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The Giants), I didn't gloat too much to my New Englander friends. And I certainly didn't go out and mock every Patriots jersey-wearing sportsfan at the bar around the corner. (Yes, believe it or not, there are some Pats fans in Philly.)

Dust off those pens with the big fluffy feathers at the ends: It’s time to play Cyrano. In honor of their East Coast premiere of David DiChiera's Cyrano, the Opera Company of Philadelphia exhorts you to “unleash your romantic spirit just in time for Valentine’s Day” with a love letter contest. One lucky winner will rack up significant significant-other points: on February 15, a limo will take you and your beloved to a dinner at Le Bec-Fin, followed by box seating at the Cyrano premiere and an invite to the champagne intermission reception. Two runners-up will receive pairs of tickets to the premiere and can also partake of the champagne.

At this point, I guess most of you readers out there know that I don't eat to live – I live to eat. So it stands to reason that I've had a few dining experiences this year that have been especially memorable. Some of them appeared on Phillyist, and others did not. But gourmets and gourmands alike rejoice: they're all here, in all their mouth drooling glory.

I'll bet you thought I was going to write something about barbecues, in honor of the Fourth of July, right?

After the progressive, sexy post that was last week's Monday Manners, I fear I'm going to have to go a little 1952 on your asses. This one's for the fellas.

Phillyist has already told you how we feel about using cell phones on public transit. But there are other times when cell phone usage is, if not completely inappropriate, utterly irritating. What follows here is a partial list of bad times and places to use your cell phones, as well as suggestions to how to handle calls if/when they’re made. It’s not a full list, by any means – but trying to do that, this column would never get finished!

  • A 25-year-old Bucks County Community College nursing student, and sometime employee at her father's newsstand at Kensington and Allegheny Avenues, is missing. Her name is Kelly Monahan. She spent the morning and afternoon of February 14th at the newsstand, then called her grandmother at 3PM and told her she was going to the Montgomery Mall to look for a job. It was the last time anyone heard from her. She may be in her bronze 2002 Chevy Blazer, PA license number GDZ1073. Call Horsham police at 215-643-3600 if you have any information.
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