Julia Child, the French Chef, dies at 91 in Montecito
Julia Child, famed for The French Chef, died at her Montecito home at age 91 after kidney failure. The public figure, who popularized French cooking in the United States, passed away peacefully with family and her cat Minou nearby, leaving a lasting kitchen legacy and landmark books and TV work.
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A biographical sketch of Julia Child born 1912 in Pasadena, detailing OSS service, Paris cooking study, and culinary influence. Highlights include Mastering the Art of French Cooking (1961), The French Chef TV launch (1962), The Way to Cook (1989), and major honors like the Presidential Medal of Freedom (2003) and the French Legion of Honor (2000).
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McGreevey Calls for Quick Exit Amid Scandal Ties
McGreevey announced he will resign on November 15 after admitting an affair with a man. Republicans demand immediate resignation, citing damaging disclosures. The governor’s former homeland security head Golan Cipel, an Israeli immigrant, drew scrutiny for not undergoing a background check before a high paying post. FBI probes extortion claim linked to a former employee. Cipel has not commented.
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Billboards and Web Lead to a Liver Transplant
Todd Krampitz a 32 year old newlywed diagnosed in May with liver cancer received a successful liver transplant early Friday after a family funded a media campaign with two Houston freeway billboards and a Web site. Officials at The Methodist Hospital said the surgery began late Thursday. Julie Krampitz urged continued discussion of organ donation. UNO S.org is provided for more information.
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