When the meal before the meal shines
In America, they’re called appetizers. But in Italy, small plates to begin a meal are always referred to as “antipasti.”
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When the meal before the meal shines
July 10th, 2010 
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The Sun shines on
June 30th, 2010 admin
The Sun shines on
I`ve noted before that a waggish friend enjoys confounding the waitstaff at a local pizzeria by ordering one of their meat-laden specials, but with a peculiar twist. He roguishly requests a vegetarian Slaughterhouse.
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Offshoot lounge shines thanks to Kaysan taste
May 2nd, 2010 admin
Offshoot lounge shines thanks to Kaysan taste
Its elegant decor took me by surprise.
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INVASION OF PRIVACY: Michael Roff’s potential shines as bright as his smile
April 16th, 2010 admin INVASION OF PRIVACY: Michael Roff’s potential shines as bright as his smile
To say that Mike Roff, sophomore English literature major, has a big personality would be an understatement. Around campus, Roff is known for his larger-than-life smile and his reverberating baritone voice. There is, however, more to him than these impressive features.
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Sun shines for Seedy Saturday
April 15th, 2010 admin Sun shines for Seedy Saturday
Cathie Allen of Mackin Creek Farm was among several farmers who sold seedlings during the Seedy Saturday event held in conjunction with the grand opening Saturday of the Cariboo Growers co-operative at the corner of Third Avenue and Oliver Street.
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Spider-Man shines in ‘Brother,’ and at the stove
April 10th, 2010 admin Spider-Man shines in ‘Brother,’ and at the stove
If leaving the house this weekend seems more trouble than it’s worth, rev up the old DVD player. Here’s our suggestion for dinner and a movie.
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Dining: In re-review, Sacramento’s Iron Steaks shines
April 4th, 2010 admin Dining: In re-review, Sacramento’s Iron Steaks shines
In golf, it’s called a mulligan.
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‘Last Station’ shines a light on Tolstoy
February 27th, 2010 admin ‘Last Station’ shines a light on Tolstoy
When the young Tolstoy disciple Valentin Bulgakov (James McAvoy) arrives at the great Russian writer’s country estate, Yasnaya Polyana, he has no idea of the pitched battle he’s descending into.
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Ethiopian air crash shines light on lives of migrant workers
February 10th, 2010 admin Ethiopian air crash shines light on lives of migrant workers
One of the victims, Tigist Tadess Woldemariam, is remembered as a trusted friend and beloved nanny who one day hoped to launch a farming project in her homeland. The woman from the small Ethiopian village of Nazareth was never content to toil in the shadows as a maid or nanny, one of the thousands of poor migrant workers who make their way to Lebanon from Asia or Africa.
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