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Nibbles and Sips: 'Eat the Heat' at Alicia's Mexican Grille | Culture

Adventurous eaters who also want to donate to a charitable cause can do so at a Mexican restaurant with multiple locations in Fort Bend County.

Restaurant Marketing Ideas for May | RestaurantNews.com

Restaurant Marketing Ideas for May | Restaurant Magazine

News of the Week: Olivia Is Popular, Jetpacks Are Real, and the Best Cereal of All-Time Is …

Join What’s in a Name? I don’t see a lot of new babies being named Robert these days. I used to have such a popular name. What happened? The Social Security Administration is out with the list of the most popular baby names for 2020, and it’s pretty much the same list it was last time. The top male name is Liam and the top female name is Olivia. Other names in the top ten include Noah, Oliver, James, Emma, Ava, and Mia. At that link you can see how the most popular names have changed over the years and even check lists by decade and by state. It’s interesting to see how names that were popular in the ’50s, ’60s, and ’70s names like David and Steven and Mary and Patricia barely register in an era of Elijahs and Harpers. William and Elizabeth are still pretty popular though.

The Sprout: Manitoba finds cases of two pig-based flu variants

The Sprout: Manitoba finds cases of two pig-based flu variants By Kelsey Johnson. Published on May 3, 2021 11:25am Good day and welcome to the Sprout, where it’s May aka National Asparagus Month, National Barbecue Month, National Chocolate Custard Month, National Egg Month, National Gazpacho Aficionado Month, National Hamburger Month, National Salad Month, National Salsa Month, National Strawberry Month, and National Vinegar Month. For the foodies among us, today is National Raspberry Tart Day and National Chocolate Custard Day two deserts we think would be absolutely divine if combined together. Now, here’s today’s agriculture news. The Lead COVID-19 tests in Manitoba helped detect two pig-based influenza variants in the province in early April. As the Western Producer reports, provincial health officials and veterinarians said Friday there appeared to be no risk to humans. Pigs don’t appear to have the diseases, and pork carries no risk of infecting people wh