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Issue #825: Imagining Hong Kong with a Beautiful Waterfront

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<b>Walk on the Mild Side:</b> It’s not just for grannies. Sheena Yap has the scoop on the many health benefits of tai chi.

Walk on the Mild Side: It’s not just for grannies. Sheena Yap has the scoop on the many health benefits of tai chi.

<b>Hong Kong International Film Festival:</b> The 34th Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF) begins on March 21.”

Hong Kong International Film Festival: The 34th Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF) begins on March 21.”

<b>The Broad Horizon:</b> A group exhibition of land- and seascape paintings by Vietnamese artists...

The Broad Horizon: A group exhibition of land- and seascape paintings by Vietnamese artists...

<b>Waste Water:</b> Chaotic planning and over-development defaces the city’s harborfront.

Waste Water: Chaotic planning and over-development defaces the city’s harborfront.

<b>Ruff Treatment:</b> June Ng asks why there are such limited resources for our four-legged friends.

Ruff Treatment: June Ng asks why there are such limited resources for our four-legged friends.

DINING

Use Your Loaf

Dorothy So and Johannes Pong bite into the city’s best sandwiches.

RESTAURANT REVIEWS

OPEN BAR

Sugar

The buzz: Don’t mistake this spankin’ new rooftop bar at the new hotel EAST for the adolescent chigga club in Lan Kwai—this Sugar out in Tai Koo Shing refers to the sweet little Taikoo brand sugar cubes.

AFTERHOURS
with Johannes Pong

Nightlife by Fabiola Asustadiza

Ladies, I’ve taken my birthday week off to devote myself to higher ideals (and press lunches).

FILM

The Blind Side

On the surface, “The Blind Side” is a sports film meant to uplift and celebrate the human spirit.

TRAVEL

The Changing Face of Manila

It’s only two hours away from Hong Kong, the weather is hot and the people are warm and welcoming. Epicureans can graze at the Saturday food market and sample delicious organic chocolate, sip locally grown coffee or taste endless artisanal breads, cheeses and cakes.

Film

A rather decent heart-wrenching storyline.

First Person

Voted in as the first Mr. Gay HK.

Page 3

Conspiracy Corner.

Street Talk

Sheung Wan’s king of bric-a-brac.

Savage Love

“Baby, could you choke up a little bit?”

Rugby Sevens Guide 2010

CLASSIFIEDS

Hong Kong Art Walk

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