Hints From Heloise Pop Corn And Other Tips
A collection of reader tips on making Christmas pop corn easier to thread, repurposing winter jackets for spring, turning empty film packs into wall frames, using thermal underwear as pants, removing adhesive residue with peanut butter, exchanging cookies among a group, shielding necklines with a shower cap, reading columns at the hairdresser, refilling sweetener containers with a coloring bottle, and a historical note on 1813 holey money used in New South Wales and on Prince Edward Island.
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New South Wales
Canada
Prince Edward Island
Spade lead choice alters three notrump defense
South Dealer faced with three notrump. East must decide which spade to lead. Analysis shows leading the jack as initial spade threatens South's tenace, but only a jack lead can render South's spades useless and prevent nine tricks. If king or three is led, South makes the contract.
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East
Declarer
West
South
Harvard bars sponsored research with security clearance rules
Harvard's arts and sciences faculty adopted a code barring acceptance of any sponsored research carrying security classification. The rule forms part of a code governing support of university research by outside agencies and follows unwritten guidelines since World War II.
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Cambridge, Mass
Harvard
Arts and Sciences
Shea Area
Prince Philip's Polo Handicap Drops in London
Prince Philip's polo handicap fell from five to four in London marking his first national ranking setback in 23 years. The 49 year old husband of Queen Elizabeth II has a recurring right hand injury. Col James Logan of the Hurlingham Polo Association noted that a player’s handicap tends to slide with age.
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London
Elizabeth II
James Logan
Hurlingham Polo Association
Tumbleweeds Roll Across Texas Horizons
Russian thistle known as tumbleweed arrived with 1870s Russian immigrants who planted flax seed in South Dakota. Now in Texas, winds drive tumble weeds up to 10 feet across rolling over the horizon.
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United States
South Dakota
Texas
Widow's fear of intruders sparks gun question
Dear Just asks if a widow should buy a gun after multiple break-ins. Ann Landers replies no, urges prevention, calls police, and advises staying in bed or handing over valuables to avoid violence. She outlines double locks, window bars, and reminder to insure valuables, plus watchful watchdog as deterrent.
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Ann Landers
Dyadsig
Ann Lande
Wine And Food Course Offered At UMass Amherst
Aspiring gourmets can learn wine pairings for dishes like woodcock in a six week course at the University of Massachusetts. Dr Donald Lundberg heads the Restaurant and Hotel Administration department and teaches at the Top of the Campus Restaurant with Mondays class meetings. The Sun of the course is 45 dollars. States and Western Europe featured to augment national dishes.
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Amherst
Mass
University of Massachusetts
Donald Lundberg
University
Department of
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