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• Star photographers share their favorite photos of 2009

  
  Kansas City Star — Authority: 809
  Oct. 17 A cast-off shoe captures the essence of the Mudapalooza mud volleyball tournament in Kansas City, Kan.
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• ‘Nutcracker veteran taking one last bow

  
  Kansas City Star — Authority: 809
  Matthew Donnell, a native of Mount Airy, N.C., has danced with the Kansas City Ballet for 10 years. Currently he is performing the roles of the Mouse King and Drosselmeyer in “The Nutcracker,” which runs through Dec. 27. Donnell, who is retiring at the end of this season, keeps a blog at matthewdonnell.blogspot.com
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• 50-year-old finds that age is no excuse in the karate ring — or in life

  
  Kansas City Star — Authority: 809
  The Expo Center rumbles with at least 15 karate rings surging at once. Hundreds of people, dressed in white martial arts robes called dobaks, slice the air with hand moves. Kick invisible opponents. Land their feet in pre-determined stances.
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• Deck the halls with memories and traditions

  
  Kansas City Star — Authority: 809
  Christmas in our house centers on the children. My husband and I try to create memories and celebrate the religious aspect with our kids instead of focusing on expensive material gifts.
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• It all started with a splash

  
  Kansas City Star — Authority: 809
  Lorrie Eigles was happy with her life. Though she had been trying hard to find the right guy, that August of 1982, the 29-year-old St. Louis woman had come to terms with herself, deciding she had a great life and was going to enjoy it.
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• Light up your party attire with jewelry

  
  Kansas City Star — Authority: 809
  Designer Beth Costner of Leawood fashioned these blue and dark topaz earrings from vintage crystal rings and crystal balls.
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• Branch House by Benjamin Degen

  
  Kansas City Star — Authority: 809
  Branch House” by Benjamin Degen appears at first to be composed of discrete fragments of wood and texture. But look again; you’ll see the painstaking strokes Degen used to create a collage-like illusion in this oil-on-canvas gallery favorite.
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• The All-Electric House from the 1950s

  
  Kansas City Star — Authority: 809
  Billed as “California living!” in 1954, the Johnson County Museum’s “All-Electric House” introduced Kansas Citians to their collective, luxury-laden electric futures.
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• Party planner | Dec. 13-19

  
  Kansas City Star — Authority: 809
  Dec. 13 HENRY W. BLOCH HUMAN RELATIONS AWARD GALA DINNER to honor Karen L. Pletz; Westin Crown Center. 913-327-8126.
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• Its time to say no to drinks on a plane

  
  Kansas City Star — Authority: 809
  Don’t drink and fly. That’s right. It’s time to limit, or even stop, serving alcohol on flights.
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• Crocodile still rocks in fashion

  
  Kansas City Star — Authority: 809
  The luxurious look of crocodile has always been popular with wealthy fashionistas. Indeed, lists of the world’s most expensive handbags prominently feature crocodile purses by the likes of Fendi, Jimmy Choo and Yves St. Laurent.
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• Get a taste of Chicagos ethnic neighborhoods

  
  Kansas City Star — Authority: 809
  From Greektown to Chinatown, from the Polish Triangle to Pakistani restaurants on Devon Street, Chicago has a wealth of diverse ethnic neighborhoods to explore.
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• Daouda Kantes winning attitude has taken him far

  
  Kansas City Star — Authority: 809
  Daouda Kante, 31, was born in Mali and played on his countrys national soccer team. He also played professional soccer for the Miami Fusion, D.C. United and New England Revolution before settling in Spring Hill. Kante was recently honored at the Kindest Kansas Citians awards dinner by Synergy Services for his youth ...
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• Kansas City has delicious assortment of homegrown pastry prodigies

  
  Kansas City Star — Authority: 809
  My 12-year-old niece, Jenna, is totally sweet on Duff Goldman, the rock musician-turned-pastry chef and star of the Food Networks “Ace of Cakes.” Weekly episodes unfold at Charm City Cakes in Baltimore, where Goldman and his team of pastry artists use drills, saws and blow torches to fashion cakes shaped like a box ...
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• Comedy Gold: Kansas City Star Runs Wrong KU Coaching Candidates Photo

  
  Nick Sloan's Official Web Site — Authority: 426
  Bottom Line Communications picked up on this. Apparently, even the favorite university of the "paper of record" in Kansas City isnt spared from bad editing . The photo they ran is Buffalos defensive coordinator: I suppose the assignment for the page layout department was to find a black guy in a Buffalo ...
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• What the Heartland Reads

  
  Book Group Buzz - Discussion of Book Clubs, Reading Lists, and Literary News - Booklist Online — Authority: 126
  The  compilation begins in October as Steve Paul, a Senior Editor at The Kansas City Star , emails/texts/badgers all his reading friends for their top titles of 2009. We know he has a deadline, but we’re just as frantic as we page through our reading logs and sort the piles of books we’ve scanned, skimmed, ...
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• Architecture A-Z: T is for Tensegrity

  
  Kansas City Star — Authority: 809
  i Kenneth Snelson ’s outdoor sculpture “Triple Crown,” installed in 1991 at the south end of Crown Center , reflects a structural idea associated with his onetime teacher Buckminster Fuller. The word refers to the balance of tension and compression in various kinds of three-dimensional woven forms. And an ...
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• Bob Trapp of Trapp & Co. shares a bouquet of memories

  
  Kansas City Star — Authority: 809
  You started your company in 1969. Does it seem like 100 years ago or like yesterday? Like yesterday.
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• Small steps can take you far

  
  Kansas City Star — Authority: 809
  If you’re ready to take control of your health, start by washing your hands (and not just in flu season) for 15 to 20 seconds. Prevention goes well beyond the mammograms, prostate screenings or blood tests that we can get at the doctor’s office. It’s the little steps you take that can keep you healthy.
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• 21 Days to ‘Christmas Story: Behind the scenes at the Rep

  
  Kansas City Star — Authority: 809
  Thwak ! A steel nail drives through plywood in a scene shop jammed with wood, metal, paint and the din of workers rushing to construct a childs phantasmagoric memory: Christmastime, 1939.
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