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1. Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Vanilla Ice Cream with Gobs of Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Our Burlington Scoop Shop had a flavor suggestion board and this flavor was suggested anonymously. From the minute it was introduced it was a huge hit. Because the Burlington Scoop Shop made most of their own flavors, it was only [...]
The Wiltern Theater Information The Wiltern Theatre and adjacent 12-story Pellissier Building are an Art Deco landmark located on the corner of Wilshire Boulevard and Western Avenue in Los Angeles, California. The entire complex is commonly referred to as the Wiltern Center. Clad in a blue-green terra-cotta tile and situated on a diagonal to the street [...]
What shows are at Revinia in April? Musicians from Ravinia’s Steans Institute for Young Artists Rising Stars Series Friday, April 09, 2010 8:00 PM Bennett • Gordon Hall Musicians from Ravinia’s Steans Institute for Young Artists featuring David McCarroll, Violin Miriam Fried, Violin Emily Deans, Viola Nicholas Canellakis, Cello Roman Rabinovich, Piano Mary Elizabeth Mackenzie, Soprano Tickets $20 Gates open at 7:00 PM Evgeni Bozhanov Rising Stars Series Friday, April 16, [...]
1. Bellagio Unforgettable view The trendy decor, wood accents and fine upholstery of the Bellagio make it one of the most popular casinos in Las Vegas. The Bellagio veers away from the glitz of the typical casino and caters more to guests seeking truly upscale gambling in Las Vegas. Address: 3600 Las Vegas Boulevard South Las [...]
The theory behind the indirect election of both the President and Vice President of the United States is that while the Congress is popularly elected by the people, the President and Vice President are elected to serve the states and the people. Once a person casts their votes at their local voting station in their [...]
In 1969, Terrence Howard was born on this date in Chicago, Illinois, USA
Rob Paulsen (54)In 1956, Rob Paulsen was born on this date in Detroit, Michigan, USA
Jason Reich (34)In 1976, Jason Reich was born on this date in Long Island, New York, USA
Thora Birch (28)In 1982, Thora Birch was born on this date in Los Angeles, California, USA
José Luis López VázquezIn 1922, José Luis López Vázquez was born on this date in Madrid, Madrid, Spain.
Obama plans to nominate Janet Yellen as vice chairman of the Federal Reserve Board.
Cuomo Bows Out of Paterson ProbeNew York Attorney General Cuomo has recused himself in the investigation of whether Gov. Paterson interfered with a domestic violence case involving a top aide.
School Woes Money Didn't FixDecision to shutter dozens of Kansas City schools marks major shift after reliance on court-ordered special funding.
States Crack Down on Tax ScofflawsFinancially strapped states are getting more aggressive with tax scofflaws, hoping that stepped-up enforcement and the posting of the names of delinquents online will push more people to pay up.
Bottlenecks Threaten U.S. Export BoomU.S. exporters are reporting serious delays as ship companies whose profits are under pressure idle vessels and reduce the frequency of service between the U.S. and Asia.
Americans Pare DebtU.S. household debt fell 1.7% last year, its first annual drop since records began in 1945, amid defaults that could clear the ground for a stronger recovery.
The Political Perils of CompromiseLawmakers from both parties are under attack from within their own camps because they have dared to reach toward the middle—often just barely.