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'Polar Bear' adopted from county shelter was a true gentleman
The first time I saw Jack, my daughter's pup of choice, 11 years ago, I was certain she had lost her mind. There I was picking up her dog with her at Howard County Animal Control, unaware until that moment that Jack was very, very large. Called Polar Bear...Tags: Italy, Pets, Forests, Natural Resources, Stroke
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Evening Latte: Foamy posts from the blogs and beyond
The Baltimore SunSee a retractable kitchen island, controlled with an iPhone. Find out who said, "I'm barely interested in food....I love food but I don't like to talk about it very long." Also, Bananas Foster injures four at Florida restaurant, and Eli discovers an...Tags: E. coli Infection, Bananas, Computer Crime, Restaurants, Apple iPhone
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COLUMN - Prosperity without power
Reuters(David Rohde is a Reuters columnist but his opinions are his own.) By David Rohde May 22 (Reuters) - In Moscow, they are "non-Soviet Russians." In New Delhi, they are a "political Goliath" that may soon awake. In Beijing and São Paolo, they are lawyers...Tags: Periodicals, Entertainment Events, Government, Dilma Rousseff, China
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Sliding door basics: Switching to glide
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - A sliding door - say, a door of planks hanging from exposed hardware - transforms a room. It's so eye-catching, so unexpected, that it invites closer looks. It brings smiles. There are also practical reasons for choosing sliding doors....Tags: Charlotte, Architecture
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IKEA pays for $10,000 makeover at Camp Whippoorwill in Pasadena
The Capital, Annapolis, Md.The Girl Scouts of Camp Whippoorwill have seen the camp they love rapidly deteriorate. There are holes in the cabin roofs, broken windows, dated plumbing and cracked tiles. Sometimes the Scouts use duct tape for a quick fix. But the 85-year-old camp...Tags: Social Organizations, Youth Organizations, Annapolis
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Network offerings for fall have the ring of the familiar
The Philadelphia InquirerAny way you look at it, it was a tough year for the networks. Broadcast ratings dropped by an average of 7.5 percent, the steepest decline in six years. NBC's "Do No Harm" notched the smallest audience for a series debut in broadcast history and was...Tags: Parenthood (tv program), Hulu, 90210 (tv program), Barney Miller (tv program), Hannibal (tv program)
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Program at Mather aids former Sacramento County foster kids
The Sacramento BeeBy the time he left foster care, Willis Mucelroy estimates, he had lived in 30 foster homes across the Central Valley. He ended up homeless, sleeping behind a south Sacramento community center earlier this year. Then Mucelroy, 20, found a program that...Tags: Judges, Abusive Behavior, Jerry Brown, Labor Legislation, Students
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Daum: The gift of a great dog
We got another dog right away. That wasn't the plan. But back in March, less than two weeks after Rex died and when I still had faint bruises from digging my fingers into my forehead amid uncontrollable sobs, I signed us up to "foster" a Saint Bernard mix...
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Cinemark to build 14-screen movie theater at Carson mall
Cinemark Holdings Inc., the nation's third-largest theater chain, is bulking up in Los Angeles County with plans to open a multiplex at the SouthBay Pavilion shopping mall in Carson. Vintage Real Estate, which owns and manages SouthBay Pavilion, said it...
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American News, Aberdeen, S.D., John Papendick column
American News, Aberdeen, S.D.The sports facility building boom in Sioux Falls over the past few years is massive. But not when compared to what has been happening in the Twins Cities. It is a case of millions vs. billions. With the Minnesota Vikings announcing its specifics for...Tags: National Hockey League, National Football League, Minnesota Lynx, Minnesota Twins, Dallas Stars
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RPT-Global firms look past India weakness, bet on spending power
ReutersBy Tony Munroe and Rajesh Kumar Singh MUMBAI/NEW DELHI, May 16 (Reuters) - Global companies betting on India's potential as a consumer market are looking beyond the worst patch in a decade for Asia's third-largest economy and investing billions of...Tags: General Motors Corp., Consumers, Consumer Goods Industries, Vehicles, Money and Monetary Policy
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SIFF's Northwest Connections program focuses on local films
Seattle TimesIn addition to "Her Aim Is True," "Barzan" and "Evergreen: The Road to Legalization in Washington," the following films make up the Northwest Connections section of SIFF. Many of these screenings will feature special guests; see http://www.siff.net for...Tags: Movies, Diseases and Illnesses, Your Sister's Sister (movie), Film Festivals, Michael Beach
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