February 2011
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The Heart of the Matter
To thine own self be true. Protect your beating heart by, among other things, shedding extra pounds. Extra baggage — emotional and physical — leads to heart attacks and heartache.
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Best Bets for February
Best Bets for February.
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Contributors: February 2011
Patrick Dunn, Alexa Stanard, Adam Nickel, Heather Saunders
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Arts and Entertainment
February 2011
We’ve Got Mail: February 2011
Praise us or pan us, but just put it down in words. Bravos or boos, we want to hear from you.
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Book: ‘Remembering Hudson’s: The Grand Dame of Detroit Retail’
A new book salutes the vastness and variety of downtown Detroit’s former Hudson’s department store.
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Q&A: Ryan Devlin, of ABC’s ‘Brothers & Sisters’
Grand Rapids native and Michigan State grad Ryan Devlin talks about his burgeoning acting career.
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Why Do We Need Snow?
On top of the financial benefits, ice and snow are essential to Michigan’s environment.
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African-American History Quiz
In honor of Black History Month, test your knowledge of African-American history.
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Beaumont’s Ministrelli Women’s Heart Center
Ministrelli Women’s Heart Center emphasizes prevention and treatment for an ailment often overlooked in females.
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A Troy Cardiologist’s Impressive Heart Collection
A Troy cardiologist doesn’t miss a beat in his quest for unique ticker-shaped items.
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Detroit’s Salt Mine
Opened in 1896, the Detroit’s salt mine was operated for years by the International Salt Mine Co. until 1983, when it closed. But the mine reopened in 1997, when the Detroit Salt Co. assumed ownership.
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Profile: Hamtramck Cartoonist Matt Feazell
Fueled by a sarcastic wit, Hamtramck cartoonist Matt Feazell has been creating Cynicalman and other stick-figure characters for three decades
Hot Spot: Cork Wine Pub
It was a long time coming, but the first alcohol-serving establishment in Pleasant Ridge opened in late November, and it was obvious from the start that the neighborhood had been waiting for it.
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Appetizer: Morning Glory Coffee Shop
Morning Glory is a coffee shop with some added perks.
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Atlas Global Bistro’s Nikki Barbour & Cliff Bells’ Paul Howard
Their stylish menus are enticing enough to attract a loyal clientele of discriminating diners, but no matter how expert they are, restaurant people like to take a break from their own kitchens for a taste of someone else’s cooking.
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Old Stone Bar & Grill & Steven Lelli’s Inn on the Green
Restaurant veteran Molly Abraham noshes around town, tracking down some top spots.
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Recipe: Chili-rubbed Rib-eye Sandwich
Chili-rubbed rib-eye with redeye gravy sandwich is stacked with taste.
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Classic Cocktails Make a Comeback
The classic cocktail is enjoying a revival at area bars and restaurants. (Recipes Included)
Wine: Lighter Reds are More Enjoyable
If they’re lower in alcohol and less heavy, as they are in France, they’re worth stopping for.
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Restaurant Review: The Metropolitan Café
The Metropolitan Café in Shelby Township may appear routine, but its cuisine is anything but.
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Do You Speak Michiganese?
There’s nothing really ‘neutral’ about the way Michiganders talk, and our accents are getting even more pronounced, experts say.
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Michigan’s Longest-Serving Governor, William Milliken, Remains Relevant
The right wing of his party once snubbed him, but Michigan’s former governor remains the state’s Grand Old Politician.
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Just Married — In Michigan
Local weddings celebrating the union of creative couples provide inspiration for all those details — from invitations to centerpieces.
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Our Vietnam Generation
On Jan 28, the premiere of Our Vietnam Generation was held at the Fox Theatre in Detroit.
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Mark Kurlyandchik Discusses the Michigan Accent on The Craig Fahle Show
Hour Detroit Associate Editor Mark Kurlyandchik discusses the Michigan accent on WDET-FM. The interview aired on the Tuesday, February 8, 2011 edition of The Craig Fahle Show.
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Chinese New Year Fundraiser
On Jan. 30, the annual Chinese New Year Fundraiser was held at Golden Harvest in Warren
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Sing Out 4 Kids
The Children’s Charities Coalition hosted Sing Out 4 Kids Feb. 5 at The Community House in Birmingham.
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Culinary Acrobatics From Cirque du Soleil’s Chef Andrew Garrison
While the Cirque du Soleil cast performs gasp-inducing shows, Chef Andrew Garrison is busy behind the scenes feeding the acrobats and crew.
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The Solanus Casey Center
The Solanus Casey Center held its annual auction Feb. 11 at the Cathedral Cultural Center in Southfield.
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Threads of Fashion Advice from Designer Ann Yee
After receiving rave reviews for her fall collection at Fashion Week in New York, South Lyon native Ann Yee, 28, took a break from her hectic schedule to talk with Hour Detroit via e-mail.
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Matt Stawski Takes Us Behind the Scenes at the Grammys
As a nominee for directing Cee Lo Green in the music video for “F*** You,” Matt Stawski attended the Feb. 13 Grammy Awards in Los Angeles. The 26-year-old Warren native and Cousino High School graduate offered a behind-the-scenes take on the experience, including what it’s like to lose to Lady Gaga.
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Jewish Vocational Services (JVS) Hosted Its Third Annual Trade Secrets Fundraiser
Jewish Vocational Services (JVS) hosted its third annual Trade Secrets fundraiser Feb. 16 at The Townsend Hotel, Birmingham.
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An Evening Out With Work It Out
An Evening Out With Work It Out was held Feb. 17 at Good Night Gracie in Royal Oak.
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Figo Hairstylists Make the Cut Backstage at New York’s Fashion Week
Just back from New York, and running on fashion adrenaline, hairstylists Rino and Kristina Marra and Nina Dimachki of Figo salon in Birmingham described what it was like to work backstage at seven Fall/Winter 2011 runway shows.
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Go Red for Women luncheon 2011
On Feb. 24, the American Heart Association held its annual Go Red for Women luncheon at the MGM Grand Detroit.
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Kick off party for Dining by Design
On Feb. 24, the kick off party for Dining by Design was held at Arkitektura In-Situ Showroom in Birmingham.
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OneXOne
The preview party for OneXOne was held Feb. 25 at the Dalgleish Cadillac Building in Detroit.