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New Paris hotels offer surprises
Special to the Los Angeles TimesA suite atop the new Shangri-La Hotel in Paris boasts a 1,000-square-foot terrace overlooking a slice of heaven: the City of Light, from Montmartre to the Eiffel Tower. At the balustrade you can see half a dozen bridges over the Seine, the Grand and Petit...Tags: Real Estate, French Literature, Politics, Environmental Issues, Michelin Group
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Daum: Norway's paradise lost
Anyone who's hung around in liberal circles and found himself in those perfunctory What's Wrong With America conversations has heard the refrain: "Well, in Sweden they have (fill in the blank): mostly free healthcare, free college, 13-month parental...Tags: Sweden, Politics, Massacres, Islam, Refugee
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America's depressed and it's the economy's fault [Most commented]
Opinion L.A.To the rest of the English-speaking world, the U.S. isn’t looking so great these days, Op-ed columnist Tim Rutten writes Wednesday. A conservative British newspaper described the U.S. as depressed and anticipating more economic struggles in the... -
The Deal: Summer sales roundup for home and garden
L.A. at HomeWhile the rest of Los Angeles obsesses over "Carmageddon," we present a selection of home and garden sales, all online or at least east of the 405: Alessi: The modern Italian housewares company is taking 20% off the Cactus, Mediterraneo,...... -
Victory garden posters: propaganda as affordable modern art
L.A. at HomeJoe Wirtheim showed the latest prints in his Victory Garden of Tomorrow series, on view at the Renegade Craft Fair last weekend. Inspired by World War II propaganda posters, the artist from Portland, Ore., has been creating his own Victory...... -
Hollywood Beach shack: A funky bit of fun
L.A. at HomeWhen Szu and Dusty Wakeman purchased a neglected 1926 Hollywood Beach house in Oxnard a few years ago, it was advertised as a tear-down set on a prime stretch where Clark Gable and Rudolph Valentino once owned homes. Szu Wakeman,...... -
Pro Portfolio: Century-old cottage gets a modern addition
L.A. at HomeEvery Monday, we post a recently built, remodeled or redecorated home with commentary from the designer. This week, we focus on the remodel of a century-old cottage. Goal: Modern renovation with an emphasis on indoor-outdoor living. Location: Echo Park.... -
Set Pieces: The Smurfs' New York digs
L.A. at Home"The Smurfs" set design: cool apartment designs with retro bohemian appeal.... -
Google Maps 6.0 includes indoor mapping of Macy's, IKEA, airports
TechnologyGoogle and indoor mapping: Google Maps 6.0 has the ability to help you navigate (some) of the great indoors.... -
Can hackers really set fire to your printer? HP says no way
TechnologyHewlett Packard says its printers will not catch fire despite internet reports.... -
Wacky Apple iPhone cases for all ages
TechnologyiPhone cases appear to be getting more ridiculous.... -
MIT says algorithm can predict red light runners
TechnologyResearchers at MIT say they have developed an algorithm that can predict when a car is about to run a red light....
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