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At first, the Winter Games only featured the more established sport of Nordic skiing, but the growing love of downhill skiing resulted in the inclusion of Alpine skiing in the 1936 Winter Games in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany.
BBC: Where did skiing come from?
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Anchored by the diminutive yet deeply flavorful birds, it is a light winter dish that speaks to Mr. Schwartz's love of contrasts: The quail is hot and sweet, the greens are cool, the pear slices are tender and the almonds add crunch.
WSJ: Michael Schwartz's Maple-Glazed Quail With Pear and Almond Salad | Slow Food Fast
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Who doesn't love a nice cushy pair of golf socks for the winter holidays?
WSJ: What to Get a Golfer for the Holidays | Golf Journal by John Paul Newport
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Besides, some Canadians love nothing better than a storm: every winter tourists flock to the beaches of Vancouver Island expressly to watch them lashing in across the Pacific.
ECONOMIST: Peace, order and rocky government
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For those of us who love to get out into the outdoors for some camping, hunting or fishing before winter comes and makes it too cold, the Missouri Department of Conservation has some handy hints for identifying zombies and ensuring your own safety.
FORBES: Hunting or Fishing This Season? Make Sure to Stay Safe From Zombies.