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Live review: The Decemberists at the Greek Theatre
Pop & HissA live review of the Decemberists' gig at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles on Friday, August 12.... -
Sunset Strip Music Festival: Motley Crue, back on the Boulevard
Pop & HissMotley Crue got its start at the Whisky and the Roxy along the Strip. Now, Tommy Lee & Co. are headlining the street’s annual music festival this weekend.... -
Visiting Portland: Sipping cherry gimlets and vintage shopping
All The RageA visit to Portland, Ore., uncovers a wealth of interesting sights and attractions.... -
Video latest trouble for Oregon football
College Gridiron 365 Blog - Orlando SentinelVideo latest trouble for Oregon football... -
Case-Shiller home-price index hits new low
Money & CompanyAn index of home prices in the nation's largest cities plumbed new depths in March, pushing past a low set during the worst of the Great Recession. The ominous new drop for the Standard & Poor’s/Case-Shiller index of 20 cities,...... -
Consumer Confidential: Google coupons, online sales taxes, Prius recall
Money & CompanyHere's your whip-it-good Wednesday roundup of consumer news from around the Web: --Google has begun test driving its new online coupon service, dubbed Google Offers. The service will undergo a test run in Portland, Ore., before rolling out nationwide. It.... -
Culinary SOS: Chilled avocado and watercress soup with shrimp
Dear SOS: We recently ate at Jake's Grill in the Governor Hotel in Portland, Ore. They served an avocado watercress soup that was outstanding and unique. Could you please find this recipe for us?
Mary and Jerry Mihld
Redlands
Dear Mary and Jerry:...Tags: Foods and Beverages, Cilantro, Soups, Salt, Los Angeles Times
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After centennial, city looks ahead to its future
As the city marks its first 100 years this weekend, officials are planning what the future should look like.
Downtown will expand with more offices and shops as well as more nearby condos and townhouses. The New River would be abuzz with entertainment...Tags: Fort Lauderdale, Real Estate, Commuting, New River (Broward, Florida), Human Interest
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Festivals abound around the U.S.
Those planning a summer vacation in the U.S., have plenty of special, enriching events to enjoy in various parts of the country.
Here are more than a dozen events –just some of what's on tap for the summer--arranged chronologically. These festivals...Tags: Little Rock, Arts and Culture, Music, Iowa, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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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: Diseases and Illnesses, American Academy of Pediatrics, Diabetes, Medical Research, New York City
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Author Doug Tallamy champions native plants and insects
Special to the TribuneEcologist and insect expert Doug Tallamy had just returned from a week in Portland, Ore., a city known for its verdant beauty, so it was surprising to hear his take on its natural support of wildlife. Tallamy, professor and chair of the department of...Tags: Nature, Science, Morton Arboretum, Conservation, Science and Technology
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Chicago bans 14 invasive plants
Tribune reporterInvasive plants, with no natural enemies, like to take over -- often at the expense of local habitats and the creatures they support. The City of Chicago is fighting back, banning the sale and possession of 14 plants within city limits that are classified...Tags: Invasive Species, Nature, Forestry and Timber, Conservation, Politics
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