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It’s the question on everyone’s mind after the turbulent, truncated end of the 2011 Red Sox season. By Leigh Montville

In a bout of “egosurfing,” you’ve probably Googled your own name--57% of us admit to doing it. Here’s what happens when you track down your other yous. By Peter Mandel

Using their red-and-white canes as guides, they practice crossing busy roads and sharing crowded sidewalks. By Scott Helman

Will these two intellectual foodies find a way to heat things up?

Sweet and flavorful year-round, cherry and grape varieties fool your palate into thinking it’s summer. By Adam Ried

Venezuelan skirt steak with cherry tomatoes, chilies, and onions at La Casa de Pedro in Watertown and Pedro’s Fine Latin Cuisine in Billerica.

A husband and wife discuss burial options, with a healthy dose of dark humor. By Gary A. Kaplan

In this Wellesley Colonial, antiques and modern pieces blend for a collected, not fussy, feel. By Jaci Conry

Writers, a mayor, and pillars of the Y.

Space for a pool table, wine fridge, or dart board? These properties have you covered.

Highlights of happenings in the next seven days.

The Diary of a Wimpy Kid series author on his creative process.

An interdenominational hunt for the Passover afikomen.

Globe Magazine readers respond to Neil Swidey’s story on Americans for Tax Reform president Grover Norquist.