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| Weekly updates: Wednesday, March 10, 2010 7:00:00 PM Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt, Nights Are Noir in Fog City (New York Times) SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 28 The orange and blue neon lights of the Castro Theater shone blurrily on the damp asphalt beneath the crisscrossing catenary wires of the streetcars. The words on the marquee in the Friday night gloom, read: Marsha Hunt: In Person. . http://www.nytimes.comMysterious for many, mystical Kabbalah aims to open minds (The Palm Beach Post) An eye-catcher among the treetops and McMansions west of Florida's Turnpike, the Kabbalah Centre is topped by a distinctive domed roof. The signs of the zodiac are painted on the inner ceiling of the dome, which hovers over the entry to the main room. The 34,000 square-foot center houses a meeting and retreat center and a large store, including copies of the Zohar, the multivolume core text of ... http://www.palmbeachpost.comYou say you want a fashion revolution (Inside Bay Area) ONE DAY, a little over five years ago, Russ Lease decided what the world needed was historically accurate, reasonably priced reproductions of Beatles clothing: stitch-for-stit
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copies of http://www.insidebayarea.comFrequently Asked Questions (Ida County Courier-Reminder) We often have readers and customers call us, e-mail us or fax us questions about our business, publications and staff. Read the answers to some of the questions we have received. http://www.idacountycourier.comTo the forefront with a flash (Reno Gazette-Journal) Usually Jeff Ross shoots photographs for catalogs, advertisements and annual reports. http://news.rgj.comConsider price, function when buying inkjet printer (Pioneer Press) With today's inkjet printers, printing top-notch photos at home is a snap. You don't even have to turn on your computer, thanks to a growing list of photo-friendly features. http://www.twincities.comHeated Chief debate typifies discord; UI working on solutions (The Champaign News-Gazette) URBANA Celina Villanueva knew things wouldn't be the same. She grew up in Chicago. Not in white, north-side Chicago, but in Little Village, a mostly Hispanic enclave on the southwest side, and she attended Kenwood Academy, a predominantly black school on the south side. http://www.news-gazette.com |
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