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Johnstone reaches final of the Pro Squash Tour's world championship tournament
Wade Johnstone started playing squash in his native Australia when he was 3 years old. In the 28 years since, the sport has left him exhausted, frustrated, lonely, perpetually broke — and very happy with it all. Last week, Johnstone finished his...
Tags: Soccer, Sports, Physical Fitness and Exercise
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Squash World Spinning On Its Axis Again As Trinity Reclaims The Title
The Hartford Courant— A lifetime of competitive emotion can be squeezed into that claustrophobic, glass-encased rectangle. And for Johan Detter of Trinity, so much of that thrill and agony has been found on squash court No. 3 — Shen Court — on the fourth...Tags: Students, Trinity College, Sports, Teaching and Learning, John G. Roberts, Jr.
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Halloween events
Broward County HALLOWEEN SAFETY EXPO Oct. 26. This safe, fun and educational trick-or-treat experience includes bounce houses, activities for kids, informational booths, a DJ, K-9 demonstration and more. You’re also invited to explore the...
Tags: Nova Southeastern University, Haunted Houses (attractions), Artists, Avenues, Safety of Citizens
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Updating the classics
My Thanksgiving mantra: Don't mess with Mom. She has been cooking turkeys for nearly three decades longer than I have, so I simply follow her directions for seasoning and roasting the turkey. When I make her hearty sausage and apple bread stuffing, the...Tags: Salt, Holidays, Garlic, Potatoes, Mushrooms
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Recipe: Turkey sandwich with kabocha spread and chutney
Carved turkey sandwich with kabocha spread and ancho-bell-pepper-cranberry chutney
Total time: 1 hour, 20 minutes
Servings: Makes 2 sandwiches
Note: Adapted from Judy Han of Mendocino Farms
Ancho-bell-pepper-cranberry chutney
2 red bell peppers,...Tags: Salt, Breads, Bacon, Manufacturing and Engineering, Sandwiches
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Community Notes
Meetings Friday, March 23 The Up North Network of BNI meets every Friday at the Charlevoix Public Library. Meetings are from 7-8:30 a.m. and visitors are welcome. For information or a reservation to attend, call Bill Ulvund, (231) 881-6700....Tags: Religion and Belief, Behavioral Conditions, Volleyball, Sex Crimes, Wii
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After WrestleMania, a new era begins on Monday Night Raw
A new era began on tonight's Raw. With Team John Lauriniatis' victory at WrestleMania, Laurinaitis officially launched his reign of control in WWE. His first orders of business? Rewarding the men who helped land him his position of power. Jack Swagger...
Tags: Radio, John Cena, Wrestling, Chris Jericho, Talk Shows (genre)
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Ryback joins Alberto Del Rio, Sheamus, Kane, Randy Orton and the rest of the Smackdown crew
The weeks following WrestleMania have traditionally been a time when WWE calls up talent from developmental, giving them a chance on the main roster. This year has proven to be no different, though not all of this week's debuts were superstars new to the...
Tags: Radio, Wrestling, WrestleMania, Entertainment, David Otunga
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How to save on organic produce
![Buying organic produce feels good everywhere but at the checkout line. When the cashier rings up those red peppers, self-congratulation turns to silent reproach: "$5 for two hollow vegetables? Do I really need to pay a premium for organic ones?" Instead of stewing over the questions, we did a quick Internet search and read that, first, red peppers are technically a fruit and, second, buying organic ones is recommended. But buying conventional is generally OK for avocados, sweet potatoes, sweet peas, sweet corn and asparagus. Same for mangoes, melons, kiwi, domestic grapes and pineapple. To continue our education, we turned to Whole Foods associate team leader Jesse Mraz, asking her for insider tips on how to eat more fruits and<i> </i>vegetables without blowing the family budget.](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-03/68843411-15161628-187105.jpg "Buying organic produce feels good everywhere but at the checkout line. When the cashier rings up those red peppers, self-congratulation turns to silent reproach: "$5 for two hollow vegetables? Do I really need to pay a premium for organic ones?\" Instead of stewing over the questions, we did a quick Internet search and read that, first, red peppers are technically a fruit and, second, buying organic ones is recommended. But buying conventional is generally OK for avocados, sweet potatoes, sweet peas, sweet corn and asparagus. Same for mangoes, melons, kiwi, domestic grapes and pineapple. To continue our education, we turned to Whole Foods associate team leader Jesse Mraz, asking her for insider tips on how to eat more fruits and<i> </i>vegetables without blowing the family budget.")
Buying organic produce feels good everywhere but at the checkout line. When the cashier rings up those red peppers, self-congratulation turns to silent reproach: "$5 for two hollow vegetables? Do I really need to pay a premium for organic ones?" Instead...Tags: Carrots, Asparagus, Blueberries, Mangos, Sports
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Roland Park's Tutrone out to squash the national competition
Katie Tutrone is a 5-foot-2, 120-pound dynamo. She sings, she dances, she plays tennis and badminton. She even acts.
But this weekend, the Roland Park junior will be all about playing squash.
Friday through Sunday, Tutrone will be pursuing her fourth...Tags: Demographics, Health, Trinity College, Sports, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Keep shrubs under wraps for a while longer
Wasn't last weekend a beautiful time to get outdoors? I took advantage of the weather and walked around the yard to see what if any damage had been done by our local wildlife. It appears so far my gardens faired pretty well. I know it may be tempting,...Tags: Sports, Zoology, Science and Technology, Science, Tree Pruning
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