Lightweight salad plate with mixed vegetables and toppings
A mixed vegetable salad plate lists lettuce beets broccoli carrots cheese tomatoes cucumbers green pepper peas mushrooms noodles coleslaw and various add ins. Also notes bacon bits sunflower seeds croutons and ranch dressing with total calories to be determined.
Hurricane Madonna and the Alphabet of Storm Names
A columnist riffs on meteorologist Pat Pagano’s radio chat about the Atlantic hurricane list starting with Ana and includes witty, offbeat group-named storms. He also touches on cosmetic implants, a study on TV food ads, and a plea to purge old books amid a popcorn mind reflection.
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Bill Baker
World Meteorological Societ
Pagano
Ana
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Fabian
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Baker
Cinderella
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Madonna
Lucy
Laura Palmer
Nolan Ryan
Michael Jordan
Daily News
Beverly Hills
California
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Ravishing Bride Wows Actress At Elopement Ceremony
Damon Weich, 31, and Rebecca, 26, eloped last year in Los Angeles then held a formal ceremony for their 14 month old child to please their parents. Actress Raquel Weanroust recalls the scene saying I cried all the time into my gloves and the bride looked ravishing.
Osmond to wed Michelle Larson at Mormon Temple
Jimmy Osmond 28 plans private ceremony at the Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City marrying Michelle Larson today. About 100 friends and family will attend the wedding in a discreet affair.
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Jimmy Osmond
Michelle Larson
Salt Lake City
Jungle Fever surveys race and sex through Spike Lee cinema
The film opens with Yusuf Hawkins’s murder and uses that memory to explore interracial desire, stereotypes, and the collision of two families. Spike Lee portrays Flipper Punfy and Angie Tucci in a story about love and racial tension in Brooklyn.
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Yusuf K. Hawkins
Bensonhurst
Brooklyn
America
Lee
Hawkins
Flipper Punfy
Wesley Smupes
Angie Tucci
Jungle Fever review tests boundaries and digs deep
Entertainment editor notes Spike Lee blends interracial love with drug abuse and religious zealotry in Jungle Fever. The film starts with a Harlem architect and his wife then spirals into infidelity and family tensions, leaving viewers drained yet eager for discussion. The piece praises a humane ideal man but hints at a bleak arc for the fiancé character.
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Spike Lee
Lee
Harlem
Lightning tops list of nature's killers
Meteorologist notes lightning is the leading natural killer in New York state and nationwide. In two decades lightning killed about 85 people annually nationwide and around four per year in New York. Antoinette Palmisano, 36, among recent victims, highlights ongoing danger.
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Antoinette Palmisano
Darien Lake
Dan Bartholf
National Weather Service
Hancock Airport
New York State
Special Dads tribute invites letters to Herald American
Central New York readers are asked to write a letter about their fathers for Fathers Day. Send up to two pages to Special Dads Lifestyle Herald American P.O. Box 4912 Syracuse NY 13221 with name age address and phone. Deadline June 1. Ten best letters win movie tickets and one top entry a free dinner for two.
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Herald American
P.O
Syracuse
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