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Everybody looks fabulous in green
The Orlando SentinelWhat shall we wear today? Our seaweed T-shirt and bamboo jeans? Or our organic-cotton skirt, fair-trade silk blouse and sweater of merino wool from free-range sheep raised in the Southern Alps of New Zealand? For eco-fashionistas, the green choices are...Tags: Entertainment, Fashion Shows, New York
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Lost Coast Brewing Tangerine Wheat
This business of flavoring beer with fruit, which started with the Belgian cherry and peach lambics, has the potential to go too far. Sooner or later, some American brewer (face it, it'll be a Californian) is bound to produce a kiwi-mango beer that will... -
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Makes two cocktails
Although the inspiration for this cocktail comes from the tangerine juice, its secret ingredients are the smooth Carpano Antica sweet vermouth and Hendrick’s gin—with hints of juniper, cucumber and rose petals.
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In defense of Led Zeppelin on YouTube
Let's be clear about one thing: They were a great band. I thought so wholeheartedly in 10th grade. But then my musical taste broadened, grew more "sophisticated" or "adult." They became a guilty pleasure, a reminder of my adolescence, the kind of band I...Tags: Moby, Led Zeppelin (music group), Robert Plant, YouTube, Jimmy Page
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Home and garden events in the Southland
SATURDAY Irrigation class: Consultant Bob Galbreath discusses smart irrigation controllers in a workshop sponsored by the Theodore Payne Foundation for Wildflowers and Native Plants. Beginning in 2010, only weather-based irrigation controllers, or WBIC,...Tags: Mingei International Museum, Tourism and Leisure, Science and Technology, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), San Diego (San Diego, California)
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Despite ruling, San Francisco to expand health services
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterSan Francisco will move ahead Wednesday with plans to expand health services for uninsured residents while appealing a federal court ruling that, if upheld, could thwart its trailblazing effort to achieve universal coverage. U.S. District Judge Jeffrey...Tags: Gavin Newsom, Restaurant and Catering Industry, San Francisco, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Health Care Reform (2009)
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Rustic Canyon a neighborhood favorite in Santa Monica
Times Restaurant CriticAT Rustic Canyon, September's menu brings golf ball-sized arancinearancine fried to a deep gold. The trio of rice balls sits in a coral red heirloom tomato sauce; each contains a heart of molten fresh mozzarella. Evan Funke, the new chef at this nearly 2-...Tags: Breads, San Francisco, Carlsbad, Colorado, Pies and Tarts
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Cross over to native vine
757-247-4781Meet Tangerine Beauty, a hybrid version of the native crossvine. Hybrid forms of native plants are ideal ways to add vigor and stamina to your garden. A hybrid is a plant crossed between two parents that belong to different varieties. The cross is...Tags: Florida, Texas
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Les Comtes de Provence's organic clementine preserves
Tangerine dream For one more jar of jam, marmalade or preserves to earn a spot front and center on an already loaded pantry shelf, it's got to be divine. Les Comtes de Provence's organic clementine preserves, made in Provence from that sweet variety of...Tags: Whole Foods Market, Lifestyle and Leisure, Foods and Beverages, Ice Cream
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Media moguls dancing all the way to the bank in Las Vegas
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIt's almost 3 a.m. at the Tao nightclub on the Strip, and the anthem for the night is still blaring: "Party like a rock, party like a rock star." Photographer Hew Burney, high on energy drinks, cuts through the dancing crowd with the practiced stealth of...Tags: San Francisco, Business Trips, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Business Enterprises, Sales
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Put the fun in fundamentals
Special to the TribuneSchool will be out soon, but children can keep right on learning this summer in a little outdoor classroom of their own. Whether it's a small sunny border along a fence or a few plant pots, providing soil where children can plan and plot what they'd...Tags: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Colleges and Universities, Tomatoes, Family, Gaming
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Back to the future: Milwaukee
Tribune staff reporterI'm guessing the last time you approached downtown Milwaukee, you did one of two things. You hung a left just before you got there, stayed on Interstate Highway 94 at the I-94/I-43 split and enjoyed a ballgame and a brat and a couple of beers at Miller...Tags: San Francisco, Beaches, Dining and Drinking, Libraries, Arts
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