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Yahoo! News Search Results for coffee slate table
Yahoo! News Search Results for coffee slate table
Katie Price: 'We love to earn money, who doesn't?' (Independent)
Finally – finally! – I get to meet the Jordan that is also Katie Price, but only after the most exhausting and exhaustive negotiations ever. It's this day, no this day, this time, no this time, then there is some contract that keeps going back and forth which demands that we use her portrait photograph, rather than take our own. And then, at last, we have an appointment and I'm half-way there ...
Brought Up by Wolves (San Diego Reader)
"Let's do it," said Naomi. Wow. I never thought she'd agree. I wanted her to show me what's going on with these new, like, artisanal dessert places popping up around town. Turns out she's curious too. So, hey, time to exercise the much-maligned sweet tooth.
Concerns about economy dominate campaign (CTV.ca)
As European leaders called for an emergency G8 summit amid growing fears of a deep global recession, Stephen Harper was hit again by opposition leaders who accused him of having no economic plan.
In or out of the pea soup, inn sits pretty in York, Maine (Boston Globe)
YORK, Maine - We arrived at Dockside Guest Quarters in a classic Maine pea-soup fog. Was that really a building 50 yards in front of us?
Holiday bazaars (The Marion Star)
MARION EVENING LIONS CLUB OKTOBERFEST -8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Tri-Rivers Career Center. There will be handcrafted items including many Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas decorations and gifts,, baked goods and food for sale. The $1 admission benefits the sight programs of the Marion Evening Lions. For information, contact Don Caprion at disasterdon@verizon.net or by phone at 740-389-3429.
October 2008 Editor's Choice (The Gourmet Retailer)
As usual, this month's selection of goodies is an eclectic lot of products, ranging quite literally from breakfast to midnight snacks. Some of these I discovered at the New York Fancy Food Show, while others just seemed to arrive at my office.
Our riding candidates profiled (Stratford City Gazette)
Jim Hagarty Editor John Cowling appears to be about as comfortable in his skin as a candidate for a seat in the House of Commons could be. And that political skin is Green and getting greener.
Rivals Make Their Pitch (The Harrisonburg Daily News-Record)
HARRISONBURG - City Council candidates split during a debate on Tuesday over whether, if elected, they would vote to keep Heritage Oaks, the city's municipal golf course.
Home of the Week: (The Capital)
Bobbi and Rich Nock with their dog Finn at the Nock Home of the Week. Within "Olde Severna Park" as the sign indicates, there's a community called Linstead on the Severn.
Sustainable building in home design: Using eco-friendly methods to minimize e...
Long before eco-consciousness was trendy, Steve and Laurie Weymann were studying sustainable building. Fifteen years ago, they took a course in permaculture, which embraces both sustainable agriculture and an eco-friendly lifestyle. An idea sparked and finally manifested in 2002 when they purchased nearly 24 acres in Atascadero. Their original intent was to build an eco-friendly bed and ...
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