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Come to the bazaar
Special to the TribuneSugar and spice, and lots of other things nice-olives, apricots, pistachios, medicinal herbs, fragrant oils, even purported aphrodisiacs-are for sale and for sampling at the bustling Spice Bazaar on the edge of Istanbul's Old City. The L-shaped brick...Tags: Chicken Breast, Salsa (genre), Olives, Dining and Drinking, Breads
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The great 8
SPECIAL TO THE TRIBUNEBy now, you've likely visited your garden center and plunked down some cash for plants. Your spade and gloves are at the ready, your little plot just begging to be planted. What could make this moment in a gardener's spring more perfect -- a little inside...Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Computer Networking and Internet, Elwood (Will, Illinois), Morton Arboretum, Arts and Culture
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Gardening trends for '08 are all about going green
Gardening columnist - Hampton Roads Daily PressGreen is about more than just plants. Being "green" is about being an environmentally responsible gardener without sacrificing style, show or seconds. "Gardeners now know fertilizers, potting soils and the plants they use impact the environment in a...Tags: Periodicals, Wildlife, Companies and Corporations, Pennsylvania, Science and Technology
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In Morelia, Mexico, monarch beauty takes flight
Special to The Los Angeles TimesMorelia, Mexico I now know what it feels like to be inside a snow globe. But instead of fake, swirling white snowflakes, substitute butterflies -- hundreds, thousands, millions of orange-and-black monarchs -- flying around like autumn leaves in a gale....Tags: Education, Salsa (genre), Death, Air Transportation, Los Angeles Times
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Pediatrician's tips help kids stay safe, happy this summer
Daily Press"Summer seems to be the perfect time to plan all those activities and family outings that have been 'on the to do list,' " according to Newport News pediatrician Joe Baust. "For example, my wife tries to have more consistent art time with our boys and,...Tags: Strawberries, Hospitals and Clinics, Health, Benadryl (drug), Tennis
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The fishing's fine along California's Kern River
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterWhen spring flowers bloom, I come down with a serious case of trout fever. The symptoms are instantly recognizable: a twitchy casting arm and an insatiable craving for sparkling waters and biting fish. I typically look to the Eastern Sierra for the cure,...Tags: Death, Los Angeles Times, Dining and Drinking, Fishing, Water
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Green stores, green products, green celebrities
Chicago Tribune staff reporterNot so long ago corporate America dismissed environmentally conscious consumers as hemp-wearing hippies with too little buying power to demand much attention. Now big brands are discovering it pays to go green. In the past six weeks alone Apple Inc....Tags: Arable Farming, Texas, Al Gore, Companies and Corporations, Charles, Prince of Wales
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When millions of cicadas expire, the nose knows
Tribune staff reporterRight around Memorial Day, millions of cicadas descended on northeast Illinois in earnest, buzzing into open car windows, hitching rides through kitchen doorways, swooping into runners' mouths and generally flying all over the place like drunken...Tags: Death, Susan Harris, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Science and Technology, Illinois
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Good stuff for the garden from your clipboard
Of The Morning CallGardeners love to create something from nothing. We coax plants out of nearly invisible seeds buried in dark soil. We shape order out of chaos, beauty out of wilderness. We fix, rig, substitute or invent solutions for everyday gardening challenges. So it...Tags: Death, Garlic, Health, Tomatoes, Science and Technology
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Think organic gardening this year!
Daily PressI've never been a big chemical user in my garden, mostly because I want birds, bees and butterflies to visit and thrive. When you use pesticides to kill off bad bugs, you also eradicate many good ones, including beneficial earthworms. When you use...Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Newport News (Newport News, Virginia), Death, Fertilizer, Hobbies
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A Lincoln Heights fixer-upper is transformed into a country escape in urban L.A.
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterTHE classified ad caught Ilse Ackerman's eye: "Lincoln Heights Fixer-Upper. Artist Vision Required. On cul-de-sac." No address was listed. Intrigued -- and determined -- she and husband Meeno Peluce drove to every cul-de-sac in the area in search of "For...Tags: Death, Los Angeles Times, Arts and Culture, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Homes
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The felons and the bees
Tribune staff reporterThe men opened the hive and bees swirled up into the sky like sparks from a fire. Bees flew through the weedy yard and past the chain-link fence. They flew into the alley, where a woman braced herself against the hood of a police car. Bees flew toward...Tags: Drugs and Medicines, Wisconsin, Missing in Action, Boeing Co., Lawndale (Chicago, Illinois)
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