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No Ordinary Day » Cornelia Kip Lee, top, and Stephen Clapp perform an improvisational interpretive duet as Felix Vallotton’s ‘The Lie’ (1898) is projected on stage during ‘Out of Bounds: Limitation as a Doorway to Invention’ from Lee’s Dancing with Limitations performance series at the N.C. Museum of Art in Raleigh. Lee, whose left leg is underdeveloped because of polio, started dancing professionally more than 3 1/2 years ago. ‘As a child, I thought of myself as a cripple,’ Lee said. ‘It wasn’t until I accepted my limitations that I was able to transcend them.”

Cornelia Kip Lee, top, and Stephen Clapp perform an improvisational interpretive duet as Felix Vallotton's 'The Lie' (1898) is projected on stage during 'Out of Bounds: Limitation as a Doorway to Invention' from Lee's Dancing with Limitations performance series at the N.C. Museum of Art in Raleigh. Lee, whose left leg is underdeveloped because of polio, started dancing professionally more than 3 1/2 years ago. 'As a child, I thought of myself as a cripple,' Lee said. 'It wasn't until I accepted my limitations that I was able to transcend them."

Cornelia Kip Lee, top, and Stephen Clapp perform an improvisational interpretive duet as Felix Vallotton’s ‘The Lie’ (1898) is projected on stage during ‘Out of Bounds: Limitation as a Doorway to Invention’ from Lee’s Dancing with Limitations performance series at the N.C. Museum of Art in Raleigh. Lee, whose left leg is underdeveloped because of polio, started dancing professionally more than 3 1/2 years ago. ‘As a child, I thought of myself as a cripple,’ Lee said. ‘It wasn’t until I accepted my limitations that I was able to transcend them.”

At the defunct Milliken & Co. textile mill in Robbins -- hometow
Joy Anandi of Durham grooms her shaded silver Persian kitten, Joyvyn Carolina Sun, during the Triangle Cat Fanciers Paws for Thanks cat show at the State Fairgrounds. It was the first time the 6-month-old kitten had been entered in a show. 'She's a talking cat. She has a little voice when she wants something,' Anandi said. 'She has the sweetest temper of all my cats. She's my little baby.'

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