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November 3, 2003
Class Action

So you’ve mastered Warrior 1 and some moves on the Pilates reformer and can manage the elliptical without too much huffing and puffing. But can you put them all together? The newly relocated Exhale spa offers the toughest and most efficient workout hour in the city.

September 15, 2003
Sticky Situation

When I think about breakfast, I always think about my grandmother’s cinnamon rolls,” says Craft pastry chef Karen DeMasco.

March 8, 2004
Master Glass

When Eric Zelwian, owner of Gemini Cut Glass, claims that his skillful workers “can handle any chandelier,” he’s not kidding.

July 21, 2003
Best of New York - Dog Run

Plopped down in the Chelsea Waterside Park on 22nd Street, off the West Side Highway, is the city’s most modern—and stylish (it is West Chelsea, after all)—dog run.

November 17, 2003
No Rough Stuff

Yes, we’re more likely to show off the results in the summer, but exfoliation is just as important in the cooler months, when skin tends to dry out.

August 11, 2003
Case Study

Think logos are over? Here’s one worth flaunting: Goyard

December 22, 2003
Gifts of Knowledge

Sure, Lord of the Rings action figures are hot now, but come February, will Junior even remember Frodo and Gandalf? The best holiday gifts for kids are the ones that will hold their attention well past Christmas dinner.

October 13, 2003
How Bootylicious

Just when you’ve found your ideal boots for the year, something about them will turn out to be not-quite-ideal after all. Lucky for you and your gams, Angelo’s Shoe Repair can revamp them.

February 23, 2004
Flex Time

Thai massage is sometimes called the “lazy man’s yoga,” because its assisted stretches give a lot of the benefits of a yoga class without the exertion.

January 12, 2004
Comfort In a Bowl

When the chill sets in, few things can warm the soul like a steaming bowl of vegetable soup.

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