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Dallas needs a vision to avoid costly choices

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By Maggie Parker Verified
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
City leaders must develop thick skin and a desire to hear all perspectives while looking for the best parts of each. In any urban core, engagement will always be loud and emotional, writes Maggie Parker. Tom Fox/Dallas Morning News If there is one thing we learned over the last few weeks, it’s that local governments, and in this case the City of Dallas, make terrible real estate developers. It’s not that there isn’t access to land or even a balance sheet that can attract capital.
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Julianne Moore Wants Women To Prioritize Brain Health Original

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By Maggie Parker Verified
| Katie Couric Media
Julianne Moore has starred in everything from blockbusters like The Hunger Games to biopics (as the legendary Gloria Steinem, no less) to star-studded prestige ensemble award-winners (alongside Meryl Streep and Nicole Kidman in The Hours, for example). But the role that impacted her most acutely is from a quieter, more cerebral film: Still Alice, the 2014 drama about a woman diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s disease.
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Halle Berry Feels Healthier at 60 Than She Did at 40 — Here’s Why

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By Maggie Parker Verified
| Aol Verified
The gynecological speculum has a pretty bleak origin story: It was invented in 1845 by a male doctor who tested it on enslaved women. And despite being essential for monitoring vaginal health, everything about it — the awkward or even painful insertion, the clinking sound it makes, the feeling of being pried open — can send shivers down your spine.
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