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Executive bonuses should be in long-term stock, Obama's pay czar thinks
Money & CompanyThe gap between the amount of money Wall Street executives think they should make and what ordinary citizens think such tycoons should earn "is a chasm," Kenneth Feinberg, President Obama's executive-pay czar, told business journalists in Phoenix on... -
Luray, Virginia
![<b>Go here:</b> <a href="http://www.townofluray.com/"target=new>Luray,</a> in the Shenandoah Valley, offers beautiful scenery above and below the ground. It is home to the <a href="http://luraycaverns.com"target=new>Luray Caverns</a>, where you can see stalagmite and stalactite formations that resemble a fish market or fried eggs. Other notable formations include the eerie Pluto's Ghost and the world's only stalacpipe organ. Tickets are $10-$21 and include admission to a historic car museum.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2009-03/45246524-04112303.jpg "<b>Go here:</b> <a href="http://www.townofluray.com/\"target=new>Luray,</a> in the Shenandoah Valley, offers beautiful scenery above and below the ground. It is home to the <a href=\"http://luraycaverns.com\"target=new>Luray Caverns</a>, where you can see stalagmite and stalactite formations that resemble a fish market or fried eggs. Other notable formations include the eerie Pluto's Ghost and the world's only stalacpipe organ. Tickets are $10-$21 and include admission to a historic car museum.")
Baltimore Sun reporterGo here: Luray, in the Shenandoah Valley, offers beautiful scenery above and below the ground. It is home to the Luray Caverns, where you can see stalagmite and stalactite formations that resemble a fish market or fried eggs. Other notable formations...Tags: Mountains, Dining and Drinking, Personal Service, Lifestyle and Leisure, Restaurants
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Shopping The Valley: In Memory Of Pluto
SOLAR FLAIR If you want to see a star, look in the mirror. Brighten your walls with a celestial-themed mirror that won't eclipse the beauty of the beholder. This imported, hand-painted wall mirror depicts radiant golden sunbeams and a moon with a Mona...Tags: Metal and Mineral, Allentown, Building Material
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In Memory of Alan Livingston (1917-2009)
He was the creator of Bozo the Clown and also the man who brought The Beatles to America. He died over the weekend (March 13, 2009) at the age of 91 at his home in Beverly Hills, California. Alan Wendell Livingston was born in McDonald, Pennsylvania on...Tags: EMI Group Ltd., Mass Media, Television Industry, Robert Redford, Frank Sinatra
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French Lick's amazing space
Chicago Tribune Staff ReporterTurn the Colosseum inside out, so that its classic facade faces inward. Make it so that its inner diameter forms a rotunda 200 feet across. Now pave the entire floor in patterns made with mosaic tiles. Let there be tier upon tier of windows and balconies,...Tags: PGA Championship, Chicago Tribune, Personal Service, Transportation, U.S. Senate
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Murphy Embarks for 'Fantasy Island'
Zap2It.comDa pain! Da pain! Eddie Murphy is reuniting with "Norbit" perpetrators Jay Scherick and David Ronn on Columbia Pictures' big screen take on "Fantasy Island." "Fantasy Island" aired on ABC from 1978-1984 and featured Taco Bell pitchman Ricardo...Tags: Ricardo Montalban, Malcolm McDowell, Television, Entertainment, Eddie Murphy
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The view from Jacksonville
Back in the day, sailing to America could be traumatic stuff—when, that is, it wasn't incredibly dull. Anything might go wrong, and frequently did. There were enemy warships, hurricanes and, not least, the delights of dysentery (or "the bloody flux,...Tags: Christianity, Florida, Death, Arts and Culture, Massacres
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There will be blood
By Donna Seaman It is no exaggeration to say that since "Love Medicine" appeared in 1984, Louise Erdrich has been writing one long novel in installments. In her tumultuous saga of North Dakota, Erdrich portrays families burdened with secrets and...Tags: Crimes, Christianity, North Dakota, Billy Sunday, Death
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Travel book reviews
"London" (Rizzoli, $195; includes a signed print) There are big books and then there are big books. This one is the latter: a huge, oversized photo book, in a limited edition of 5,000 numbered copies, that belongs on the heaviest of coffee tables....Tags: London (England), Weather, Philosophy, Easter, California
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Rosario Dawson gets romantic in 'Seven Pounds'
America might be facing severe job shrinkage, but once in a while you still find a position opening up that hasn't been available for some time. Like this one: "romantic leading lady in a Will Smith drama." That vacancy has been filled in "Seven Pounds"...Tags: Kevin Smith, Spike Lee, Quentin Tarantino, Lower East Side, Will Smith
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A nice Spanish acquisition
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIn a bold, swift move, the Lakers improved their franchise and impressed their franchise player, a two-step process that pushed them closer toward the front of the Western Conference line on a pivotal, perhaps memorable, Friday. Seven-foot forward-center...Tags: Kwame Brown, Andrew Bynum, Contracts, Philadelphia 76ers, Rudy Gay
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