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Young boy dies after farm accident in Hartland, Minn.
A 2-year-old boy has died after an apparent farm equipment accident on a private property in rural Hartland, Minn., on March 15. According to the Freeborn County Sheriff's Office, the incident took place at 32603 670th Ave. Initial reports indicated a...Tags: Accidental Death, Hartland
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The Gazebo's classic Dover sole
Q: We have just come back from Kathy's Gazebo Restaurant in Boca Raton. All four of us had the Dover sole. It's the best. Could you get me the recipe? — Janet Blake, Highland Beach/Michigan A: For the last 14 years, owners Gerard Hascoat and...
Tags: Diseases and Illnesses, Recipes, Restaurants, Diets and Dieting, Gluten-free Diet
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How much weight does Jesse Jackson Jr.'s illness deserve in the scales of justice?
If you think that Jesse Jackson Jr.'s mental illness explains away all his bad behavior, you may need treatment for an excessively mushy heart. If you think his mental illness explains absolutely nothing, you are suffering from a heart made of nails....
Tags: Mental Illness, Malcolm X, Michael Jackson, Behavioral Conditions, Crime, Law and Justice
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Overdoing it on exercise
Most people who exercise find a way to work it into their lives. Robert Silvers of Marshfield, Mass., organizes his life around his exercise. When Silvers recently told his wife that, sorry, he didn't have time to help fix her computer, she reminded him...
Tags: Health, Health and Medical Professionals, Psychology, Mental Health, Psychologists
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Charges against Jackson belie his pledge to service
Jesse Jackson Jr.'s final act as a public official was to send a Thanksgiving eve resignation letter to the speaker of the House in which he declared that "for 17 years I have given 100 percent of my time, energy and life to public service." But...
Tags: Bruce Lee, Criminals, Religion and Belief, U.S. Senate, Government
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Should we let our sons play football?
It's Super Bowl Sunday, and by kickoff I'll have a pot of chili on the stove and a couple of beer mugs chilling in the freezer. I'll sit down with the rest of the nation to watch over-hyped commercials and Beyoncé's redemption from "lip-syncgate." Oh,...
Tags: Football, Concussion, Alzheimer's Disease, Ray Lewis, Sports
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Alcoholism and the family tree
At age 17 in the 1970s, Marvin Seppala dropped out of high school and became the first adolescent admitted at Hazelden, when treatment for alcoholism was in its infancy. Afterward, he returned to his Minnesota town and finished high school in the...
Tags: Psychotherapy, Alcohol Addiction, Mental Health, Science and Technology, Substance Abuse
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Who wants a bread puck?
Next time you find yourself in the kitchen with an empty bowl and a box of cereal, stop and consider how much a 1/2 cup serving of cereal would be. Go ahead, pour that cereal out. Stop when you think you've got 1/2 cup. Now, grab a measuring cup and see...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Diets and Dieting, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Healthy Diet, Physical Fitness and Exercise
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Coincidence too vague to explain how relationships start
Coincidence is something I have been interested in, curious about for as long as I can remember. When I looked up its definition in several dictionaries, the best one read, “Coincidence is an accidental sequence of events that appear to have a...
Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Back Pain, Key Biscayne
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Pauline Friedman Phillips dies at 94; original 'Dear Abby'
Dear Abby: "What would you do with a man who refuses to use a deodorant, seldom bathes, and doesn't even own a toothbrush?" "Absolutely nothing," she replied. The wry answer from Abigail Van Buren — the pen name of Pauline Friedman Phillips...
Tags: American Civil Liberties Union, University of California, Los Angeles, Newspaper and Magazine, Jeanne Phillips, Cary Grant
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Jackson Jr.'s 'promise' turns pitiful
Even by the jaded standards of Illinois politics, former U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr.'s spending spree with his campaign cash sounds breathtakingly shameless, partly because it sounds so senseless. Back in the early 1980s, his father, the Rev. Jesse L....
Tags: Elections, Malcolm X, Bruce Lee, Justice System, Government
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From hero to bum in a flash
Chicago Tribune reporterWhen Illinois Secretary of State Paul Powell's body was found Oct. 11, 1970, in a Rochester, Minn., hotel room, political heavyweights tripped all over one another offering bipartisan tributes to the powerful Downstate official. The Tribune reported how...Tags: Elections, Paul Simon, Government, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Southern Illinois University
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