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Amsterdam, with kids in tow
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterAmsterdam When considering Amsterdam, its famous red-light district and the coffee shops where cannabis is smoked, you may assume it's less than an ideal city to visit with young children. But you would be wrong. On a visit here last summer with Danny,...Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Arts and Culture, The Holocaust (1934-1945), Homes, Multi-Sport Events
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Halibut's big moment
Times Staff WriterSEAFOOD lovers who have been following the news know that it's probably going to be a long spring. Salmon, the king of the season's fish, is missing in action and its prices are likely to stay high through the summer. But as momma used to say, there's...Tags: Fishing, Potatoes, Steaks, Wars and Interventions, Garlic
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Newport-Ensenada yacht race isn't just for the wealthy
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterWhen hundreds of yachts set sail for Baja California today in the lively Newport to Ensenada race, the water will be churning with sleek, multimillion-dollar vessels outfitted with great gizmos and built for speed. And then there's John Haupt's boat. He...Tags: O.J. Simpson, Sailing, Sports, Jimmy Buffett
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Letters to the editor
Playing with pain in the NFL Re "Depression? Just shake it off," Opinion, Sept. 21 The story of NFL player Vince Young's struggle with depression is a glaring example of the mental health crisis among men. They are lonely and misunderstood by everyone,...Tags: Consumers, Elections, Arts and Culture, Football, State Budgets
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Tough mussel pain, no easy remedy
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterAn invasive mussel first detected in California less than a year ago has surged across the state's southern counties, stirring concern that its spread will inflict costly damage to public water systems and fisheries statewide. The infamous fresh-water...Tags: Mussels, Water Restrictions, Rivers, Electrical Appliance, Death
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Bellagio: Lucky Find in the Lake Region
Tell friends that you will be spending your vacation in Bellagio, and they are likely to assume you're talking about the glitzy hotel on the Las Vegas Strip, the one created by entrepreneur Steve Wynn. Wynn, former chairman of Mirage Resorts--now MGM...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Fishing, Family, Al Pacino, Personal Service
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Pedaling along the Potomac
Special to The TimesAt the start of our 185-mile bicycle ride, I carried a whistle, pepper spray, walkie-talkie, cellphone, tools, water, food, a guidebook and a big piece of chalk. I'd accidentally become the tour guide for a group of 14 riders — some of whom hadn't...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Family, Hospitals and Clinics, Los Angeles International Airport, U.S. Airways
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John F. Kerry
Times Staff WriterEarly one evening in the fall of 1984, John F. Kerry was flying home from a campaign stop in western Massachusetts when his helicopter was forced to make an emergency landing. An engine light signaled trouble, so the pilot touched down in an open field...Tags: Richard A. Gephardt, John Edwards, Boston, John F. Kennedy, Thomas Jefferson
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Kayak fisherman lands 61-pound wahoo
Doug Richard got the fight and the ride of his life Sunday morning when he landed a 61-pound wahoo fishing from his kayak. "It was insane," said Richard, of Weston. "It was a monster." Richard needed an hour to land the giant wahoo, which ate a live...
Tags: Fishing, Lifestyle and Leisure, Father's Day, Everglades, Sports
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2 naval landing craft on auction block at Great Lakes
For anyone looking to stage a D-Day invasion, run scuba tours in the Caribbean or cruise Lake Michigan with 200 of your closest friends — the U.S. Navy has a boat for you. And maybe a bargain. Two landing craft — the kind that that can...
Tags: U.S. Navy, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Auction Service, U.S. Department of Defense, Military Equipment
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Petite Lake is dangerous
While this in no way is meant to diminish the horror of what happened to young Tony Borcia or take away from the responsibility of the impaired boater who hit him (“DUI boater who killed boy sentenced to 10 years,” News, June 14), as a...Tags: Lakes and Ponds
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Doing business with Dad
Dad does get the job done, whether he's the boss, employee or co-worker, according to the sons and daughters who work along side their fathers in South Florida. Regardless of his role on the job, a snapshot of businesses where Dad and the kids work...
Tags: Fort Lauderdale, Automotive Equipment, Coconut Creek, Corporate Officers, Pompano Beach
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