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Erik takes the lid off the metal tray containing the tamales and the vapory aromas of salt, sweet chili, corn, and butter escape.
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Now, the baking whiz is out with an update to his book "Creating the Sweet World of White House Desserts: A Pastry Chef's Secrets," which takes the lid off some of the techniques and recipes he honed cooking for commanders in chief.
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In a story that takes the lid off events in Lebanon, Don Stevens becomes a reluctant hero, and in doing so, gets the scoop of a lifetime.
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The neighbourhood covers , and is named after Walden, a book by Henry David Thoreau.Myke Thomas, "Genstar takes the LID off", Calgary Sun, July 14, 2007. Archived here (accessed January 8, 2008). When completed, Walden will consist of three "villages", a park system.
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Secon is the son of Berta (née Moltke) and Paul Secon.The Michigan Daily: "Lucas takes the "lid off" of hip hop" 9 December 1994 His mother is a painter from Denmark and served as the former head of the Danish Academy of Arts; while his father - who was of Jewish descent \- was a musician, songwriter, music critic, Billboard reporter, and businessman who co-founded the retailer Pottery Barn. Paul Secon's songs were performed by Nat King Cole, the Ink Spots, Rosemary Clooney, and the Mills Brothers, who recorded Secon's composition "You Never Miss the Water (Till the Well Runs Dry)".
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Another reviewer compared it with Richard Gordon's Doctor at Sea, saying "Mr Pook takes the lid off banking quite irreverently, often hilariously, but never offensively ... There is nothing deep about the humour but I cannot recall many modern novels in which it is so well sustained." An Australian reviewer considered Pook "an outstanding humorous writer", and wrote "it is a relief and a joy to find a book like .. Banking on Form .... wonderful fun." Pook became The Daily Mirror reviewer's "favourite "funny ha-ha" author of many years' chortling", while a later reviewer of The Teacher's Hand-Pook found it a "very funny little book", and suggested that "many a teacher might do worse than to take a few tips from the various Pookisms." Recurring themes in the books are Pook's obsession with physical culture and sport, his military career in the Royal Marines, his teaching and banking careers, overseas travels, his ambition to be an actor and his own writing career.
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