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Dining Review: Grandview Avenue is still the prime spot for a romantic Valentine's Day dinner (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) - Some say that Valentine's Day is rooted in an ancient spring pagan festival, Lupercalia, which honored Lupercal, god of fertility. As part of the rituals of that festival, each young man drew the name of a young woman to love and protect in the coming year.

Who's That Girl DVD Review (BellaOnline) - The 1987 movie Who’s That Girl has finally arrived on DVD. Fans of the Madonna flick have been patiently awaiting the film’s DVD release. It was shocking to some fans that Shanghai Surprise made it to DVD before Who’s That Girl did.

FAMILY MONEY: Wedding will be their first real budgetary test (Kansas City Star) - June Watts and Roman Lee come from different backgrounds, but they have similar views about money. Lee, a 34-year-old pharmaceuticals salesman for Ortho-McNeil, comes from a large family. The ninth of 10 kids, he said he didn’t get a lot of experience growing up with saving or spending.

Zacher Jurors See Crime Scene Video (R News) - Jurors saw a graphic police video in the case of a Greece man accused of killing his wife and daughter. Greece Police Sgt. Brian Ball was one of the first officers at the scene April 8th.

'You work in a call centre, Whydress up?' (rediff.com) - An excerpt from Chetan Bhagat's best-selling novel, One night @ the call centre

Weekend Hotlist: 2/9/06 (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) - "I'm going to the Auto Show!"

Year of the Dog at CAT: Manufacturer offers workers a look inside the culture of China, a growing market (Herald & Review) - DECATUR - Having the words "China" and "American manufacturing" in the same sentence is usually a prelude to singing the blues about cheap imports and lost jobs.

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A Daughter's-eye View of a Man Who Was a Hero to Many (Forward) - My Father Is a Book: A Memoir of Bernard Malamud By Janna Malamud Smith Houghton Mifflin, 304 pages, $24. Perhaps it was silly of me to imagine a tame, tender, avuncular Bernard Malamud.

2003 Summer Fancy Food Show Review (Web-Exclusive) (The Gourmet Retailer) - SEPTEMBER 01, 2003 -- Once again, the Big Apple played host to the largest specialty food trade exhibit in America. The aisles were packed all three days for the 49th Summer NASFT Fancy Food Show in New York City, an event that came early this year, running from June 29 through July 1.