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ISSUE: November 15, 2009

Articles about Asia

Hurts So Good - 4-15-2008

Global adventures in Asian reflexology.

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... to it; otherwise, whenever I landed in Asia, I would be more concerned with shopping and...

...feeding this addiction, I had to keep flying to Asia.
SEVERAL WEEKS AFTER I’d...

...from the ones I’d had in Asia (though I suspect they take it easy on those not...

Giving Mbas A Global Spin - 11-15-2001

Ggiving MBAs a Global Spin U.S. business schols are revamping curriculum so students understand what makes the world go round.

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...Soviet Union. A newly open Eastern Europe and Asia created demand for executives who knew how to...

... course focused on a student''s choice of regions: Asia, Latin America, or Europe. Other approaches...

...Webster University (in six cities in Europe and Asia), are starting programs....

Dishing With Tony Bourdain - 3-15-2004

We chat with the bestselling author, chef, and TV host and find out whats really cooking.

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... say Paris is where it''s happening. The future is Asia, Asia, Asia. And I don''t mean fusion, but pure...

...is where it''s happening. The future is Asia, Asia, Asia. And I don''t mean fusion, but pure...

...where it''s happening. The future is Asia, Asia, Asia. And I don''t mean fusion, but pure ingredients...

Two-for-one Special - 11-15-2005

Ancient mosques and modern high-rise buildings greet The Constant Gardener‚s Rachel Weisz on her return trip to Istanbul, the city where Europe and Asia meet.

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...trip to Istanbul, the city where Europe and Asia meet. I''m in an apartment in Paris,...

...breakfast in Europe and take the boat across to Asia for lunch," Weisz says. "It straddles Asia and...

...to Asia for lunch," Weisz says. "It straddles Asia and Europe. That''s kind of what the whole place...

Aerial Action - 10-15-2009

Miami raises a racket over one of the fastest sports in the world: badminton.

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...Philip Ayoung-Chee. “For athletes from Asia and Europe playing in tournaments in this...

...“You wouldn’t get that situation in Europe and Asia, where they play in big arenas,” Ayoung-Chee...

...years, the sport’s center has shifted back to Asia, where its popularity has created rock-star-like...

Asian Sensations - 5-1-2007

When it comes to entertainment, Nagisa Oshima, Takashi Miike, and the pang brothers give Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg a run for their movie making money.

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...tales of terror, or giant monster mashes, Asia has given us plenty to absorb and to learn from.

...FISTS AND STINGING, SINGING SWORDS Asia has produced some stunning action films on a...

Train Of Thought - 9-15-2008

Famed travel writer Paul Theroux examines the effect that the passing of 30 years has had on Eurasia -- and on himself.

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... Theroux chronicled his epic rail journey through Asia in the best-selling travelogue The Railway...

...is one of the most beautiful cities in Asia. [America] bombed itquite heavily during the...

Micahel Dell Takes On The World - 10-1-2001

Michael Dell Takes on the World Dells CEO looks beyond the U.S. and past the companys staple PCs to new opportunities across the globe in wireless, servers, and data storage.

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... us are China, Brazil, and Germany. Our growth in Asia in the first quarter was over 60 percent. We are...

...over 60 percent. We are seeing growth in both Asia and Europe that''s significantly faster than in...

The Bizarre World of Andrew Zimmern - 10-15-2009

From a voodoo ceremony to dancing in a burlesque show to drag racing in an RV -- this is the truly strange and exciting life of Andrew Zimmern. And we haven’t even mentioned the goat’s brain yet.

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...butchers my name, from tiny villages in Asia to a drag strip in Miami.” This racetrack,...

...brake. It’s a technique that was made famous in Asia and that’s been made popular by Hollywood. ...

The Coolest Fruit Of All - 4-1-2006

Lemons are nice and all, but for an extra dose of zesty goodness (or color), try loading up on the underdog of the citrus family: the lime. — Jenna Schnuer Iron chef: The Le Creuset people insist o...

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...devoted to teaching people about the tastes of Asia than Jeffrey Alford and Naomi Duguid. Almost all...

Crunch Time - 8-15-2008

In Cambodia, creepy-crawly snacks are never far away.

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...a cricket. It’s my first trip to Asia, and I’m in the middle of...

There’s No Place Like - 1-15-2007

Dorothy was right, after all. But if you can't be at home, here are some of your favorite next-best places to be.

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...life. I''ve traveled around the world - Europe, Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and other areas. But...

The Best Little Teahouses In America - 6-15-2007

if You've never been to alabama, make mobile your first stop. thirty-minute meals and baby-food cooking classes are just the start of what hotels offer these days. plus much more.

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...stems from his travels throughout Europe and Asia. Try rare blends like Dragon Phoenix Pearl or...

Celebrate With A Party - 11-15-2007

Banish boring holiday get-togethers by throwing a fete of your own. Personally, we like out-of-house parties the best — less hassle and no cleaning. You ...

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...puts his own twist on street food from around Asia. Private alcove room holds up to 22; restaurant...

Hot Ink - 10-1-2001

CALL OF THE WILDLIFE Beginning where his 1983 memoir, One Life, left off, Richard Leakey chronicles his crusade to save Kenya’s natural resources and the African elephant in his new book, Wildlife Wars (written with ...

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...the world’s elephants in Africa and Asia is pressure on their habitat from the expanding...

Hotel - 11-15-2001

NIFTY NEW CLIFT Schrager and Starck give San Francisco a treat. Hip hotelier Ian Schrager has brought a Starck change to San Francisco’s historic Clift Hotel. He and celebrated designer Philippe Starck have teamed up to r...

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...So too does the food, which is highlighted by Asia de Cuba, an alluring Asian-Latin fusion...

(baby) Face Time - 12-15-2001

WHO Daniel Mintz, 40, the New York-based co-founder and managing director of Olympus Capital Holdings Asia, an investment-management Þrm focused on companies in Asia ENOUGH ALREADY Making time for face time with employees as ...

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...Þrm focused on companies in Asia ENOUGH ALREADY Making time for face time with...

Dining Out - 3-1-2002

Road warriors know what it is to make the best of a meal alone in a new town, a new restaurant. Thanks to the spread of the communal table at restaurants across the U.S., the dining experience has gotten a whole lot less solitary. It’s no surprise t...

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...with a more extensive menu. At each of the Asia de Cuba restaurants in NEW YORK (Morgans Hotel,...

Sports - 6-1-2002

WORLD CUP RUNNETH OVER The world’s most popular sporting event has come to the world’s most populous continent. It’s World Cup 2002, and it’s unfolding all month in South Korea and Japan — the first time the international soccer cham...

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...soccer championship has been played in Asia. It’s an exciting time to visit these...

Facts & Figures - 6-1-2002

FACTS & FIGURES32% Of mobile phone users in a 2000 survey said they would use mobile phones with Web-surfing capabilities to make online purchases.12% Of users in a 2001 survey said they would use their phones to buy online.1% Of users said they wo...

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... of 5,600 wireless users in the U.S., Europe, and Asia....