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Sony Pictures chairman calls for healthy snacks at US cinemas

Michael Lynton, chairman and chief executive of Sony Pictures would like to see cinemas, across the U.S., selling healthier snacks in order to help the American public "meet an urgent health need."

Researchers: Be true to yourself and better romance will follow

According to a new study, people who are more true to themselves, have more positive and healthy dating relationships.

Recipe: Gaeng Om (Northeastern Thai Curry)

Gaeng om is a soupy, herbal Thai curry often eaten in concert with larb or grilled meats as a cleansing herbal tonic. It's often served in Chinese hotpot fashion, on the table above a small charcoal pot. It is supposed to be seasoned with pla raa, the fermented fish sauce of Laos and Isaan—a freshwater fish based condiment that is fierce in its pungency. But conventional fish sauce works fine too and is gentler on the palate.

Tips to help your dog age gracefully

In an article for on Mother Nature Network, Morieka Johnson offers a few tricks on how to keep your older pooch happy and active.

Men want sex until the grave

Men want sex until they have one foot in the grave, according to a recent study by British researchers.

WeightWatchers sign deal with McDonald's to promote healthy meals

Dieting company WeightWatchers has signed a deal with fast food chain McDonald's to promote "rebranded" healthy meals in New Zealand and Australia.

How to prepare for Thai massage

Mireia Venere Travel Blog 17.02.2010

Silken tofu and pig's ear

Leisa Tyler The Age 30.01.2010
How to prepare for Thai massage

When you get tired and wired from your leisure or business trip to Thailand, it’s time you lie and get lazy with Thai massage, a.k.a. yoga for the lazy. Thai massage is traditionally practiced in a Buddhist temple or “wat” but is now performed in many massage centers in Bangkok and elsewhere. Here are some preparations for your Thai massage:

Silken tofu and pig's ear

Leisa Tyler takes a food crawl through Phuket's old quarter and savours the culinary heritage of migrant Chinese miners.

The Dish: Pad Thai

JOHN KRICH The Wall Street Journal 29.01.2010

Thai Recipe: Kai Look Koie: Son-in-Law Eggs

New York Daily News 27.01.2010
The Dish: Pad Thai

The name translates simply as "Thai fry," but no common concoction so perfectly epitomizes the complexity of Thailand's culinary palette.

Thai Recipe: Kai Look Koie: Son-in-Law Eggs

Some of the most ingenious global recipes stem from peasant cultures where meat is scarce, so cooks have to be creative with what affordable local produce they have on hand.


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