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The family room -- the heart of the home -- has a 12-foot ceiling and opens into the kitchen and dinette to create a wide-open living area.

Instead, one Dinette had peppered rump steak, "perfectly cooked, very smooth sauce" with roasted tomatoes, watercress and "delicious" chips, while the others ate lighter.

An archway from the kitchen leads to the new dinette with matching kitchen units.

Otto van den Muijzenberg en Dinette Wijnen, De Mahnes: Familie in beweging 1750-1950.

In Mill Creek's Oakmont neighborhood, the new design catching the eyes of customers is The Hudson: providing three bedrooms-including a first-floor master bedroom-two-and-a-half baths, den (which can be converted into a fourth bedroom), family room with a fireplace, dinette off the kitchen, formal dining room, full basement, front porch, two-car garage and 2,380 square feet, base priced from $375,950 (all prices subject to change without notice).

The six comics being removed are: "Spider-Man"; "Dinette Set"; "The Family Tree"; "F-Minus"; "Mutts"; and "Rose is Rose."

The cabin offers a galley, dinette and air-conditioned berths that sleep up to six people.

Called the Dinette this unique CD/Radio/Alarm really does sound as good as it looks.

"We still plan to hold meetings at our chrome and formica '50's dinette table," says Carol Siegel, co-owner.

After all, this is the guy who sold dinette sets out of the back of his truck 30 years ago for $299 each and now commands up to $30,000 for a custom dining set.

An island kitchen features a gazebo dinette. The master suite has a tiered ceiling and a lush bath.

Male reality and group interaction were palpable in the poker game, which was vigorously danced, with inventive use of the dinette set and power-packed solos of male bonding and competition.