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...Bachas have been hiring personal chefs who do the shopping, cook in clients' kitchens and clean up after themselves. Five years ago, there were just a few hundred such workers; today an estimated 7,000 personal chefs are finding that demand for their services around the country is robust. Last year the American Personal Chef Association trained about 1,000 new chefs, twice as many...
...when the recession officially ends, it takes a few months for people to experience it in their own lives, and we don’t know what will happen with the stock market,” Kaplan said. “The outlook doesn’t look very robust, but we might be surprised...
Also noteworthy, Winfield Ford as Escamillo, brings a larger-than-life physical presence to the stage that is matched only by his full-throated, robust voice...
...Crimson was able to overcome 21 turnovers and 25 fouls in the game by hitting a robust 65 percent of its field goal attempts in the first half and executing a brilliant defensive plan. Harvard double-and triple-teamed Scott and the rest of Stanford’s frontcourt throughout the night, forcing 16 turnovers from the Cardinal...
...film begins in a distinctly un-Latin blizzard in Berlev?g, home to some 1,200 souls. On a headland facing the North Pole, the hardy ensemble solemnly belts out a robust ode to the forces of nature as icicles form on their whiskers. "Finnmark lad, you found your grave/Out on the awesome wave ..." Their songs are interspersed, as the seasons change, with glimpses into individual lives. The men - among them an agnostic church organist, a reformed drug addict and a bellicose communist - are kindly and ornery, childlike and cynical, flirty and stern. The camera lingers over small details...