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Hark! We’re getting into holiday hoopla gear. The seasonal sneak attack of peppermint coffee, sparkling store windows and jolly jingles is in full force, and our guide to the city’s best style, tech and eco-friendly gifts is here to put you in the giving spirit.

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Do you hear what I hear? Well, besides the Bing Crosby Christmas carols filling mall corridors, that would be the chiming of cash registers as corporations the world over fire up their sweatshops and start tallying their holiday profits. If handing out mall socks and sweaters is starting to ring hollow for you, consider injecting a little more feel-good factor into your prezzie shopping and give out gifts that pay it forward.

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My eating habits are, truth be told, pretty much governed by cravings.

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There are endless ways a shopper can approach the store-saturated strip of Yonge between Eglinton and Lawrence.

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Charlie Irani has been busy opening her new gallery space at 52 McCaul, so it’s no surprise that her gift selections focus on reconnecting and keeping things simple.

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The last humans, pursued and infiltrated by their genocidal robot foes, the Cylons, become intergalactic refugees hunting for their mythical home world, Earth. Tensions ebb and flow between the Galactica’s Admiral Adama (Edward James Olmos) and the refugees’ civilian president (Mary McDonnell).

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The Wizard Of Oz is pure delight from beginning to end and worth the cost just to see Judy Garland’s unpolished but totally sincere performance, which hits its high point with her short, stark and devastating Over The Rainbow.

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Lonely 10-year-old Coraline crawls through a forgotten door and discovers an alternate world with a much nicer mother than her grumpy real one. Eventually, Other Mother’s nasty agenda emerges.

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The Daters
FRIDAY | NOV | 20 | 2009
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Aries Mar 21 | Apr 19 “A chief event of life is the day in which we have encountered a mind that startled us,” wrote Ralph Waldo Emerson. My wish for you, Aries, is that you will have many such days in the coming weeks. In fact, I hope you will be blessed over and over again with the hair-raising thrill of having your imagination pricked, causing it to half-blossom, half-explode. To get the most out of the fantastic possibilities, set aside any tendency you might have to be a know-it-all, and instead open up your heart’s mind and your mind’s heart as wide and deep as they will go.

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I am a happily married, happily nonmonogamous male. We are not wild swinger types. For us it’s more about the fact that monogamy does not work than about nailing everything that walks by. Anyway, I have encountered an odd situation a few times now, and again last night, where I’ll be flirting with a potential fling and she knows I’m married and she’s very interested. But when she finds out my marriage is non-monogamous, she suddenly backs out. Case in point, a co-worker. We have been flirting since I started my new job a few months ago. Today she asked me what my wife would do if she found out I was sneaking around on her. Good time to make a full disclosure! But when I told her my situation, that was the end of our flirtation.

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