It's an Oscar-worthy performance by this talented Stupid dog in Stupid Pet Tricks.
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
America’s Most Expensive Restaurant - The French Laundry
The French Laundry is an American restaurant located in Yountville, California, in the Napa Valley. The chef and owner of the French Laundry is Thomas Keller. The restaurant is a perennial top five finisher in the annual Restaurant Magazine list of the Top 50 Restaurants of the World.
It will cost you $240, plus tax, just for the privelege of taking a seat at a French Laundry table (service is included), but at least you get to "own" that cush chair for several hours. A simple meal in this restaurant will cost you around a thousand dollars. But at least we can be sure that there are no genetically modified products.
The dishes are served in very small portions, to emphasize that their cuisine is "a work of art" and not just food.
After the jump, you will see the interior of the restaurant, photos of some dishes (with prices) and bills after eating there.
$800 Meal
$120 Meal
$280 Meal
$70 Meal
$90 Meal
$190 Meal
$140 Meal
$230 Meal
$105 Meal
$210 Meal
$37 Meal
$100 Meal
$90 Meal
$110 Meal
$35 Meal
Sources:1, 2
It will cost you $240, plus tax, just for the privelege of taking a seat at a French Laundry table (service is included), but at least you get to "own" that cush chair for several hours. A simple meal in this restaurant will cost you around a thousand dollars. But at least we can be sure that there are no genetically modified products.
The dishes are served in very small portions, to emphasize that their cuisine is "a work of art" and not just food.
After the jump, you will see the interior of the restaurant, photos of some dishes (with prices) and bills after eating there.
$800 Meal
$120 Meal
$280 Meal
$70 Meal
$90 Meal
$190 Meal
$140 Meal
$230 Meal
$105 Meal
$210 Meal
$37 Meal
$100 Meal
$90 Meal
$110 Meal
$35 Meal
Sources:1, 2
Bette Calman - Granny the Super Yoga Master
The ancient art of yoga can do wonders on the human body.Live Proof given by 83-years-old Bette Calman.
Bette Calman has been practicing and teaching yoga for the last 40 years and, although other people her age can hardly move anymore, she can pool of difficult yoga moves that put teenagers to shame. She can execute the “peacock” a difficult position in which the body is held horizontally, using only the power of the arms, the “bridge”, “lotus” and can stand on her head with unnatural ease.
Asked when she is going to retire, Calman said
‘You’re never too old. The body is a remarkable instrument. ‘It can stretch and stretch, and get better all the time. Forget age’.
Mrs Calman teaches up to 11 classes a week with no sign of stopping and she keeps the 'corpse' posture strictly for her classes.
Yoga granny: Bette Calman, 83, shows off the agonising peacock pose.
Source: dailymail
Bette Calman has been practicing and teaching yoga for the last 40 years and, although other people her age can hardly move anymore, she can pool of difficult yoga moves that put teenagers to shame. She can execute the “peacock” a difficult position in which the body is held horizontally, using only the power of the arms, the “bridge”, “lotus” and can stand on her head with unnatural ease.
Asked when she is going to retire, Calman said
‘You’re never too old. The body is a remarkable instrument. ‘It can stretch and stretch, and get better all the time. Forget age’.
Mrs Calman teaches up to 11 classes a week with no sign of stopping and she keeps the 'corpse' posture strictly for her classes.
Yoga granny: Bette Calman, 83, shows off the agonising peacock pose.
Source: dailymail
Britain's Got Talent 2008 - Kate Nicholas & Gin's audition
Britain's Got Talent 2008 - Kate Nicholas & Gin's audition on Britain's Got Talent 2008.
House Made Of Trash
"Got ugly title, but got beautiful house decorated with trash"
Bogdan Litniansky left the Ukraine for France during the 1930s. Like many other immigrants, he was homeless when he arrived there, so he bought a derelict house in Picardy and restored it using all kinds of junk.
When he retired, at the age of 62, he continued to decorate his home using derelict objects, like bottles, mirrors, old toys, broken TV-sets, and turned his garden into a beautiful labyrinth. Check out his life-long masterpiece:
Bogdan Litniansky left the Ukraine for France during the 1930s. Like many other immigrants, he was homeless when he arrived there, so he bought a derelict house in Picardy and restored it using all kinds of junk.
When he retired, at the age of 62, he continued to decorate his home using derelict objects, like bottles, mirrors, old toys, broken TV-sets, and turned his garden into a beautiful labyrinth. Check out his life-long masterpiece:
Try Wacky Tribal Dance
Wacky Tribal Dance. This guy`s headache must be massive when he finishes his routine.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)