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How weird is Washington state? A new book lets you be the judge
How weird is Washington state? New book lets you be the judge.

His difficult behavior, his job to step up
A reader writes: "I wrote in a while ago that my boyfriend was kind of a difficult dude. We had talked things out and I felt good about the conversation, so when he proposed I said yes ... Now, turns out that a lot of the behavior I was finding so hard to deal with is most likely caused by some kind of anxiety/panic disorder."

Go east for buns and blooms in Maltby and Clearview
Fill your garden, your tummy and your need for nostalgia with a trip to Flower World, The Maltby Cafe and Clearview Nursery.

The Grounded Gardener: Retooling the old garden shed
Master Gardener Marty Wingate says the shed, once the denizen of dusty corners in the backyard, has emerged to become an outdoor living space, as likely to host a tea party as to store a lawn mower.

Just Ask: Gray foliage can perk up this sad scene
Garden expert Marianne Binetti answers your garden questions, starting with suggestions for what to plant in front of bloomed-out tulips where the soil must be left dry while the tulip bulbs set themselves up for next year.

Edibles: Fast-growing se corns are real sweeties
Edibles gardening expert Chris Smith completes his two-part series on sweet corn with a discussion of the se type, and he adds tips on isolation and germination for growing corn.

Year-round succulent garden is to dry for
Master Gardener Ciscoe Morris offers his weekly "to do" list, starting with how to grow a year-round succulent garden of cactus and other plants that prefer arid areas.

Cook It: Grilled White Pizza with Greens

Charlton Heston's fake Ten Commandments are up for auction
Thou shalt find the Ten Commandments up for bid this summer. A pair of faux granite tablets Charlton Heston cradled in the 1956 biblical epic, "The Ten Commandments," is expected to fetch as much as $60,000.

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Drink Up: Lusty Lime Virgin

The You Docs
Toss together a salad with turkey, walnuts, avocados and red bell peppers, and you may be able to appreciate how vibrant it looks for a l-o-n-g time to come. Diets that contain healthy amounts of the omega-3 fat docosahexaenoic acid (600 mg a day), vitamins C and E, beta carotene and zinc -- things this salad is full of -- are linked to a 35 percent drop in the top cause of blindness after 55.

Student needs chance to grieve, even 6 months later
A reader writes: "I've been an elementary school counselor for five years, yet I'd never had the experience of dealing with the death of a student's parent. Recently, one girl's mom had been diagnosed with cancer, but I don't believe the child ever was told that her mom was going to die. When she did, it seemed a terrible shock. What can we counselors do to help her at this point, six months later?"

Widow's spending may be guilt -- or grief
A reader writes: "Our whole family is kind of in shock, because one of our brothers never got along with his wife, yet after he died last year she spent an enormous amount of money on his funeral and on an elaborate gravestone. Why would she do this?"

On Food: Creamery's success came out of the blue
We visit Mount Townsend Creamery, which came seemingly out of nowhere three years ago and began producing some of the Northwest's best cheese.

The cheese can stand alone, but a plate is nice
Say cheese. Then wait two days. There will be plenty to keep the smile on your face at the fourth annual Seattle Cheese Festival.

The Green Kitchen: Only your wallet knows ...
Here are some delicious pasta salads that taste and look deluxe without blowing your budget.

Don't sweat not being called Grandma
A reader writes: "I married a man 3 1/2 years ago who has two adult children. The grandchildren are 3, 3, 1 and 4 months. I feel it is disrespectful to have the children call me by my first name (which is what they are doing), yet Mrs. is too formal."

Ask The Splendid Table: A Moroccan tradition is reshaped a bit
A reader writes: "We went to our first Moroccan restaurant and had a soup with tomatoes, herbs and spices that was like none I'd ever eaten. I know the name began with an "H" and that the soup had chickpeas in it. We drank it from small bowls -- no spoons. Do you know what this is and how it's made?"

Wine Pick Of The Week: 2006 Stonecap Columbia Valley Riesling ($10)
Riesling is the grape that built the Washington wine industry in the '60s, '70s and '80s and it may be poised for a resurgence.

Cook It: Salad of Grilled Asparagus and Spinach

You Docs: Burning more calories

Drink Up: Watermelon Lemonade

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What do you know about girls gone wild?
You see it on the news more and more frequently, and it seems that YouTube has become a venue for activities you'd see only on late-night television in the past: girls hitting, punching and wrestling with each other. But these are not professionals being paid to entertain; they are school-age young women, often egged on by friends and onlookers. What gives?

God meant marriage to be lifelong
A reader writes: "My oldest sister has been through three bad marriages so far, and maybe that's the reason I've never gotten married. I'd love to be married (I'm almost 24), but I'm so afraid I'll end up like her that I just can't seem to make a commitment to anyone. Is something wrong with me?"

Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Lifestyle
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Duracell Announces Kids' Picks of the 'Top 10 Toys' for this Holiday Season

    Bona fide toy experts - children themselves - have completed their toy test drive and voted the Air Rebound the number one toy this holiday season in the 15th Annual DURACELL® Kids' Choice Toy Survey TM. This radio-controlled vehicle drove its way to the top spot, thanks to its unique design that allows it to speed, jump and flip over, maneuvering around the trickiest roadblocks, even if the vehicle is upside-down.
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THQ and Nickelodeon Ship Spongebob SquarepantsTM: Revenge of the Flying Dutchman for Playstation®2

    THQ® Inc. (NASDAQ: THQI) and Nickelodeon today announced the release of SpongeBob SquarePants: Revenge of the TM: Revenge of the Flying Dutchman for the PlayStation® 2 computer entertainment system. This underwater adventure is based on Nickelodeon's pop culture phenomenon, SpongeBob SquarePants -- the highest rated program on kids' TV, which draws 61.5 million viewers per month, more than 21 million of them aged 18-49. SpongeBob SquarePants: Revenge of the Flying Dutchman is now available at retailers nationwide.
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New Canon PowerShot S45 Digital Camera Advances Performance and Versatility for Greater Satisfaction in Digital Photography

    4.0 Megapixels, Exclusive DIGIC Imaging Processor, Enhanced Movie Mode and Direct Print Capabilities with a Variety of Canon Printers Make the PowerShot S45 a Highly Versatile Digital Camera
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Think Outside The Box - The Wheaties® Box, That Is!

    Wrap up your holiday shopping with a picture-perfect gift idea and have a photograph of your favorite champion placed on an authentic Wheaties® box.
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Creating the Perfect Home Holiday Decor Fast and Easy

Who's on Your Holiday Gift List?

    United Mileage Plus Visa® Card Shopping Index Indicates That 40% of Americans are Buying for 15 People or More This Season
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Architectural Digest's January 2002 Special Collector's Edition Announces The New "AD 100" Top Interior Designers and Architects

    The January 2002 issue of Architectural Digest announces the new AD 100, Architectural Digest's selection of the top international interior designers and architects.
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That's a Wrap: How to Plow Through That Pile of Presents With Ease and Creativity

    A recent survey found that one in four Americans wrap their holiday gifts in the 24 hours prior to the gift-giving occasion. So how can you plow through that pile of presents at the eleventh hour, yet still have them look as if they were wrapped by a pro? 3M has more
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Beating The Holiday Blues

    The holidays are here - and people are taking the time to celebrate. According to a recent survey by CIGNA HealthCare, nearly half of Americans say they expect this holiday season to be more stressful than the last. But experts say there are things you can do to make it easier this season
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Tech Toys 2001

    If there's a gadget guru on your holiday shopping list, a high-tech toy may be just the ticket. But high-tech doesn't have to mean high priced. From wireless devices to digital cameras, there's a gift in every price range. Motorola has more.
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Ringing In the Holidays for Under $35

    Have a long holiday shopping list but feeling short on cash? Impress friends and family with creative, high-tech presents this season with gifts for under $35
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Home for the Holidays Takes on a Whole New Meaning This Year