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November 14, 2012 Columns » Front Porch

100 calories, or less

by Bill Kirk

The signature centennial event of 2012 is, in most circles, the untimely sinking of the great mail ship halfway through her maiden voyage. For me, this year marks the centennial of my parents' births. They outlasted the Titanic by many decades, obviously,…

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