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An Insider’s Guide to the Riviera

Beach Fashion, Fun & Safety

Restaurant Guide

Riviera Events

Climbing the Riviera

July Festival Special www.thatsnicemagazine.com

Maps of Nice

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Editor’s Welcome

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elcome to an action-packed month in the French Riviera. Our job here at That’s Nice magazine is to ensure that you make the most of this beautiful region over the next four weeks, and while lazy days on the beach are a must, there are plenty of other things to keep your days and nights busy on Côte!

So, we take a trip to St Jean Cap Ferrat, brimming with beautiful beaches, restaurants and picturesque scenery. We also head into the mountains and try our hand at rock climbing and Via Ferrata. If you are not scared of heights, then these adventures are a must!

July is full of evening festivals, from jazz concerts to fireworks spectaculars! The Monaco Open Air Cinema is also in full-swing. We’ve got an overview of the best festivals ‘under the stars’ this month, together with event schedules, so keep us close at hand at all times!

Do you like our front cover? A big thank you to the veritable mermaid, Sarah Soderston, and Michael Campi for donning weight belts over a number of hours and fighting jellyfish for the shot! I think it ties in nicely with our fashion feature this month, showcasing three great looks for a day at a private beach!

Picnicking just got a whole lot more interesting with Chef Tania’s picnic hamper recipes, complete with matching wines. The recipes always use seasonal produce, so be sure to head to your local market to pick up the ingredients.

Well, that’s just a sample of what’s inside this month’s edition of That’s Nice. Don’t forget to support our sponsors who make this magazine possible, remembering that we only include businesses we can confidently recommend to our readers!

Enjoy the fabulous month of July, happy reading, and see you next month!

Cassandra Tanti, Editor

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feature articles Visit the delightful seaside village of St Jean Cap Ferrat ............................. 6 Ever thought of climbing the Riviera? .......................................................... 7 A month of festivals under the stars ............................................................ 8 restaurant guide & reviews 3 new restaurant reviews plus our top dining recommendations .................... 10 Fashion Hit the private beaches with these 3 summer looks ..................................... 12 ACCOMMODATION Hotels, Holiday Rentals and B&B’s .............................................................. 13 LIFESTYLE & Health Anxiety & your heart, new female condoms and staying safe in the sun ..... 14 art & culture and book reviews Highlighting 3 exhibitions plus some great summer reads ........................... 15 MAPS 3 detailed maps of the city .......................................................................... 16 RIVIERA EVENTS You don’t want to miss a thing this month on the Riviera .......................... 18 PUB GUIDE A selection of the best bars in Nice ............................................................. 20 Gig Guide Watch the city’s best bands at the hottest venues in town ........................... 22 essential guide Highlighting the best DJ concerts & festivals of the month ......................... 23 Cinema Releases What’s hitting the big screen in France in July? ........................................... 24 Music News Spotlight on music from South Africa, top 3 festivals and music history ...... 25 Recipes from the Riviera & WINE RECOMMENDATIONS Picnic hamper recipes matched with selected regional wines ..................... 26 Live Sports A list of this month’s main televised events ................................................. 28 Games Take some time out with our quiz, sudoku & spot the difference ................ 29 HOROSCOPES What do the stars hold for you in July? ...................................................... 30

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Saint Jean Cap Ferrat Saint Jean Cap Ferrat has long been a magnet for presidents, aristocracy and the rich. It is home to some of the most expensive properties in the world, and also some of the most amazing scenery. It’s turquoise coloured waters, protected beaches and seaside village ambiance make it one of the most stunning and exclusive areas on the French Riviera.

With a population of only 2,100, Saint Jean Cap Ferrat is also quite small, so the whole peninsula can be explored within a few hours!

The Port

Once a busy fishing hub, the port of Saint Jean Cap Ferrat now accommodates luxurious yachts and delightful wooden boats. There are a host of cafés and restaurants along the port, all quintessentially “Rivieraesque” with their outdoor terraces. Not surprising, seafood is the specialty here, but you don’t have to spend a fortune. We enjoyed a lovely meal with great service at Le Rafiot. Prices are very reasonable, average 15€, .

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Paloma is a beautiful little bay, housing a public beach and private beach with jetty, restaurant and sun lounges. It is positioned at the base of tall cliffs, so it is protected from winds and offers jaw-dropping views of the Moyenne Corniche, Eze and Beaulieu. Water sports are also available. Paloma Beach will, for the first time, host apéro evenings in July and August. From 6pm, guests can enjoy cocktails and champagne in the lounge area, with nibbles and music.

There is also Passable beach on the northwest side of the main peninsula, past the Tourism Office, and Cro de Peï Pin, which is the largest beach, located just north of the port at the Anse Lilong.

Grand Hôtel du Cap

At the tip of Cap Ferrat is the Grand Hôtel du Cap, considered one of the most glamorous hotels in the world. It was built in 1908 and is set amidst a beautiful garden. Guests here have included George W. Bush and Bill Clinton.

Walks

There is an easy, picturesque walk around the peninsula. In the right season, you can even see whales and dolphins in this protected marine sanctuary. The walk takes about thirty minutes and winds around the coast, before coming out at Paloma Beach. To access the walk, head west of the port and follow the signs.

Saint Jean Cap Ferrat has some of the most expensive real estate in the world. Luxurious properties are nestled amongst lush vegetation, protected from prying eyes. But it is still worth a wander through the village to catch a glimpse of these 10 million euro villas (60 million if they are on the water’s edge). In fact, the most expensive property in the world was sold here in July 2008 - Villa Leopolda – brought by a Russian billionaire for 500 million euros!

Villa Île de France

In 1905, Béatrice Ephrussi de Rothschild built a Tuscan style palace, now known as Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild museum. A member of the prominent Rothschild banking family and wife of the wealthy Russian-Jewish banker Baron de Ephrussi, Béatrice de Rothschild built her rose-coloured mansion and filled it with antique furniture, Old Master paintings, sculptures, and an extensive collection of rare porcelain. She also created her own private zoo (no longer in existence) with exotic birds and animals including flamingos, monkeys, antelopes and gazelles.

There are seven established gardens of different themes, and the whole area was designed like a ship, to be viewed from the loggia of the house – like the bridge of a vessel – with the sea visible on all sides. The garden was inspired by a voyage Béatrice made on the liner ‘Île de France’, and the thirty gardeners hired to maintain the garden were all dressed as sailors with berets and red pom poms! Every August the villa hosts Les Azuriales Opera Festival. It is now a museum and open to the public.

Saint Jean Cap Ferrat is the apex of the Riviera’s “Golden Triangle”, which also includes Beaulieu and Villefranche.

It can be accessed by bus (from the main bus station in Nice) and by car along the Basse or Moyenne Corniche.

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ClimbingtheRiviera The French Riviera is blessed with a spectacular mountain range that offers a plethora of established climbing routes. Sheer cliff faces - perched hundreds of metres above medieval villages, canyons and coastlines – offer climbers a heavenly experience and an unparalleled sense of achievement. Despite common perception, climbing is not reserved for the fit and fearless.

It is, in fact, a sport that can be enjoyed by almost everyone. Here, we look at two different ways to climb the French Riviera, using top-roping and Via Ferrata.

Top-Roping

I tried my first rock climb at La Turbie – one of the largest and most visible mountain ranges on the Côte. The vantage point is breathtaking – sweeping views of Monaco and Italy to the left, Nice through to St Tropez on the right. All of this just thirty minutes drive from the heart of Nice.

After choosing a ‘beginner’s’ climbing route (one of 35 possibilities), our guides, Jérôme and Dean, take us through the necessities. Top-roping is regarded as the safest form of climbing. A rope is run through an established anchor at the summit; one end is attached to the climber and the other to the belayer at the base, who keeps the rope taut during the climb and prevents falls. As you climb, the belayer adjusts the rope accordingly so it is always tight and supportive. Trust is crucial to an enjoyable and successful climb – you must believe that your belayer supports you and leave yourself free to explore the cliff face.

So with that, you begin climbing, searching for centimetre-wide gaps to place your feet and fingers, edging closer and closer to that alluring summit. Remarkably, crevices that barely appear able to accommodate a centipede are perfectly capable of keeping you suspended on the rock, just long enough for you to find the next, illusive crevice. There are times when you think it is impossible to continue, but gentle coaching and a determination not to give up wills you ahead. If you tire along the way, you can always relax back into your harness, hang for a little while and admire the view! But when you finally do make it to the top, the sense of achievement is overwhelming. The serenity of your surroundings finally kicks in, and the birds eye view of valleys, townships and coastline below afford you a new perception of the French Riviera.

Abseiling back down the cliff is pretty fun too.

Rock climbing is indeed a physically and mentally demanding sport – it tests your strength, endurance, agility and balance, as well as your mental control. But you don’t have to be Spiderman to do it. However, if rock climbing sounds too challenging, then you have a fantastic alternative – Via Ferrata!

Via Ferrata

Via Ferrata is a European mountain sport in which people climb vertical rock faces using fixed cables, ladders and bridges. Basically, it is rock climbing with training wheels, but it affords the same sense of achievement and exhilaration.

The Via Ferrata technique, which was developed during World War I to move troops quickly through the Dolomites in Northern Italy, allows climbers with little instruction or climbing skill to safely ascend sheer cliff faces. It joins together isolated ranges, creating a long and accessible climbing route. One such course sits above the 11th Century village of Peille, about thirty minute’s drive from Nice.

Climbers are checked in at the local Absinthe Bar and are given the necessary equipment, which includes a harness and safety helmet. Then, over approximately three to four hours, they are guided through a maze of gulleys, over mountains and across ‘monkey’ bridges. It’s an Indiana Jones adventure, only with the safety of a harness. Along the way, there is plenty of time to rest, take photographs and enjoy the moment.

The highlight of this Via Ferrata is the zip line and zip rope (one steel cable to stand on, one to hold), suspended over one hundred metres high. The flying fox is not a necessary part of the course, so the less adventurous can choose an easier crossing option. There are also three escape routes throughout the course if necessary.

Via Ferrata is a wildly popular sport. It is an exhilarating ride from beginning to end, and it’s accessible to people of all ages. There are about half a dozen Via Ferrata’s dotted throughout the Alpes Maritimes. If you like the safety and experience of a guide, then Riviera Adventures runs rock-climbing and Via Ferrata trips regularly. A full day, including transport, lunch and activity, costs 55€. Don’t forget to pack sturdy trainers, water and a long-sleeve top to protect you from the wind. Now, it’s time to chalk-up, clip on, and climb that mountain!

Cassandra Tanti

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A Month Under the Stars The magical month of July...

The Nice Jazz Festival will, for the final time, take it’s stage at Cimiez this July. After four decades in the historic setting, the city’s premier music festival will move to the heart of Nice, in the Albert 1er and Place Massena gardens, in July 2011. This is an historic year for the festival and, given the line-up, it will be surely one to remember.

On the back of falling attendances, the city’s major, Christian Estrosi, has decided to reduce ticket prices and double the people capacity from 5,000 places in Cimiez to over 9,500 in the two gardens in Nice. According to the city’s local newspaper, Nice Matin, the square will be surrounded by a “cultural and artistic” village. Once the bus station has been demolished, this will be another possible venue for the concerts.

The first ever Nice Jazz Festival was held in the city’s Opera House in 1948. Despite an incredible lineup that included headlining act Louis Armstrong, it would be another twenty-three years before the Jazz Festival would make it’s second show, this time at the Théâtre de Verdure. The festival has since featured the likes of Lionel Hampton, Dizzy Gillespie, Ray Charles, Ella Fitzgerald and Miles Davies. It has dabbled in different musical genres over the years, including pop and world music, with performances by Kanye West and the disco beats of Chic. However, the roots of the festival remain firmly in jazz, with many artists from alternate genres incorporating an element of jazz into their style.

As with all great festivals, the audience is free to wander freely around the historic Cimiez arenas and garden, switching between three different stages which feature up to six different artists each evening.

The setting is made all the more festive with food and beverage stands, offering traditional delights such as socca and Côte de Provence rosé.

How to get there: Bus no. 17 – to the ‘les Arénes’ stop Bus no. 15 – to the ‘Cimiez’ Stop

Nice Jazz Festival Schedule Saturday 17th Tickets: A:49€, S:36€, C:11€ Victoria Rummler Quintet Diego el Cigala Ornette Coleman Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings Earth, Wind & Fire Tineke Postma Quartet

Wednesday 21st Tickets: Adults 29€, Students 22€, Children 9€ Christian Scott Béla Fleck, Zakir Hussain & Edgar Meyer Bojan Tetraband Stanley Clarke Band featuring Hiromi Herbie Hancock Eric Legnini Thursday 22nd Tickets: Adults 39€, Students 29€, Children 10€ Tigran Hamasyan Quintet Freedom Band Fiction Plane Laurent Garner Live Jose James “Coltrane Show”

Sunday 18th Tickets: A:39€, S:23€, C:10€ Nikki Yanofsky Richard Bona Band Ron Carter Goran Bregovic Fly

Friday 23rd Tickets: Adults 39€, Students 29€, Children 10€ Asaf Avidan & The Mojos Kris Kristofferson DJAngo 100 Hindi Zahara Rodrigo Y Gabriela Chris Potter “Underground” Quartet

Monday 19th Tickets: A:39€, S:29€, C:10€ Le Syndicat du Chrome Garrumul Cdata Orchestre National de Jazz Daniel Yvinec Dweezil Zappa Plays Zappa Al JArreau Juilian Lage Group

Saturday 24th Tickets: Adults 49€, Students 36€, Children 11€ Clifton Anderson Quintet André Ceccarelli “Le Coq et la Pendule” Maurane Pat Metheny Group Pink Martini Jean Marc Jafet Agora Quintet

Tuesday 20th Tickets: A:29€, S:22€, C:9€ Stephy Haik Imelda May Jimmie Vaughan Robert Cray Buddy Guy James Hunter

Wednesday 14th - Jim’s Band - Jazz à Juan sextet - NJO Nice Jazz Orchestra Thursday 15th - David Sanborn - George Benson Friday 16th - Spokfrevo Orquestra - Carlinhos Brown Saturday 17th - Melody Gardot Sunday 18th - Hommage à Django Reinhardt Le Manoir de mes rêves Monday 19th - AvishaÏ Cohen - Paco de Lucia Tuesday 20th - Joshua Redman Double Trio Wednesday 21th - Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock & Jack Dejohnette Thursday 22th - Kyle Eastwood - Diana Krall Friday 23th - Black Dub - Brooklyn Funk Essentials - Maceo Parker Saturday 24th - Manu Katché - Marcus Miller & Orchestre Philharmonique de Monte-Carlo & guests Raul Midon & Lalah Hattaway Sunday 25th - Gospel Evening / Soirée Gospel - Liz McComb

A = Adults, S = Students, C = Children 3-day pass 96-105€ 8-day pass 185€ Tickets available from FNAC, Carrefour & Géant

jazz at juan schedule

Juan les Pins is this year celebrating it’s 50th anniversary, making it the longest running jazz festival in Europe, according to organisers.

Jazz at Juan is a veritable melting pot of styles and trends, mixing classic jazz with popular music and off-beat new music. This year, however, in tribute to the 50th anniversary, Jazz at Juan returns to its roots with a resolutely jazz program, featuring artists “in their prime”, some who even graced the stage all those decades ago, like George Benson.

Featured by the seaside stage are ceramic tiles laid into the pavement with handprints of more than 50 jazz musicians who have played at the festival, among them B.B. King, Fats Waller, George Benson and Little Richard.

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Prom’ Parties Prom’ Parties are a free summer music celebration on the world famous Promenade des Anglais during July and August. The promenade is closed to traffic and opened entirely to the public and musicians. There are various stages with different styles of music, while nearby cafés, restaurants and beaches extend their terraces to accommodate the crowds.

Friday 9th July, Wednesday 14th July (followed by fireworks), Friday 23rd and Saturday 31st

CLÔITRE DU CIMIEZ

Monaco Open Air Cinema Set on a beautiful peninsula of Monaco overlooking the Mediterranean sea is Europe’s largest Open Air Cinema screen. Featuring films in Original Version (English) with French subtitles, this cinema under the stars makes for a special night out. There are two seat types available – loungers at the rear and chairs at the front with tables and cushions. There’s also a kiosk for munchies and beer! It pays to arrive early in order to get a good seat. Doors open at 8.45pm and the program kicks off around 9.30pm, with the film starting at 10pm. Tickets cost 11€ for adults, 8€ for children and students.

Find them on the roof of the car park “des Pêcheurs”, elevator level 0, Chemin des Pêcheurs, Monaco.

For more information on Monaco, visit http://maboum.com Sex and the City 25th June – 28th July (5 performances) The A-Team 27th June – 2nd August (4 performances)

The hill of Cimiez has always been a mythical place, particularly in the months of July and August. It is when the Monastery of Cimiez and the Fransiscan monks open the fragrant gardens to the public for a special series of orchestral concerts. Lovers of classical music gather under the stars to witness performances by an array of international artists.

Tuesday 13th, Thursday 15th, Friday 23rd, Sunday 25th, Tuesday 27th Performances begin at 9pm. Tickets cost between 23€ and 29€.

Shrek Forever After 30th June – 3rd August (4 performances) Robin Hood 1st July – 13th July (2 performances) New York, I Love You 6th July The Back Up Plan 7th July

Iron Man 2 8th July

Cop Out 20th July

Killers 11th July

Inception 22nd July

Predators 12th July – 31st July (3 performances)

Clash of the Titans 23rd July

Hachiko 15th July Toy Story 3 17th July – 29th July (2 performances)

Shutter Island 26th July Knight and Day 27th July – 30th July

The Last Airbender 18th July- 1st August Sherlock Holmes 19th July

FIREWORKS FESTIVALS The French Riviera offers a special backdrop for a series of stunning fireworks evenings this July: An international cast of fireworks production companies compete for the annual pyrotechnics awards in Cannes, resulting in some of the most explosively spectacular evenings of the summer. July 14th, 21st and 29th.

Meanwhile, flashes, starbursts and rocket tracers reflect over the glorious waters of Nice for Bastille Day celebrations on July 14th.

La Napoule hosts its own, impressive fireworks displays and DJ evenings on July 13th and 28th.

And the Marie de Monaco is once again organizing the International Musical Fireworks Competition in Monaco, followed by musical entertainment on the Quai Albert 1er. July 9th and 22nd.

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Food Guide

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La Maison de Marie La Maison de Marie, with it’s fairytale-like surroundings and typical Niçois menu, is undoubtedly a hit with locals and visitors alike – it is near impossible to get a table here without a reservation. The cuisine is robust, traditional and uncomplicated. Service is friendly and fast. And the courtyard, with it’s overhanging garden, makes for a very romantic summer evening.

5 rue Massena, Nice

The menu at La Maison de Marie is quite large and covers the classics pasta, meat and fish. The portions are very large, and there is a traditional simplicity to the dishes: mixed grilled seafood, linguini and penne, beef and lamb stews, to name but a few. I tried the evening menu for 21€, opting for

the lamb and olive terrine – a nice starter which is large enough to share. My main dish of stuffed rabbit tasted and looked far too much like my terrine entrée (either a mistake on my part, or that of the chef) and contained too little rabbit. Perhaps the fish would have been a better choice. The veal wrapped in ratatouille (21€) and encased in stomach lining could have definitely done without the latter. Or, at the very least, it should have been mentioned on the menu that the dish contained offal.

There is a strong Corsican influence here, in both food and wine. There are also bottles from the Bourgogne, Bordeaux and Côte du Rhône regions, making for a very nice selection.

Finally, my fresh fruit salad was lacking on the fresh side, but the dessert menu looks tempting: Corsican cheeses, banana and chocolate tiramisu, and nougat praline with raspberries.

All in all, I can see why French people or those visiting France would enjoy the time-honored nature of this menu. And it is clearly a favourite among many.

Editor’s Note: Our restaurant reviews are not paid for. The restaurants do not know they are being reviewed so we can give an honest assessment without bias. I hope you enjoy my recommendations as much as I enjoy discovering them!

Cassandra Tanti

Les Jardins du Capitole

52 Promenade des Anglais, Nice rue Dalpozzo, Nice If you are looking for a meal along the3world famous Promenade des Anglais, with views of the inviting Mediterranean waters and a refreshing sea breeze, then Les Jardins du Capitole is the place to go. And, despite its location, this is not your typical “slap it together for the tourists” kind of restaurant.

There is quite an extensive menu here, so order a drink upon seating and be prepared to spend a good fifteen minutes pouring over the dishes on offer. The cuisine is very traditional, with entrees of snails, foie gras, terrine and stuffed mussels; grilled fish, steak and lamb for mains; pizzas and pastas thrown in for good measure. I can’t imagine anyone coming here and not finding something to their liking. It’s hard to pass up a salad on these hot summer days, and Jardin du Capitole offers an impressive eleven options, ranging from 11€ to 14.50€.

For lunch, you can’t go past the 14€ menu, with an entrée and main, or main and dessert. The Salade Gourmande, which features on the specials board and is part of the lunch menu, is a delicious combination of surimi (shredded crab sticks), prawns, mortadella, baby mozzarella, mango, parma ham and marinated vegetables. Each ingredient is presented separately on the plate, making it more of a tapas delight than a run-of-the-mill salad. The specials board tends to sway from the traditional, with dishes like Tunisian salad and sesame salmon. The plat du jours are a popular choice, and priced between 12€ and 14€.

If you like set menu’s then you’ll be dazzled at the sheer number of choices here as well. For 25€, you can choose between ten different entrées, thirteen mains and six desserts!

I am always sceptical of large menus, but Jardin du Capitole appears to pull it off nicely. Now, I’m three dishes down, only fifty-eight to go!

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35 rue de la Préfecture, Nice Tel: 04 93 80 15 97

Zen

My hunt for good Asian food has led me to Zen, one of the most attractive and authentic looking Japanese restaurants in Nice. It also serves out healthy portions of that delicious delicacy – sashimi and they offer a fantastic value-for-money lunch menu. If you’re feeling a little stressed, you can even take time-out in their authentic Japanese garden for a real Zen experience.

Quite uniquely, this restaurant offers a variety of ambiances. There’s a small terrace at the front fit for sun filled lunches, and a front of house which hosts an impressive number of Teppanyaki tables, from which plenty an egg roll has been thrown, I am sure. Smack bang in the middle is a little Japanese oasis, complete with Zen garden. And beyond that, another impressive room filled with even more Teppanyaki tables, this time surrounded by low chairs for that authentic Japanese dining experience. Even the toilets are decorated with class. Zen considers itself the largest Japanese restaurant in the French Riviera, and its probably right.

The service is timid, almost shy, but I think that has more to do with the language barrier than rudeness. And the food is delicious. I tried the 11.50€ lunch box, which came with soup or salad, sushi, sashimi, nori rolls, grilled salmon, rice and sautéed vegetables. It was, quite simply, delectable. Similarly, my lunch guest’s plate of fried ravioli’s and salmon sashimi looked as good as it tasted. If raw fish isn’t your thing, there is also a 9.50€ lunch box, offering teriyaki chicken, pork or beef, together with soup or salad, rice and vegetables.

The servings are large considering the prices – the plate of Teriyaki duck breast is plentiful for just 15€.

We Recommend A selection of our favourite restaurants... l’Univers - Michelin Star - 54 bld Jean Jeurés 04 93 62 32 Le Locale - Italian resto & deli - 4 rue Rusca Nice Port 04 93 14 08 29 Cave de l’Origine - Wine Bar - 3 rue Dalpozzo - 04 83 50 09 60 Rossetisserie - Roast meats - 8 rue Mascoinat 04 93 76 18 80 Café del Mare - Asian, French & Med. - Beaulieu sur Mer Port 04 93 54 65 34 Cave Wilson - Wine Bar -16 rue Gubernatis - 04 93 85 33 10 Darlington - Modern Bistro - 11 rue Dellile - 04 93 87 92 32 Le Choucas - Fondu - 3 rue Place Vielle 04 93 62 13 44 Delhi Darbar - Indian -14 ru Abbaye 04 93 01 45 68 Bellota House - Spanish & Tapas -19 rue de la Prefecture 04 93 68 61 83 Le Virginie - Seafood - Place August Blanqui 0493551007 Snug - Gastro Pub - Corner rue Droite & rue Rossetti Giuseppe & Peppimo - Café/Restaurant - Place Garibaldi La Pierre Bisse - Pierrade Restaurant - 5 rue Barillerie 0493 53 44 94 Le Tire Bouchon - French - rue de la Prefecture 04 93 92 63 64 La Chaumiere - A-list Restaurant - 384 bld de L’Observatoire 04 93 01 77 68

By Sushi - Japanese - 4 rue Bosio 04 93 80 03 34 Adonis - Lebanese -12 rue Saint Francois de Paule 04 93 62 35 02 Le Bistro du Fromager - Fondu - 29 rue Benoit Bunico 04 93 13 07 83 Frog - Modern French - 65 rue Milton Robbins 04 93 85 85 65 Café Borghese - Modern French - 9 rue Fodere 04 92 04 83 83 Gloss - World Food -16 rue Delile 04 93 81 71 87 Papayou - Modern French - 35 rue de la Prefecture 04 93 80 15 97

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There are three different Teppanyaki menus, ranging from 16€ to 32€. And a host of different sushi, brochettes (skewers) and main dishes. A glass of house wine will set you back just 3€, while there are some lovely bottles of Bandol, Bordeaux, Bourgogne and Côte du Rhône.

27 rue d’Angleterre, Nice

So, as the restaurant’s flyer says ‘Japanese cuisine is more than just raw fish’!

Even if you don’t enjoy sashimi, there are plenty of dishes on this menu that I’m sure will impress. Personally, I’m planning my next Teppanyaki dinner with friends overlooking that gorgeous Zen garden!

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3 different looks for a day on the matelas or for an evening on the terrace!

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Lifestyle & Health Anxiety doubles the risk of heart attacks Men diagnosed with anxiety in their early years are more than twice as likely to have heart disease or a heart attack later in life, according to a new groundbreaking Swedish study. If there were ever a reason to reduce the amount of stress in your life, then surely this is it.

The study included 50,000 Swedish men who were undergoing medical examinations for military service and were followed for an average of 37 years. Dr Imre Janszky, of the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, found that those with anxiety disorders – as diagnosed by a psychiatrist – had more than double the risk of heart disease and two-and-a-half times the risk of suffering a heart attack. The results are significant to say the least. It supports an earlier study by Dr Annelieke Roest, from Tilburg University in the Netherlands, which also found that people with anxiety have a fifty percent higher risk of cardiac death.

Remarkably, as many as 28 percent of people are diagnosed with anxiety at some point in their lives, according to psychiatrist Dr Joel Dimsdale from the University of California. But anxiety is more than just feeling stressed out. People with anxiety disorders feel excessive or irrational worry and can have anxiety-related physical symptoms such as trembling, nausea, headaches and sweating. Anxiety is a problem when it affects your everyday life. But, as this research shows, it is the long-term impact we must start preparing for.

So, what can you do to reduce anxiety?

1. Learn to manage stress in your life. Set deadlines and take “time-out”.

2. Learn a variety of relaxation techniques, especially meditation.

3. Eat healthily and exercise regularly.

4. Learn to replace negative self-talk with positive, coping self-talk. For example, changing the thought “I can’t do this, it is just too hard”, to “This is hard but I can get through it.”

Cutting back on alcohol, caffeine and cigarettes is also necessary.

Speaking to a counsellor or physician is advisable.

“I’ll Have A Cocoa Channel Tan Please” It is summer in the Riviera, and we all know what that means: a golden Riviera tan! Interestingly enough, it is a French woman who is credited with starting the tan craze. Cocoa Channel inadvertently got a tan while cruising from Paris to Cannes in 1923, setting a worldwide fashion trend. It was an era that coined the phrase “a healthy tan”, which is now considered to be a contradiction in terms. Malignant Melanoma is one of the fastest growing cancers, with an incredible one million new cases diagnosed each year. So if you’re not looking to become a statistic, but are still in need of that “sun-kissed” look this summer, then here’s a few things to remember: While many people believe that a tan makes us appear healthier, it is actually a sign that the skin has been damaged. It’s similar to the beginning stages of a burn. So like everything in life, moderation is the key.

It is a myth that sunburn will fade into a tan. A sunburn is actually a bunch of broken blood vessels that form on top of a tan.

Sunburn earlier in life can lead to skin cancer later in life.

Most dermatologists recommend using a sunscreen with a SPF of at least 15, however people with pale complexions should use a SPF of 30.

Take extra care while tanning between the hours of 10am and 3pm, when UV rays are peaking.

It is best to apply sunscreen 30 minutes before you go into the sun, to give it enough time to absorb into your skin. Reapply 15-30 minutes after sun exposure begins, then reapply after swimming or sweating.

There are two types of UV Rays: UVA and UVB. Both are bad, so make sure your tanning products specify that they guard against both.

Many medications contain chemicals that increase your sensitivity to sunlight. For example, antibiotics, antihistamines, oral contraceptives, tricyclic antidepressants and most acne medications will cause your skin to burn rather than tan. If you are taking these medications, use a higher SPF sunscreen.

And the most important thing to remember - you still tan when wearing sunscreen! All creams allow a certain amount of UV to penetrate the skin.

New Anti-Rape Condom Trial at World Cup Around 30,000 anti-rape condoms were distributed throughout South Africa during the FIFA World Cup in a world first trial. Critics say the female condoms are a medieval form of enslavement, but could the device actually make it onto the European market?

South African doctor Sonnet Ehlers, who vowed to help rape victims after hearing one girl’s story forty years ago, invented the device, called Rape-Axe. “She looked at me and said, ‘If only I had teeth down there,” recalls Ehlers.

Rape-Axe looks like a condom, and is inserted into a woman just like a tampon. Inside the condom are razor-sharp bars that hook into a man’s penis during penetration. If he tries to remove it, it clasps even tighter. Only a doctor can perform the removal, a procedure Dr Ehlers hopes will allow authorities to easily make arrests.

A report last year by South Africa’s Medical Research Council found that 28 percent of men surveyed had raped a woman or girl, with one in 20 saying they had raped in the last year.

Critics say Rape-Axe is a medieval device that can anger the rapist and lead to even more violence towards the victim.

Ehlers says the device will bide time for the victim to get away, and it is a “medieval device for a medieval deed”.

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After the trial period, the condoms with will be available in South Africa at a small cost.

Art & culture

FRANCISCAN MUSEUM, CHURCH AND MONASTERY OF CIMIEZ Open 10am to 12pm and 3pm to 6pm/closed Sundays MATISSE MUSEUM 164 Avenue des Arènes de Cimiez Open 10am to 6pm, closed on Tuesdays www.musee-matissenice.org

Chagall’s Topsy-Turvy World

Marc Chagall National Museum, Nice

MARC CHAGALL NATIONAL BIBILICAL MESSAGE MUSEUM Closed on Tuesdays Cost: 6.50 Euros www.musee-chagall.fr

An exhibition featuring paintings and drawings never displayed before. It attempts to reveal the reasons why the artist devised a world in which “a walking man needs to face someone who is upside-down to underscore his movement” or “a standing vase does not exist, it must fall to prove it is stable” (Chagall). It will also examine hypothesis related to the artist’s religious identity.

ASIAN ARTS MUSEUM 405, Promenade des Anglais Arénas www.arts-asiatiques.com

Stone Alone, Bill Wyman 1996-2010

MUSEUM OF ART AND HISTORY (Palais Masséna) 35 Promenade des Anglais

During his 30-year career with the Rolling Stones, Bill Wyman explored the art of photography. His portraits of the Who, John Lennon, Bob Dylan and Elton John, together with intimate photos of artists such as Chagall, form part of a 20,000 strong collection. This exhibition displays 94 photos, most in colour and many previously unpublished.

Cornucopia, Damien Hirst

Monaco Oceanographic Museum To celebrate its 100th anniversary, the Oceanographic Museum hosts an exhibition that brings together art and science. ‘Cornucopia’ features 60 works by the British artist including his natural history series in which the artist interprets the living world.

BookReviews

MUSEUMS

Musée de St-Paul-de-Vence

MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY AND MODERN ART (MAMAC) Promenade des Arts Open from 10am to 6pm/closed Mondays www.mamac-nice.org FINE ARTS MUSEUM 33, Avenue des Baumettes Open 10am to 6pm/closed Mondays VILLA ARSON 20, Avenue Stephen Liégeard, Closed Tuesdays www.villa-arson.org

30 rue Lamartine, Nice Tel: 04 93 80 02 66

Yes, summer’s here! That means dolce farniente, ambre solaire, pedalos, long warm nights, a glass (or two) of rosé, and relaxing with (yes, you’ve got it) a good book! A good summer book is one that reads easily, pages flying by. So here are a couple of suggestions for a top summer read. … Linda The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner by Stephanie Meyer If you’re into vampires and Stephenie Meyer, the good news is that her latest book, The Short Life of Bree Tanner, is out! Bree was introduced to us in Eclipse, and here she is again on the darker side of the newborn vampire world she inhabits.

Another long-awaited book is the new Sookie Stackhouse novel, Dead in the Family. Like Stephenie Meyer, start with Charlaine Harris and you’re hooked … on blood.

The Enemy by Charlie Higson Children are not left out in this summer read fest. After Charlie Higson’s successful Young Bond series, there is now a teenage Sherlock Holmes battling against sinister villains, where everyone over the age of 14 is infected by a sickness and children are left to save the world! Meanwhile, Meg Cabot continues the adventures of a teen supermodel in Airhead: Being Nikki; Alex Rider is back in Crocodile Tears; and July sees the new Artemis Fowl and the Atlantis Complex – not to be missed.

Millenium Series by Stieg Larsson If you haven’t tried Stieg Larsson’s Millenium series, it’s a must. Iconoclastic and peppery Lisbeth Salander is the most addictive, original heroine in literature for many a year, and all three books come into the un-put-downable category.

Meanwhile, Grisham’s angling for a new readership with his thirteen-year-old lawyer who knows too much; there’s James Patterson with detective Alex Cross; Terry Pratchett’s Unseen Academicals has wizards playing football (yes, even them) and just to complicate the matter they have to win without the use of; Patricia Cornwell’s Scarpetta Factor; and a collection of stories about love, loss, revelation and reconciliation from the bestselling Maeve Binchy.

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RIVIERA EVENTS July 2010

July 2-4

Salsa Festival Cannes

Three days of concerts, mind-boggling shows and classes in the prestige setting of the Palais des Festivals et des Congrés. Featuring international artists and today’s best Salsa teachers.

Tickets: 16€-159€ Tel: 04 92 98 62 77

This month is all about festivals on the French Riviera! There’s salsa & street Festivals; jazz & music festivals. July also kicks off the fantastic fireworks festivals set to take place throughout the region. Best of all, most of it is free!

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July 14-25

Menton

Juan-les-Pins, Pinède Gould

Street Festial

Jazz @ Juan

A free festival in the streets of Menton, from 10am to 7pm.

The famous annual Jazz Festival takes place in the resort town of Juan-les-Pins featuring internationally renowned artists.

Tickets: 21-74€

July 13-August 14

Concerts at Cimiez Nice, Cloître de Cimiez

Evening concerts in the beautiful historic surroundings of Cimiez.

Tickets: 23-29€

July 17

Nice Jazz Festival

Nice, Cimiez gardens and Arena From 6pm – 12am Tickets: 9-51€

July 2-3

Street Festival Cap d’Ail

A free festival in the streets of Cap d’Ail. Fri: 7pm; Sat: 10am.

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July 3-4

Cannes, Parvis de l’èglise Notre-Dame d’Espérance

Philharmonic Concert

Street Festival

With the Nice Philharmonic.

Tickets: 10-36€

Cros-de-Cagnes, Cagnes-sur-mer

A free festival in the streets of Cagnes-sur-mer

July 20

July 3

Cap d’Ail

Classical Concert

Piano Festival

A concert by the regional orchestra of Cannes at the spectacular Ampitheatre by the sea. Starts 9pm.

Nice, Conservatoire National à Rayonnement Régional July 3-4

July 21

Nice Beach Volley Open

Chamber Music Festvial

Nice, Plage des Ponchettes

Saint-Paul de Vence

A free concert at the l’église collégiale from 8.30pm.

July 8-10

Night of Guitars Beaulieu-sur-Mer, l’Olivaie

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Starts 8.30pm Tickets 20-37€ adults, 10€ children

July 9

Music Festival

Biot, Fernarnd Léger Museum gardens Tickets: 25-35€ adults; children freePrices: 39€ - 63€

July 10

Pink Parade Nice

The 7th annual Pink Parade celebrates gay and lesbian rights in a colourful and fun parade. Starts at Albert 1st Gardens at 4pm.

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July 13

Fireworks

July 9, 23 & 31

Free fireworks display and DJ in the seaside town of La Napoule.

Nice, Promenade des Anglais

La Napoule, Plage du Château

July 14

Bastille Day Fireworks Nice

Head down to the beach at around 10pm for a spectacular fireworks display.

July 14, 21 & 29

International Pyrotechnics Festival Cannes

A free night of dazzling pyrotechnics, as part of the fabulous fireworks festival in the Riviera.

Prom Party July 28

Fireworks La Napoule

A free fireworks and DJ evening held at the Plage de Robinson.

July 30-31

Country Music Festival Cagnes-sur-Mer, Canebiers

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Accommodation Guide

Go Nice is the city’s largest and most experienced specialist holiday rental agency. We offer quality apartments at value for money, with professional and conscientious service.

Come by our office at 11bis rue Congres, or consult our website for our full listing of properties.

www.go-nice.com Tel: 0033 (0)4 93 87 71 80

Hotel Nice Riviera 45 rue Pastorelli, Nice Tel: +33 (0)4 93 92 69 60

Connexion Hotel 65 rue de la Buffa, Nice Tel: +33 (0)4 93 88 99 46

Nice Riviera is a large, 4-star hotel situated in the city centre featuring all the comforts: mini-bar, safe, tv, pool, sauna, gym, massage, buffet breakfast and some rooms with a private terrace.

Prices from around 160€ per night with the express package.

This is a tasteful, art déco designed hotel. It is also the first gay hotel in the French Riviera. Each room is equipped with shower or bath, airconditioning, wifi and tv.

Prices start from 65€.

Country B&B

NH NICE 2-4 Parvis de l’Europe, Nice Tel: +33 (0)4 92 00 80 00 Special: That’s Nice readers receive a welcome gift & a bottle of wine in their room! Call the number above, dial 3 and quote “That’s Nice” for your reservation.

Free access to the rooftop pool, the solarium, the sauna and the gym room.

Prices from 145€ per night.

Hotel de la Fontaine 49 rue de France, Nice Tel: +33 (0)4 93 88 30 38 Located 150m from the Promenade des Anglais, this hotel offers air-conditioned and sound-proofed rooms with lift access, tv and wifi.

There’s also a hotel bar and buffet breakfast, which can enjoyed on the terrace.

Prices for a single room are 77€.

This spectacular B&B is situated in the hills of Bonson, just 25 minutes drive from Nice Airport An authentic Riviera villa set amongst 2500 square metres of garden, complete with private swimming pool and chicken pen for fresh eggs in the morning!

Prices start at 100€ per room per night Bookings & Enquiries: Ph: 04 92 08 11 68 or 06 11 51 93 99 Email: flyingjeje1@hotmail.com

Pub Guide

Authentic Irish Bar/Restaurant Vieux Nice & Nice Port

Vieux Nice 2 rue Saint François de Paule Tel: +33 (0)4 93 80 23 87

Nice Port 5 Quai de Deux Emmanuel Tel: +33 (0)4 92 27 07 88

www.ma-nolans.com

Pub Quiz - Mon @ 8pm - Vieux Nice

- Thurs @ 8pm - Nice Port Food served all day Happy hour 6pm-8pm Wifi, Terrace Live music most nights Jazz Sundays, Karaoke Fridays - Nice Port

International Bar & Restaurant

15 rue de la Prefecture, Nice www.waynes.fr

Blue Whales

Pub/Bar

Food served non-stop 12pm-11pm Live international bands from 10.30pm DJ until close - 2am Terrace, Wifi Happy hour 6pm-8pm Daily specials, Big Screen TV’S & Projector Tel: +33 (0)4 93 13 46 99

Late Night Music Bar Happy Hour 6.30pm-12am Pool table Big screen TV’s Live Music every night till late Open until 4.30am

1 rue Mascoinat, Vieux Nice

Check Point Irish Disco Pub 21 rue Desboutin, Nice open 4pm - 2.30am www.checkpointpub.com

Irish Disco Pub Monday: Ladies Night Tues & Thurs: Happy Hour all night Wednesday: 2euro shots Sunday: Cocktail night Happy Hour: 4pm-9pm Live music every Tues, Thur, Fri & Sat DJ, Wifi, Live sports

American Bar/Restaurant Live music Open-Air Cocktail Bar Terrace Open 7/7, service non-stop Wifi

8, place Charles Felix 06300 Nice Tel: +33 (0)4 93 80 00 50

Gastro Pub

Open everyday 12pm-12.30am Kitchen open until 11pm 4.50euro pints all day Happy Hour 8pm-10pm Fresh menus changed daily Corner of 22 rue Droite & 5 rue Rossetti Tel: 04 93 80 43 22 20

Cocktail Bar Every Tues, Sat & Sun - Salsa Every Wed, Thurs & Fri - Live Music Large Terrace Wifi Open Tues - Sunday 4 ave des PhochĂŠens Tel: +33 (0)4 93 85 03 14

Through the Lens

Were you snapped by our photographer while out and about at one of our favourite bars?

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Gig Guide Live music every night of the week Enjoy the region’s hottest bands at Nice’s best live music bars...

THE BANDS The Running Birds Rock Band www.therunningbirds.com N’Goi Jazz

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Karaoke Swing n’ Song Trad Session Karaoke Brigitte Dumas Trad Session Karaoke Swing n’ Song Karaoke

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Running Birds Woodface Solea Woodface Crispini Trio Woodface TBA

BLUE WHALES 01-03 ...... Cabine 13 Sun 04 .... Millionaire 05-06 ...... Whiskey Finger 07-10 ...... Reset Sun 11 .... Millionaire 12-13 ...... Whiskey Finger 14-15 ..... Millionaire 16-17 ...... Nutopia Sun 18 .... Millionaire 19-20 ...... Whiskey Finger 21-24 ...... The 222 Sun 25 .... Millionaire 26-27 ...... Whiskey Finger 28-31 ...... Happy Hour

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Le Shark Flow & Tonio Tony l’Americano Marjorie Woodface Laura Le Shark The Kitchies Flow & Tonio Max

Spyglass Pop-Rock www.spyglassrockband.com Cabine 13 Rock www.myspace.com/cabine13 Reset Rock Millionnaire Rock www.denbasfondation.com Auqarella Rock Whiskey Finger Rock Breathe Rock www.facebook.com(search)breathe+ nice+waynes Swing n’ Song Jazz Madame Claude Pop-RockFunk Jimmy

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Mimi & The Valentines Pop-Funk www.myspace.com/missmimivalentine Tony Pop-Rock www.myspace.com/tonyruthmusic Woodface Rock Acoustic Duo www.myspace.com/woodfaceduo Brigitte Dumas Jazz www.brigittedumas.com Spacecats Funk-Pop www.facebook.com(search) ze spacecats Lucas Rock www.lucasrock.co.uk Box Kid Rock www.myspace.com/boxkidband

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Hey Party People Welcome and thanks for taking the time to check this out.

At the Essential Guide, we believe this is an invaluable tool to help guide you through what’s happening along the French Riviera this summer. We will be hand-picking all the best events, be it local DJ’s playing at small, hidden bars in the old town, to large music concerts and festivals.

CHECK THIS MONTH OUT: NICE JAZZ FESTIVAL, LES PLAGES ELECTRONIQUES AND LOTS MORE. TAKE YOUR PICK AND HAVE FUN!

Cinema Releases A

ndy is 18 and ready for college, so his toys accidentaly end up in a day care center. At first, it looks like an improvement. But the toys soon realise that they will have to break out and find Andy.

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ixar produced its first feature-length film, Toy Story, in 1995. It won an Academy Award and was nominated for three others, setting a benchmark in animation, to which other film companies have since aspired. The success of the film led Pixar to release a sequel in 1999. But before that, A Bug’s Life was released in 1998. Monsters, Inc. was the next project in 2001, and Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Cars, Ratatouille, WALL-E and Up have all followed suit. Each film has garnered critical acclaim for the

use of CGI, well-developed storylines and film production. Four films, including three sequels, are slated for release between 2010 and 2012.

Voices:

Woody - Tom Hanks Buzz Lightyear - Tim Allen Jessie - Joan Cusack Lotso - Ned Beatty Mr. Potato Head - Don Rickles Ken - Michael Keaton

Release date: July 14

INCEPTION

Dom Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) is a skilled thief, the absolute best in the dangerous art of extraction, stealing valuable secrets from deep within the subconscious during the dream state, when the mind is at its most vulnerable. Cobb’s rare ability has made him a coveted player in a treacherous new world of corporate espionage, but it has also made him an international fugitive and cost him everything he has ever loved.

Now, Cobb is being offered a chance at redemption. One

last job could give him his life back, but only if he can accomplish the impossible— inception. Instead of the perfect heist, Cobb and his team of specialists have to pull off the reverse: their task is not to steal an idea but to plant one. If they succeed, it could be the perfect crime. But no amount of careful planning or expertise can prepare the team for the dangerous enemy that seems to predict their every move. An enemy that only Cobb could have seen coming.

Release date: July 21

The Director:

Christopher Nolan

(born 30 July 1970) is a BritishAmerican film director.

Previous movies: Untitled Batman Project (2011) (pre-production) Inception (2010) (post-production) The Dark Knight (2008) The Prestige (2006) Batman Begins (2005) Insomnia (2002) Memento (2000) Following (1998) Doodlebug (1997)

REPOMEN

In this futuristic action-thriller, highly sophisticated and expensive medical organs, created by a company called The Union, are extending human life. But they come at a price – if you can’t pay your bill, highly skilled repo men (Jude Law and Forest Whitaker) are sent in to reclaim The Union’s property. Things heat up when one of the repo men themselves come up for organ replacement.

Release date: July 14

KNIGHT AND DAY

Cameron Diaz and Tom Cruise co-star for the first time since Vanilla Sky in this action comedy. June Havens (Diaz) finds herself tangled up in a plot to kill covert agent Roy Miller (Cruise), taking them both on a campaign across the world to stay alive. They soon learn that all they can count on is each other.

Scenes were shot in several locations, inluding Massachusetts, Spain and Austria.

The film’s production partners offset financing for the film by paying Tom Cruise a lower advance fee than he normally receives - $11m instead of $20m - and neglected to provide him with a share of the revenue until the financiers earn back their initial investment.

Released on July 28th

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Recipe’s from the Riviera

By Chef Tania Tanti www.cheftaniatanti.com

Picnicking just got a whole lot more interesting! Head to the market and gather your fresh, seasonal produce, and prepare these delicious dishes at your home or holiday apartment. Then, grab a hamper and a bottle of our recommended wines, head outdoors, and enjoy the sunshine!

Roasted Aubergine & Blue Cheese Tart 2 aubergines, cut into thick slices Olive oil 120 grams of blue cheese 6 eggs 3 tablespoons of crème fraiche 1 small bunch flat leaf parsley, chopped 1 pate brisee (shortcrust pastry) 2 cloves garlic, roughly chopped Salt & pepper

Drizzle the aubergine slices with olive oil, season with salt and pepper and sprinkle with garlic. Roast in a moderate oven for about 15-20 minutes, or until tender. Set aside to cool.

In a bowl, whisk the eggs and add the crème fraiche and parsley. Line a round quiche dish with pastry, fill with the aubergine and crumble the blue cheese on the top. Pour over the egg mixture and bake in a pre-heated oven at 190°C for about 20-30 minutes, or until the tart is set.

Rivesaltes Muscat Ambré 1993 – 28€ A full-bodied white wine, gently aged over 8 years in wood to create a unique flavour and amber colour, with honeyed nutty tones on the palate, hints of orange and slightly sweet with a fresh finish.

Fig and Parma Salad 12 figs 12 slices Jambon Cru (parma ham) 1 bunch basil, shredded 150g buffalo mozzarella, sliced 4 tbs good quality olive oil 3 tbs lemon juice 1 tbs honey Sea salt & ground black pepper Mix together the olive oil, lemon juice, honey and seasoning and set aside.

Cut the figs into quarters and assemble on a plate with the mozzarella, basil and parma ham. Drizzle with the dressing and serve!

Porquerolles rouge 2007 – 19€ Wines from the Porquerolles Island derive their flavour, experts say, from the quality of the soil, the location of the island and the mix of grapes, in this case Grenache and Syrah. This is a completely organic wine, full of red fruit and earthy flavours.

Curry Potato Salad 1 kilo salad potatoes 1 bunch spring onions 1 tbs vegetable oil 1 tsp mustard seeds, plus extra to serve 1 tbs Madras curry paste 200g low-fat natural yoghurt 4 tbs mayonnaise 4 sticks celery, thickly sliced 1 tsp oriander seeds, crushed 1 tsp peppercorns, crushed 1 tsp cumin seeds

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Cut the potatoes in half or quarters, depending on size, keeping the skin on.

Boil in a large pan of salty water until just tender. Rinse and set aside.

Chop the white ends of the spring onions, reserving the green parts for garnish. Heat the cumin, mustard, coriander seeds and peppercorns in a hot pan until they start to pop. Add the oil, curry paste, onions and garlic and fry on a medium to low heat for about 2 minutes.

In a large bowl, mix together the spices, mayonnaise and yoghurt. Add the potatoes and celery and coat. Garnish with the chopped greens of the spring onions and serve!

Peach & Toffee Muffins 4 ripe peaches, cut into small chunks 300g plain flour 3 tsp baking powder (levure chimique) 2 tsp ground cinnamon 80g castor sugar (sucre fine) 250ml milk 2 eggs, beaten 100g butter, melted 100g soft toffee, cut into small chunks 25g flaked almonds Salt Pre-heat the oven to 200°C. Line a muffin tin with paper cases.

In a large bowl, combine the flour, baking powder, cinnamon, a pinch of salt and sugar. In a separate bowl, mix together the milk, eggs and melted butter. Pour into the dry ingredients and add the peaches and 2/3 of the toffee. It is important not to over-stir the mixture, just until it starts to combine. The batter should still be quite lumpy.

Divide the mixture evenly between the cases, sprinkle with some more toffee and flaked almonds. Bake for 25 to 30 minutes, or until the muffins have risen and are firm to touch.

Remove and let cool.

MARKETS

NICE Flower Market, Cours Saleya Tues & Thurs Fish Market, Place St François Tues-Sun, mornings Provençal Market, Cours Saleya Every morning except Monday Libération Fruit & Vegetable Market, Avenue Malausséna Tues - Sun, 7am - 1pm

Antibes Artisan Market, Cours Masséna Thu: 3pm, Fri: 6am-1pm, Sat: 4.30pm Provençal Market, Cours Masséna Sat-Sun: 6am – 1pm

CAGNES-SUR-MER Fish Market, Port abri du Cros-deCagnes Tues-Sun: 7.30am – 1pm

Vin d’orange – Domaine Bunan – 19€ This orange wine from the Châteaux la Rouvière Rosé is made using an ancient, traditional Mediterranean recipe. The wine undergoes a long macération process, using bitter orange peel, cinnamon and cloves. It has a long finish, with spicy and oriental notes.

Cagnes-sur-Mer Market, Cité Marchande Tues-Sun: 7am – 1pm

SOPHIA ANITPOLIS

CANNES

ST LAURENT DU-VAR

Market, Place Joseph Bermond Tues: 9am - 2pm

Marché Forvillen (Provençal Market), market square Fortville, Suquet district Tues-Sun: 6am – 1 pm

Flower Market, Promenade des Flots Bleus Saturday

Provençal Market, Place Paul Roubaud Every day in the mornings

VALBONNE

GRASSE Provençal Market Wed: Place du Mail, Thu: Place St Fainéant, Sat: Capitou. 7am - 1pm

MENTON Menton Market Mon: Gare Routière & Port, Tues: Gare Routière, Sat: Prés du Port. 7am - 1pm

MONACO Place d’Armes Market Ave St-Charles Market, every morning

Local Market, Place Belmond Tues, Thur & Fri

VALLAURIS Local Market, Place de l’Homme aux Moutons Tues-Sun Fish Market, Old Port Every morning

VENCE Local Market, Place de Grand Jardin Tues-Sun: mornings

CAVE BIANCHI 7, rue Raoul Bosio 06300 NICE Tel. 04 93 85 65 79 Nice’s Oldest Wine Store Wine Museum & Wine Cave Bar Free Wine Tasting For That’s Nice Readers!

Every day 6.30pm

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Live Sports CRICKET July 3

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July 10 July 12 July 14 July 21 July 29

TENNIS

England v Australia Northamptonshire v Pakistan Middlesex v Bangladesh Pakistan v Australia Pakistan v Australia England v Bangladesh Leicestershire v Pakistan England v Bangladesh England v Bangladesh Pakistan v Australia Pakistan v Australia England v Pakistan

FOOTBALL July 2

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1) Europe’s first piracy trial in modern times saw five Somali pirates sentenced to jail in: Ital, France or the Netherlands?

2) Ronnie Lee Gardner was executed in Utah by which method?

3) A Paris kitchen was invaded by rodents in which movie?

4) John Travolta went drag queen in which movie?

5) Optimus Prime made it back from the ‘80s in which action flick?

6) Who was the FIFA World Player of 2009?

7) Who is the coach or Argentina at the 2010 World Cup? 8) It was recently reported that Michael Jackson has made how much since his death: 90, 100 or 670 million pounds?

9) Who scored the goal that got England out of the group stage of the World Cup? 10) What is the capital of Turkey?

11) In which country are the ruins of the city of Carthage situated:

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12) In the Morse Code, which letter is indicated by one dash?

13) What name was given to the Spanish conquerors of large parts of south and central America in the 16th century?

14) What was crossed on foot for the first time in 1968-9?

15) The Italians and Australians call it a zucchini, what do the French and British call it?

16) Which region of France is the original home of Calvados?

17) Which American soldier, who led the Allied forces to victory in Europe in World War II, later became a president of America?

18) Joseph Dzhugashvilli, who succeeded Lenin as Soviet Leader, took the name of Stalin. What does it mean?

19) Who fought the six day war in 1967?

20) What was the title of the first Bond movie, released in 1964?

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Jupiter reminds you that you can now become the most successful star of the show. So, prove you have the power to take control of your destiny. Say to yourself, ‘I challenge my life’.

Love it, yes, but challenge it too. This month, you are evolving. You’re changing because that is the nature of life. It’s only when we resist change that we become tangled in bad relationships. But right now, you’re evolving nicely. Time to go with the flow of this potent energy.

July 2010

You’ve got deadlines, red lines and the odd wrinkle from burning candles. You’ve got on top of the workload, defined your role, set up a structure that works, and now you’re feeling quite pleased with yourself. You are seeing new openings, discovering new ideas, changing your thinking and getting ready to stir up the status quo.

And you’re loving it. Think back to a few months ago. Didn’t the thought of giving up something you loved bring a wince to your face? Now you can only smile and say, ‘I was right to stop there.’ Enjoy the decision-maker in you.

TAURUS You’ll have more in the kitty than you thought by the 25th. But until then, you may find it hard to keep a watchful eye on the in and outgoings. The problem with money is that it does seem to have a mysterious life of its own - it magically fills your wallet and then by suppertime it’s gone. This month, keep your eye on its very elusive behaviour and you my actually gain more than you imagined.

SCORPIO With Jupiter’s larger than life influence, you’re going to be blessed with dashing new characters if single, and if attached, inflated reactions between you and your partner. With breathtaking honesty you begin to let others know that you may well dramatise life, but you are one hundred per cent Scorpio. For all the fire and brimstone, this month your inner vulnerability will also be unfurled by true love. Whether single or attached, commit yourself to your own needs. And

GEMINI Getting serious about love is fine if you know what you’re getting serious for. Is it to make a commitment? Is it to dump emotional baggage, take on new stuff, or simply to make a decision about where you go from here? This month, take a more light-hearted view of love to restore the joy there once was and may well be missing now. You will also see that making choices and decisions doesn’t negate the possibility that you can change your mind later. Time to play.

SAGITTARIUS You’re almost divine. You’re a fire sign, you’re special. But instead of thinking that your partner or admirer is an extension of you, recognise that they are individuals in their own right.

Instead of thinking you know what’s best for them, give them credit for knowing what they want. You are generous and loving and loyal, but don’t rob your partner’s right to be themselves. Trust works both ways, so trust in that, and then you won’t feel you need to own someone, just love them.

CANCER Wheels turn. Cogs move. You’re certain of your direction, yet there seem to be frustrations around every corner. You’re discovering that life is a never-ending circuit of stops and goes.

When the red lights change to green it’s all fabulous and you feel glad to be you; when the green lights turn to amber, you start wondering if you’re in the right business. But thankfully, the cosmos gives you every reason to jump on the bandwagon. Time to cross the lights and head for the open road.

CAPRICORN You know exactly where you’re going and why. In fact you’ve pretty much convinced yourself of fame and fortune in the months to come. You see holes in arguments, spot opportunities where least expected and can plan a lifestyle where your creative juices will come to the fore. Inner confidence creates not only outer allies or support, but the kind of audience you’ve always longed for: people who applaud you for being you. So don’t give up on those dazzling qualities.

LEO What is your current goal? Are you being entirely honest with yourself about that aim? As long as you’re truly sure this is the right direction for you, then go for it. If there’s even a seed of doubt, stop it from developing into a tree full of sour fruit. Whether you give up what you’re doing and change your life completely, or are determined to make this your month for unparalleled success, the cosmos is in your favour. Do one for yourself too.

AQUARIUS Friends seem to be abroad, or just distant, but why? Was it something you said, did or didn’t do? Don’t take it personally.

In your chart is a widening gap between your personal development and theirs. You’re looking within, they’re looking without. Right now, the planets are reminding you that your vision is better than their blindness.

VIRGO Whether single or attached, you just feel a tad neglected. So, time to admire yourself. Glance at the real you and acknowledge your weaknesses, but most of all love your strengths. This

PISCES The cosmos hasn’t given you much to shout and dance about, financially that is. But it’s a blessing in disguise. Maybe you’re actually getting a little more radical about the world of finances? Could you be about to spend only cash? It’s time to cut up the credit cards and crop the unnecessary. If you rebel against the institutions of personal finance, it will lead you to greater things.

will give you reason to both love and admire simultaneously. If you admire yourself then hey presto, you can love yourself too. Love is flowing back into your life this month, but you have to flow with it.

Sarah Bartlett

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