Lifestyle Stories from February 19, 2020
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Shoes flow through Stuart Weitzman's blood
Nov 20, 2011 5:11 AM - ootwear designer Stuart Weitzman loves that women love their shoes so much -- and he especially loves that their newest shoes so often are the favorites. -
Falconry remains lifestyle for some Ind. residents
Nov 20, 2011 5:11 AM - When most people go hunting in Indiana, they become the predator who stalks, chases and catches the prey. That's not the case for a select group of hunters who are keeping alive an ancient tradition, falconry. -
Home repair: Rust around tub drain can be repaired
Nov 20, 2011 12:00 AM - Q. Is there any way to refinish or repair part of a bathtub? The enamel around the drain is starting to pit and rust. I have attached a picture. I gutted my bathroom and replaced the bathtub 20 years ago, and it seems the steel tub should have lasted longer than that. The rest of the tub is in very good condition. I cannot afford to replace it again. Do you have any ideas?
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Ask the plumber: Hot accessories can make your bathroom coolNov 20, 2011 12:00 AM - Q. I finally talked my husband into redecorating our bathroom. The white tile floor and fixtures are fairly new, so we're not changing them. Can you please suggest a few "hot accessories" that will be practical and look nice in our bathroom?
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Utah resorts a skiing destination thanks to Olympics
Nov 20, 2011 6:00 AM - Before the buildup for the Olympics 10 years ago, Snowbasin in Utah was little more than a mom-and-pop operation, with aging lifts and amenities and offices in a single-wide trailer. Plenty has changed since the 2002 Winter Games put Utah's ski industry on the map. -
New coasters gear up for 2012
Nov 20, 2011 6:00 AM - A host of new roller coasters, a 12-acre town lifted straight out of the animated "Cars" movies and an elaborate "Transformers" 3-D simulator ride are among the new theme park attractions scheduled to open around the country in 2012.
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