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Uncorked! Discover the Wines of Maryland and Virginia

Monday, August 29th, 2011
by on Dining Around

When you think of wine vineyards—most likely the image that comes to mind is lush green rolling fields of Napa Valley or the historic vineyards

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Captain Ferguson’s School for Balloon Warfare

Saturday, August 27th, 2011
by on Playing Around

Omaha, Nebraska 1916. Captain Ferguson sits somewhere between the gung ho, half-cocked enthusiasm portrayed in Richard Lester’s satiric film How I Won the War and

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An American Baker in La Touraine: Kim Baker-Brindel

Friday, August 19th, 2011
by on Living Around

Kim Baker-Brindel is an American pastry chef living, working and selling her American style baked goods in Touraine, France. Ms. Baker-Brindel sat down with Woman

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Woman Around Town:
Deborah Koenigsberger—Heart of Gold

Wednesday, June 22nd, 2011
by on Woman Around Town

Music can stir our emotions and push us to act. Just ask Deborah Koenigsberger. A huge Stevie Wonder fan, she attended all seven of his

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Elliott Erwitt—Humor and Wit in Photographs

Saturday, May 21st, 2011
by on Playing Around

Elliott Erwitt was a child prodigy with a camera, shooting remarkable photographs when he was only 15 years-old. In a career spanning more than 60

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I’m Still Here: A Profile of Jean-Claude Baker

Monday, May 9th, 2011
by on Living Around

“Good times and bum times, I’ve seen them all/And, my dear, I’m still here.” Stephen Sondheim – from Follies Jean-Claude Baker, the adopted son of American

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The Theatrical Event That Is War Horse

Tuesday, April 19th, 2011
by on Playing Around

Deep into the second act of War Horse, a woman sitting a few seats away from me sobbed hysterically and cried out “No!” during a

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Rooms with a View at the Metropolitan Museum

Wednesday, March 30th, 2011
by on Playing Around

In 1806, Caspar David Friedrich, perhaps the greatest German artist of his generation, inaugurated a motif that sparked an artistic trend. Working in the challenging

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