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Don't miss these top stories: Vacant lots and empty buildings aren't unusual sites in urban settings — especially since the economic and housing downturn. But more neighborhoods are breathing new life into these spaces, turning them into useful places for the community instead of just waiting for development to resume. Read a Home Economics column about an inspiring and award-winning garden created in an empty lot in a Chicago neighborhood. Plus, read why President Barack Obama might take off the gloves with Europe after his re-election, and see why the TV sitcom "All in the Family," now available in a full-series DVD box set, operates on three levels of brilliance. —Amy Hoak , assistant editorVacant lots get new life from neighbors
Vacant lots and empty buildings have become commonplace since the economic and housing downturn. But some neighbors who have to look at these empty places every day are deciding to turn them into urban oases.
Vacant lots get new life from neighbors. 'All In the Family's' 3 levels of brilliance
"All In the Family" stands as the seminal television show of the 1970s because it works on three brilliant levels: as an uproarious comedy in the classic sitcom tradition, as a blistering social satire and as a first-rate character study.
'All In the Family's' 3 levels of brilliance. The 10 best 'All In the Family' episodes
With the entire nine-season run of "All In The Family" now available in a deluxe 28-disc DVD box set from Shout Factory, we present our own, very subjective list of the 10 best episodes.
The 10 best 'All In the Family' episodes. ECONOMY AND POLITICS
Obama may now take the gloves off with Europe
U.S. irritation with Europe's inability to solve the euro crisis is likely to come increasingly to the fore after President Barack Obama's re-election, writes David Marsh. Obama may now take the gloves off with Europe.
Obama may now take the gloves off with Europe. INVESTING
5 money moves a post-bubble buyer is making now
Financial-market dislocation is chaotic, but lost in the smoke and dust are quality assets that panicked investors have left behind — assets priced to sell that Soo Chuen Tan happily considers buying.
5 money moves a post-bubble buyer is making now. Bank scandals can aid financial literacy
The LIBOR scandal is just a small part of the bigger problem. But some good can come from regulatory issues with financial institutions: The scandals can be used to improve financial literacy.
Bank scandals can aid financial literacy. Finding the muscle in Jefferies strong deal
Jefferies Group Inc.'s (JEF) sale to Leucadia National Corp. (LUK) seems to be built around relationships as much as economics.
Finding the muscle in Jefferies strong deal. Advice for Disney investors: Don't panic!
Walt Disney Co.'s (DIS) stock fell thanks to a classic temporary investor overreaction, writes media columnist Jon Friedman.
Advice for Disney investors: Don't panic! 
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