The Twilight Obsession

When I first heard about the Twilight saga a year and a half ago, I at first felt a little squeamish. The idea of a vampire love story sounded childish , so I deflected......

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11/20/09 01:10 PM in What's On | By Lindsay Jacobsen

Carcieri's 15 Minutes

Yesterday, we were too busy hiding under a rock (out of embarrassment) to post a link to this -- Governor Carcieri's skewering by Comedy Central's Stephen Colbert for his views......

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11/18/09 10:00 AM in State of Mine | By Lisa Harrison

The Miraculous Homemade Seltzer

I’ve become kind of obsessed with these seltzer-water gadgets.I’m really late to the bandwagon on these, which have been out in the world for years. I just saw one......

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11/17/09 11:20 AM in Eating In | By Nicole Maranhas

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	Tough Enough He is hosting a traditional Rhode Island clambake that will serve up 275 lobsters, fifty chickens, sixty pounds of chorizo, 250 pounds of red bliss potatoes, 260 ears of corn, five bushels of Maine... By Bob Wyss
	Bye, Bye, Birdies The elegant herons, egrets and other shorebirds of Narragansett Bay are declining in numbers... are they in trouble? By Mary Grady
	Tradition with a Twist If there was a seasonal culinary oasis, it’s Thanksgiving. Bare trees, Northeasterly winds — even a sixty-day boat ride tinged with scurvy — all lose some of their severity when the... By Karen Deutsch