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...chocolate and hot cider have a little competition for the holiday-beverage market--cold soda. This winter, revelers have a couple of new holiday-themed brews from which to choose. Jones Soda's fivepack of flavored sodas--Turkey & Gravy, Cranberry, Mashed Potato & Butter, Green Bean Casserole and Fruitcake--sold out of their online store within an hour, despite tasting rather revoltingly like turkey, mashed potato and green-bean casserole. For those looking for something a little more quaffable, Oop!Juice (which despite the name is all soda, no juice) offers up blueberry-flavored Gefilte Fizz, sour apple Santa Sauce (which...
...years, as Jenkins attained a standard of living better than that of most North Koreans. But it was still far below that of most other countries. The Jenkins house had no hot running water, the electricity frequently did not work, and the heating was so feeble that during winter family members wore five layers of clothing at home. By raising their own chickens and growing their own vegetables, however, they usually had enough food, even as others in the country were starving...
Charlie Bishop is keen on touting the virtues of wool. Besides being all natural and biodegradable, wool, he will tell you, is flame, water, wrinkle and stain resistant--plus it keeps you warm in winter and cool in summer. But first and foremost, he wants to spread the word that wool isn't scratchy. "That's the presumption we've got to change," he says with a grin. Today's wool, like the kind being produced by his family's business, Pendleton Woolen Mills in Portland, Ore., is soft, supple, lightweight and not at all irritating...
...Grimm said. “But we were kind of left in the dark for the most part, so it wasn’t a distraction in that sense. But we’re glad to have it behind us now so we can focus on spring ball and winter conditioning...
...34th year of the Christmas Revels promises to be the best yet, featuring fiddlers, clog dancers and a multitude of Quebecois musicians performing in celebration of the winter solstice. Patrick Swanson directs the revelry, heavy on audience participation. Come feel the tradition. Tickets available at the Harvard Box Office, $42/$32/$20 adults, $32/$22/$12 children under 12. Friday at 8 p.m., Saturday at 3 and 8 p.m., Sunday at 1 and 5 p.m. Sanders Theater...