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Officials probe possible threats sent to McCain offices in 2 states

baltimoresun.com     Aug 22, 2008   299 related          

CENTENNIAL, Colo. - A threatening letter containing an unidentified white powder was sent to a John McCain campaign office in this south Denver suburb Thursday, authorities said. A second letter sent to a McCain campaign office...                    

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Jarring economy spurs rise in home canning

reporternews.com     Aug 20, 2008          

By Holly Ramer Associated Press Tuesday, August 19, 2008 To Amy Hobbs Harris, a dozen jars of strawberry preserves are worth $391 -- the amount she estimates she'll save in a year by canning the fruit herself. The trend is...                    

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Jarring economy spurs rise in home canning (AP)

yahoo.com     Aug 15, 2008   7 related          

Friday August 15, 1:07 pm ET By Holly Ramer, Associated Press Writer Yes, we can! Economic uncertainty fuels increase in home preservation of fruits, veggies To Amy Hobbs Harris, a dozen jars of strawberry preserves are worth...                    

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edgenewyork.com: Mike Batista, center, stretches amongst other members of the Old School PE class at the recreation center in Newport, N.H., Friday, July 11, 2008. Strictly for adults, Old School P.E. is a two-hour exercise program built around grown-up versions of playground and gym class staples. edgenewyork.com

Grown-up P.E. class has adults reliving childhood

edgenewyork.com     Jul 30, 2008   4 related          

by Holly Ramer Associated Press NEWPORT, N.H. - This is Old School P.E., a two-hour exercise program strictly for adults, built around grown-up versions of gym class staples. In fact, there aren’t any stands or bleachers in the...                    

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pensacolanewsjournal.com: Battling for the puck are Mike Pettinicchio, center, and Aggie Barreca, during Old School P.E. Old School P.E. is a two-hour exercise program built around grown-up versions of playground and gym class staples. pensacolanewsjournal.com

Old school P.E.

pensacolanewsjournal.com     Jul 26, 2008   2 related          

Grown-up physical education class has adults reliving childhood Holly Ramer • Associated Press • July 26, 2008 NEWPORT, N.H. — When "spastic ball" starts, it's better to duck first and ask questions later. This is Old School...                    

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Faux Bois: Technique gives the look of wood . . . with no splinters

heraldnet.com     Jul 21, 2008          

By Holly Ramer Associated Press Faux bois is something of a lost art. It's also everywhere. French for "false wood," faux bois encompasses anything that reproduces the appearance or texture of wood. Though only a handful of...                    

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Setting the perfect temperature for a drink

reporternews.com     Jul 16, 2008          

By Holly Ramer Associated Press Writer His friends may call him a snob, and waitresses may give him odd looks, but David Turley isn't about to drink a beer with chunks of ice floating in it. "Temperature is far more important...                    

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Michelle Obama: Barack Will Fight For Gay Rights

huffingtonpost.com     Jun 27, 2008   53 related          

NEW YORK — Barack Obama will fight for equal rights for gays just as he fought to help working-class families overcome poverty, the Democratic presidential hopeful's wife told a gay Democratic group Thursday. Recalling his past...                    

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Beverage temps

argusleader.com     Jun 25, 2008   3 related          

His friends might call him a snob, and waitresses might give him odd looks, but David Turley isn't about to drink a beer with chunks of ice floating in it. But that's what can happen at restaurants that insist on serving his...                    

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Comfort In A Glass

nwaonline.net     Jun 10, 2008   1 related          

After nearly a decade in the lemonade business, Josh Thomas is looking forward to handing off some of his responsibilities to a successor. But he'll probably wait until his brother turns 4, the same age he was when he opened...                    

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