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George Zimmerman saga: ‘the perfect storm of insanity’
The TV Guy - Orlando Sentinel"It's not about you. It's not about the lawyer," Geragos said. "Your duty as a lawyer is to zealously represent your client. If you can't do it any longer, you resign, get out of the way. It's not the lawyer's ego. It happens every single day."... -
Milestones - Sept. 23-24
Birthdays Today — Christopher Lewis, Beck Road, turns 24; Anthony Robinson, Hagerstown, turns 29; Tom Wolfe, Franklin Street, Hagerstown, turns 66. Sept. 24 — Ernie Shoemaker III, Chapline Street, Sharpsburg, turns 17; Cookie Grim,...Tags: Ceremonies, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland)
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Arctic Monkeys' Alex Turner on Tom Wolfe, being a 'romantic fool'
Alex Turner has a writer's eye.
The Arctic Monkeys' singer-songwriter pens lyrics full of biting wit and pointed remarks. On "Reckless Serenade," a track from his band's recently released fourth album, he sings of the "type of kisses where teeth collide"...Tags: Smith Westerns (music group), Entertainment Events, Arctic Monkeys (music group), England, Music Industry
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Christie Endorses Romney
Two of the candidates for the Republican nomination, John Huntsman and Mitt Romney, are Mormons, and Romney is leading in most national polls.
Huntsman, the other Mormon candidate, trails badly, probably because he's more centrist. His religion isn'...Tags: Mormonism, Christianity, U.S. Senate, Religion and Belief, Mitt Romney
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Bromeliads, and the people who love them, are stars of this event
I'm the ultimate brown-thumb dude, but I've always respected the gifted gardening set.
On Friday and Saturday, that niche will be well-represented at the Art of Bromeliads 2011 Extravaganza, a series of free bromeliad seminars and other activities at the...Tags: Tampa, Arts, Arts and Culture, Fine Arts, Apopka
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Tribune recognizes the word well-written
![On Nov. 3, 2002, Arthur Miller stepped up to the Armour Stage at Symphony Center, stood at the podium and read from his book "On Politics and the Art of Acting," in which he explored the American political stage.](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-11/65875541-04150100-187105.jpg "On Nov. 3, 2002, Arthur Miller stepped up to the Armour Stage at Symphony Center, stood at the podium and read from his book "On Politics and the Art of Acting,\" in which he explored the American political stage.")
Literary editorOn Nov. 3, 2002, Arthur Miller stepped up to the Armour Stage at Symphony Center, stood at the podium and read from his book "On Politics and the Art of Acting," in which he explored the American political stage. As inaugural winner of the Tribune...Tags: Human Interest, Marilyn Monroe, Awards and Prizes, Music, Amy Chua
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Daum: Don't 'drink the Kool-Aid'
Drunk any Kool-Aid lately? Or maybe you accused someone else of doing it? If so, congratulations, you're right in step with one of the nation's most popular idiomatic trends. A snappy, fruit-flavored way of referring to someone who unquestioningly...Tags: Religion and Belief, Google+, Massacres, Jim Jones, Kim Kardashian
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MOCA's 'Art in the Streets' gets the big picture wrong
Is graffiti the most influential art movement since Pop burst on the scene in 1962?
That's the head-turning claim made by "Art in the Streets," a controversial exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art. The show has been drawing the ire of social...Tags: Human Interest, Arts, Manhattan (New York City), California, Painting
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'Tabloid City' by Pete Hamill
![There's murder and mayhem in Pete Hamill's latest novel, "Tabloid City," but the real victim in his book is the print journalism that Hamill knows and loves so well. This ticking time bomb of a novel is about the end of a form of daily storytelling in which America's big cities are like small towns — their recognizable casts of characters, dramas and moral struggles playing out on a slightly bigger, more complex stage.](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-06/62270884-10101036-187105.jpg "There's murder and mayhem in Pete Hamill's latest novel, "Tabloid City,\" but the real victim in his book is the print journalism that Hamill knows and loves so well. This ticking time bomb of a novel is about the end of a form of daily storytelling in which America's big cities are like small towns — their recognizable casts of characters, dramas and moral struggles playing out on a slightly bigger, more complex stage.")
Special to the Tribune NewspapersThere's murder and mayhem in Pete Hamill's latest novel, "Tabloid City," but the real victim in his book is the print journalism that Hamill knows and loves so well. This ticking time bomb of a novel is about the end of a form of daily storytelling in...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, New York, E.E. Cummings, Wars and Interventions, Crimes
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Signed 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' book sells for $9,000
Jacket CopyA signed first edition of Ken Kesey's 1962 novel "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" has set one collector back $9,000.... -
Virgin Galactic hires pilot to fly passengers to space
TechnologyAfter combing through a long list of astronauts, fighter pilots, and space geeks, British billionaire Richard Branson settled on a new astronaut pilot to join his start-up space venture that aims to lift paying passenger’s into space.... -
Carmageddon reading list: 19 books about the joys and terrors of transportation
Jacket CopyCarmaggedon: your 19-book reading list. Hope it's enough to keep you busy while stuck in traffic....
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