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Powerball Spikes To $325 Million
pix11.com | @hilarywhittierPowerball mania is sweeping the country after no one hit the winning numbers on Wednesday. But that loss means a huge jackpot gain. It's now $325 million, or over a 190 million cash option. It's the 5th biggest in Powerball history. "I'm going to win,...Tags: Bonds, Career and Workplace, Powerball Lottery, Services and Shopping, Employees
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Authentic Mexican Grilling with Chef Ana Garcia
Make all of these great recipes with Chef Ana herself at her culinary resort in the foothills of the Tepozteco Mountains. Join her at La Villa Bonita for Mexican Independence and Grilling Week, September 11-18, 2011 or any other week for regular...Tags: Black Pepper, Onions, Electrical Appliance, Garlic, Salt
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SuperHeavy mixes up Jagger rock, Marley rhythms and more
![On a recent summer day at the Paramount lot, the five members of the group SuperHeavy played along to a recording of their first single, "Miracle Worker," as a camera crane swooped over an assembled crowd of a few hundred and the music boomed. Onstage in the middle of the lot's faux urban streetscape, Mick Jagger lipped the words and moved like himself while the big crowd bounced along to an upbeat, dance hall-inspired pop song.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-09/64802140-16142257.jpg "On a recent summer day at the Paramount lot, the five members of the group SuperHeavy played along to a recording of their first single, "Miracle Worker,\" as a camera crane swooped over an assembled crowd of a few hundred and the music boomed. Onstage in the middle of the lot's faux urban streetscape, Mick Jagger lipped the words and moved like himself while the big crowd bounced along to an upbeat, dance hall-inspired pop song.")
On a recent summer day at the Paramount lot, the five members of the group SuperHeavy played along to a recording of their first single, "Miracle Worker," as a camera crane swooped over an assembled crowd of a few hundred and the music boomed. Onstage...Tags: Wanted (movie), One Day (movie), Keith Richards, 127 Hours (movie), Peter Tosh
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Berlin Film Festival: Bob Marley documentary unveiled
24 FramesA long-awaited Bob Marley documentary premiered Sunday at Berlin’s International Film Festival, and -- people get ready -- will open in U.S. theaters April 20 after playing Austin's South by Southwest festival in March. Though Martin Scorsese and... -
Aerobics class planned Saturday
Zion Baptist Church’s Health and Fitness Ministry is sponsoring Move of God, Building God’s Kingdom with low-impact aerobics Saturday in the church’s parking lot starting at 8:30 a.m. The church is at 61 Bethel St. in Hagerstown. The...Tags: Culture, Clubs and Associations, Travel, Transportation, Human Interest
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Baltimore lawyer making a name as pro boxer
In the center of Mobtown Fight Club, a small gym tucked away in an alley off Baltimore Street, Venroy July pounds a speed bag.
Behind him, his trainer Adrian Davis shouts phrases of encouragement.
"Yeah! Work it champ!"
Eyes fixed on the flittering...Tags: Concourse, Companies and Corporations, Business Enterprises, Career and Workplace, Awards and Prizes
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Showers And Thunderstorms Swamp Tri-State
pix11.comGot plans? You best cancel them. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect for New York, New Jersey and Connecticut through 9 p.m. Sunday. According to forecasters, look for thunderstorms mainly in the evening hours, conditions ripe for tornado activity...Tags: Connecticut, New York, New York Weather, Weather, Sea Gate
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4-Alarm Fire Burning In Queens; Subway Service Suspended
Staff reporterA raging fire in Richmond Hill, Queens, is now affecting subway service. The 4-alarm blaze broke out around 5:45 p.m. on Jamaica Ave. near 112th St., consuming a series of row stores. Only one injury was reported, according to fire officials, but it...Tags: Travel, Transportation, Richmond Hill, Queens (New York City), Subway Transportation
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St. Peter School celebrates 50th anniversary
When students return to class Tuesday, they will mark the 50th anniversary of St. Peter’s Catholic School. Throughout the year students, staff and families will celebrate the past, present and future of the school.
“We are excited to mark...Tags: Parochial Schools, Ceremonies, Christianity, Labor Day, PTA
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Play to take audience through tales worldwide
Aberdeen Community Theatre's Young People's Theatre is busy planning a trip around the world in Patrick Greene and Jason Pizzarello's “Around the World in 8 Plays.”
It's a trip that takes place in a simple marketplace square and the only luggage...Tags: Native Americans, Minority Groups, Travel, Trips and Vacations
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Eat Beat: Agua Fresca with Strawberry and Jamaica Flowers
Total time: 20 minutes, plus steeping and macerating time Servings: Makes 2 1/2 quarts Note: Adapted from Anthony Medina of La Taquiza 2 cups dried hibiscus (jamaica) flowers -- available in well-stocked Latin markets 2 pounds strawberries, hulled and...Tags: Strawberries
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McCorory 4th at worlds in 400 meters
Daily Press correspondentTwenty-one hundredths of a second. About one very long stride. They're all that separated Francena McCorory from a spot on the medals stand on Day Three of the 13th World Championships of Track and Field. The former Bethel High and Hampton University...Tags: Hampton University, Portsmouth (Portsmouth, Virginia), Beijing Games, Track and Field, Belgium
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