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  • Pink Takes Its (Rightful) Place
    Pink Takes Its (Rightful) Place
    There was a time not terribly long ago when winemakers had a deep, dark secret: The wines they were drinking were made just for themselves. One man, who had made ...
    March 24, 2022BY Dan Berger
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    When the days are consistently hot, an iced tea, beer, iced coffee, or simply a glass of ice ...
    August 23, 2021BY Dan Berger
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    What to Watch for in the World of Wine
    In March, I attended the Vinexpo New York show in New York City. Featuring more than 400 exhibitors ...
    April 24, 2019BY Amanda Burrill
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    Sports Photo of the Week
    The Granddaddy of Them All lived up to the billing, as the Oregon Ducks outlasted the Wisconsin Badgers ...
    January 2, 2012BY Kristen Meriwether
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    Top 1 Percent Income Rose 275 Percent
    The after-tax incomes for the richest 1 percent in the United States grew by 275 percent from 1979 ...
    October 26, 2011BY Alex Johnston
  • Orchids: the Exotic Valentine’s Choice
    Orchids: the Exotic Valentine’s Choice
    Roses have always been a traditional flower for sweethearts on Valentine's Day, but surprisingly, the orchid is also ...
    February 10, 2011BY Tara MacIsaac
  • The Rose, Gentle Cosmetician—Facial Water for a Rosy Complexion
    The Rose, Gentle Cosmetician—Facial Water for a Rosy Complexion
    Roses help protect and soften the skin and restore bodily harmony. The best skin products contain the costly, ...
    July 28, 2008BY Anke Wang
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