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At one point, when Pei had expected the camp to be invaded by Wang, he had held a pistol to Tinko’s head. On another occasion he had struck her with her own riding crop. Another bandit had threatened to pull out her gold tooth and wrenched her platinum wedding band off her finger. Tinko later tried to claim on her insurance, but was told that her policy did not cover “bandit losses”.

“Hand dipping enables to sign every chocolate – and that means we temper the chocolate by hand it’s not a machine that does it, so there’s a lot of love in every piece of chocolate,” said Saint-Denis.

The book, which costs £26 and is the chef’s second Italian recipe book, features numerous recipes from Italian grandmothers, or ‘nonnas’, who Oliver met while travelling the country.

“See you soon I sincerely hope. All love, Tinko. PS: Toilet paper lovely. Lice going away a bit.”

Centre Street Cafe owners David Doyle and Mari Perez-Alers (who are also behind Casa Verde and Tres Gatos) have teamed up with Robyn McGrath and her wife Leila Asher to transform Centre Street Cafe into a space-themed all-day diner, serving dishes such as a fried chicken sandwich with dill-chive ranch dressing, blackened redfish with braised collard greens, and perhaps a fried shrimp po’ boy, as well as Centre Street’s house-made pasta (a favorite of Doyle’s young son). Centre Street will close at some point in May for the necessary renovations.Projected opening: May/June 2018

It was simply that Tinko – young, pretty, blond, blue-eyed – was what Fleet Street considered a sure-fire human-interest story. Reuters breathlessly described Pawley as, “a charming blonde of eighteen summers”. And, as it turned out, she was also remark­ably gutsy.

Fromm Family Foods’ Four Star Nutritionals Rancherosa features a hearty blend of beef, lamb, pork and trout paired with pinto beans, peas and chickpeas. It joins a diverse menu of kibble for dogs, designed for variety and formulated for all life stages and styles. The grain-free artisan recipe is meticulously prepared using the highest-quality ingredients at the company’s family-owned-and-operated manufacturing facilities. 

“But something was missing. The ingredients they used for fillings didn’t seem to have any flavor,” says Sophia.

Using their business connections, the duo opened their own chocolate business called Esophy (a combination of their names) and began making chocolate gift baskets for corporations. They did this for two years and the response was so “incredible, that we decided we were ready to open a shop this October. We use chocolate from different small producers, including Valrhona,” says Evdokia.

Fans of The Tattooist of Auschwitz should probably keep an eye out for this redemptive tale of hope in the midst of shocking adversity. A couple are left shattered when war is visited upon their lives in Aleppo. They are duly forced to make a perilous journey through Europe, carrying the pain of what they have endured as well as hope for what awaits them at their destination. Bees and beekeeping are likely to provide the stimulating MacGuffin.

Given that pedigree, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that the Zumwalt is a colossus of complexity: 1,200 software developers from 30 organizations developed the ship’s brains, operated by an unprecedented 14 million to 16 million lines of computer code. More than 35,000 signals—monitoring everything from opening doors to the ship’s power plants—run through 16 railroad-car-size “electronic module enclosures,” each weighing 18 tons and packed with 235 cabinets full of electronics. Instead of a skipper with a grease pencil plotting heading, speed, and other critical decisions with help from multiple watch-standers, silicon does much of the work. It’s designed to ease the 18,000 tasks performed by the crew, meaning fewer sailors are aboard, theoretically reducing the cost of operating the ship.

Mosebrook invites everybody to stop into Cocoa Manna for a personal tour of the seldom scene “bean to bar” process. Currently the chocolate maker is stocking up for the coming holidays, and she will gladly take any special gift orders in advance.