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TUCSON, Ariz. - Having been regular visitors to Tucson for many years, my husband and I had seen most of its well-known attractions. (Today)
PARIS -- In 2009, as global markets grappled with the economic downturn, watch auctions had a surprisingly strong year. (Today)
To impress connoisseurs, it is not enough for a mechanical watch to keep time. It needs to have features that go far beyond that: Can it indicate the date? Display a second time zone? Account for leap years? (Today)
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- Restaurant, chef perpetuate the Italian tradition of the Feast of St. Joseph (Yesterday)
- Almost healthy, West Virginia ... thanks to celebrity chef Jamie Oliver (Yesterday)
- Former White House Chef Walter Scheib guests at local dinner (Yesterday)
- Tastings: Spirits of a nation (Yesterday)
- Basil Hayden's small-batch kentucky whiskey: From this bottle flows a family tree (Yesterday)
- Chatham showcases tastes of what's to come (Yesterday)
- Searching for crappie recipes ... of the fish sort (Yesterday)
- Family-style dinner will Share the Harvest (Yesterday)
- St. Joseph Pants (Calzone di San Giuseppe) (Yesterday)
- Jamie Oliver recipes (Yesterday)
- Chef Walter Scheib's Roasted Halibut with Red Curry Sweet Potato Sauce (Yesterday)
- Old-Fashioned (Yesterday)
- Pepsi pulling sugary drinks from worldwide school menus (03/17/2010)
- New book lets you cook, even if you can't eat, with the chef with the 'prize job' on Queen Mary 2 (03/17/2010)
- Cocktails that are scintillating starters (03/17/2010)
- PepsiCo cuts sugary drinks from schools worldwide (03/16/2010)
- 'Buy local' movement picks up steam in Pittsburgh (03/14/2010)
- Sales slump puts Napa wineries 'on life support' (03/13/2010)
- 2 Different Homes Under 1 Factory Roof (Today)
- Serenity Point Beach Development (Today)
- Setting a Spring Table (Today)
- Let Your Conscience do the Walking in Green Pages (Today)
- Eva Zeisel Prints With Wings (Today)
- A U.S. Debut for a Dutch Design Duo (Today)
- Living Against the Grain in the Czech Republic (Yesterday)
- How Smart Could I Make My Dumb Manhattan Apartment? (Yesterday)
- An Expert on Choice Chooses (Yesterday)
- A Model Apartment Dressed to the Nines (Yesterday)
- Road Test: Mops (Yesterday)
- Top-end stoves are a real gas (03/17/2010)
- Luxurious Piatt Place penthouse in downtown Pittsburgh perfectly situated for over-the top city views (03/17/2010)
- Suzy Bales' book "Garden Bouquets and Beyond" offers DIY tips (03/17/2010)
- Couture designers creating clothes for children that mimic their adult collections (03/17/2010)
- Fashions for spring feature relaxed silhouettes and romantic touches (03/17/2010)
- Suzy Bales' book "Garden Bouquets and Beyond" offers DIY tips (03/17/2010)
- New book lets you cook, even if you can't eat, with the chef with the 'prize job' on Queen Mary 2 (03/17/2010)
- Luxurious Piatt Place penthouse in downtown Pittsburgh perfectly situated for over-the top city views (03/17/2010)
- Around Town (03/17/2010)
- The Europa offers a European cruise experience at its best (03/17/2010)
- On Crystal Cruises attention to detail, luxury are crystal clear (03/17/2010)
- Cocktails that are scintillating starters (03/17/2010)
- Hyundai's Sonata is one sweet ride (03/17/2010)
- Mardi Gras Gala benefits the Epilepsy Foundation (03/17/2010)
- Top-end stoves are a real gas (03/17/2010)
- The Heart Ball is held at the Pittsburgh Hilton (03/17/2010)
- The Friendship Ball is held at the Westin Convention Center Hotel (03/17/2010)
- 18th annual History Makers Awards Dinner (03/17/2010)
- House Hunting in ... Egypt (03/17/2010)
- What You Get for ... $350,000 (03/17/2010)
- Housing construction drops 5.9% in February (03/16/2010)
- Spring is sung at Phipps Conservatory's spring flower show (03/13/2010)
- Buying Here: McKeesport (03/13/2010)
- New products abound at home show (03/13/2010)
- High-end appliances for the kitchen (03/13/2010)
- Courthouse's Bridge of Sighs among sites in Landmarks tour (03/13/2010)
- Call in a pro to fix damage done by snow (03/13/2010)
- Homemaking: Driving Dad crazy (03/13/2010)
- High-End Watches as an Investment Strategy (Today)
- Complications Turn Perpetual (Today)
- Gears Mesh Again for Swiss Exports (Today)
- Swiss Makers Reward the Chinese Market (Today)
- Watch Brands Signing on, Uneasily, for E-Tailing (Today)
- The Beat Goes Online, Minus the Glitz (Yesterday)
- After Its Meteoric Rise, BNB Winds Down Just as Quickly (Yesterday)
- He Asked. They Told. (Yesterday)
- A Quartet of New Watches Stands for 150 Years of Chopard (Yesterday)
- I Need to Vent. Hello, Facebook. (Yesterday)
- Fashions for spring feature relaxed silhouettes and romantic touches (03/17/2010)
- Concentrate on the Workout? No, Thanks. (03/17/2010)
- Life's Journeys, a Lot Less Mysterious (03/17/2010)
- Couture designers creating clothes for children that mimic their adult collections (03/17/2010)
- Brand Recognition Is the Issue (03/16/2010)
- The Trend Chart (03/16/2010)
- Ilana Sausen, Eytan Seidman (03/15/2010)
- Lindsay Hoag and Edward Telleria (03/15/2010)
- Samantha Wolfert, Justin Grefé (03/15/2010)
- Katherine Cocca, Nathaniel Bates (03/15/2010)
- Ellen Murphy and Billy Cheung (03/15/2010)
- Has This Taboo Lost Its Power? (03/14/2010)
- The Identity Thief (03/14/2010)
- 'Now Where Was I ...' (03/14/2010)
- Kristine Gomez, Thomas Crosby (03/14/2010)
- Ann Vincola and Alan Votta (03/14/2010)
- Holding Fast, Letting Go (03/13/2010)
- Honey, Don't Bother Mommy. I'm Too Busy Building My Brand. (03/13/2010)
- Don't Blame the Iceberg for the Lack of Warmth (03/13/2010)
- Time, It Turns Out, Isn't on Their Side (03/13/2010)
- Elizabeth Greig and Jason Extein (03/13/2010)
- Headfirst Down the Slopes, on an Airboard (Today)
- Where Kipling Reared Mowgli (in Vermont) (Today)
- The other Tucson: Think this city is mostly about golf and spring training? Think again. (Today)
- In Tasmania, as rugged and old as the ages, every turn offers a new adventure and a step back in time (Yesterday)
- Four-star Portland on a two-star budget: Penny-pinching without pain (03/17/2010)
- The Europa offers a European cruise experience at its best (03/17/2010)
- On Crystal Cruises attention to detail, luxury are crystal clear (03/17/2010)
- You're there to see Paris, not the hotel room (03/16/2010)
- Letters: Armrest Battles (03/15/2010)
- Mixed martial arts is looming large in Atlantic City (03/15/2010)
- Tucson Air Museum showcases vintage planes (03/14/2010)
- Arizona desert a final stop for some special planes (03/14/2010)
- Georgia's Cumberland Island a diamond in the rough (03/14/2010)
- Student Rates for the Young at Heart (03/14/2010)
- Hello, Columbus (03/14/2010)
- SoHo Style in Johannesburg (03/14/2010)
- Hotel Review: Ames Hotel, Boston (03/14/2010)
- Restaurant Review: La Enoteca in Rotterdam (03/14/2010)
- Frugal San Francisco (03/13/2010)
- Historic bed and breakfast in Kalamazoo, Mich., extends a grand invitation to visitors (03/13/2010)
- Where Art and Haute Cuisine Meet in Paris (03/13/2010)
- 36 Hours in Goa, India (03/13/2010)
- Sri Lanka: Checkpoints in Paradise (03/13/2010)
- Spanish Chefs' Room and Board (03/13/2010)
- A new exhibition in Atlanta traces the splendor, style and sadness of the People's Princess' (03/12/2010)
- Dishes that chefs love aren't always popular with their customers (Yesterday)
- Munch goes to Cherries Diner and Hook Fish & Chicken (Yesterday)
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- Chef finds new Habitat at Fairmont (03/14/2010)
- 'Buy local' movement picks up steam in Pittsburgh (03/14/2010)
- Iceboaters skim the surface at speeds up to 70 mph (03/14/2010)
- Wildlife: March Madness ... Identifying diving ducks (03/14/2010)
- Get Into Nature: Millions of birds killed in spring window strikes (03/14/2010)
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- Where to go ... Winnie Palmer Nature Reserve, St. Vincent College, Latrobe (03/14/2010)
- Outdoors by the numbers ... 437 (03/14/2010)
- Get Out Events, Hunting & Fishing Calendar: 3/14/2010 (03/14/2010)
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