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And now for some good airplane news
Dining@LargeBra1nchild just sent me a report on airline food. I'll be thinking about this when I'm eating my Southwest peanuts on the way to Florida in a couple of weeks. ELThe question of airplane food was raised some time ago.......Tags: Appetizers, Tomatoes, Singapore Airlines, Taipei (Taiwan), Salads
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Singapore noodles
Dining@LargeIn this week's Shallow Thought Wednesday post, John Lindner gives mixed reviews to local Singapore noodles offerings. Here's John. LV Last week I “discovered” Singapore noodles and since that first taste, ordered them two more times at two...Tags: Foods and Beverages, Pasta
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'Amazing Race' recap: Journey to Singapore
Reality CheckHere's Bucky:This week’s leg of "The Amazing Race" takes the contestants, first by bus then by train, (they all end up traveling together, natch) to Singapore, where they will have to taxi to a museum and find Allan Wu, the......Tags: Sandwiches, Ice Cream, Dining and Drinking, Shipbuilding, Transportation
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Foreign tourism offices
For tourist information on selected foreign destinations, contact the government offices below. For information about a country not listed, call the United Nations at 212-963-1234, dial 0 and ask for the number of the country's U.N. mission or delegation....Tags: Office Equipment and Supplies, Ethiopia, Macau, Jamaica, Colombia
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Downtown Singapore
Sun ReporterHometown: Waldorf Current members: Jerry Scott, vocals; Matt VanGasbeck, guitar, keys and vocals; Matt Thorsen, drums; Joey Lucente, guitar; Jake Rabadi, guitar Founded in: 2000 Style: rock 'n' roll Influenced by: Foo Fighters, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Led...Tags: Punk (genre), Foo Fighters (music group), Led Zeppelin (music group)
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Singapore releases details of suspected terrorist plot
Associated PressSINGAPORE - Singapore released details yesterday of what it said was an elaborate plot by al-Qaida terrorists to blow up Western embassies, U.S. naval vessels and a bus carrying American soldiers. The government also made public a videotape it said was...Tags: U.S. Military, Defense, Osama bin Laden, Afghanistan, Air and Space Accidents
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Price pressures squeeze cell phone makers
The Wall Street JournalCell phone sales hit a record high in 2003, surpassing even the most optimistic projections from just a few months ago. So why isn't the industry celebrating a profit bonanza? Despite new features like color screens, Web browsers and built-in cameras,...Tags: Vodafone Group Plc, Nokia Corp., United Kingdom, DVD Players, Cell Phones
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Md. firms cope as SARS fears grow
Special to SunSpotMaryland companies doing business in China are expressing concern about the SARS epidemic and how it will affect international commerce. Corporations from around the state sold $138 million in products and services to China last year, according to the...Tags: National Institutes of Health, Health Organizations, Beijing (China), Sales, Business
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Reaction mixed in Singapore to SARS vigilance
Sun StaffSINGAPORE - It has been more than six weeks since this tiny island nation was declared free of SARS, and still it seems the deadly respiratory disease is everywhere. The international airport uses thermal-imaging scanners to screen travelers for signs of...Tags: Celebrities, Jim Carrey, Hotels and Accommodations, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Death
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Hong Kong reports 12 deaths from SARS in a single day
Associated PressHONG KONG - Hong Kong reported a record 12 deaths in a single day from severe acute respiratory syndrome yesterday, while Singapore's leader warned that the outbreak could become the worst economic crisis his city-state has ever faced. The concern over...Tags: Surgery, Illnesses, Viral Diseases and Infections, Unions, Death
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Ontario bolsters isolation efforts to battle SARS
From Wire ReportsIn an extraordinary measure, Ontario health officials are asking anyone who has even one symptom of SARS to stay home for a few days out of fear that they might spread the disease over the Easter weekend. "We are asking for a level of people staying home...Tags: Health Organizations, Air Transportation, Air Transportation Industry, Colleges and Universities, Weather Reports
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WHO lifts Toronto travel advisory
From Wire ReportsGENEVA - Citing a sudden ebb in the SARS epidemic in Toronto, the World Health Organization lifted yesterday its week-old advisory urging people to delay unnecessary travel to the city because of the highly infectious respiratory illness. But in Asia,...Tags: Gro Harlem Brundtland, Health Organizations, Beijing (China), Canada, Illnesses
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