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Real Estate 2006: Where Do You Go From Here?

EMPTY NESTERS Big house. Kids finally out of it. Prices still high. Is it time to cash in — even if we’re not really ready […]

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Real Estate 2006: Price Anxiety

NOTHING HAUNTS HOMEOWNERS like these two words: “housing bubble.” We’ve been hearing about it, everywhere and incessantly, for at least a year now. Most people […]

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Locoas Parentis: It’s a Real World After All

“I’m home!” I announce as I trudge through the front door in my overcoat, laden with purse and briefcase and reading matter from the office. […]

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Contrarian: 1,000 Years of Jim Gardner?

NOW THAT THE Atkins Revolution has gone bankrupt because the food was revolting, the strangest diet book around is one put out by Rodale, the […]

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The Good Life: Favorite Things: Khaliah Ali

The daughter of boxing great Muhammad Ali wears several hats: model-turned-fashion-entrepreneur, spokesperson for charitable causes, single mom. Raised on the Main Line, she recently moved […]

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The Good Life: Vanity: Bottled Youth?

Marshall Sager is used to trying on new hats. In 1991, after nearly 25 years in practice as a family physician, he set up shop […]

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Style: Kick Stands

IF YOU WANT: A pair that looks as good with jeans as it does with skirts or pants. CHECK OUT: Puma. We have a crush […]

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Pulse: 60-Second Critic: Creative Buzz: March 2006

Sidney D. Kirkpatrick’s The Revenge of Thomas Eakins offers a portrait of the artist as a clear-headed pioneer of realism bumping up against prudish Victorian […]

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Pulse: 60-Second Critic: March 2006

DVDs Jerry Blavat: The Lost Episodes ($20; call 215-923-0550) In the year 3420, alien beings digging through the lifeless terrain of our once great planet […]

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Pulse: A&E: Local Talent: Zoe Strauss

In 2000, South Philly artist Zoe Strauss embarked on a 10-year project — she would spend the next decade photographing our city’s street-level reality. Five […]

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Pulse: Atlantic City Journal: Sign Language

Lights say a lot about a town, and for the past 30 years, the message of the red neon haze that greets visitors on the […]

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Pulse: Chatter: Buzz … March 2006

Bankruptcy, bipolar disorder, a drug addiction, and the burden of having to wear designer shades rain or shine never stopped restaurateur Neil Stein, so why […]

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Pulse: Chatter: The Appreciation: Action News’s Keith Russell

K-Russ on slam-dunking 76er Andre Iguodala: “The other A.I., Andre Iguodala. Doesn’t like to study … knows how to cram!” K-Russ on slam dunks: “Don’t […]

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Pulse: Chatte: Power: Mammana’s Main Man

Within the past year, tough guy/philanthropist Joe Mammana has made the jump from ex-con to basic-cable folk hero (“You Don’t Want Me to Get Angry,” […]

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Pulse: Chatter: Pharmacology: The Dude Strikes Back

In his new book Clearing the Bases, former Phillie Mike Schmidt writes about the first time he saw the effects of steroids: It was the […]