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The list of productive things I do for my wife is not long. I leave dishes in the sink and laundry in the basket. I often pretend not to notice our baby daughter crying or the Diaper Genie overflowing.
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The Lost Tribe
Corey searches for long-missing family member
By Corey Levitan
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Get Your Sheitel On
Wearing Wigs as an Act of Public Modesty
By Lynn Wexler-Margolies
It’s happened. Jewish women freaking out ... scared senseless at the thought of compulsory head covering just because they’re getting married to an Orthodox man ...
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From the Bakers’ Oven
This Henderson eatery kicks it up a Notch
By Jim Begley
This is a tale of two articles – the first, written four months ago, found a media darling that I thought wasn’t yet ready for primetime. The second reflects upon a recent visit and how the restaurant has found its footing.
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Heather Allen M.D., FACP
Breast Cancer Specialist, Comprehensive Cancer Centers of Nevada
DAVID: Are physicians more neurotic than the general population?
ALLEN: I don’t think neurotic is the right word. I think obsessive compulsive is a better term. You want them to constantly be thinking, weighing the good vs. bad, striving for better therapies for their patients.
