June 30th 2008
Whether elaborately planned or impromptu, the simple act of packing a meal and eating it somewhere else somehow makes the food taste that much better and the occasion feel more special. I admit to being a minor fanatic of this fading form of …
June 29th 2008
What better way to spend a nice summer evening than on a rooftop of one of the city’s hottest nightspots with your friends, a cold drink in hand and a breathtaking view of the skyline as your backdrop? There are several restaurants worth checking …
June 29th 2008
Summertime. Time in a bottle. Maybe next time. Time after time. Does anybody really know what time it is? Time of your life. In the nick of time. There are plenty of clichés about time, but how San Antonio artists deal with time intrigues curator …
June 29th 2008
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Wine-hideaway word is out
Crain’s New York Business, NY - 2 hours ago Decorative details include a wall of wine glasses, and oriental rugs traversed by a fast-stepping waitstaff in suits. They take orders and deliver the … |
June 29th 2008
Before he could mix his first salmon, dill and cream-cheese mousse appetizer, the chef at Bin 119 in downtown Billings had to log some serious time in the trades. David Malenowsky, with Dan Konen, one of the owners of the wine bar and restaurant at …
June 28th 2008
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Stuart Kingston Gallery
Antiques and the Arts Online, CT - 2 hours ago … 8 Anchor Hocking Forrest Green Bubble Goblets & 6 Champagne; 11 Ruby Red Bubble Wine Glasses, 11 Champagne Glasses; 96 Piece Collection of Crown Ducal, … |
June 28th 2008
Hall of Fame baseball writer Hal McCoy is in his 36th year of covering the Cincinnati Reds, the longest tenure for any active writer covering one team. Counting spring training and postseason games, McCoy has covered more than 7,000 major-league …
June 28th 2008
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Everything’s coming up rosé
Financial Times, UK - 8 hours ago Perhaps the most visible change in what goes into wine glasses over the past few years has been the newly respectable status of pink wine, even for men, … |
June 28th 2008
ACTUALLY, “hungry” didn’t make it into Emma Lazarus’ “New Colossus,” but we can’t imagine Lady Liberty would mind a few fans picnicking at her feet. After all, they did pay $15,000 for the privilege. Last Saturday night, Edward Easton and his …
June 28th 2008
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Business Standard Columnists
Business Standard, India - 51 minutes ago For a dedicated flea-market fiend, there is something compelling about a quick dekko at a fantasy world of many pasts — the tinkle of Jacobite wine glasses, … |