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Art-A-Fair the place for unique art
For emerging artists and art enthusiasts alike, the Art-A-Fair showcases a taste of a different kind of media. This year, the Art-A-Fair has a daily interactive game for visitors. Spectators can look for "Arty," a commemorative "46 emblem" hidden daily...
Tags: Fine Artists, Arts and Culture, Tim Burton, Entertainment Events, Festive Events
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iPhone app for Romney campaign misspells "America"
CNNIt's probably not the kind of thing voters will use to choose the leader of the free world. But the Web was taking no shortage of presidential potshots Wednesday over Republican candidate Mitt Romney's new mobile app, which embarrassingly misspelled...Tags: Mitt Romney, Twitter, Inc., The Muppet Show (tv program), Politics, Apple iPhone
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Mad cow scare isn't frightening
Bart Simpson. I never thought of him as a literary giant, but I've been having his quote run through my mind a lot lately, Don't have a cow, man. In case you've been wrapped in bubble wrap lately, you probably heard that there was a cow that tested...Tags: Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy
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Jerome man still upbeat after workshop layoff
Daily American Staff WriterAdam Dill has been cut from the Somerset County Workshop. But he doesn't want anyone to feel sorry for him. "I've been discharged due to budget cuts but I'm OK," he said. "I needed a change. Me and 17 other workers were discharged (as of Wednesday)....Tags: Special Olympics, Mental Health, French Toast, Behavioral Conditions, Health
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No excuses
It was that sage of Springfield, Bart Simpson, a notoriously bad example for school children everywhere, who spoke the words that seem to have become an unofficial motto of Harford County Public Schools: The only bad excuse is no excuse. Such a sentiment...Tags: Harford County, Labor Legislation, Public Schools, Cartoons, Work Relations
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The Simpsons 500: The Top Cars of 1989
KickingTiresBy Robby DeGraff, Cars.com The 500th episode of America's favorite cartoon, "The Simpsons," airs Sunday night. It's a record-setting show, the longest running primetime comedy in TV history. Of course, we've seen all sorts of animated cars on the long-...Tags: NASCAR, Auto Racing, Ford, Passenger Cars, Chevrolet
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Activists Give Lawmakers Failing Marks On Shale Fee Report Card.
Capitol Ideas with John L. MicekWhere's Bart Simpson And His Blackboard When You Need It? A coalition of environmental groups to more than a dozen lawmakers -- primarily Republicans -- for their votes on legislation that authorized a new impact fee on Marcellus shale natural...... -
‘The Simpsons’: It’s not set in Oregon, Matt Groening says
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelWhat about those reports that the Springfield of “The Simpsons” is set in Oregon? Not so, says creator Matt Groening in a TV Guide magazine exclusive. “I never said Springfield was in Oregon,” Groening told the magazine. “I... -
Goofus and Gallant: The rest of the story
Change of SubjectI introduced (Goofus) to Kerouac, Bukowski, Burroughs. He acted enthusiastic about writing a paper in which they interacted. But it turned out to be seven pages of … well, I was one of the characters in the scene, which was...... -
This weekend: Fox marks 25 years; ‘Veep’ debuts; new ‘Good Wife,’ ‘Once Upon a Time’
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelSunday will be packed with new drama, including "Mad Men" and "The Killing" on AMC, "Game of Thrones" on HBO and "Harry's Law" on NBC. "Once Upon a Time" offers the first for four new episodes at 8 p.m. Sunday on ABC. On "The Good Wife," at 9 p.m.... -
O'Keefe, Murdoch make me long for plain-old advertising
Someone who studies the press ought to do a comparison between “liberal bias” of the left-wing media and “fiberal bias” of the right-wing media, which breaks the law to obtain facts, or if the facts are inconvenient, makes up their...Tags: Journalism, Media Industry, Crimes, Crime, Law and Justice, Rupert Murdoch
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Pitcher Jim Johnson is Orioles' renaissance man
About two weeks after his 2010 season ended, Jim Johnson walked into a classroom at the State College of Florida-Bradenton campus, settled his 6-foot-5, 230-pound frame behind a table, and put his right arm through an entirely different test.
For about...Tags: Football, American League, San Francisco Giants, Buck Showalter, Sports
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