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Ryan Getzlaf expected back in Ducks lineup in 2 weeks
The Fabulous ForumDucks captain Ryan Getzlaf, who has been recovering from nasal sinus fractures after being hit in the forehead by a puck Dec. 28, is expected to return to the lineup during the team's Western Canada trip beginning Feb. 9. The...... -
Foster the People hitting the road with Grouplove, Lesands
Brand XPut on your pumped-up kicks: L.A. Unheard alumni Foster the People are heading out for a national tour. The local trio, fresh off a successful Echo residency, will do a West Coast swing in March before heading east. They'll be back in time for Coachella,... -
Beer-baked mac 'n' cheese from Rackhouse Pub in Denver
Dear SOS: I have found the best beer-baked mac 'n' cheese ever. It is served at the Rackhouse Pub in Denver. I tried to get it, but the owner said the cook is pretty protective with his recipes. So, if you have time, maybe you can work some of your...Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Salt, Gorgonzola, Bars and Clubs, Recipes
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Book review: 'Extraordinary, Ordinary People: A Memoir of Family' by Condoleezza Rice
Los Angeles TimesAs national security advisor and then secretary of State to President George W. Bush, Condoleezza Rice never displayed any doubt or admitted any errors in the White House decisions that led to war in Iraq. -------------------- FOR THE RECORD:...Tags: University of Notre Dame, George H.W. Bush, Saddam Hussein, White House, Family
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George Hickenlooper dies at 47; Emmy-winning director
Director George Hickenlooper, who won an Emmy Award for the documentary "Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse," has died. He was 47.
Hickenlooper was found dead Saturday morning, Denver police told the Associated Press. Denver Mayor John...Tags: Kevin Spacey, Vietnam War (1955-1975), Movies, Jack Abramoff, Elections
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Rusty McNeil dies at 81; U.S. folk-music historian who teamed with her husband
Folk singer Rusty McNeil was willing to take her husband-and-wife act on the road in the early 1970s, but the mother of five had one stipulation: "Family had to come first."
So the McNeils converted a retired 1949 school bus into a home on wheels that...Tags: History, Stanford University, Music, University of California, Los Angeles, Family
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Here's the veggies. Now create.
In my junior high home ec class, I liked the emphasis on precision we were taught: Use a butter knife to level off the dry ingredients in a measuring cup, and never pour salt into a measuring spoon over a bowl of already waiting ingredients.
I felt...Tags: Salt, Garlic, Recipes
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Black tar moves in, and death follows
Second Of Three PartsOn a Monday in September 2007, Teddy Johnson went to his son's apartment. Adam Johnson, 22, was in his first year at Marshall University in Huntington. A history major, he played guitar, drums and bass, loved glam bands like the New York Dolls and hosted...Tags: Pharmaceuticals, Toys, Columbus, Minority Groups, Mexico
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Gatorade Free Flow Tour comes to Perris on Saturday
OutpostsThe Gatorade Free Flow Tour will be hitting the Compound action sports ramp park in Perris, Calif., on Saturday, bringing its BMX competition -- including the Tour's first BMX dirt event -- to Southern California, all with no admission charge....... -
Drew University board resigns and appoints new members
The board of the beleaguered Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science resigned Friday, at the same time leaders of universities, hospitals and a foundation stepped in to try to rescue the South Los Angeles area campus from financial disaster....Tags: Medical Specialization, University of California, Los Angeles, Internists, Hospitals and Clinics, Plastic Surgeons
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'Project Runway': More designers means more show for Season 8
Show TrackerIf youâve always felt that an hour of âProject Runwayâ a week is not enough, then youâre in luck. At 9 p.m. Thursday, July 29, the series kicks off its eighth season featuring 17 designers â the most in series...... -
Creating a unique library in Colorado
Jacket CopyIt lies about two hours from Denver, in the high mountain grasslands that have recently been designated a National Heritage Area. If all the details are worked out with local officials, the Buffalo Peaks Ranch, founded in 1861, will become......
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