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Before all those ghost and goblins come knocking on your door, could your front entry use a little sprucing up for fall? Whether you like to decorate with the natural elements of a fall harvest or add a little spook fact...
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Extreme Body Painting Takes Halloween Costumes to a New Level

The Huffington Post - 10 Oct 2014 20:42
Extreme Body Painting Takes Halloween Costumes to a New Level I veered into the former mall parking lot, where Longmont's mega Halloween pop-up shop usually looms every October. But this year I found a flat stretch of earth, the genesis of much-needed redevelopment. No racks of pre...
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The Heartbreaking And Beautiful Faces Of People Living With Alzheimer's Disease Alzheimer's disease is a far-reaching condition, one that rips through not only the lives of those who have personally suffered through the diagnosis, but the lives of family members, friends and caretakers who brush up ...
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This weekend you can carve a pumpkin with WakeMed pediatric surgeons or sing along with Rolie Polie Guacamole.
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Spend The Next Two Hours Watching 'The Empire Strikes Back Uncut' Cut together from more than 480 fan-made segments, "The Empire Strikes Back Uncut" is your ultimate time waster of the day. The two-hour movie is a shot-for-shot remake of "Star Wars: Episode V" culled together in a way ...
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Robert Wilson's Shakespearean "Cabaret"

The Huffington Post - 10 Oct 2014 00:51
Robert Wilson's Shakespearean The Brooklyn Academy of Music and Robert Wilson have had a long and storied history. The cross pollination has been benefit to both. Wilson's particular brand of modernism, a mixture of dance and surrealist esthetics, a ...
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Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright no doubt has read the densest of briefing books and policy papers, but it seems her literary tastes also run a bit lighter. Albright unmasked herself as a Harry Potter nerd th...
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Source for Geometric Drawing Wallpaper? -- Good Questions

Apartment Therapy - 10 Oct 2014 14:45
Q: Hi, I saw this image on Tumblr and of course no one credited the source. I was wondering if any Apartment Therapy readers knew where this wallpaper came from or who made it? I hope it's not one of a kind!
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Before & After: A $1 Retro Rack is Revived

Apartment Therapy - 10 Oct 2014 15:00
Chelsea found this gem at a local swapper's day right outside Columbus, Ohio (I think we can all agree that sounds like paradise). She tells us she saw this little retro magazine rack from a distance and "immediately red...
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5 Things To Try This Weekend: Fall Breakfast Ideas

The Glitter Guide - 10 Oct 2014 14:53
Weekends are a time for relaxing, sleeping in, cuddling and enjoying a lazy, delicious breakfast--which is why we’ve found five fall recipes perfect for cozy fall weekends. We always love ...
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Ray Chen, an immensely gifted young violinist from Australia, made a successful debut on the Washington Performing Arts Society's prestigious recital series Thursday evening at the Kennedy Center's Terrace Theater. In a ...
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In the span of nearly five decades, David Bowie has portrayed a space alien, a circus mime, a transgender glam rocker, a debonair nightclub crooner and so many more chameleonic characters that it now takes a globe-trotti...
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You may say chili; I may say chile. What's the difference and why the two spellings?
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Ed Moses: The Lion of Venice Reflects on Maintaining the Fire

The Huffington Post - 10 Oct 2014 20:37
Ed Moses: The Lion of Venice Reflects on Maintaining the Fire Ed Moses, the grand lion of Venice, California, sits in a black chair in his studio gallery slowly rotating, watching as studio assistants move his huge paintings on geometric canvases. These are from his crackaleur seri...
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Justin Simien is careful to use air quotes when he describes his feature directorial debut as a "black film." The quotes are fitting when it comes to Simien's "Dear White People," which he also wrote. The movie, which op...
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Weingarten: Weingarten: The modern game of telephone

Washington Post - 10 Oct 2014 12:00
One morning afew weeks ago, I glanced at a newspaper and noticed the date, which took me by surprise. Immediately, I sent a text to my editor, Tom the Butcher, and because I now have the most modern of smartphones, I did...
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Katy Perry Reportedly Picked To Play Super Bowl Halftime Show

The Huffington Post - 10 Oct 2014 10:53
Katy Perry Reportedly Picked To Play Super Bowl Halftime Show More than 100 million people may soon hear Katy Perry roar. The pop star has been reportedly picked to play the halftime show at Super Bowl XLIX. Both Billboard and the New York Post cite sources as saying the "Californi...
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Linda Rodin: At 66, a style icon to women half her age

News Observer - 10 Oct 2014 10:00
The go-go boots were long gone when Linda Rodin peaked as a model.
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The McKinley Museum's underwear is showing.
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It's been called the most scrutinized artifact on earth, but to the faithful, the Shroud of Turin signifies the reality of Jesus' death and resurrection.
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Some Los Angeles diners are discovering an unfamiliar new item when the bill comes for the truffled lobster Bolognese and for their crunchy Spanish fried chicken and waffles - a…
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NEW YORK -- Some theater lovers' idea of heaven just may be a soigné Manhattan apartment where for all eternity Nathan Lane is perched on a lounge, holding a tumbler of scotch and chattily spewing one-liners about their...
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