Bone appetite

A San Franciscobased foodie cum dog lover has amalgamated his passions and created a Michelinstarred restaurant which is believed to be the first restaurant exclusively for manrsquos best friend Dogue which rhymes with vogue opened last month in the cityrsquos trendy Mission DistrictFor 75 dollars per pup doggie diners get a multiplecourse meal featuring dishes like chicken skin waffles and fillet mignon steak tartare with quail egg It also includes a mimosa and a baked treat for the puprsquos humanRahmi Massarweh a dog owner and classically trained chef decided to leave his stressful job running a fine dining restaurant to focus on his new canine cafeA dog eats a dish at the Dogue restaurant in San Francisco PicAPSome critics have expressed online outrage over the price point for the pampered pets pointing out income inequality gentrification and homelessness in the city For the cost of the tasting menu you could buy at least five big burritos at one of the many nearby taquerias in the Mission neighbourhoodMassarweh said the real goal of Dogue is to raise awareness about feeding your dog fresh healthy natural ingredients which some research shows can be easier on your puppyrsquos stomach than massproduced dog food and make dog parents happy ldquoIrsquove worked in restaurants for many years and itrsquos rare when as a chef I walk into the dining room to touch tables and every single guest has a smile on their facerdquo Massarweh said ldquoTherersquos something very unique and satisfying about thatrdquoNobody wants to hire herA middleaged womanrsquos tattooaddiction has made her unemployableA woman claims she canrsquot secure a job after her tattoo addiction took over her body Covered headtotoe in ink Melissa Sloan 45 from Wales has ldquolost countrdquo of how many pieces of body art she has saying she even covers up old tattoos with new ones due to a lack of bodily real estateldquoIrsquove got too many tattoos now too many to count Irsquove gone over ones Irsquove already hadrdquo she said ldquoIrsquoll never stop I tattooed over them because Irsquod run out of spacerdquo Her passion for tattoos has soiled her career prospects as many employers wonrsquot hire her Her tattoos she explained are her way of coping with the abuse at the hands of her older brother who was recently imprisoned for sexual assaults and rapesThrouple to welcome a baby in FloridaA couple Jess and Stephen DeMarco in a nonmonogamous relationship has opened up about how they juggle a joint girlfriend while expecting a baby The pair from Tampa Florida has been married for 14 years and describe themselves as polyamorous They have amassed millions of followers detailing their unconventional relationship which often involves a third personStressful marriage can lead to heart attacksResearchers at Yale School of Public Health found that severe marital stress may be linked to worse recovery after a heart attack 1500 adults in recovery selfreported their marital stress The effects of strife were apparent in 4037 women who reported feeling severely stressed Participants who reported severe marital stress were 5037 more likely to be readmitted to the hospitalMermaid to the rescuePablo Avila a scuba diver was diving off Californiarsquos Island when he lost consciousness in the water His friends immediately came over to rescue him when they found themselves surrounded by ldquomermaidsrdquo the women who were actually sporting diving finsBirthed twins twice despite pillsA single mother said it was a miracle that she had two sets of twins in a row by age 21 despite being on birth control Kaitlin Brooks mother of four remembers being ecstatic to learn she was expecting twinsThis is the worldrsquos longest passenger trainA Swiss railway company claimed the record for the worldrsquos longest passenger train on Saturday with a trip on one of the most spectacular tracks through the Alps The Rhaetian Railway company ran the 19kmlong 12milelong train comprising 100 coaches along the AlbulaBernina route from Preda to Berguen The route was designated a UNESCO World Heritage in 2008