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'Veep's' Tony Hale on man bags, ear hygiene, 'Arrested Development'
He's the guy getting a lot of ear action. Tony Hale is back as the vice president's boy Friday in HBO's political comedy "Veep." In the midst of Washington chaos, he's never too far from Selina's (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) ear, ready to whip out hand...
Tags: Tim Conway, Arrested Development (tv program) , Celebrities, Tony Hale, Police Arrests
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The Santa Fe New Mexican Business Beat column
The Santa Fe New MexicanCall it the Forrest Fenn Effect. That may be one way to look at the continued expansion of Santa Fe's tourism industry just as federal budget cuts continue to slow other sectors of the economy. The preliminary numbers for March indicate another jump...Tags: Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Personal Service, Television Industry
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Reese Witherspoon, Al Michaels and the return of Prohibition
I know that Prohibition didn’t work. But sometimes I get nostalgic for it anyway. And I’m thinking that, today, Reese Witherspoon and Al Michaels might agree. By now you’ve seen the headlines about their misadventures with demon rum....
Tags: Reese Witherspoon, Celebrities, Diana, Princess of Wales, Lindsay Lohan
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Icky Wiki entry has Florence officials on guard, city officials watching popular website for untruths
Florence Morning News, S.C.Robby Hill sits at his desk, staring at one of two oversized computer monitors. The newest member of the Florence City Council has just made a discovery that could change the city's government forever. "It says that the mayor can override the council...Tags: Social Media, Public Officials, Maytag Corp., Government, Economic Policy
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Brothers suspected in Boston attack stood apart in U.S.
BOSTON — During their decade in the United States, the two brothers suspected in the Boston Marathon bombings had acquired many of the preoccupations of young American men — cars, sports, social media. But Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, and Dzhokhar...
Tags: Separation of Church and State, Belief and Faith, Boston Marathon Bombing (2013), Islam, FBI
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The bigger Boston question: Why not?
Change of Subject(Reuters photo) Ultimately we'll get some shabby, confounding, infuriating answer to the question, "Why?" Why did someone or some group place a series of homemade bombs near the finish line of the Boston Marathon Monday. What was their point? What...... -
University students to train on increasing Wikipedia Arabic content
Jordan Times, AmmanThe Jordan Open Source Association will soon start training university students on how to increase Arabic content on the web, the association's president, Issa Mahasneh, said Saturday. The training, to begin within a few weeks, is part of an...Tags: Google Inc., Colleges and Universities, Teaching and Learning, Students
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Comedic website Funny or Die releases 78-minute Steve Jobs biopic
Funny or Die says iSteve, its first full-length feature film, was written in three days, mostly based on Wikipedia articles, and shot in five days. No wonder the website isn't expecting any film awards. The Steve Jobs biopic roughly--and we may be...
Tags: Movies, Steve Jobs, Jorge Garcia, Aaron Sorkin, Justin Long
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Biblioracle: Tom Sawyer economy
Amazon has purchased the book-oriented social networking site Goodreads for an undisclosed sum. Speculation from Bloomberg Businessweek based on other social media properties (like Instagram and LinkedIn) puts the market price close to $1 billion. Other...
Tags: LinkedIn Corp., Chicago Tribune, Media Industry, Book, Social Media
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Second screens popular but not always companion TV apps, study says
A new study from the NPD Group reveals that nearly all U.S. households own at least one device that can be used as a second screen while watching TV. It's not surprising that 87% of consumers are splitting their attention between the TV and their...
Tags: New Products, NCIS (tv program), Consumers, American Idol (tv program), Television Industry
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Science revolution heading to Illinois schools
As early as kindergarten, all students in Illinois could be engaged in science and engineering practices, from analyzing data to defining problems and designing solutions. By high school they'd be deep into engineering design and investigating solutions...
Tags: Colleges and Universities, Waukegan, Teachers, Agricultural Research and Technology, Teaching and Learning
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