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• Tech Q&A

  The mystery of the disappearing email

  I suspect that a computer glitch at your email provider caused your email to disappear.
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  Jolie: A woman with a new cause

  In her bad girl days, Angelina Jolie's body was a billboard for tattoos that said such things as "Billy Bob."
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  Dance review

  Goblen digs deep, flies high in ‘Pet’

  Falling in love means taking a risk, and Rudi Goblen takes plenty of risks in his new solo theater piece, PET.

• Knight Foundation

  Knight Foundation picks 66 Arts Challenge finalists

  The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation on Monday announced 66 finalists for its Knight Arts Challenge, which has pumped $86 million into South Florida’s creative community since 2006.
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  Screen gems: What’s ahead in movies and on TV for the week of May 12

  The week ahead at the movies and on TV
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  Seth Meyers to replace Jimmy Fallon late at night

  Seth Meyers is moving from his "Weekend Update" desk to his own late night show on NBC.
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  History

  Final book in World War II trilogy grim, depressing — and a terrific read

  The third book in Rick Atkinson’s World War II trilogy is grim, depressing and a terrific read.
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  Leading men

  Slate: The problem with Gatsby and Draper (N.Y.)

  Hang onto your scotch tumbler, Don Draper — you are about to get upstaged by the greatest stuffed shirt in American lit.
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  Gadgets & Gizmos

  Hitcase Pro helps you record your extreme moments

  A lot of words can be used to describe the Hitcase Pro case for the iPhone 4/4S and 5 ($129.99), including waterproof, shockproof and innovative.
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  fantasy

  The Zombies among us

  In real life, they’re real estate agents, accountants, students — and journalists. But thanks to ‘The Walking Dead’ craze, the plague can turn anyone
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  Coral Gables

  Coral Gables All-Star Jazz Ensemble to compete at Lincoln Center

  The CAP All-Star Jazz Ensemble, based out of Coral Gables Congregational Church, will be heading up to the Big Apple to compete in the prestigious Essentially Ellington competition at Jazz at Lincoln Center.
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  Screen gems: What’s ahead in movies and on TV for the week of May 5

  The week ahead at the movies and on TV
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  A thrilling ‘War Horse’ thunders into the Broward Center

  Theatrical magic and artful puppetry power the Royal National Theatre’s award-winning production.
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  2013 summer movie preview

  Sequels, giant robots and superheroes are hurtling our way.
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  Holidays

  Virtually every days’s worth celebrating

  It’s almost time to honor the people who keep company websites running, maintain Twitter accounts or archive company documents.
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  Performing arts

  Performance artist Rudi Goblen is a master of re-invention

  Voracious virtuosity has propelled Rudi Goblen to the top of Miami’s live-arts scene
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  Poetry

  Poetry project of Honduran schoolchildren attracts Inaugural poet Richard Blanco

  The Inaugural poet and an award-winning poet turned priest are getting Honduran schoolchildren to bare their souls — even when they’re shattered
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  dining

  Chef and his ‘Sauce Queen’ have turned their Hollywood Taco Spot into a hot spot

  Chef and his ‘Sauce Queen’ have turned their Hollywood Taco Spot into a hot spot
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  Restaurant review

  Kaluz on the Intracoastal looks fine, but lacks charisma

  I’m not sure I know of a more-showstopping restaurant than Kaluz.
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  Restaurant review

  South Beach’s Doré glitters with glam

  Maybe all that glitters at Doré, the ambitious new addition to the South Beach scene, is not gold — but the place sure is stunning.

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