick Mwangi
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Kajwang Backs Orengo and Sifuna, Says ODM Won’t Turn Into a “Praise Choir”
Homa Bay Senator Moses Kajwang has jumped to the defence of Siaya governor James Orengo and Nairobi senator Edwin Sifuna, insisting that dissent is healthy in a
