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Navigate better in the labyrinth of social situations

02/20/2010
Navigate better in the labyrinth of social situations

Getting on with the in-laws, co-workers and friends can be difficult at times. One may not always know what to say or how to react in delicate situations. But fear not, there is a dim light at the end of the tunnel lit by a New York Times column to assist you with social dilemmas.

Be a master adulterer: Guide book teaches how to avoid to being caught

Do you believe your cheating skills need improvement? A self-help book titled "Designing Infidelity: A Reference Guide to the Art of Cheating to Perfection" by J. Frances elevates cheating to a higher level by offering practical advice on how to "cheat on your spouse" successfully.

Wine Etiquette: Tasting, Ordering & Serving

Wine experts offer solutions to awkward situations that may arise when ordering, tasting wine at a restaurant and other places.

Researchers found "size-zero" people are often considered to look unhealthy

Young men find "normal" sized women more attractive than size zero celebrities, research has suggested.

Men should marry young, smart women, say scientists

Men should marry a woman who is cleverer than they are and at least five years younger, if they want the relationship to stand the best chance of lasting, according to new research.

10 Ways to Gain Muscle

Rachel Cosgrove Men's Fitness 10/12/2009
10 Ways to Gain Muscle

Get the rewards for your efforts by following these must-do principles.

Veterinarian Says Owners Should Count How Many Calories Their Obese Pets Take In And Consider Several Factors When Feeding Pets For Good Health

You might watch your daily calorie intake or glance over nutritional information on food packages, but do you do the same for your pet? Dr. Susan Nelson, a veterinarian and assistant professor of clinical sciences at Kansas State University, said there are several guidelines to follow when feeding your pet to ensure that it maintains good health.

Take a Trip Down K-Town

HK-magazine.com 10/02/2009

About a Soy

Dorothy So HK-magazine.com 10/02/2009
Take a Trip Down K-Town

Located on the far side of the Western district, Kennedy Town has spent years as a quiet, local neighborhood for families. In the past it was also an arrival point for many mainland immigrants, hence all the Chiu Chow-style soy braised goose restaurants in the area. However, with the arrival of the MTR in 2014, and increasing numbers of young, successful types moving in, watch out for rocketing rent prices and the opening of commercialized chain-store branches. Yet the area at present still retains its local neighborhood feel mixed with some cool locations, so check out these places for good food, unique shopping and a drink or two to round up your journey.

About a Soy

Who says tofu’s bland and tasteless? Dorothy So savors the humble bean in all its many shapes and forms.

Food with Fire Dorothy So and Jacky Lee HK-magazine.com
Down to a Tee Paul Chan HK-magazine.com
Sampling the Sister SAR Dorothy So HK-magazine.com
Hang Ten in Tai Hang Johannes Pong and Dorothy So HK-magazine.com
The Dim Sum of it All Dorothy So HK-magazine.com
Just Eat It Philip Maughan and Sophia Chan HK-magazine.com
Big appetite for bargains on last day of expo Nickkita Lau The Standard
Getting Down and Dirty HK-magazine.com  
Break your Fast Al Desko Way Dorothy So HK-magazine.com
With prices like this, no wonder he's looking so shell shocked Nickkita Lau The Standard
And Eat It Too Dorothy So HK-magazine.com

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