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Belgian chocolate, the art form
BRUSSELS, Belgium — In a shop just a few steps from this city's famed Grand Place, there's barely time to breathe as Svenja Schmitz serves a steady stream of customers. They're mostly locals with whom Schmitz converses in French or Flemish. But she...
Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Brussels (Belgium), Chocolates, Travel, Albert II
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Around The World To All the Slams
![Finola Spillane -- a tennis fan from County Kerry, Ireland -- finally made it to the U.S. Open this year, and in doing so, she's accomplished a feat called the "spectator" Grand Slam.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-09/72067899-02144637-187105.jpg "Finola Spillane -- a tennis fan from County Kerry, Ireland -- finally made it to the U.S. Open this year, and in doing so, she's accomplished a feat called the "spectator\" Grand Slam.")
Staff ReporterFinola Spillane -- a tennis fan from County Kerry, Ireland -- finally made it to the U.S. Open this year, and in doing so, she's accomplished a feat called the "spectator" Grand Slam. "Last year, for a 'big' birthday, my children gave me a trip to the...Tags: Australian Open, Douglaston, Arthur Ashe Stadium, Tennis, Bob Bryan
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Fat Tire Ale Rolls Into Michigan
Anchor/ReporterThe much anticipated beer moment finally arrived on Monday, as New Belgium Brewing Co, located in Colorado, released its signature brew in Michigan for the first time. Signs have been up for weeks, but Fat Tire Amber Ale is now available in 22-ounce... -
Allan Powell: Appleby writes of capitalism, then and now
If you are looking for a complete, detailed and balanced account of the emergence and development of capitalism, you would be pleased with the newly published volume authored by Professor Joyce Appleby. There is much to be learned about the ubiquitous...Tags: Finance, Africa, Economy, Business and Finance, Political Corruption, Companies and Corporations
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Easton's Price sets personal best in 800
Even though she did not make the U.S. Olympic team, Easton's Chanelle Price continues to make news in running. Price came within a whisker of breaking the 2-minute barrier in the 800-meters at the 2012 Flanders Cup Meet in Ninove, Belgium, last Saturday....
Tags: Lehigh Valley Zoo, Coca-Cola Co., Road Running, Washington, DC, Track and Field
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Olympic roundup: Day 1
LONDON — You rarely ever see it, but you did on Saturday, the first full day of competition at the Olympics. But there atop the swimming medal stand, was no Michael Phelps. In the first shocking result of the Games, Phelps finished fourth in the 400...
Tags: Chris Horner, Russia, North Korea, Tamika Catchings, Karen O'Connor
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Furor over film capturing harassment on hidden camera in Belgium
World NowThe airing of the documentary, Femme de la Rue, ignited a firestorm last week in Belgium and France over the unwanted attention that many women report getting in the streets. The furor appears to be fueling real action: The Belgium interior minister... -
Day 10: Olympic roundup
LONDON -- Matt Emmons has a history at the Olympics and that’s not necessarily a good thing. In 2004 in Athens he was leading the three-position competition with one shot left when he shot at the wrong target. No medal. In 2008 in Beijing, he...
Tags: Sweden, Rich Fellers, Saudi Arabia, Beezie Madden , United Kingdom
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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: Salads, Yuengling, Entertainment Events, Sandwiches, Michael Phelps
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Beer of the month
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One of the most beloved of Belgium's many beers is Poperings Hommel Bier. It is considered hoppy by Belgian standards (modern American palates might disagree), but regardless, it is a crisp, well-balanced brew. St. Louis' Perennial Artisan...Tags: Alcoholic Beverages
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Dr. Edward Suarez-Murias, psychiatrist
Dr. Edward Lawrence Suarez-Murias, a retired psychiatrist and World War II veteran, died of pneumonia July 2 at his Roland Park home. He was 96.
Named a Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, he practiced in Baltimore for more...Tags: Roland Park, American Medical Association, Mount Vernon, Health, Timonium
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June 25: Lunchbreak - Geja's Fondue
Geja’s Cafe 47th Anniversary Celebration July 1 - 5 340 W. Armitage Avenue Chicago www.gejascafe.com/ To read more about the restaurant: www.metromix.com/ Geja’s Classic Cheese Fondue Serves 4 Ingredients: 1 lb Gruyere cheese, sliced 1/...
Tags: Cheese, French Bread, Fondue, Foods and Beverages, Breads
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