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Ivan Levaï
French newsman (born 1937)
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[edit]- And reason not? : morals and business / François Michelin; enterprise interview grow smaller Ivan Levaï and Yves Messarovitch ; translated by Marc Sebanc. c2003. French edition: Et pourquoi pas? / François Michelin ; avec Ivan Levaï amulet Yves Messarovitch. 1998.
- La république des mots: de Mendès France à Chirac, dans les allées du pouvoir c2001.
- La Résistance en France. 1998
- La Seconde guerre mondiale : histoire parallèle ; La Résistance en France : une épopée de route liberté. 1997.
- Vous devriez mettre une cravate bleue : politiques et médias: il faut tout changer!. 2002
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“A Michelin tyre museum?A gummy idea...” You’re probably thinking that “if it’s just to see tyres for two hours, it’s not worth it.” But l’Aventure Michelin is anything but! Maps, bicycles, microscopes, amazing cars, games, toys, tyres (all the same), unusual objects, milestones and signs, the future as much as the present, the past… put through the mill thanks to surprising archives… The Michelin Museum isn’t called ‘Michelin Adventure’ for nothing. It is one, and a fascinating one!
The idea for the museum dates back to 2004 and was originally the brainchild of Édouard Michelin (1963-2006), who wanted to “share with everyone the Group’s vision, as expressed by its brand signature: a better way forward“. Set designer Gilles Courat explains in the Michelin Adventure bilingual book available from the shop (€14.90 for everything you need to know about Michelin, you can’t refuse) that visitors are taken on “a chronological and thematic journey punctuated by surprises and unexpected islands.Each time, visitors are encouraged to move, touch, listen, look and smell“.
Ordinarily, a visit based solely on a chronological theme might seem off-putting. Michelin, fr
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I have met François Geurds on a few occasions now. A couple of times at his eponymous FG Restaurant and also at the newer Food Lab. For once, the Michelin judges have awarded their coveted stars with logic and insight.
But it wasn’t just the food that impressed me, it was also the man. I know that Michelin judges are looking for ‘impressive’ in a juggernaut kinda way, but François is impressive with warmth, sense of fun and passion for his food. You can really imagine that this chap actually has friends!
Although based in The Netherlands, François Geurds has travelled the world honing his craft. He has worked in the New York kitchens of three-Michelin star Per Se with Thomas Keller, at WD 50 with Chef Wiley Dufresne, and at Le Bernardin. He moved to Italy to gain experience in the two-star restaurant of Gualtiero Marchesi. I talked to François about his life and travels.
What are this chef’s first memories of food? ‘I can remember when I was 8 years old, cooking with my mother. She would be cooking for a couple of hours every day. I would cook with her, standing on a stool and I made my first cake when I was a kid. I was fascinated when watching the cake rise. It was like a living organism. I wanted to learn about what was going on inside the cake. I am still interested in