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Second snow brownies

01/12/2010 by Ellen Wallace

Click on images to view larger There is nothing that beats just-warm brownies and a little glass of cold milk when it is snowing. The first snowfall of the season is exciting and everyone heads outdoors. By the second or third, snow starts looking like work, people get cold, and the kitchen beckons. A good […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: adapting ingredients, American recipe, James Beard, Second snow brownies, substitutes, Switzerland

Alcohol most harmful UK abused substance

01/11/2010 by Ellen Wallace

New study reinforces earlier data, scoring substances based on harm they cause London, England (GenevaLunch) – UK media headlines Monday 1 November are mainly about bombs and another potentially explosive subject: which substance is the most damaging, among drugs and alcohol. Alcohol comes out tops, followed by heroin, but before wine lovers panic that this […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: advertising ban, Alan Johnson, alcohol, Britain, classification, David Nutt, drugs, France, harmful substances, Lancet study, News, UK, wine

Lausanne’s M2, world’s steepest metro, a success

27/10/2010 by Ellen Wallace

Lausanne, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) – The M2, the underground metro system in Lausanne and the only fully driverless in the country, is celebrating its second anniversary with a positive balance sheet. The success of Lausanne’s M2 Metro is clear, 24 million tickets were sold in the last 12 months which represents an increase of 3 million […]

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: automatic trains, Lausanne, M2, metro, public transport, undergound metro, Underground

Historic moment underground at the Gotthard, tunnelers to meet

15/10/2010 by Ellen Wallace

Geneva, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) – The TV cameras will be whirring away as a group of men shake hands and probably wipe away tears nearly two kilometres below ground, but the event this time is not trapped miners, it’s a celebration as the final bit of Switzerland’s Gotthard base rail tunnel is bored early Friday afternoon. […]

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: drilling, Faido, Gotthard rail base tunnel, Graubuenden, opened, rail tunnel, Sedrun, Ticino

Cows come down, antique airplanes go up, cows lock horns (update)

28/09/2010 by Ellen Wallace

GenevaLunch photo albums: Grimentz désalpe (cows come down from the high alps), with 40 images of this picture-book town in September and Geo Chavez centenary celebrations of first flight over the Alps (Update) Brig and Grimentz, canton Valais, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) – Tourists flocked to Valais over the weekend for a series of events that had […]

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: airplanes, Bleriot, Brig, cows come down, desalpe, fighting cows, first flight over the Alps, Geo Chavez, Grimentz, Rarogne, Simplon, tourism, Val d'Herens breed, Valais

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