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Some in the sea of pink t-shirts at Reynolds Coliseum Sunday night came to see a scrappy women’s college basketball game, some to support cancer research, some both. And this time, some at the annual Hoops 4 Hope event at N.C. State University had also come to see Scotty.
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Every January, my spouse of seven years and I make separate lists of our previous year's accomplishments and joys, our disappointments and sorrows.
Modified: 02/12/12 06:17:27 AMOur Lives: Couldn't find the surgeon's office in Durham. Neither could my GPS. Drove right by it and wound up in a strip mall with a Burger King, dry cleaners, Chinese restaurant and nail salon.
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Pulling on a pair of purple gloves, curator Sarah Schroth set to assembling two small tabletop mobiles at Duke's Nasher Museum of Art. More than mere toys, they were original works by the late Alexander Calder, godfather of the mobile.
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Weekend gourmet: My past columns in February have caused me some grief. When I try to do a cozy dinner for two to celebrate Valentine's Day, I get slammed with email about using garlic and onions. Hey, that's the way I cook!
Modified: 02/12/12 06:28:05 AMThe next time you're sitting across from someone, eating with him, take note: Are you taking bites at the same time?
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You can help send culinary students from Wake Technical Community College on a three-week trip to France by eating French food.
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Past times: N&O researcher Teresa Leonard looks at yesteryear in the Triangle and North Carolina on the blog Past Times.
Modified: 02/11/12 04:35:35 PMSnow: Since we are of the same political faith, politics has never posed a problem in our marriage. Until recently.
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My past columns in February have caused me some grief. When I try to do a cozy dinner for two to celebrate Valentine's Day, I get slammed with email about using garlic and onions. Hey, that's the way I cook!
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Posted along a wall of Cindi Leive's office at the Conde Nast building are a dozen recent covers of Glamour, the magazine she has edited for the past decade, all of them showing a celebrity pinned against a flat white background.
Modified: 02/08/12 05:45:17 PMGet Fit More
Richard Morgan looks at old photos of himself from when he weighed 265 pounds and sometimes cries.
Modified: 02/11/12 07:38:59 AMHome and Garden More
Don't look now, but your home is under assault. Simple fixes can help prevent home invasion by pollen, mold and dust.
Modified: 02/11/12 04:30:01 AMFaith and Religion More
The Catholic Diocese of Raleigh will soon begin the long process of determining whether the first North Carolina native to be ordained a priest should be declared a saint.
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Every January, my spouse of seven years and I make separate lists of our previous year's accomplishments and joys, our disappointments and sorrows.
Modified: 02/12/12 06:17:27 AMTravel More
It's officially called the Metromover, but many call it the "people mover." Whatever you call it, this elevated train is your free ticket to sightseeing in downtown Miami.
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Carole Tanzer Miller, features editor
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