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Dav Pilkey stretches 'Captain Underpants' series
This is the story of Dav Pilkey. Pilkey is the guy on the right with the wild hair and fake beard. Lily is the small dog on the left with the green dinosaur suit. Remember that now!
Though Lily may require an introduction, Pilkey most likely does not....Tags: Elementary Schools, Schools, Hair and Nails, Children, Education
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Flick freaks find a home at Flixster
Diana Noble, a 32-year-old insurance underwriter and self-described movie freak from Cleveland, joined Flixster.com to make friends with other movie buffs.
That's where Nick Montalbano, a 37-year-old Ford salesman and fellow horror film fan from Toledo,...Tags: Bebo, Inc., MySpace, Companies and Corporations, Shaun of the Dead (movie), Sociology
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Clinton, Obama agree on changing trade pact
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersToughening their stances as they appealed for votes in economically stricken Ohio, Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton said Tuesday that they would use the threat of opting out of the North American Free Trade Agreement to substantially renegotiate...Tags: Bill Clinton, Colleges and Universities, Healthcare Policies, Trade Dispute, Polls
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Foreclosure-proof homes?
Who owns your home? That seems like a pretty straightforward question. But the answer might not be as clear-cut as you think. A U.S. District Court judge in Cleveland tossed out 14 foreclosure cases Oct. 31 on the grounds that the bank suing to...Tags: Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice, Deutsche Bank AG, Securities, Judges
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Sex, lies and editorials
Everybody loves a good political sex scandal — the ritual apologies, the jokes, the schadenfreude, the self-righteousness (from everyone else, of course). But The Times editorial boards of old tended to stay out of the graphic, cheeky media hype, refusing...Tags: Career and Workplace, The Washington Post, Juvenile Delinquency, Sex Crimes, Political Candidates
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Preventing penile fractures and Peyronie's disease
From a purely biomechanical point of view, the design of the human penis has its pros and cons. Thanks to clever hydraulics and some very stretchy material, the organ is capable of eyebrow-raising changes in size and shape. But indestructible it is not....Tags: Grey's Anatomy (tv program), Physical Conditions, University of California, Iran, Botox (drug)
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Ohio Democratic primary could hinge on county with troubled elections
The largest concentration of Democrats in swing-state Ohio will cast presidential primary ballots Tuesday in a county fraught with election problems, on a voting system just 74 days old.
Election watchdogs are worried that votes in Cuyahoga County,...Tags: Electronics, Bill Clinton, Voting Machines, Colleges and Universities, Polls
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Romancing the source
++++++++++++++++++++ || || ++++++++++++++++++++ It was an affair between Laura Foreman, a New York Times reporter, and Henry J. "Buddy" Cianfrani, a Pennsylvania state senator, that prompted A.M. Rosenthal, executive editor of the Times, to utter his...Tags: Television Stations, Television Networks, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Bill Clinton, U.S. Department of State
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Mortgage meltdown epicenters everywhere
The aftershocks of the sub-prime mortgage crisis are being felt across the country. But how many epicenters can one meltdown have? * ". . .Stockton may be the epicenter of the earthquake, with the highest foreclosure rate in the United States. . ." --...Tags: Foreclosures, St. Petersburg (Pinellas, Florida), Mortgages, Financial and Business Services
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Pirkle Jones, California photographer, dies at 95
Pirkle Jones, a California photographer admired for his stirring images of migrant workers, endangered landscapes and social movements, including a controversial series on the Black Panthers at the height of their activism in the late 1960s, died March 15...Tags: Activism, Eldridge Cleaver, Documentary (genre), Arts, Edward Weston
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Larry Harmon, 83; entrepreneur made Bozo the Clown a star
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterLarry Harmon, the entrepreneur who brought Bozo the Clown to television as a children's show host in the late 1950s and spent the next 50 years promoting the flame-haired circus character, died Thursday. He was 83. Harmon, who suffered from heart...Tags: Television, Comedy (genre), Goofy (fictional animal), Larry Harmon, Children
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World Trade Center and Pentagon attacked on Sept. 11, 2001
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersIn the worst terrorist attack ever against the United States, hijackers struck at the preeminent symbols of the nation's wealth and might Tuesday, flying airliners into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon and killing or injuring thousands of people....Tags: Career and Workplace, John L Martin, Attack on Pearl Harbor (1941), Parochial Schools, World War II (1939-1945)
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