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A Timeless Lunch by Alain Ducasse
"A 1950 Chevrolet pick-up truck, an elegantly laid table set under a white oak, the very best of Mediterranean cuisine and Provençale nature. JUST FOR YOU: the Bastide de Moustiers has concocted the most delicious bucolic lunch, to enjoy timelessly."
Source: A Timeless Lunch. Retrieved from: http://www.alain-ducasse.com/en/actualites/a-timeless-lunch-by-alain-ducasse (May 2012)
Best New Restaurant Design
"Architectural Digest selected a dozen notable newcomers. All of these spots are, in very distinctive ways, elevating the experience of dining out—in some cases, way out." - Text by Andrew Sessa
Source: Architectural Digest (May 2012). Retrieved from: http://www.architecturaldigest.com/ad/2012-05/best-new-restaurant-design-article
Four Small-Business Lessons from 'The Hunger Games'
BY Kara Ohngren | March 23, 2012|
Twenty-four “tributes” between ages 12 and 18 are chosen at random from the districts of Panem, a totalitarian state in post-apocalyptic North America, to compete in a barbaric fight for survival. Losing means certain doom, but winning promises a life of luxury. Unless you’ve been asleep in a cave in the ruins of District 13, you’re probably familiar with the plot of the best-selling book series The Hunger Games.
Suzanne Collins’s epic trilogy follows Katniss Everdeen, the fictional 16-year-old who volunteers for the games after her younger sister is chosen as a tribute. To mark the release of the first film in the franchise, we look to Katniss for lessons to be learned about surviving on your own. (Warning: Spoilers abound.) If you follow this guide for your business, perhaps the odds will be ever in your favor.
Read more: Four Small-Business Lessons from 'The Hunger Games'
