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Another kind of guide
The way to approach Texas is from space — you see the United States, the land mass south of everything looms up at the bottom of the country, Oklahoma rushes past, the sky gets dusty, boom, you're in a used-car lot outside Dallas, humid. Texas is so...Tags: Mexico, Punishment, Dallas, Houston, Crime, Law and Justice
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Best 'theme' for the Inner Harbor: the water
Jim Rouse's "festival market place" concept for the Inner Harbor, with retail pavilions and entertainment venues, brought with it the retail industry's pattern of re-branding and call for entertaining with ever new "attractions." This put the harbor...Tags: Heavy Engineering, Gardens and Parks, Tourism and Leisure, Theme Park Vacations, Manufacturing and Engineering
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'Top Chef' shows it has the recipe for success
Any number of television's competition shows seem to take special — perhaps sadistic — pleasure in dispatching their also-rans to reality's netherworlds. "The Apprentice" sends the defeated off with "You're fired!," the vanquished in...Tags: New York, Top Chef: Just Desserts (tv program), Survivor (tv program), Top Chef (tv program), Television Industry
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Jerry Lewis ousted from MDA telethon -- and comics are outraged
Show TrackerJerry Lewis was ousted from Muscular Dystrophy Association. Comedians and others in the comedy community respond.... -
In The Arts
SaltFineArt is partnering with Growers First, a nonprofit dedicated to providing resources to growers and farmers in developing countries, during its Amazing Steals Live Auction on June 4. Latin contemporary artists will be on display, such as...Tags: New York, California, VH1 (tv network), Arts, Environmental Issues
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Trump, Palin Have Dinner Date On Broadway
pix11.comIt is said that politics makes for strange bedfellows, but even more interesting dinner mates. Presidential wanabe Sarah Palin and Presidential dropout Donald Trump created a media frenzy in Manhattan as they got together for dinner, not at one of the...Tags: Manhattan (New York City), New Hampshire, Weather, Weather Reports, Pizzas
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As bus tour continues, Sarah Palin checks in with Fox News execs
After visiting Ellis Island in New York on Wednesday, Sarah Palin swung by the midtown Manhattan headquarters of Fox News, where she met with senior executives, including network chief Roger Ailes.
It's unclear whether network officials pressed Palin...Tags: Newt Gingrich, Manhattan (New York City), News Media, New Hampshire, Fox News Channel (tv network)
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Palin's 'One Nation' Tour Bus Vandalized In New York
Fresh off her Times Square pizza summit with Donald Trump, Sarah Palin carried on with her tour of the Big Apple Wednesday, paying visits to such treasured landmarks like Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty.
Although Palin was greeted with hand shakes...Tags: Midtown, Monuments and Heritage Sites, Politics, Times Square, Tourism and Leisure
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Renner, Joaquin and Cotillard go for ‘Low Life
Frankly My Dear - Orlando SentinelWriter-director James Gray (“We Own the Night”) is lining up a dream cast for his period piece, “Low Life.” He's got the interest of Oscar winner Marion Cotillard, his old pal Joaquin Phoenix (they did both “We Own the Night&... -
Mailbag: Dump dirt, debris into Irwindale pits
In regards to trucks hauling tons of dirt and rocks from nearby catch basins and dumping it at a "sediment site," which may be endangering nearby residents, has anyone considered dumping all this material in the huge pits in Irwindale? These pits were...Tags: Health and Safety at Work, The Home Depot, Crimes, Politics, Financial Aid
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The 1930s: Tourists arrive and the population doubles, despite hardships
The busted land boom gave Fort Lauderdale an early taste of the Great Depression years before the rest of the country experienced it. But the city's main draw, its waterways, proved an economic lifeline. While not yet a regular port of call for passenger...Tags: Spring Break, Duke Ellington, Judaism, Lion (animal), Politics
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Joe Shaffer
janeth@herald-mail.comIf a sport involved a ball, Joe Shaffer liked watching it. In his younger days, Joe did more than just watch the ball. The left-handed hurler known as “Lefty” pitched for Hagerstown High School until his graduation in 1934. During his senior...Tags: New York Yankees, Clubs and Associations, Education, Washington (U.S. state), Health
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