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GETTING OUT: Vitality, history at Gilroy Hot Springs will surprise
Walking alone across the Gilroy Hot Springs property, I felt the powerful presence of those that had been there many years before. It was almost as if I were an unwelcome intruder invading the privacy of spirits that linger there. There are cabins, bathhouses, and other buildings that still stand, but withered daffodils and little planting areas behind small stacks of stones tell of intimate …
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Getting defensive: Heat clamp down on 76ers’ shooters in first 2 games of East series
MIAMI – Philadelphia closed Game 2 of its Eastern Conference first-round series against Miami by making five straight shots, which saved the 76ers from ignominy.
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Police getting car to simulate drunken driving
BERRIEN SPRINGS – Just in time for prom and graduation season, the Berrien Springs-Oronoko Township Police Department is getting a new tool to help educate high school students about the dangers of drunk and distracted driving.
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Getting the iPad 2 was a lot easier than I thought
After a frustrating morning of chasing around to different Walmart, Target and Best Buy stores hoping to get an early iPad 2, I came home for the afternoon to rethink my plan. I made some calls and decided on a small Best Buy store near my house. It’s kind of out of the way and that was part of my strategy. I arrived there around 3:30 to find a line of only 10 people and labeled myself a genius …
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Getting Organized: Berkeley Lab Study Shows How Breast Cell Communities Organize Into Breast Tissue
In biology, the key to a healthy life is organization. Cells that properly organize themselves into communities live long and prosper, whereas disorganized cells can become cancerous. A study by researchers with the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) of the different types of cells that make up the human breast shows that not only do cells possess an innate ability to self …
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Getting an inkling of what drives UCLA’s Reeves Nelson
The brooding basketball star’s story is told in tattoos, which reveal his devotion to family and an explanation of why he plays with a chip on his shoulder. He wears his heart under his sleeve.
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Getting in the spring of things
Once upon a time, the best you could ask of a good spring ski day was sunshine, outdoor seating and maybe an eight-track…
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