South by Southwest: Bruce Springsteen sings ‘This Land Is Your Land’ (Video)

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Bruce Springsteen began and ended his concert at South by Southwest in Austin on Thursday night with a tribute to folk singer Woody Guthrie, starting his set with “I Ain’t Got No Home,” and ending, joined onstage by dozens of musicians, with a joyful “This Land is Your Land.”

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Gerard Pain gave La Chaumiere its warmth and taste

NRG selects Bluejacket for the name of its new breweryCooking Off the Cuff: Not your standard pancakesPiratz Tavern owners patch up their Corporate signVoltaggio, Mendelsohn, Isabella talk kitchens, ingredientsEntries By CategoryAll We Can EatBeerBooksChat LeftoversChefsComfort FoodFood PoliticsFood labelingHolidayIn SeasonMarkets This WeekMediaRecipesRestaurantsShoppingSmoke SignalsSpiritsSustainable FoodTales of the TestersTelevisionWineStories By DateFull Monthly Archive Posted at 02:45 PM ET, 03/16/2012TheWashingtonPostBy Tim Carman

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Favorite ways to eat green for St. Patrick’s Day

What’s green, Irish and traditional all over? Darina Allen’s Fresh Kale Salad, one of the things we’ll be eating on St. Patrick’s Day. (Deb Lindsey for The Washington Post)

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Gerard Pain gave La Chaumiere its warmth and taste

NRG selects Bluejacket for the name of its new breweryCooking Off the Cuff: Not your standard pancakesPiratz Tavern owners patch up their Corporate signVoltaggio, Mendelsohn, Isabella talk kitchens, ingredientsEntries By CategoryAll We Can EatBeerBooksChat LeftoversChefsComfort FoodFood PoliticsFood labelingHolidayIn SeasonMarkets This WeekMediaRecipesRestaurantsShoppingSmoke SignalsSpiritsSustainable FoodTales of the TestersTelevisionWineStories By DateFull Monthly Archive Posted at 02:45 PM ET, 03/16/2012TheWashingtonPostBy Tim Carman

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‘Bully’ debate comes to Washington as Chris Dodd and Harvey Weinstein debate at MPAA

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Get your kids on board with going meatless once a week

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I am not a huge meat eater. I haven’t officially broken this to my boys because I don’t want them to get the idea that they can boycott large categories of food. Also, my older son loves meat. Given a choice, he will choose meat every time. He is growing faster than I can buy shoes, so clearly his meat cravings are his body’s way of demanding the protein, iron and vitamins that it needs. I don’t want to discourage that. He should listen to his body.

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National Gallery of Art opens collections online

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Now anyone can develop a miniature National Gallery of Art on Pinterest or any mobile device or online program.

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Piratz Tavern owners patch up their Corporate sign

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