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Good Bedfellows: Food and Politics

Of late, two Southern political personalities have impressed me. They seem progressive, enlightened. Both work in the world of food. And both hail from South Carolina
07.23.07
travel + culture

Barcelona Dreaming, Part III

At 11 a.m. on June 30, Pazzta 920 was ready to go. It had been touch-and-go for a while, but the quartet had promised to open by end of June, and today was it.
07.18.07
travel + culture

Barcelona Dreaming, Part II

By mid-June, our four young culinary entrepreneurs were finally able to begin the work that would transform Fruites I Verdures Vicenta into Pazzta 920.
07.16.07
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Key Notes: The Umstead, North Carolina

Writer and cookbook author Jean Anderson reports on her recent stay at the new Umstead Hotel.
07.16.07
travel + culture

Trip to the Taste: The Verdict

I went to the Taste of Chicago, looking for vindication and corn dogs. Though I found neither I did manage to get home unscathed.
07.13.07
travel + culture

Now That the Dust Has Settled in Napa

They say hotels never open on time, and I had no reason to doubt them (whomever they are) after popping into Solage back in April.
07.12.07
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The Court Will Resume After Lunch

I figured that every city must have its “I only eat there when I’m on jury duty” neighborhood, maybe as ethnic as New Yorks Chinatown. And I wondered what they might be.
07.12.07
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Seven Reasons to Love Paris Bistros

07.10.07
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Seattle: Eating My Way Through Little Saigon—Both of Them

The Vietnamese community in Seattle has grown so big that there are now two "Little Saigons."
07.09.07
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Seven Reasons To Keep in Mind if You’re Not Ernest Hemingway

The Running of the Bulls starts tomorrow, and just as it has for decades, will draw millions of people to Pamplona to prove their stupidity, er, test their bravery.
07.06.07
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