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Costs in South Florida pushing many people northward
South Florida Sun-SentinelSasha Tefft had two loves ingrained in him since he was a kid: horses and South Florida. His life has included both, starting in Miami-Dade, moving to Broward and finally to Palm Beach County. But it's getting harder to combine the two in this region,...Tags: Family, State Budgets, Florida, Farms, Southwest Ranches
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Bush Gets GOP Platform He Wants
Times Staff WriterPresident Bush got just what he wanted today from Republican platform writers: a tightly controlled, highly conservative statement of party principles that lauds his administration and glosses over internal dissent. The platform drafted by a 110-member...Tags: Washington (U.S. state), Republican National Conventions, Abortion Issue, Civil Rights, Regional Authority
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Trapped by Web loan with the 842% interest rate
Tribune Reporter++++++++++++++++++++ || || || ++++++++++++++++++++ Rochelle Parker needed money for Christmas gifts and medicine, so she went online and found a Web site promising easy money. After a few key punches she was zapped a $300 loan, but one that charged an...Tags: Crimes, Family, Trials, Pennsylvania, Gaming
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Faganel builds tight, right
Special to the TribuneAfter building houses in Colorado, David Faganel knows conservative Midwestern buyers are not quite as eco-savvy as buyers in the West. But, we're getting there. And, Faganel's Batavia-based company, R.A. Faganel Builders, is ready. "Especially with...Tags: Family, Energy Saving, Abraham Lincoln, Leslie Mann, Real Estate Buyers
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Kathleen Kennedy, Frank Marshall put their Colorado chalet on the market
Veteran producers Kathleen Kennedy and Frank Marshall have listed their vacation home in Telluride, Colo., at $19.75 million.
The European chalet-style compound features a timber and stone main house and a separate guesthouse. The gated property of...Tags: Real Estate, Property, Sotheby's Holdings Incorporated, Homes, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (movie)
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Former 'Top Chef' star has revived his dream
![A plan was hatched. The moment his name was announced, they'd jump-tackle him onstage, ruffle his Mohawk on live television. That's how sure the other contestants were that Dale Levitski would win "Top Chef." Levitski would accept the $100,000 -- money that would help launch his downtown Chicago restaurant, his dream restaurant, an upscale diner called Town & Country.](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/story/2009-12/50988062-09204302.jpg "A plan was hatched. The moment his name was announced, they'd jump-tackle him onstage, ruffle his Mohawk on live television. That's how sure the other contestants were that Dale Levitski would win "Top Chef.\" Levitski would accept the $100,000 -- money that would help launch his downtown Chicago restaurant, his dream restaurant, an upscale diner called Town & Country.")
Tribune reporterA plan was hatched. The moment his name was announced, they'd jump-tackle him onstage, ruffle his Mohawk on live television. That's how sure the other contestants were that Dale Levitski would win "Top Chef." Levitski would accept the $100,000 -- money...Tags: Top Chef (tv program), Sandwiches, New York, Charlie Trotter, Dining and Drinking
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Eccentrics, dreamers and seekers flock to Crestone, Colo.
Special to the Los Angeles TimesFor thousands of years, the high, arid San Luis Valley has spawned tales of the strange and the fantastic. Native Americans called it the Bloodless Valley, setting aside their weapons as they made vision quests up sacred Blanca Peak, the great sentinel...Tags: Hinduism, Buddhism, Tourism and Leisure, Vehicles, United Nations
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Family travel five: Engineering landmarks can inspire kids
Inspire your children's inner builder at these engineering wonders constructed with steel, glass, timber and more. 1. Brooklyn Bridge, New York. This star of movies and marathons connects the island of Manhattan with the borough of Brooklyn. Opened in...Tags: New York, San Francisco, Tourism and Leisure, Science and Technology, Technology
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Beer connoisseur? This trip's for you
DENVER — I was about three sips into a boozy four-city, 13-brewery tour of this beer mecca when I got a warning.
Troy Barker, a 31-year-old bartender from Laramie, Wyo., also once had grand, thirsty plans for Colorado's Front Range, the flat land...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Anaheim, England, Chili, Bars and Clubs
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Expectant parents need their Z’s
Dear Amy: I am 8 1/2 months pregnant with my second child. I am a stay-at-home mom. Unfortunately, my pregnancy is causing me to snore. My husband wakes me up throughout the night to tell me to stop or get me to change positions. I've asked him to stop...Tags: Business Trips, Sleep Deprivation, Oregon, Adults, Reviews
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The outdoors: Can nature really improve health?
![What would life be like if we were as immersed in nature as we are in electronics? In <a href="http://www.richardlouv.com" target="_blank">Richard Louv’s</a> world, we’d be happier and healthier. We’d experience fewer cases of depression, anxiety and attention deficit disorder. And we’d build smarter, more sustainable communities. ](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-05/61696009-18095926-187105.JPG "What would life be like if we were as immersed in nature as we are in electronics? In <a href="http://www.richardlouv.com\" target=\"_blank\">Richard Louv’s</a> world, we’d be happier and healthier. We’d experience fewer cases of depression, anxiety and attention deficit disorder. And we’d build smarter, more sustainable communities. ")
What would life be like if we were as immersed in nature as we are in electronics? In Richard Louv’s world, we’d be happier and healthier. We’d experience fewer cases of depression, anxiety and attention deficit disorder. And we’...Tags: Diabetes, Diseases and Illnesses, American Academy of Pediatrics, Drugs and Medicines, Medical Research
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On the bed or on the wall, quilts warm up a home
Tribune Newspapers: The Hartford CourantThe dropping temperatures remind us of cooler days that are sure to come, prompting us to look for ways to add visual warmth to our interiors. One sure -- and infinitely varied -- way is with handmade quilts. A quilt on the bed, draped across the couch...Tags: Glastonbury, Homes, Portland (Middlesex, Connecticut)
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