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			<title>The flower of Coeur d&apos;Alene</title>
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			<description>I wanted to take my daughter, DaNae Aguirre and her boyfriend, Zach Todd, out for a special lunch. My daughter suggested The Syringa.The Syringa restaurant, located on Fourth Ave., owned by Viijo and Autumn Basso, opened in 2004. Viijo Basso, 37, went to Portlands Western Culinary Institute and worked as an intern and chef at a French cuisine restaurant in Seattle while moonlighting as a Sushi chef at Mahiko, a Japanese restaurant.</description>
			
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			<source url="http://www.nicsentinel.com/?refsource=collegeheadlines">The NIC Sentinel (http://www.nicsentinel.com), North Idaho College</source>
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			<title>Happy hour heaven</title>
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			<description>For all who are tired of drinking at bars where shoes stick to the floor, smoke stains  clothes and $5 buys a shot of liquor and a whole lot of ice, do not despair.  There is a place to get your drink on with class. Located on 315 Wallace Ave. in Coeur dAlene, the 315 Martinis and Tapas is a restaurant and martini bar that specializes in gourmet foods and unique martini flavors.</description>
			
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		Mon, 01 Feb 2010 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
			<source url="http://www.nicsentinel.com/?refsource=collegeheadlines">The NIC Sentinel (http://www.nicsentinel.com), North Idaho College</source>
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			<collegepublisher:subheadline>315 Martinis and Tapas bar gets creative</collegepublisher:subheadline>
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			<title>Washington protects literacy, world as we knew it</title>
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			<description>By Evan ConnetDiversionsMy initial thoughts upon seeing the first trailer for &quot;The Book of Eli&quot; were immensely positive as the amazing pieces began to stack up. Denzel Washington? Always a plus. A post-apocalyptic scenario ripe for action and anarchy? Count me in.</description>
			
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			<source url="http://barometer.orst.edu/?refsource=collegeheadlines">The Daily Barometer (http://barometer.orst.edu), Oregon State University</source>
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			<collegepublisher:subheadline>Post-apocalyptic genre wave continues with religious  exploration of civilization</collegepublisher:subheadline>
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			<title>Top five movies fixating on anatomy</title>
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			<description>By Peter BanuelosDiversionsIts time to talk body parts. I want to talk about great films that somehow involve some part, or parts of the human body. It is time for an anatomy lesson and a film lesson - all rolled in one. Most of the five films listed have, by coincidence, been released in the last decade, all except one - a classic from 1939.</description>
			
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