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A Recipe for Yet Another Stalemate

by novelist in Government, May 22, 2011
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Obama’s unabashed declaration that Israel should resuscitate the collapse of negotiations with the Palestinians by starting from an already known "non-starter" is void of reasoning and a sense of reality.

Io Saturnalia! Traditions of a World Upturned

by Bruce Officer in Holidays, November 29, 2010
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The Roman feast of Saturnalia was a week in late December when the normally hidebound and hierarchical Roman society let its collective hair down.

Modern Age Mammoth Eaters

by Laura Lee Salinas in History, March 5, 2009
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It is a true, but little known story about an imperial Russian dinner in the nineteenth century.

Being a Chef: A Sweet-Smelling Savor

by exhort in Work, February 16, 2008
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On what being a chef is and is not all about. Whether you’re still thinking about becoming a chef, have just launched yourself into a career as a chef, or have been plying your trade as a professional chef for years, I would like to shed a little light on the glorious calling of chef-dom.

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