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Despite the global economic downturn, Toronto International Film Festival management announces strong sales coming out of 2009 Film Festival.

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Kids and adults enjoy Whidbey Island's state parks, lakes, forts, lighthouses, small towns, ocean coves and farms. Family activities are offered from spring through fall.

This easy recipe elevates everyday au gratin potatoes to a dish you'll be proud to serve to company or take to the next potluck. A bain-marie (water bath) does the trick.

Once upon a time, cats lived both indoors and outdoors. They were intelligent, healthy, and long-lived; eating both canned and wild food and napping in the sun for hours.

Red-billed Quelea, African weavers, are so prolific that a flock can contain millions of birds and consume every grain crop in their path.

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It has been argued that beer, not bread, was the real reason early humans decided to form settlements.

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