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Paintings document world travels
This month, the Aberdeen Recreation and Cultural Center plays host to more than 40 paintings documenting James Parsons' travels throughout North America, Russia, Portugal, Italy, France and other countries. The paintings are in oil, acrylic and...
Tags: Artists, Russia, Arts and Culture, U.S. Marine Corps, Business Enterprises
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Pictures in the News | Oct. 15, 2012
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Eurozone unemployment figures hit a new high
World NowEurope’s economic gloom deepened Wednesday on the back of news that unemployment in the 17-nation Eurozone hit another record high in September as the region’s debt crisis continued to sap the confidence of business owners, investors and... -
Iberia's treasures
![My answer to a question that I always get asked — "Where is the best wine for the money being made these days?" — shifts with time. Thirty years ago, I'd answer "Australia"; then it was "Chile and Argentina"; a few years ago, "southern France or southern Italy."](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-10/72915927-17125813.jpg "My answer to a question that I always get asked — "Where is the best wine for the money being made these days?\" — shifts with time. Thirty years ago, I'd answer \"Australia\"; then it was \"Chile and Argentina\"; a few years ago, \"southern France or southern Italy.\"")
My answer to a question that I always get asked — "Where is the best wine for the money being made these days?" — shifts with time. Thirty years ago, I'd answer "Australia"; then it was "Chile and Argentina"; a few years ago, "southern...Tags: Lisbon (Portugal), Alcoholic Beverages, Cherries, Spain, Wines
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General John Douglass answers your questions
This week we continue our focus on the 5th District Congressional candidates. This will be the first election using new district maps based on the 2010 census. The 5th district is in the central part of Virginia stretching vertically across the state. It...
Tags: National Security, Lawyers, World War II (1939-1945), Tea Party Movement, Afghanistan
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The Eating My Way Through Musikfest Olympics
A caller pointed out to me that on the day I announced the latest Eat Your Way Through Musikfest contest and my own plans to chow down for the 16th consecutive year, the next page of the newspaper contained a full-page ad with the following headline:...
Tags: Health and Medical Professionals, Belgium, Yuengling, Michael Phelps, Foods and Beverages
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West Point Equestrian Team member
It was the romance and little girl dreams that drew Naomi Fuhrman to horses. But it's her love of them that's kept her there. Fuhrman, a cadet at the United States Military Academy at West Point and a member of the equestrian team, developed a love of...Tags: Equestrian, Science and Technology, West Point, U.S. Military, Horse (animal)
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Wine Press: Musings on the Top 100 wines of 2011
I am intrigued by the trends and projections of the U.S. wine industry with what they consider to be the best wines each year. Recently the December editions of the Wine Spectator and the Wine Enthusiast sought to enlighten us with their own versions of...Tags: Alcoholic Beverages, Wines, France, Italy, Periodicals
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Good news in Europe? Portugal passes a bailout test
As neighboring Spain – with its struggling banks and soaring unemployment – sends waves of worries through Europe, bailout officials say that Portugal seems to be more or less on target. The country was deemed worthy of receiving the next...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Europe, European Union, Google+, Government Debt
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Go ahead, bet against Europe
When I hopped on the ag journalism jet in 1981, the European Union (known then as the European Economic Union) forecast it would spend a fabulous sum - $5 billion or so - on it farm support program, the Common Agricultural Policy. By comparison, the...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, International Organizations, Market and Exchange, Europe, Conservation
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Rescue loans for Spain's banks buys Europe time
WASHINGTON (AP) — A $125 billion plan to rescue Spain's banks won't solve Europe's debt crisis or ease the pain of double-digit unemployment across the continent. But it is likely to calm financial markets and buy time for European policymakers...
Tags: Central Bank, Economy, Business and Finance, Bonds, Europe, Elections
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Eurocopa 2012: análisis y pronósticos
Aquellos que gracias al bendito balón, hemos tenido la suerte de atravesar varias veces Europa del Este de punta a punta, y el sentir de sus pueblos de corazón a corazón, sabemos que los límites fronterizos son simple anécdotas, que el río Oder en...Tags: Pies and Tarts
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