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Actor's son admits driving on drugs
SAN DIEGO -- Actor Ryan O'Neal's oldest son, who was on drugs when his car veered into oncoming traffic on San Pasqual Valley Road and collided head-on with a van, pleaded guilty Tuesday to DUI causing injury and being a felon in possession of a gun....Tags: Punishment, Entertainment Events, Francis Ford Coppola, Prisons, Justice System
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Wacky weather a sign of the apocalypse
timr@herald-mail.comRemember spring? That season between winter and summer, when crisp, lime-green mornings were gently toasted by the sun, inviting long walks or leisurely bicycle rides? When we could plant potatoes on St. Patrick's Day without a parka and peas on April...Tags: Vehicles, St. Patrick's Day, Dancing, Conservation, Global Change
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Critic's Notebook: Lucille Ball, 100 and ageless
Show TrackerLucille Ball's 100th birthday: Happy 100th birthday, Lucille Ball -- I won't add "wherever you are," because you're everywhere.... -
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These fakes offer foolproof fun
When it comes to beauty and fashion, it's all about artifice and deception. In a good way.
We lengthen our lashes, paint our nails and lips, maximize our assets, and always and forever are on the lookout for clothes that hide our flaws — and make...Tags: Ellen Warren
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The greatest pitcher who never was
Joe Berton was the greatest pitcher to ever climb a mound. And today, Joe Berton, a retired schoolteacher who lives in Oak Park and is 57 and Ichabod Crane spindly and does not swivel heads anymore, is a footnote to sports history. No, that's not quite...Tags: Arts, Wrigley Field, New York Mets, Art Institute of Chicago, Gary Carter
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With puzzle mug, joke - and drink - are on you
April Fool's Day is "celebrated" in most countries today, but historians don't know where or how it began. Remember switching sugar and salt to fool your family? Or calling the drugstore to ask if they had "Prince Albert in the can"? "Yes." "Well, let...Tags: Opera (genre), Italy, Music Theater, Television, New York
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Outdoors Calendar
MARCH 26-30 Aberdeen: Whitetail Bowmen Archery Club's Indoor 3-D tourney at 321 N. Main St. Registration will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 26 and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. March 27. Entry fees: $10 for one day/$18 for both; family of three or more, $25/$40;...Tags: South Dakota, North Dakota, Black Hills Corporation, Lifestyle and Leisure, Hunting
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Aflac holds open call for new duck voice after firing Gottfried for Twitter posts about Japan
AP Business WriterNEW YORK (AP) — Aflac is opening the field to people who want to take a quack at doing the new voice of the insurer's ever-abrasive duck mascot. Aflac Inc. will begin accepting submissions on Wednesday in the search for someone to replace Gilbert...Tags: Media Industry, Celebrities, Japan, Insurance, Companies and Corporations
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Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet combines open air with utility
Convertibles aren't known for their utility. Cars that can be driven as open-air vehicles or hermetically sealed at the push of a button don't top the shopping lists of many moms who've got groceries to haul and kids to shuttle to skateboard lessons.
A...Tags: Vehicles, Nissan, Science and Technology, Clubs and Associations, Lifestyle and Leisure
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Dwight Howard plays like MVP as he carries undermanned Magic past Bobcats
Orlando SentinelOrlando Magic players and coaches noticed a change in Dwight Howard even before the regular season started. They reported that Howard seemed more focused and more serious in practices. Now, with 76 games in the books, the Magic realize they'd be...Tags: Stephen Jackson, Vehicles, Amway, Athletes, Bruce Willis
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Sun Sentinel celebrates its centennial
![Started on a lark and published on "vegitable wraper" by an educator with a decidedly broadminded concept of spelling, the journalistic forebear of today's Sun Sentinel first rolled off a humble press on March 14, 1911.](http://www.sun-sentinel.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-03/60086872-13201913.jpg "Started on a lark and published on "vegitable wraper\" by an educator with a decidedly broadminded concept of spelling, the journalistic forebear of today's Sun Sentinel first rolled off a humble press on March 14, 1911.")
Started on a lark and published on "vegitable wraper" by an educator with a decidedly broadminded concept of spelling, the journalistic forebear of today's Sun Sentinel first rolled off a humble press on March 14, 1911.
It was called The Daily Herald and...Tags: Natural Disasters, Bankruptcy, Television Stations, Elections, Chicago Tribune
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