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Pierre Gagnaire & Cooking in London

By Rodrigo Pacheco on October 25, 2010 in British Isles, England, Europe, London, Photos

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People often say that in England you won't eat well, but they are wrong. London offers an enormous variety of international cuisine to suit all budgets. Pierre Gagnaire, one of my favorite chefs, has created...

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Ai Weiwei Covers London’s Tate Modern With 100M Sunflower Seeds

By Renee Blodgett on October 21, 2010 in British Isles, England, Europe, Featured, London, Photos, Videos

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For an art exhibit at the Tate Modern in London, artist Ai Weiwei covered the Turbine Hall with 100 million porcelain sunflower seeds. Each of the seeds were made by 1,600 Chinese artisans....

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A Rose By Any Other Name

By Fran Brosan on October 19, 2010 in British Isles, England, Europe, Photos, Scotland, Wales

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Thank goodness for Shakespeare.He knew how to coin a phrase which you can use and abuse to your heart’s content. In this instance it’s to make a point that was well ...

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Let’s Talk Red

By Rosa Abbott on October 19, 2010 in British Isles, Dublin, Europe, Ireland, Photos

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Red is my favourite colour. I don't think any other hue packs quite the same punch as it - the colour of passion, of life, but also of anger. The most expressive and attention-grabbing of...

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Sexy Solar

By Katherine Hui on October 17, 2010 in British Isles, England, Europe, Featured, London, Photos

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"Renewable Girls aren't interested in the save the world crunchy types. Nor are they attracted to men that wear shorts with zip on pant extensions. They tend to go for the bling. Be it on...

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The Day the Sahara Came to London

By Katherine Hui on October 16, 2010 in British Isles, England, Europe, Events, London, Photos, Videos

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To mark the launch of Eden HD, a high definition version of the natural history channel Eden, Londoners were given the chance to experience one of the least visted, most hostile and inaccessible places in...

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From Cardboard to Caviar

By Katherine Hui on October 14, 2010 in British Isles, England, Europe, Photos

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A few years ago, The Green Business Network acquired a 14-hectare site in Wakefield, UK where they set up a facility to farm sturgeon eggs by using cardboard boxes. Many species of sturgeon are harvested...

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Have You Seen the Muffin Man?

By Fran Brosan on October 13, 2010 in British Isles, England, Europe, Events, Photos

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Earlier this year, I attended a CBI Council meeting. As always, it’s fascinating to listen to how a wide variety of companies are dealing with the world as we know it. Service businesses in the main come...

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Pierre Gagnaire & Cooking in London

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