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When it comes to the prized bellota ham from Spain, it is easy to understand why everyone talks about the nuts. As you approach Huelva, the Andalusian province most famous for those air-cured hams, the citrus groves of the semi-arid flatlands around Seville give way to oak-covered hills and mountains. Acorns, a staple in the menu of the local pigs, are said to be the secret behind the ham from th Read More »
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After a historic snowfall forced Maria Stephanie Diaz and Brian Hicks to postpone their wedding by two weeks, they had to scramble to make sure all their vendors would be available on the new date. "It's kind of hard having to prepare for it again, a second time," Diaz said. But by the time they ... Read More »
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Gary Coleman suffered a seizure on the set of "The Insider" Friday and received immediate treatment from Dr. Drew Pinsky, who happened to be on set as well. Read More »
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There are thousands of ways to make yakisoba, many of them good. All contain noodles and vegetables, and usually some protein. Read More »
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If they hadn't been mostly shut out of bids to run a slew of new L.A. Unified campuses, the groups might have demonstrated how they handle students with challenging needs. Los Angeles school officials lost a chance this week to test whether the booming charter movement can take on all the problems of the distri Read More »
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Want to move? Detest the very thought? Feelings about home may be complicated by market conditions. Read More »
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Some soldiers and veterans say the movie, a favorite for the best picture Oscar, portrays them as renegades and doesn't depict combat accurately. But film critics have praised its authenticity. Some soldiers and veterans say the movie, a favorite for the best picture Oscar, portrays them as renegades and doesn' Read More »
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Sometimes it's not just the pork chop that's smothered The other night, after a fairly pricey dinner, as we waited for our coats at the hostess podium of a well-known Midwestern restaurant, our server climbed behind the computer, typed in a few things, then turned to us and said, "You've been here before. Twice Read More »
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How apt that, in a simple but effective gambit in director David Muse's "Henry V," the seminal battle of Agincourt rampages around us in darkness. The eponymous king (Michael Hayden) has already once-more-unto-the-breach-ed it through Harfleur and has roamed anonymously through his new camp, bucking... Read More »
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You look at him and listen and you want to believe. You want to turn back the clock to 2006 when he hit 54 homers and knocked in 137 runs. You want to remember the golden days when it seemed like every hit was a walkoff wonder. Read More »
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PROVIDENCE - Seth Horowitz has super hearing. As a toddler, chicken pox invaded his ears, bursting both eardrums. When they healed, his hearing range had shifted higher. Today, he can hear a computer monitor humming three rooms away. He can hear bats chattering. Read More »
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The Iraq war thriller takes six awards -- including best film and best director for Kathryn Bigelow. The Iraq war thriller takes six awards -- including best film and best director for Kathryn Bigelow. Read More »
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Puzzles and fine art have lots in common. Both reflect the genius of their creators. Both incorporate painstaking visual and conceptual detail. Most important, both spark questions and contemplation long after the key riddle or message has been solved.... Read More »
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The social safety net was built for short-term gaps between jobs, but work may be scarce for years, even as the American economy shows signs of a rebound. Read More »
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A fruit-flavored watch, for as little as $30, might be the closest you'll get to a vacation right now. But it will keep you smiling past spring. Cherry splash : Alessi's "Calumet" watch has an adjustable polyurethane strap and unisex style — if you need a shot in the arm. Cost: $70; amazon.com Read More »
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A rich, deep, full-flavored chickpea stew perfect for a fast dinner on a cold night. Read More »
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Aquaponic gardens use fish, water and no soil — and may be the future of food growing. Read More »
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The small-plates restaurant and tavern whips up imaginative creations on the edge of Little Tokyo. This is one small-plates restaurant where you won't be bored after a couple of visits. Chef Centeno constantly pulls new tricks out of the bag. Read More »
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The celebrity sisters have created an empire despite their lack of traditional talents that lead to stardom. And it's not all sex appeal and scandal -- their tight-knit family seems to be part of the When a reality show about the Kardashian sisters of Calabasas debuted in fall 2007, most people had never heard Read More »
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I keep reading about the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, that floating island of trash between California and Hawaii. Can we ever clean it up? And should we even bother? Read More »
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PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI E arthly spasms could not undo the Village of God. ¶ The pitching and convulsing of the Jan. 12 earthquake dismantled shacks and stole lives, young and old, in this divinely named neighborhood, a landscape of wreckage like so many in this addled city. But the essence of the... Read More »
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The nonprofit Moishe House subsidizes rent for groups of Jewish 20-somethings in exchange for their promise to organize events for other young Jews. Read More »
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Despite rough economic seas, the cruise industry is staying the course this year with new destinations and amenities that appeal to every niche. Read More »
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Joe Foxton found an apartment in the eight-unit Classic on Cumberland Street in Fort Greene. Read More »
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