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'Top Chef Masters' recap: Episode 3, Teppanyaki time
Happy Wednesday! Here we go with episode three: Chefs enter the kitchen still reeling over the wedding mayhem of last week. Quickfire presents a giant ice bar laced with every seafood imaginable. The catch of the day (har har) -- the chefs cannot use...
Tags: Foods and Beverages, Shrimp, Charity, Benihana Incorporated, Time (magazine)
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The atomic age turns 67
This week marks the 67th anniversary of the dropping of atomic bombs on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Given the fact that 100 million Japanese were prepared to fight to the death to defend their homeland, most historians believe that... -
Hiroshima bombing still misrepresented by government propaganda
I was initially elated that a letter writer had remembered the anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki ("The atomic age turns 67,"Aug. 9). But elation turned to disappointment as the author went on to recite the myth, perpetrated by...Tags: Government, National Government, Explosions, Emergency Incidents, Manhattan (New York City)
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Obama, Romney miss the elephant in the room
The unemployment rate has been stuck above 8 percent for months. President Barack Obama continues to blame the moribund economy on President George W. Bush while claiming that he has created 4.5 million jobs. Republican challenger Mitt Romney announces...
Tags: Electronic Devices, Intel Corp., Trade Dispute, International Trade, Software Industry
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Romney, Obama are both wrong on outsourcing
President Barack Obama is slamming Republican challenger Mitt Romney for heading companies that were "pioneers in outsourcing U.S. jobs," while Mr. Romney is accusing Mr. Obama of being "the real outsourcer in chief." These are the dog days of summer,...
Tags: The New York Times, Germany, National Government, Mitt Romney, Apple iPhone
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The hermit kingdom's changing of the guard
The death of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il leaves a cloud of uncertainty over North Asia and complicates efforts by the U.S. and its allies to halt the nuclear weapons program that is the principal legacy of his 17-year rule. Kim was a canny and...Tags: China, Wars and Interventions, North Korea, International Military Interventions, Kim Jong Il
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Howard County college notes
University of Evansville archaeology major Nathan Biondi, of Ellicott City, will travel to Israel this summer as part of the Jezreel Expedition, an archaeological project co-sponsored by the university. Beverly Frimpong, daughter of Charity Marfo...Tags: Students, University of Evansville, College Sports, Science, Spring Break
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PABU opens Tuesday in Four Seasons Baltimore Hotel
The Baltimore SunPABU, the second restaurant at the Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore, is set to open Tuesday night. See reactions and photos from pre-opening dinners. The dinner only restaurant is a first collaboration between Michael Mina, whose San Francisco-based...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Restaurants
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Raw Recap: John Laurinaitis rewrites wrestling history to build feud with John Cena
WWE has a long track record of revising its own history. Former enemies all of a sudden are best friends, a certain former world champion has been erased completely from history, and the list continues. But Monday night on Raw, general manager John...
Tags: Wrestling, Hulk Hogan, Radio, Steve Austin, World Wrestling Entertainment Inc.
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Table Talk: New Four Seasons restaurant jumps on the 'izakaya' craze
PABU, the second restaurant at the Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore, is scheduled to open this week. The dinner-only restaurant is the first collaboration between Michael Mina, whose San Francisco-based restaurant group also developed the concept for Wit &...
Tags: Brunch, Roland Park, Restaurants, Charles Street, Dining and Drinking
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Protesters, police prep for G-8 summit at Camp David
In the little town of Thurmont (population not quite 6,200), the recession has taken a heavy toll on Main Street, but things are picking up as residents prepare for next month's G8 Summit at nearby Camp David. The Cozy Country Inn has been busy booking...Tags: G8, Activism, Shootings, State Parks, Conservation
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Head of the Class: Locals scoring honors, degrees
Paige Cook, of Parkton, recently participated in a Spring Break trip to Japan, as part of her "Japanese Politics and Foreign Policy" class at Washington College, Chestertown. Olivia A. Cypull, of Baldwin, a senior at Loch Raven High School is a...Tags: Woodlawn (Baltimore, Maryland), University of Pennsylvania, Villanova University, Mike Davis, Financial Aid
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