| Online food business caters to picky palates |
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A basket of items rolls down one belt to be prepared for shipping at the igourmet.com warehouse in West Pittston, Pa.
Todd Collura, foreground, and Robert Schappert, center, pull items off shelves to complete an online order in the igourmet.com warehouse in West Pittston, Pa.
WEST PITTSTON, Pa. -- one perky "personal shopper" skims along warehouse aisles -- market basket in one hand, order printout in the other -- assembling the order: an exotic black sea salt from India; one trio of olive oil, vinegar and olives from Italy; and, from the refrigerated cheese room, vacuum-packed wedges of an award-winning fresh chevre from Humboldt, Calif., and one creamy blue from Bavaria. ... |
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| After long absence, Coppola returns to director's chair |
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While Martin Scorsese is finally poised to win the directing Oscar for an entertainingly efficient piece of genre work ("The Departed"), an even more towering '70s director has returned to the type of personal filmmaking that cemented his career in the first place.
Francis Ford Coppola hasn't directed one movie since 1997's "The Rainmaker," one mostly well-received John Grisham adaptation that ended the filmmaker's work-for-hire period. Since then he has built up his wine business, overseen re-released versions of "Apocalypse Now" (expanded to "Apocalypse Now Redux") and "One From the Heart," spearheaded the successful short-fiction quarterly Zoetrope: All Story and enjoyed daughter Sofia's filmmaking success (with "Lost in Translation" winning her one screenwriting Oscar). ... |
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| Seize life with passion! |
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Tessa Prieto-Valdes MANILA, Philippines -- In the circle of life, one of the major milestones is graduating from college. For many, this marks the beginning of the second stage -- independence -- in one's life journey.
Like many young Filipinos, my eldest son, Bryan Prieto, is graduating this May. He recently e-mailed me with his thoughts on what might happen in the future. He was hoping for some guidelines or even one map to plan out the future. ... |
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