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Restaurant Lobster Fare: Nearby Diners Beware

Los Angeles Journal - March 9, 2005November 15, 2018

Lobster is my favorite food in the whole world. Eating one, however, is more than a sumptuous meal; it is an art form requiring great finesse. All of my adult [ … ]

Life in Israel

Los Angeles Journal - March 9, 2005November 15, 2018

Picture if you will a Friday night in the middle of the summer months. School is on vacation, the weather is beautiful, the ocean water is crashing against the shoreline [ … ]

Newspaper

Los Angeles Journal - March 9, 2005November 14, 2018

AnĀ  ill-informed view of the States by some British guy What is being British? Is it to go about your daily activities with utmost finesse and impeccable manners. Being reserved, [ … ]

Metro Views Cities prefer sports parks to power

Los Angeles Journal - March 9, 2005November 23, 2018

By: Evan Weiner The numbers coming from the Bush Administration are staggering. It’s going to cost at least $50 billion to upgrade the country’s aging electrical power grid. The Philadelphia [ … ]

Economic woes hit the Mets like everybody else

Los Angeles Journal - March 9, 2005November 23, 2018

By: Evan Weiner If you really want to know which way the economy is going, check out how sports owners actually spend their money. That is a far more reliable [ … ]

NHL owners may ice all its players

Los Angeles Journal - March 9, 2005November 23, 2018

By: Evan Wainer Dallas Stars owner Tom Hicks didn’t exactly help his friend George W. Bush recently when he laid off 14 employees from his team’s front office. Hicks, who [ … ]

‘Gipper’ delivered ball for pro sports

Los Angeles Journal - March 9, 2005November 23, 2018

’86 tax reform gave owners clout in battles to get stadiums By Evan Weiner | Special to the Sentinel Ronald Reagan may have played a football hero on the screen, [ … ]

'Gipper' delivered ball for pro sports

Los Angeles Journal - March 9, 2005

’86 tax reform gave owners clout in battles to get stadiums By Evan Weiner | Special to the Sentinel Ronald Reagan may have played a football hero on the screen, [ … ]

WHA doesn’t make dollars and sense

Los Angeles Journal - March 9, 2005November 23, 2018

Even if NHL owners lock out players, new league not viable COMMENTARY By Evan Weiner NBCSports.com contributor The Quebec Nordiks are history, teen-age phenom Sidney Crosby has said thanks but [ … ]

WHA doesn't make dollars and sense

Los Angeles Journal - March 9, 2005

Even if NHL owners lock out players, new league not viable COMMENTARY By Evan Weiner NBCSports.com contributor The Quebec Nordiks are history, teen-age phenom Sidney Crosby has said thanks but [ … ]

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