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Suzanne Wilson: Making A Difference: She watched a Kenyan AIDS patient die—isolated from her family, rarely taken outside by nurses, emaciated and in pain. That changed everything for her.
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Just Dance: Poetry In Motion: Stripped of the façade of words, dancing leaves us to deal, bluntly, with the largely unconscious realm of the nonverbal, about which we are often unaware.
Roger's Home Journal: Water Supply Woes: Trench safety is really a serious issue. Every year, someone in our area is buried by the collapse of a trench. Don't take any chances.
Arts: A Nice Try: Wintertime doesn't finish what it started
Card Haus: The main reason gaming has become so popular is an influx of free time. People need to fill it up. It’s a way to find people to associate with, become friends—like a bar.
In the Garden: Keeping Up With Summer's Bounty: I made the unfortunate discovery that my neighborhood squirrels have begun to harvest for me. After loudly calling for a pox to descend upon them, I began making plans for staying ahead of the squirrels.
Hash: A man walks through a park on the corner of Boren Avenue and Pike Street on a Tuesday morning at 1 a.m. A man approaches him and asks for a "smoke"...
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The Agony of Identity: Steve Herold reviews a new novel exploring the Palestinian psyche, set a generation ago: Masha Hamilton's Staircase of A Thousand Steps.
No Quiet Retirement for Raging Grannies: Elderly activist group entertains and inspires at rallies and events with their pointed political lyrics sung to traditional songs.
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Nickel and Dimed: Abby Freedman reviews the play based on Barbara Ehrenreich's best-selling book, Nickel and Dimed: on (not) getting by in America.
News Of The Weird: More weird news you won't find anywhere else!
News of the Weird: News of the strange and unusual from around the nation and around the world.
August in the Garden: One benefit of living in Seattle is that we can be lazy waterers. Because of this, many of us are uncertain as to how much we need to water, and when.
Hash: A Central Area man hears an unusual sound in front of his house at 10:48 p.m. He looks outside and sees a strange man...
Arts 2x4xDeath Melodramatic, Unique: A goofy, broad comedy served with a delicious dinner goes down well.
News of the Weird: Weird news from everywhere but Seattle.
News Of The Weird: Weird stuff.
More Seafair Action: More festivals, parades and fun are happening until August!

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