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Ping reborn: Pok Pok’s beloved izakaya spinoff returns Updated Dec 22, 2020; Posted Dec 17, 2020 Ping closed at the end of 2012 for a planned expansion and rebrand. It never reopened.LC- The Oregonian Facebook Share Amid the restaurant carnage of 2020, it can be hard to remember a time when restaurants shut for reasons beyond a raging pandemic. Yet that was the case with Ping, which closed for good at the end of 2012. Though never the smash hit of sister restaurant Pok Pok, Ping was a cult favorite, earning a GQ Best New Restaurant nod, The Oregonian’s Rising Star award in 2009 and eno...

ireland, the host for the g-8 summit. in the last half an hour or so, we have seen quite a number of helicopters like that arriving as world leaders begin to arrive for the talks which officially get underway in just a few hours time. as a scene setter, we have seen president obama arrived in northern ireland on his first official visit to northern .reland a rapturous reception for him in belfast. let's are member ourselves -- remind ourselves for what is on the agenda today and tomorrow. david cameron hosting the summit. that means he gets to host -- set the agenda. it looks like sy...

between the different branches, we have a federalist state local structure that maintains that. we also have the press importantly who helps expose both the threats abroad so that we understand the gravity of what the national government is facing in keeping us secure. but we also have the concerns about, what are these programs? and some information about that i think is a good thing for people to understand where that how much information is being exposed to the government so that we can have the national debate that president obama called for. >> there was a poll out earlier this ...

regime and armed rebels, and work -- fear the war will destroy any future hope for democracy in the country. meeting the aggregates -- advocates of a syrian third way at a conference in lebanon. >> a short but missy wrote. an hour away, across the border, a civil war is raging. here on mount lebanon, a resort offers security and calm for a group of syrians who have gathered to talk about ending the conflict. of themnly show a few because some think their discussions are too sensitive to be filmed. but there are activists here from government and rebel held religiousia's various sects...

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