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EntertainmentAdam West bares all ... in Family Guy outtake
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Animation is about 117 years old, depending on what you count as the earliest examples. In the pioneering era, the focus was on making even rudimentary movements look convincing, so Winsor McCay struggled to get Gertie the Dinosaur looking smooth-on-the-hoof in 1914.
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Letters to the EditorLETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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Lost Little Lake ballots sign of deeper problem? It has been more than a month since the public opinion ballots for the Little Lake development proposal were to be mailed out to the local constituency by MP Del Mastro's offices.
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Local SportsRuttan carves out Hall of Fame career
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Wood carving is a huge hobby for Ken Ruttan and he also carved out a pretty impressive career on the lacrosse floor. On Tuesday the Peterborough native was informed he will be inducted into the Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame in a ceremony this fall.
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Local NewsTips sought in cold case
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For 36 years all she has wanted are answers about her mother's murder. Kelly Vaine was 13 when her mother, Karen Wo o d c o c k , was found murdered at the side of a road on July 1, 1973.
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Local SportsPrieur eases the pain at World University Games
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No pain, no gain? Andrea Prieur always aims to ease that taxing athletic adage. And as Team Canada's chief therapist, she'll be offering a healthy dose of help for student-athletes looking to muscle their way to medals at the World University Games (Universiade 2009) in Belgrade, Serbia.
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Local SportsPetes' GM says "Czech mate"
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GREG DAVIS Examiner Sports Editor The chess match of the CHL Import Draft had Jeff Twohey saying “Czech mate.” The Peterborough Petes’ GM used the team’s first-round selection to take left winger/center Jiri Sekac of the Czech Republic on Tuesday afternoon.
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LifeTales to make your hair stand on end
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What measures 2.5 cm in diameter, is 50,000 times hotter than the sun and kills more people than hurricanes and tornadoes combined in the U.S.? No doubt you have the answer, lightning.
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