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Good Gulf oil-spill news: The fishing is fabulous
Mike ThomasI hate to be the bearer of good news when it comes to the Gulf of Mexico because it upsets so many of my fellow environmentalists still hoping for an oily Armageddon. But the rest of you might want to call in sick, grab your fishing poles and head out to...Tags: Louisiana, Wetlands, Seafood, University of South Florida, Water Pollution
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Relish the thought
Relish: It's more than just a topping for ballpark hot dogs. A spoonful or two can spark almost any meal. And don't think all relishes are made from pickled cucumbers; relishes today are made from tomato, corn, eggplant, and many more seasonal...Tags: Nutmeg, Salt, Mustard, Onions, Bill Daley
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Lee May's Garden: Asian Grace, Playful Touches
!["I prune, therefore I am."](http://www.courant.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-11/57567375-11150553-187105.jpg ""I prune, therefore I am.\"")
"I prune, therefore I am."
Gardening writer Lee May is joking, but he has a point.
Since he and his wife, Lyn, moved from Atlanta to East Haddam in 2001, May has created a fascinating Asian-style garden, using bonsai techniques on his trees and shrubs...Tags: Hobbies, Lifestyle and Leisure, Washington, DC, White House, Connecticut
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Juco players Kentorius 'Scooter' Jackson commits to UCF; brother Toby could sign Wednesday
Georgia Military College DB Kentorius 'Scooter' Jackson committed to UCF on Sunday.
If National Signing Day for junior college transfers was on Sunday, Jackson's brother Toby, of juco national champion Navarro ( Texas) College, would have joined his...Tags: Texas, Bethune-Cookman University, Georgia, Colleges and Universities
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Farmers, pecan growers: Coal plant kills vegetation
BASTROP, Texas - Along a stretch of Highway 21, in a pastoral, hilly region of Texas, is a vegetative wasteland. Trees are barren, or covered in gray, dying foliage and peeling bark. Fallen, dead limbs litter the ground where pecan growers and ranchers...Tags: U.S. Department of Justice, Rivers, Crime, Law and Justice, Metal and Mineral, Real Estate
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"Please Come Back to Me" by Jessica Treadway
!["Please Come Back to Me"](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-09/56269938-21114951-187105.jpg ""Please Come Back to Me\"")
Special to the Tribune"Please Come Back to Me" By Jessica Treadway University of Georgia Press, $24.95 "Fiction is about everything human," writer Flannery O’Connor said, and Jessica Treadway's novella and story collection, 'Please Come Back to Me,' showcases that...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Chicago Tribune, Oregon, Education, Book
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Reality springs a leak in BP spill coverage
The script for the BP oil spill is falling apart. There will be no environmental calamity. The Gulf of Mexico is healing itself faster than anyone imagined. And for the many critics of BP's and the government's handling of the disaster, there is even...Tags: Emergency Incidents, Petroleum Industry, Education, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill (2010)
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After the death of Uga VII, PETA asks University of Georgia to stop using bulldog mascots
L.A. UnleashedThe death last week of Uga VII, the bulldog mascot for the University of Georgia's football team, hit a number of fans like a ton of bricks. (Perhaps fittingly, Uga VII himself rather resembled a ton of bricks, tipping the...... -
PSU Named Top Party School
Penn State University tops the charts this year when it comes to the country's top party schools.
The school known in part for its football tailgate weekends and fraternity and sorority scene snatched the title away from last year's winner, the...Tags: University of California, West Virginia, Indiana University, Ohio, New Orleans
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Report: Kim Jong Il Has Pancreatic Cancer
SEOUL, South Korea -- North Korean leader Kim Jong Il has life-threatening pancreatic cancer, a news report said Monday, days after fresh images of him looking gaunt spurred speculation that his health was worsening following a reported stroke last year....Tags: Health, Diseases and Illnesses, South Korea, Trips and Vacations, Health and Safety at School
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Relishing relish-making
In summer, the story goes, when bushels of tomatoes would be piled high at farm stands and markets, my grandmother would present herself in the kitchen clad only in her bathing suit and pearls. The bathing suit was because she was about to cook up and can...Tags: Education, Bill Daley, Tomatoes
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Let's not ignore these gems on self-control, table saws and HPV infection
Booster ShotsPity the diligent researchers who went up against the Big Medical News of the week. Their papers might not have gotten as much attention as studies about PTSD (quick administration of morphine after a traumatic event might preempt the condition)......
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