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November/December 2006
Features

13 Sweet Eats

Sugar, spice and everything nice-the sweetest promise of our childhood is that if we clean our dinner plate, we can have dessert. Isn't it good to be an adult? Skip the appetizer, cruise past the entré and don't even think about the cheese course; we've found a baker's dozen of delectable desserts that are reason alone to visit 13 eateries across the region.

Full Of Energy

Virginia Legislators take the lead as national debate on offshore drilling and alternative fuel heats up.

Roller Derby Divas

Whoops and war cries fill the air, drowning out the whir and clank of wheels as they make contact with the polished wooden floor. In fluid motion, the women press by each other, their arms slightly bent, elbows thrusting back and forth as if plying through an invisible ocean. Their backs arched, they look ahead, spotting opposing team members and developing a strategy as the action unfolds.

Fairfield Travel Feature

There are places in the East that look much like parts of the West, a thought that struck me when I first saw the Marriott Ranch and attendant The Inn at Fairfield Farm in the Blue Ridge foothills.

Departments

Maddry

Football Freaks

Lo the winter cometh and the grunts and groans of football players can be heard in stadiums across the land ... and so can the moans of despair from those who believe football is a serious waste of time. So how much football interest is normal? And how much is excessive? To help you decide, we offer the following guidelines.

Upfront

Please Don't Tow

When I was a kid in Virginia Beach, my friends and I built trails and jumps in vacant lots along the Lynnhaven Inlet and rode our dirt bikes fast. We camped out in each others' backyards every summer night and cooked hot dogs over small fires in holes we dug with our fathers' shovels. We loved growing up there, and the city, we believed, loved us, too.

Reporter

The LR 2007 organization is working hard to restore the Lynnhaven River's famous shellfish.

Countdown to Jamestown

Jamestown settlers missed out on the holiday merriment they were used to in England

Town & Country

Q&A

Poet and ODU Professor Tim Seibles shares his love of feeling pencil touch paper.

Art Parts

Jason Hanasik uses his camera to help people see the world in a different way.

Sound Decisions

Carbon Leaf's latest release just might put you in an enchanting trance.

Unzipped

23434, charms, farms and downtown resurgence.

People

Williamsburg native is kicking her way to the top as a Radio City Rockette.

Hidden History

The legend of D.B. Cooper may end with a Hampton Roads shootout.

Good Side

People of Hampton Roads strike a pose.

Datebook

Yearning for a much-needed holiday shopping break? Here are plenty of entertaining distractions. PLUS: The famous Medici family's collection of still-life paintings is on display in Williamsburg; a season of traditional performances is about to begin, but a few venues give the gift of something new; and a famous opera that tackles adultery and innocence will make its local debut.

Spree

Grab Bag

Toasty: items to keep you warm on the inside and sizzling on the outside.

In Store

The newly opened Maggie Wags Dog Boutique offers high-end accessories for every pampered pouch.

Beauty

Take a shopping break at Origins. AND: a new spa offers holiday-themed treatments.

Life

Homes

A Home for the Holidays

After dragging out their holiday decorations, Kari and George Loizou realized the old adornments just didn't have enough pizzazz to match their spiffed-up interior. Their Birdneck home had a fresh, sophisticated look after a major renovation project directed by interior designer Anne Standing of Panache Interiors in Virginia Beach.

Travel

Finish off your year in style with some holiday pampering at one of these legendary lodgings. PLUS: Escape the holiday hustle in high country while in search of the perfect Fraser fir.

Health

A personal trainer answers our questions about the ins and outs of working out safely.

Day in the Life

State police trooper Anthony Dabney's day rarely slows down-but he tries to make sure drivers do.

Dish

6 Spectacular Sides

From standard to spectacular: up-to-date versions of traditional side dishes make holiday meals memorable.

To Dine For

One of HR's star chefs shines in new downtown Norfolk restaurant.

Everyday Gourmet

Holidays-and holiday cooking-are just around the corner.

Coming Right Up

Wine extravaganza benefits Samaritan House.

Nosh

The tastiest were crowned king at Bay Days cook-off.

Grilled

In the hot seat: Lewis McGehee tells us what food makes him hot.

SPECIAL SECTIONS AND SUPPLEMENTS

Spas And Rejuvenation

Navigating the world of facials can give you a healthy glow and help prevent premature aging. PLUS: Going to get pampered as a group is a popular trend, especially in Hampton Roads.

Town Center Of Virginia Beach

Here, you'll find something for everyone on your holiday gift list.

Education

Virginia military academies prove old-fashioned values are still a great path to success. PLUS: College classes that can help boost your career.

Retirement

When should you start planning for retirement? Right now!

Holiday Gift Guide

All this and more in this month’s issue.

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Nov/Dec 2006