Tomatoes are healthful as well as tasty and versatile. They are especially lauded for their cardiovascular benefits.
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Portable Device Can Test If Your Food Is Gluten-Free
For people with gluten allergies or celiac disease, the idea of eating out in restaurants can be terrifying. It typically involves scrutinizing menus and food labels, interrogating waiters, or having to bring their own meals wherever they go.
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Beyoncé Got It Right: Cheating's Emotional Fallout Gushes from 'Lemonade'
Beyoncé hasn't revealed what inspired her to create "Lemonade," an album that details emotions felt after learning of a husband's infidelity. But regardless of whether the album is "real," it mirrors what really happens to betrayed partners, experts said.
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Secret Atomic Role of WWII-Era Aircraft Carrier Revealed
A team of underwater archaeologists has pieced together information from declassified government documents and a shipwrecked WWII-era naval vessel to understand the secret role of one of the most historic battleships: the USS Independence.
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Kamis, 28 April 2016
Starliner Simulators: Astronauts 'Fly' Boeing Spacecraft Trainers
Two NASA astronauts using virtual switches and a control stick undocked Boeing's CST-100 Starliner commercial crew capsule from the International Space Station on Tuesday (April 26) — that is, until thunderstorms over St. Louis cut the simulation short.
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Is It Possible to Clone a Dinosaur?
Apologies to people keen on reviving extinct dinosaurs, but researchers have never recovered dinosaur DNA, which is necessary for cloning. But, intriguingly, they have found fragments of mystery DNA in dinosaur bone, experts told Live Science.
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Photos: Rare Titanosaur Skull: Tiny Brains, Good Vision
Paleontologists are practically giddy with the discovery of a new dinosaur skull. The newly identified titanosaur (sarmientosaurus musacchioi) is incredibly long-necked and long-tailed dinosaur that lived about 95 million years ago during the Cretaceous p
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Aurorasaurus! Citizens Keep Watch as Auroras Light Up the Skies
Night-sky enthusiasts are looking to the heavens for dancing lights in the name of science ─ or Aurorasaurus, as the project is called. The online community is a hub for citizen-scientists to gather and share aurora data via the project's website and mob
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Kamis, 21 April 2016
10 Most Interesting Ramen Restaurants in the World
In Japan ramen is one of the hottest dishes and has become somewhat of a trend in the country. What’s interesting about this trend is that is has traveled into other countries and nestled itself right among some of the top searched food items in the world. So, in order to highlight the tasty meal and the best of the best when it comes to Ramen we compiled the 10 Most Interesting Ramen Restaurants in the World.
As you will see in our list Japan, California and New York pretty much dominate when it comes to having some of the best ramen that money can buy. Ramen is a traditional Japanese dish of noodles, broth and various toppings. It is still unclear whether or not the dish originated in Japan or China, however, Japan has pretty much adopted it completely. So much in fact that it is a pretty good way to make a living in the country.
When most Americans hear ramen, they immediately think about the packets of Ramen Noodles that are super cheap and pretty easy to prepare for a quick meal. However, ramen is an art form all its own and the amount of flavors one can capture in a ramen dish is simply astonishing. You can check out our 10 Most Interesting Ramen Restaurants in the World to find out where some of the best ramen comes from.
10 Most Interesting Ramen Restaurants in the World
10. Jin Ramen, NY
While the name may be a little scary as it translates to “benevolence,” according to Jin Ramen, the restaurant prides itself on making good ramen and making a positive impact on the community. They serve Hakata style ramen that features a pork-based broth.
9. Kitakata Ramen Ban Nai, California
Kitakata Ramen Ban Nai is somewhat of a chain in Japan with 57 locations. However, there happens to be a location in Costa Mesa, California that brings the Japanese heritage to the U.S. With a heavy concentration on the Soba noodle, chef Akira Nakahara has been recognized as one of the masters of noodle making after being accepted by the Ban Nai family.
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8. Mangetsu, Sakata, Yamagata Japan
Mangetsu has a rich history that started in 1960. The name translates to “full moon” and tourists can’t seem to get enough of the ramen that is prepared by the second generation of Mangetsu, Tadashi Saito.
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7. Ramen Lab, NY
Ramen Lab is a restaurant incubator and experimental spot where new takes on the classic dish are being concocted. It’s an interesting experience for chefs and visitors who share a passion for ramen, making it one of the most unique places as well.
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6. Jinya Ramen Bar, California
Jinya Ramen Bar was built off the desire for Tomonori Takahashi to enjoy his favorite Japanese meal. In order to fulfill his desire for the dish Takahashi used his knowledge of his father’s hard work in the restaurant business. The result was a successful business with plenty of delicious ramen.
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5. Misoya, NY
Misoya NY is a ramen/miso restaurant that specializes in three types of miso. You could say the focus here is the brother for sure and the official website of the restaurant gives you a full breakdown of what miso contains and how it is made.
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4. Shin-Yokohama Raumen Museum, Yokohama, Japan
For a truly educational and delicious meal of ramen. The Shin-Yokohama Raumen Museum is the place to be. As its name suggests, the museum is dedicated to ramen so it serves as a place where ramen lovers can discover the origins and tastes of all types of ramen.
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3. Men-Eiji, Japan
In Men-Eiji, ramen lovers can be sure that only the best ingredients are being used for their meal. According to the official webpage, Men-Eiji uses Hokkaido wheat for their noodles which are considers “high-quality” for ramen.
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2. Tsuta
The Tsuta restaurant happens to be a Michelin starred ramen restaurant and is the first ramen restaurant to receive the honor. The restaurant is located in Tokyo and the system in which you must go through to get a seat at the restaurant full reflects that.
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1. Kagari, Japan
Kagari is located in Ginza, Japan and it specializes in ramen with a creamy chicken broth. The setting along with the attention to detail in the food is heavily addressed in articles that have featured the restaurant. Don’t get confused when you visit as their signs doesn’t say Kagari, however, it does read SOBA.
PhotoCred: The Japan Times
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10 Most Exotic Places in the U.S.
When you think about exotic vacations where you can escape the hustle and bustle of your life, the United States isn’t exactly the first thought. So, we created the 10 Most Exotic Places in the U.S. just incase you forgot about the wonders that are located in the U.S.
Next time you think about heading out to Mexico, Brazil, Thailand, Turks and Caicos, Jamaica or the Dominican Republic, to name a few destinations, remember that there are areas in the United States where you can fine peace and serenity. There are also quite a number of incredible landscapes that allow for some of the most breathtaking pieces of scenery in the world.
The U.S. should certainly be considered when the topic of exotic places because while everyone has their own definition of what is exotic, the U.S. has something that could meet every one of those definitions. You can check out the 10 Most Exotic Places in the U.S. below.
10 Most Exotic Places in the U.S.
10. Santa Lucia, Big Sur, California
There is simply nothing better that high mountain ranges overlooking large bodies of water. That is one of the images that should come to mind when it comes to peace and serenity. The Santa Lucia area of Big Sur, California has the exotic mountain ranges that rivals any beautiful view in the world.
9. Leavenworth, Washington
If you want an old school Bavarian flare, look no further than Leavenworth, Washington. Leavenworth allows you to skip the pricey plane ticket to Germany and get acquainted with the Bavarian lifestyle in Leavenworth. The architecture alone is something that is different from what you would find in a normal state.
8. Aleutian Islands, Alaska
The Aleutian Islands in Alaska is one of the mystifying wonders in the U.S. People often confused Alaska as a super snowy and cold region. However, the Aleutian Islands, offers a bit of an extreme difference. These volcanic islands are just as interesting to visit as any of the volcanic islands in Hawaii.
7. Great Sand Dunes, Colorado
If you have a love or desire to travel through sand dunes but you can’t afford to take a trip to Egypt, the Great Sand Dunes of Colorado is a national park where you can enjoy sandy peaks. These dunes are incredible to look at and even more incredible to enjoy in an off-roading vehicle.
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6. Palmyra Atoll
Palmyra Atoll is a Northern Pacific island territory that is a part of the U.S. There are no actual occupants on the island but there is always between 4-25 employees or scientists in the territory at times. If you really wanted to get away, Palmyra Atoll is the perfect place to do so.
5. Culebra, Puerto Rico
The island of Culebra is located in Puerto Rico and is already a pretty sought after spot for those who are looking to get away in an exotic location. Puerto Rico is a territory of the U.S. and it makes it a lot easier to access the island.
4. Key West, Florida
Key West, Florida is one of the most population vacation destinations in the U.S. It’s filled with genuinely welcoming people. It’s fairly tiny being just four miles wide and one mile long however, it features a ton of wildlife and endless beaches.
3. Olympic National Park, Washington
Olympic National Park in Washington is another one of the natural wonders in the U.S. It’s a cross between a rainforest and alpine area that is rarely touched. There is also a beach area just along a strip of land.
2. Frankenmuth, Michigan
Frankenmuth is very similar to Leavenworth in the Bavarian styled setting. The image below also shows a blatant relation to Bavarian roots with the Bavarian Inn Lodge. Again the architecture reigns supreme in this location.
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1. Saint Augustine, Florida
St. Augustine, Florida is an authentic city that is pretty rich in history. The city was founded all the way back in 1565 and is a very important part of the Spanish history in Florida and it’s architecture reflects that tenfold.
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Weird and Wonderful: 9 Bizarre Spiders
Spiders come in all shapes and sizes, and many have some unusual features that set them apart, whether it's their web-spinning abilities, what they like to eat or their strange mating habits. Here are nine of the most bizarre spiders in the world.
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Senin, 18 April 2016
Ikea's New Chainless Bike Never Rusts
Dealing with a rusty bicycle chain can be a messy affair, but a new bike from Ikea solves that problem. The furniture retail giant recently introduced its "Sladda" bike, which uses an oil-free and corrosion-resistant drive belt rather than a metal chain.
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How to Talk to Someone with a Terminal Illness
If someone is facing a health emergency or terminal illness, it can be difficult to know the right thing to say. Do you tell them everything will be OK? Change the subject? Share the story of your Aunt Sally, who died of cancer 10 years ago?
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Kamis, 14 April 2016
DARPA Space Plane Could Make Daily Satellite Launches Possible
The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's Experimental Spaceplane (XS-1) program, which aims to make launching satellites a daily occurrence, is moving on to new phases of development. The vehicle's first flight could come in 2019.
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'Please Touch My Buttocks' Says Robot In Human Arousal Test | Video
Turns out humanoid robots can teach humans a lot about being human. People were asked by a robot to touch different parts of its body. Arousal sensors registered higher when subjects touching areas of the robot’s body that are not regularly touched.
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Religious Reveal: Men Lag Behind Women in Devoutness
Despite the fact that most historical figures are male — such as Jesus and Muhammad — and that most conservative religious institutions rely on male leaders, including priests and Orthodox rabbis, new data shows that women today tend to be men.
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