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DC Design House shows its potential
![Even in today's real estate market, you pay a premium for houses that don't need at least a little bit of fixing up. Houses with "potential" can often be had at bargain prices.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-04/61068518-22123539.jpg "Even in today's real estate market, you pay a premium for houses that don't need at least a little bit of fixing up. Houses with "potential\" can often be had at bargain prices.")
Even in today's real estate market, you pay a premium for houses that don't need at least a little bit of fixing up. Houses with "potential" can often be had at bargain prices.
For an excellent example of what the right vision can bring to such a house,...Tags: Real Estate, Photography, Petroleum Industry, Arts and Culture, Georgetown
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Paperback Writers: Sunlight and shadow in 'Los Angeles in the 1930s'
Special to the Los Angeles TimesCreated by FDR in 1935, in the depths of the Great Depression, the Federal Writers' Project (a small part of the wider Works Progress Administration) was a make-work agency that gave jobs to about 6,500 writers, editors and researchers before closing shop...Tags: History, Ralph Ellison, Crimes, Murder, Los Angeles
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'The Killer Inside Me'
![First filmed in the mid-1970s, novelist Jim Thompson's melodrama about a deputy sheriff who's secretly a serial killer may seem less unique in the age of television's "Dexter," but it remains a potent vehicle for its main star ... in this case, Casey Affleck.](http://www.zap2it.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-09/55788861-28090951.jpg "First filmed in the mid-1970s, novelist Jim Thompson's melodrama about a deputy sheriff who's secretly a serial killer may seem less unique in the age of television's "Dexter,\" but it remains a potent vehicle for its main star ... in this case, Casey Affleck.")
Zap2ItFirst filmed in the mid-1970s, novelist Jim Thompson's melodrama about a deputy sheriff who's secretly a serial killer may seem less unique in the age of television's "Dexter," but it remains a potent vehicle for its main star ... in this case, Casey...Tags: Casey Affleck, Jessica Alba, Bill Pullman, Ned Beatty, Michael Winterbottom
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Day of family fun and football fundraising
The John Burroughs High School Arrowhead Club roared into Johnny Carson Park with its 23rd annual car show fundraiser Sunday. Staged with the assistance of the Burbank Kiwanis For Fun Foundation, this annual event benefits the Burroughs football program....Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Hamburgers, Dining and Drinking, Bill Murray, Bars and Clubs
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Whodunit? Otto Penzler, no doubt
Los Angeles TimesNEW YORK — For someone steeped in murder, grift and shady characters, Otto Penzler is remarkably cheerful. "I'm the happiest person you know. I am an optimist, I'm happy, I love life, I love friends, I love my job," he says in his book-lined...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Culture, Murder, Arts and Culture, Religious Festivals
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Blagojevich trial judge Zagel regarded as smart, unflappable
Clout StFrom today's print edition: Blagojevich trial judge regarded as smart, unflappable 'Renaissance man' to preside over case alleging dark ages of politics By Jeff Coen and Bob Secter, Tribune reporters Do you ever wonder what spins through a judge's head...... -
Blagojevich trial transcripts for Monday, plain text version
Change of SubjectPlain text versions of the transcripts for the surveillance tapes played today, the first day of the defense case. In the order they were recorded: DATE: 11/11/2008 SPEAKERS: ROBERT BLAGOJEVICH BABU PATEL R. BLAGOJEVICH Let me, can I say this,...... -
Politics as usual, I guess
Change of SubjectThe Daily Herald's Burt Constable has a tale to tell... All of that righteous "I didn't let you down," "working hard for the people of Illinois" and fighting "for the right to be able to do your job" bluster that...... -
Noir hits home in Los Angeles, Orange County
Los Angeles Noir 2
The Classics
Edited by Denise Hamilton
Akashic: 300 pp., $15.95 paper
Orange County Noir
Edited by Gary Phillips
Akashic: 300 pp., $15.95 paper
"You can make a lot of mistakes in just one lifetime," says violet-eyed Eve Cressy in...Tags: Movies, Crimes, Murder, Los Angeles, French Literature
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Kirk Officially Announces Senate Run
(WGN-AM)- Five-term North Shore Rep. Mark Kirk formally announced his bid for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate today, billing himself as an independent who wants to lead others who are "not afraid to stand alone" against the corruption that...Tags: Robert F. Kennedy, Republican Party, Texas, White House, Executive Branch
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Extension 720 Audio Archives, December 2006
Staff reporterWe name the best (and worst) books of 2006 with Ron Grossman, top features writer for the Chicago Tribune, and Joe Morris, a frequent guest on Extension 720 and a partner in the Morris and De La Rosa law firm. (12/27/06) Books of the Year (75:29) Four...Tags: History, Crimes, Executive Branch, Government, Arts and Culture
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