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Creating a Scene 'Real worlds' on stage designed by IWU professor
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BLOOMINGTON - Call it the magic of the theater. The world that
audiences see on stage seems real, whether it's King Lear raging at
the storm or Rafiki sitting on an African ledge.
That "real" world came to exist on stage through an arduous and
complicated process and yet, said professional scenic designer Curtis
Trout, "A lot of people think sets just come with the scripts."
Nothing could be further from the truth.
"It starts with the script," said Trout, 45, resident sce...
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In the latest twist in a strange life, Steve Trout is coming back because . . . Fish gotta swim
Chicago Sun-Times
; BRADENTON, Fla. Steve Trout was always a little different. Everybody knew it, and eventually so did he. Not only was he talented, he was left-handed and free- spirited. But what would anyone expect from the offspring of the appropriately nicknamed "Dizzy" Trout, who apparently summoned the stork
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Consumer insight: trends in the consumption of trout in the home.(Market edge: MEAT--BACON--POULTRY--FISH)(Brief Article)
Grocer
; Healthy perception helps boost trout consumption Amost a third of all trout is consumed for its perceived healthiness. Trout as a healthy option might explain why those aged 45 years and over are the biggest consumers of trout, accounting for 73% of all trout meals eaten. The 45-64 age group has
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Winter trout require subtle touch
Sunday Gazette-Mail
; johnmccoy@wvgazette.com Catching trout during the winter months is a balancing act. It helps that trout are more active in water that's a bit on the chilly side. On the other hand, trout are cold-blooded, and their metabolisms slow dramatically as water temperatures approach freezing. The secret to
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Trout opener Saturday: A season before big changes
Lancaster New Era Lancaster, PA
; ... stocked. But that's next year. How is Saturday's trout season opener shaping up? Well, some good news and bad news for local anglers. First, the encouraging news: A popular section of Little Conestoga Creek from East Petersburg Borough to Harrisburg Pike ...
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Radio news pioneer Robert Trout dies
Chicago Sun-Times
; ... YORK Robert Trout, the pioneering radio news anchor whose crisp baritone and genius ... the first anchor of CBS Radio's "World News Tonight," died of congestive heart failure ... legend first in radio and then in television news." Trout began his career in 1931 as a news ...
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 "The Birmingham Post (England)")
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Top-class start to trout summer season; ANGLING.(News)
The Birmingham Post (England)
; The new trout season opened last week at many major waters, with plenty of big catches. At Rutland Water, two rainbow trout scaling 9lb 12oz 8 drams were caught. Draycote Water had two nine-pounders, as did Packington and Grafham Water. The first of the two big fish at Rutland came to Leicester's
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Firemen's friends; For over 50 years, Grant Trout and I. Lee Brown held top posts in the Paradise Township Fireman's Relief Association. Together, the longtime friends worked to help keep firefighters safe. And together, they recently retired.
Lancaster New Era Lancaster, PA
; Grant Trout of Kinzers and I. Lee Brown of Paradise went to Sunday School together as boys. In 1942, they both were drafted to serve in World War II. Five years later, they teamed up to reactivate an organization designed to help volunteer firefighters in their area. Trout became the Paradise
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Consumer insight: key trends in the consumption of fresh trout in the home.(Brief article)
Grocer
; Older consumers enjoy trout as a healthy option Trout consumption is driven by the time of year. Much more trout is eaten during the spring and summer compared with the rest of the year. Key occasions for trout consumption are in growth. These are teatime, up 36% on 2004, and the evening meal, up
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 "All Things Considered (NPR)")
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Profile: Robert Trout's broadcasting career
All Things Considered (NPR)
; ... WERTHEIMER, host: This is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. I'm Linda Wertheimer. The news on the radio, voices that flowed into your house ... granted. But now we're going to go back to a time when news on the radio was new, to listen to a voice that ...
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THE WILD SIDE: Know your trout
Sunday Gazette-Mail
; Trout fishing can be simple or complicated. When I was a kid, I caught trout using worms and dough balls on a bare hook. As an adult, I've seen fly fishermen with thousands of dollars of equipment hook plenty of trout. And I've also seen many examples of both types of anglers go home empty-handed.
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