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    Taking Time Off to Focus on Fitness

    What's Your Workout: Alison Shaw is trading in her job at Hang Seng Bank to focus on achieving three fitness goals, one of which is to run a 126.6-kilometer ultramarathon.

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    First Comes Baby, Then Comes Disney

    Despite some parents’ noblest efforts to shield kids from consumerism and invasive marketing, resistance is becoming increasingly futile. That’s my pessimistic assessment after reading about Disney's efforts to market Disney Baby, its infant line, to parents in hospital maternity wards.

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    Key to Happy Marriage: Mom Cooks, Dad Plays?

    I read with great interest a new study on shared parenting that found that couples where the father participates equally in traditional caregiving tasks, like preparing meals or giving baths, tend to clash more than couples where the mother does a bigger share.

  • The New Science of Perfect Hindsight

    In his Moving Targets column, Joe Queenan looks at the jaw-dropping findings of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Report, and reveals its priceless work solving widespread riddles of history.

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    The Tradition of the Pharoahs Lives On

    Egypt's modern leaders have always seen themselves in the mold of their ancient royal predecessors.

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  • 'The Game,' Season 4, Episode 5, 'Men In Crisis': TV Recap

    Finally, after five episodes, "The Game" has reached back into its storytelling well and recycled the one plotline they know everyone cares about the most: Derwin and Melanie having problems in their marriage. Long time fans may not want to admit it, but the last couple of episodes of "The Game" have been stale, partly because Melanie and Derwin seemed to be getting along. But this week's episode was a different story.

  • 'American Idol' Season 10, San Francisco Auditions: TV Recap

    Golden ticket hopefuls from the Golden Gate gave it their best shot on this, the last week of Idol auditions. First up and out: Ukraine-born, belly-dancing Inessa Lee who insisted the judges missed out on the best thing in Hollywood when they showed her to the door. But all agreed that while she filled the room with cuteness and youth, she came up short on melody and voice. She didn't set the tone for the night though -- a stream of yeses quickly followed.

  • 'Brotherhood': When Fraternity Hazings Go Bad

    In films about fraternities, most usually fall into the raunchy comedy or horror genre, but L.A-based and Texas bred first-time feature writer/director Will Canon sets out to break that paradigm in his crime thriller "Brotherhood."

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