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Travel letters: Fantastic memories of Hong Kong
I just read Scott Kraft's article ["Looking Up, Up, Up in Hong Kong," May 6]. I lived in Hong Kong from the mid-1970s to 1980, and his article refreshed my memory. Hong Kong is one location that changes ever so quickly. I can only imagine what it must...Tags: North Africa, Dean Martin, Empire State Building, William Holden, Hong Kong
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Stocks fall; Dow has its 11th loss in 12 days
Unable to shake their worries about Europe, investors drove stocks to a four-month low Thursday and piled into bonds, sending the yield on the 10-year Treasury note close to an all-time low. The Dow Jones industrial average posted its 11th loss in 12...
Tags: Financial Markets, Media Industry, Federal Reserve, Spain, Greece
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Video: Reggie Watts blames Skrillex for ruining dubstep
Pop & HissComedian Reggie Watts has blamed Skrillex for ruining dubstep in a new video for Funny or Die, and builds a new song from scratch to prove his point.... -
The glory that was Greece
When Germany'schancellor, Hannelore Kraft, met France's president, Francois Hollande, in a sunny Berlin earlier this week, they agreed on a compelling strategy to save the Eurozone. With no elections due in any Eurozone country for the next two years,...
Tags: Politics, Germany, International Monetary Fund, Athens (Greece), Europe
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Smucker drops its coffee brands' prices 6%
The cost of your morning (and midday and afternoon) buzz is falling: Folgers maker J.M. Smucker Co. is slashing coffee prices by 6% on average. Smucker also makes Millstone and Cafe Bustelo coffee brands and licenses the Dunkin’ Donuts brands,...
Tags: Starbucks Corp., Coffee
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Music review: The New York Phil makes a blistering Disney Hall debut
The New York Philharmonic became one of the last of the world's most important orchestras to finally perform in Walt Disney Concert Hall on Wednesday night. And the New Yorkers, as New York travelers sometimes do, took no chances, coming prepared with the...
Tags: Concerts, Walt Disney, Music, Entertainment, Arts and Culture
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German state election deals blow to Angela Merkel's party
DUESSELDORF, Germany — Voters in Germany's most populous state dealt a decisive blow to Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union on Sunday, preliminary results show, a potentially ominous preview of things to come for the chancellor...Tags: Politics, Social Sciences, Germany, Parties and Movements, Christianity
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Merkel's party suffers loss in key German state, early results show
World NowChancellor Angela Merkel's party fares poorly Sunday in a key election in Germany's most populous state. The election in North Rhine-Westphalia, which centered on austerity cuts, could bode ill for Merkel in next year's federal election.... -
Looking up, up, up in Hong Kong
Hong Kong — India has the Taj Mahal. In France, of course, it's the Eiffel Tower. Russia has Red Square and South Africa has Cape Town's Table Mountain. Each a treasure, and each reason enough for a pilgrimage. In Hong Kong, the sight to see is not...
Tags: Dining and Drinking, Susan Hayward, Personal Service, Eggs Benedict, Clark Gable
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Joseph Pereira is a different drummer
Timpanist Joseph Pereira was in the kitchen, preparing to marinate short ribs in French wine, when he made an important discovery: That nice plastic cork at the top of the wine bottle had a terrific consistency.
It wasn't long before Pereira, who has...Tags: Concerts, Walt Disney, The Godfather: Part II (movie), Music, Entertainment
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Junior Seau dead: More reaction from San Diego Chargers, USC
Junior Seau's apparent suicide has left many of his former teammates stunned and saddened, searching for answers as to why. "I'm sorry to say, Superman is dead," said Shawn Mitchell, a chaplain for the San Diego Chargers. "All of us can appear to be...
Tags: USC Trojans, Football, San Diego Chargers, Super Bowl, New England Patriots
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US stocks open lower after weak April jobs report
U.S. stocks opened lower Friday after the government reported that hiring slowed in April, confirming a slew of data during the month that showed the economy was weakening. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 83 points to 13,123 shortly after the...
Tags: Financial Markets, Companies and Corporations, Earnings Forecasts, Petroleum Industry, American International Group
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