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Television review: 'Family Tools' still retooling
Television is an unusually fluid art. Because a TV series exists in time, over time, change and revision are in its blood. It's as if painters went back to work on their paintings after they were hung in museums. Series of films or books based on...Tags: Kyle Bornheimer, Television, ABC (tv network), Entertainment, Heart Attack
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Beastie Boys memoir in the works: No sleep till deadline?
Rumors that the Beastie Boys would soon be penning a memoir were confirmed on Monday by the book's U.K. publisher, Faber & Faber: "Yes, it is true," the imprint's blog said. The book will be released in the U.S. by Spiegel & Grau, and is planned for...
Tags: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Beastie Boys (music group), Book, Music, Entertainment
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5 local students named Fulbright Scholars
One Corona del Mar High School graduate and four UC Irvine students have been selected to be Fulbright Scholars. Sarah Furgatch, Soraya Azzawi, Felipe Hernandez, Armaan Rowther and Christine Thrasher will study or teach across the globe later this year...Tags: Diabetes, University of California, Irvine, Awards and Prizes, Education, U.S. Department of State
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Amphitheatre to close, make room for Harry Potter attraction
First they put a lid on it, and now they're pulling the plug. Universal City's Gibson Amphitheatre, a fixture on the Southern California live music scene for more than 40 years, will close in September and be demolished to make room for the new...Tags: Doubt (movie), White House, Universal CityWalk, Ana Gabriel, Vicente Fernandez
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Sun Sentinel Excalibur Award winner Albert Miniaci, Paramount Companies
Step into the office of Albert Miniaci, and you'll discover an entrepreneur with eclectic interests. Mementos abound: A 1948 Wurlitzer juke-box. Framed writings from Civil War leader Stonewall Jackson and from Revolutionary War General George...
Tags: Dining and Drinking, Business, Restaurant and Catering Industry, New York City, Broward County
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Lakers need some offense, this instant
SAN ANTONIO — There's one big, blistering question facing the Lakers. So, uh, who's going to score for you guys? In three games without Kobe Bryant, the Lakers have shot 37.9% and averaged 89.7 points, the latter stat padded by nine points in...Tags: Energy Saving, Steve Blake, Pau Gasol, Mike D'Antoni, Los Angeles Lakers
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Oriental DreamWorks and Chinese partners announce Tibet movie
Filmmakers doing business in China are often advised to avoid the three Ts, as in Taiwan, Tibet and Tiananmen Square. But that warning doesn't apply if you happen to be Jeffrey Katzenberg, the animation mogul who has been at the forefront of Hollywood's...
Tags: Brad Pitt, Django Unchained (movie), The Wall Street Journal, Kung Fu Panda (movie), The Croods (movie)
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Bombings Hit A Race That Is Peaceful At Its Heart
The Hartford CourantAmby Burfoot was a little more than a half mile from the finish line Monday, running happily with childhood friends from Groton, when suddenly a human traffic jam confronted him. "I thought it was drunken college students," Burfoot said. "As I got...Tags: Blindness, Running, Road Running, Barack Obama, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Vegan trying to stay on track 'meats' temptation
Contributing WriterI’m not teasin’; I’m a vegan (Kinda, sorta…sometimes). “You’ve got to be kidding me.” That was my wife’s response when I told her I was going on a vegan diet plan, which is a vegetarian diet that...Tags: Overweight, Diets and Dieting, Foods and Beverages, Steaks, Environmental Issues
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Buddhism in the Midwest
Inside the main hall of the Drepung Gomang Institute, gilded statues of Buddha and brilliantly colored images of fierce deities adorn the altar. As the smell of incense wafts through the air, a Tibetan monk chants a sutra, his low tones weaving a...
Tags: Belief and Faith, Animals, Culture, Sculpture, Arts
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Understanding China begins with a look at Mao
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterShaoshan, China Like visitors at George Washington's estate in Mount Vernon, Va., people come to Shaoshan village deep in the heart of China to remember and teach their children about their national hero. He launched the Long March, an estimated 3,750-...Tags: Democracy, Amway, Washington (U.S. state), Changsha (China), Arts and Culture
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Thinking your way to a better life
!["Life's slings and arrows" is Harvard-educated neuroscientist Richard J. Davidson's phrase for the events we spend our days ducking, sometimes unsuccessfully.](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-04/69568388-25155253-187105.jpg ""Life's slings and arrows\" is Harvard-educated neuroscientist Richard J. Davidson's phrase for the events we spend our days ducking, sometimes unsuccessfully.")
"Life's slings and arrows" is Harvard-educated neuroscientist Richard J. Davidson's phrase for the events we spend our days ducking, sometimes unsuccessfully.
Losing out on that promotion. Getting dumped. Navigating a cocktail party of boors (or bores)....Tags: Genes and Chromosomes, Health, Human Body, Stroke, Physical Fitness and Exercise
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