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Corn Pudding Servers90 viewsServers keep the corn pudding flowing.
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When power goes out37 viewsKristin Graham pauses during a visit to the doctor for her son Gatlan Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2008, in Houston. For many of the growing millions who depend on home medical equipment a power outage goes way beyond the inconvenience most of us feel — it could be deadly. It's an issue that snuck up on emergency officials, as better medical treatments over the past decade have helped more critically ill people not only survive but move out of nursing homes. Tuesday's Health section, Page 13.(AP Photo/David J. Phillip
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South Lawn Playscape40 viewsPresident Barack Obama waves as he walks past the new swing set for his daughters Malia and Sasha on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, Friday, March 6, 2009, as he left for a day trip to Columbus, Ohio. (AP Photo/Ron Edmonds)
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SMS Geo Bee finals62 viewsWestfield South Middle School students, left to right; Robert Bernardara, Kailey Carambia, Chris Gentile, Savo Vrankovic, Charlie Newman, and Stephanie Muldrew competed Friday in their National Geographic Bee Finals. Seventh-grader Savo Vrankovic won first place following a question on Central America. Vrankovic will take an additional test in hopes of moving on to the statewide competition. Students took part in the competition by answering world geography questions. (Photo by Jennifer Johnson-Corwin)
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PIRACY: Crewmen freed by Somali pirates45 viewsThe MV Sirius Star is observed at anchor, in this U.S. Navy photo, Friday, Jan. 9, 2009, following an apparent payment via a parachuted container to pirates holding the Sirius Star. Somali pirates released the oil-laden Saudi supertanker after receiving a $3 million ransom, a negotiator for the bandits said Friday. The ship owner did not confirm it.The brand new tanker, with a 25-member crew, was seized in the Indian Ocean Nov. 15 in a dramatic escalation of high seas crime.Page 2, Tues' WEN.(AP)
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009 183 viewsWhen it comes to autumn color, New England’s reputation is five-star. So are Westerners blowing it out their cowboy hats when they claim their golden aspens and cottonwoods can go head to head with Northeastern maples and oaks in October?
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