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Macy's Gains by Pushing Housewares Over Luxuries as Shoppers Stay Cautious Blenders and sweaters may rise in
popularity this holiday season as consumers seek to replenish
kitchens and wardrobes rather than spend money on luxury gifts.
Rhone Ranger's Vinthology, Winemakers' Profiles Make Great Holiday Books I like to think that wine lovers are
also book readers, at least to feed their oenophilia. So, for
holiday gifts I can guarantee that the following books will make
your drinking buddies very happy.
Nokia Netbook's Beauty Proves Only Skin-Deep: Tech by Rich Jaroslovsky So near, yet so far.
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Bentley’s $273,000 Speedster Drags on Biofuel: Jason H. Harper The elite are in trouble. Those
exotic carmakers who produce fewer than 10,000 cars a year are
looking at future fuel regulations and are realizing they need a
plan. Fast.
Buick Cruises Into 21st Century With Handsome $34,000 LaCrosse While I’m sure I was once aware of
the Buick brand, its cultural significance is now right up there
with the cancellation of the TV series “Wings” and Barbra
Streisand’s last concert tour.
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Osaka Dine & Deal: Michelin-Starred Cities Feature Hot Pot, Eel Visitors to Japan who confine their
stay to Tokyo are missing out on culinary treats in the western
cities of Osaka, Kyoto and Kobe.
Michelin Guide Gives Second Star to Four Belgian Restaurants Michelin & Cie. awarded four
restaurants a second star, and 15 their first, in the latest
edition of its dining and hotel guide for Belgium and
Luxembourg.
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Rhone Ranger’s Vinthology, Winemakers’ Profiles: Holiday Books I like to think that wine lovers are
also book readers, at least to feed their oenophilia. So, for
holiday gifts I can guarantee that the following books will make
your drinking buddies very happy.
Getty Heir, S.F. Mayor Test Waterless Urinals at Napa Winery I arrived at Napa Valley’s newest
environmentally friendly winery in a two-ton SUV and parked in a
space reserved for low-emission vehicles. The area was shrouded
in fog, so hopefully nobody noticed.
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Death Cult, Rain God Add Mexican Mystery to Paris Show: Review It’s one of the most mysterious
places on earth.
Sanctuary That Saves Racehorses From Slaughterhouse Needs Help There’s a gated community on Long
Island’s south shore where valuable real estate is set aside for
the homeless and unemployed, former professional athletes, now
too old or injured to compete: thoroughbred horses.
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