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Twitter takes on McGary
The Twitterverse caught region fever Monday afternoon, exploding with the hashtag #mcgarysonofnorris.
At Home: 10 steps to the perfect sofa
I still remember my shock and dismay when I realized that sofas had to be bought. Somehow I thought sofas just happened. They always simply showed up in homes, hotels, and offices without explanation or fanfare, like feral kittens or bills.
At Home: Fixin' to Sell
Maybe it’s because I was the youngest in my family. Maybe it’s because I’m five-foot-three and have a voice like snow white, but I lash out like a cornered rattlesnake when someone doesn’t take me seriously.
Authorities: Teen wounded in Ga. school shooting
ATLANTA | A 14-year-old student was wounded in a shooting at a middle school Thursday, and a suspect was taken into custody, authorities said. No other students were hurt.
At Home: If you can dress, you can decorate
I know, I know, to many of you the idea of decorating an empty room feels as horrifying as one of those dreams where you're suddenly in public naked. But I'm going to fix that.
At Home: Turn Your Closet into a Boutique Just for You
Quick: Which room in your house needs attention the most? Kitchen? Bathroom? Garage?
NFC championship: 2 teams, different perspectives
ATLANTA | The Falcons are well aware of just how desperate this city is for its first Super Bowl championship.
At Home: How to sell what where
The author of "Garage Sale Millionaire" had come to Orlando to visit theme parks with his wife and 3-year-old son. I took it as a sign. Divine deliverance.
At Home: Parents’ possessions put past in perspective
Like my mother, the Roman God Janus — for whom January is named — had eyes in the back of his head. In fact, he had an entire face on the back of his head, so he could look backward and forward at once. This feature earned him the distinction of “god of doors.” He ruled comings and goings.
Ask a Designer: Create an organization hub at home
Getting a family organized requires more than a few well-chosen New Year's resolutions. Increasingly, homeowners are carving out a physical space — anything from a single kitchen cabinet to an entire spare room — that can function as a family information center and workstation.
At Home: Resolving to repurpose
This time of year I always feel a little sick to my stomach, and not just because of those midnight romps at the dessert buffet with the bottomless glass of Prosecco. (Do they make a combo antacid headache tablet?)
At Home: A Look Back at Lessons Learned 2012, Part 2
A look back at the lessons the year served up reveals I once again had my share of jams, upheavals and awakenings. I faithfully reported these with what I hope some would call humor served with a dollop of advice on the side.
High or dry? Staying sober for New Year's Eve
Whether in recovery or not interested for other reasons, the holidays often mean an excess of booze and drugs.
CDC says US flu season starts early, could be bad
Health officials on Monday said suspected flu cases have jumped in five Southern states, and the primary strain circulating tends to make people sicker than other types.
NFL INSIDER: Bears in do-or-die territory
It's the time of year when the men are separated from the boys in the NFL.
Recovered Titanic jewels to go on display
Most of the jewelry recovered from the wreckage of the Titanic will go on public display for the first time with a three-city tour.
Yummy: lunch sacks with DIY character
A desire to recycle, save money and add that personal, imaginative touch is what entices many crafty people to create what easily can be bought. This time of year, that includes crafting a lunch sack.
From cocktails to coat racks, Holiday Hosting 101
Not everyone can be Martha Stewart. For the mere mortal hosts among us, holiday party planning can whip up stress and anxiety: Is my house inviting? Do I have enough chairs? What about food?
3rd event is the most important in FedEx Cup
CARMEL | Marc Leishman remembers the nervous feeling as he stood over a short putt on the final hole of the BMW Championship. It was his first time in the FedEx Cup, and the stakes were so enormous that he had a hard time blocking out everything but getting the ball in the cup.
Paralympics an inspiration to war-wounded athletes
LONDON | The explosion that took away Brad Snyder's sight couldn't touch the Navy lieutenant's fighting spirit.
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