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LIVE CHAT: HBO’s Game of Thrones: “Second Sons,” Sunday, 9 p.m. ET
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Oxbow and Gary Stevens surprise with Preakness win (Slideshow)
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Why do presidents lie? What good does it do?
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Interview: Michelle Ching overcomes recession with ViSalus success
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Letting terrorism win: Shutting down Boston was the wrong decision
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Farmacia Santa Maria Novella: Italy's essence of travel in Florence
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Should economics rely on mathematical models?
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Bad Cop / Bad Cop headlines a night of punk and hip hop
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Obama's handlers mishandle the Chicago Way
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Ben Affleck, Kanye West in ‘Saturday Night Live’ 38th season finale
Not What You Expect with Mary L. Tabor
What is life after 50? 60? It can be not what you expect. Filled with joy, tears, humour and challenge, life after menopause is not the end, just a new beginning.
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Write a poem for Mother's Day
How even a bad poem can make Mother's Day a day to remember. Published 9:15 a.m. May 12, 2013 - Comments
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Passover or Easter: Loving memories evoked
A father recalled in loving memory for the Passover holiday of renewal. Published 10:16 a.m. March 26, 2013 - Comments
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Valentine's Day Love Letters
With apologies to Hallmark, let's rethink the Valentine Day card. Published 6:00 a.m. February 13, 2013 - Comments
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Top Ten Love Stories. Plus 2
A book list for lovers, friends, and readers that will make you want to create a book club. Published 2:50 p.m. December 31, 2012 - Comments
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Poet Ravi Shankar on love and creativity
Poet Ravi Shankar talks about the creation of a love poem and more... Published 8:34 p.m. December 11, 2012 - Comments
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Rosh Hashanah 5773: Memory and renewal
The Jewish New Year recalled with a daughter's memory of Yom Kippur. Published 3:00 p.m. September 16, 2012 - Comments
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Heaven and Hell; Or, for the love of food
Penn Quarter Bodega may bring fresh food at last to center city DC. Published 6:53 p.m. August 21, 2012 - Comments
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LeRoy Neiman 1921-2012 - The last interview before his death
LeRoy Neiman, legendary artist, dies on June 20, 2012 just weeks following his 91st birthday and release of his memoir, All Told Published 9:35 a.m. June 21, 2012 - Comments
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LeRoy Neiman, 91-artist, provocateur-tells all
On LeRoy Neiman's autobiography, his paintings-some from his private collection-and an interview. Published 11:00 a.m. June 8, 2012 - Comments
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Jakuchu's scrolls at National Gallery of Art
Fleeting blossoms, transformative art. Published 12:18 a.m. April 6, 2012 - Comments
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Mary Tabor
I’m the author of the novel Who by Fire, the memoir (Re)Making Love: a sex after sixty story and The Woman Who Never Cooked, which won Mid-List Press’s First Series Award. I graduated from high school and ...
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Contributions to the Communities Sports desk from readers.
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Oxbow and Gary Stevens surprise with Preakness win (Slideshow)
Oxbow, with him long time winning jockey Gary Stevens, pulled out his most spectacular win in the 138th Preakness Stakes.
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2013 Preakness TV schedule and coverage
Some say Orb is a shoo-in, but not if Departing and Mylute have anything to say about it.
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NFL Patriots release Kyle Love after diabetes diagnosis
Kyle Love, defensive tackle for the Patriots, was released just days after finding out that he has diabetes.
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Preakness post positions favor Orb and Goldencents
Orb should take the second jewel in the Triple Crown with ease on Saturday.
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Oxbow and Gary Stevens surprise with Preakness win (Slideshow)
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Steps to Authentic Happiness via Positive Psychology
Happiness is attainable. Morning to night. I love to teach, deal with folks that have an issue and really wish to tackle it and write.
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Making Waves: A Hawaii Perspective on Washington Politics
How does our 50th state view D.C. politics?
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Truth Hurts
Political centrist who tells it like it is
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Consider Again
"Critical thinking is thinking about your thinking while you're thinking in order to make your thinking better." - Dr. Richard Paul
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Travels with Peabod
Life lessons, adventures, people places and observations as I undertake my personal quest to travel to 100 or more countries before I die.
I’m the author of the novel Who by Fire, the memoir (Re)Making Love: a sex after sixty story and The Woman Who Never Cooked, which won Mid-List Press’s First Series Award. I graduated from high school and went to college when I was barely sixteen. I always think I am the youngest person in the room—am trying to get over that—or maybe not because I have so much to learn.
You can read more about the so-called literal biography, where I went to school and jobs I’ve held, at http://maryltabor.com but one thing’s for sure: I believe love is the answer. Now, what was the question? In this column, I’ll try to figure that out with you.
