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How did you mark the holiday season? Did you go to a bowl game? Here’s the Dallas Omni Convention Center hotel showing its University of North Texas Mean Green pride with a UNT light display leading up to the big game versus UNLV at the Heart of Dallas Bowl at the Cotton Bowl on New Year’s Day. Our DFW reporter and her family sported green and joined 38,000 fans for the UNT victory.

Maybe you traveled to an exotic place or super-cold locale like our DFW development diva Joni Margotta, who battled more than six inches of snow and -1 degree temps in Ohio. Or did you go the more educational route and hit the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, which celebrated its first birthday on Dec. 14? The museum hosted more than 1.4M visitors in its first year. Share your holiday photos with us and enter a drawing for a pair of free tickets to your choice: our Jan. 15 fourth annual DFW Healthcare Real Estate Summit  or the Jan. 29 DFW 2014 Forecast. Email your pics and info to tonie@bisnow.com and we’ll pick some to run in an upcoming issue.

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