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Good Housekeeping archives from July 2004

We've got the goods.(Editor's Letters)(Editorial)
July 1, 2004... TUNE US IN You can now see GH segments on two ABC news shows: 20/20 and Primetime. Recently, 20/20's John Stossel reported on our test of kids' exercise equipment at the Somerset Hills YMCA in New Jersey. (Most got a thumbsdown.) Watch for...

Five things I learned in this issue.(Editor's Letters)
July 1, 2004... 1... that a fan is not just a fan. Today's breeze makers--from tabletops to floor models to pedestals-are designed to suit your personal needs. page 72 2... that with the right razor, you can banish nicks, redness, and razor burn. We...

Stop and go.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
July 1, 2004... We received several letters about our story on running red lights ("The New Hazard on the Highway," May). Cindy LeBaron of Norwood, Massachusetts, thinks the story " may have saved me from getting hurt or hurting an innocent bystander. I will...

Prepared patient.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
July 1, 2004... "Is Your Thyroid to Blame?" (May) was excellent. The best part is that you highlighted the revised TSH (thyroid-stimulating hormone) numbers for diagnosing the disease. Last January, I found out I had hypothyroidism. Lab reports still have the...

Soldiers' sweets.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor)
July 1, 2004... I felt compelled to write about the Peanut Butter Swirl Brownies and the Black Magic Cake you featured in recent issues. My son was deployed to Baghdad last year. He loves chocolate, so I tried both recipes and sent the treats to him and his...

Flour girl.(Letters)
July 1, 2004... Selena Rose Vidojevski, 14 months old, of Brownstown, Michigan, already has her career down pat. She's the poster child for her family's bakery.

July idea of the month.(Entryway Face-Lift)
July 1, 2004... Is clutter the first thing you see when you walk in the door? A few simple changes will turn your foyer or mudroom into a serene space. Here, antique finials serve as handsome hooks; old doorknobs found at flea markets would also make unusual...

Get smart about storage.(Organize Your Home)
July 1, 2004... 1 It's a common kitchen problem: too many canisters, not enough cabinet or counter space. The solution? Take nice-looking glass jars and screw the lids (or attach them using a super-strong glue) underneath a shelf, right, says organizing expert...

Start a pet journal.(Good ideas)
July 1, 2004... Your cat, dog, bird or hamster is a member of the family--so why not pay tribute to this loyal friend by creating a scrapbook? Pick out a pretty photo album and fill the pages with practical and playful items. You can keep track of important...

Foot relief!(Good ideas)
July 1, 2004... OH, YOUR ACHING TOES. They're bound to get tired after a long, hot day in heels or in strappy sandals. One soothing fix: Slather on Vicks VapoRub (yes, the stuff you use for winter colds), put on socks, and sleep it off. For a more exotic...

Dress up a classic dessert.(Good ideas)
July 1, 2004... For your next summer party, turn ice cream cones into a "wow!" for grown-ups with this presentation trick. Fill the cones ahead of time with several of your favorite flavors. Wrap each finished cone in a cloth napkin, set it in a glass, and...

Q How do you clean a mucky deck?(Good advice: Heloise to the rescue)
July 1, 2004... --Linda Moody, Bowling Green, Kentucky HELOISE: First, sweep the deck and steps to get rid of dirt, leaves, and other debris. Do this on a regular basis to prevent moss and algae buildup, which can make your deck slippery and hard to clean....

Water to be wary of.(Good advice: Heloise to the rescue)
July 1, 2004... 1. STALE ICE "The cubes from my freezer's icemaker smell bad. What can I do?" asks Yamuna Vittal of San Jose, California. Ice cubes can absorb odors from uncovered food in the refrigerator or freezer. Always store leftovers in containers...

You asked.(Good advice: Heloise to the rescue)
July 1, 2004... "What can I do with leftover packing peanuts?" Many cities have recycling facilities that will take plastic packing peanuts, or you can donate them to a local mailing center. Here are some creative ways to reuse them: * SPRINKLE the...

Pop quiz.(Good advice: Peggy post on modern manners)
July 1, 2004... You're spending the night at a hotel and the couple next door start having a screaming match. What should you do? a. Bang on the wall until they're quiet. b. Knock on their door and request that they kindly keep their voices down. ...

Five things you should know about ... quitting your job.(Good advice: Peggy post on modern manners)
July 1, 2004... 1. Tell your immediate boss first. It's a professional courtesy, plus she may want to ask you to reconsider. 2. Establish a last day. Two weeks is usually about right--enough time to complete projects but not enough for lame-duck syndrome...

You asked, Peggy answers.(Good advice: Peggy post on modern manners)
July 1, 2004... You asked: Last year, we let some friends use our beach house--but they ate everything in sight and left the place a mess! They've asked for a weekend this year. Can we say no without hurting the friendship? PEGGY ANSWERS: You have every...

So what would you do?(Good advice: Peggy post on modern manners)
July 1, 2004... You want your teenage son to send thank-you notes for his graduation gifts, but he thinks it's unnecessary and old-fashioned. How do you get him to do the "write" thing? SHE SAYS: "I'd give him stamps, let him choose stationery, and...

Paperwork you'll love.(Good house)
July 1, 2004... From candle sleeves to napkin rings, these downloadable designs will turn your next get-together into a special event. (All you need is a color printer.) CREATE A BUFFET DISPLAY Add a touch of class to a serve-yourself spread with...

The purest clean: at the essence of clean.(Advertisement)
July 1, 2004... There's nothing like the feel of clean white laundry--crisp white shirts, soft white sheets and fluffy white towels. Why do some whites look dingy and old even after you wash them? Experts say that happens when dirt and stains don't come out...

Ring bling.(Giveaway)
July 1, 2004... The latest diamond craze: the right-hand ring. This sapphire-diamond beauty from Keepsake is $268 at www.keepsake.com. But ten GH readers will get one free! See page 167. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]

In the clear.(Good deals: looks you'll love--for less)
July 1, 2004... From sandals to handbags, the jelly trend is still hot for a cool-but-casual look. Bags by Amy Chan (left) and Accessory Exchange, footwear from Skaffles.

Have a seat.(Good deals: looks you'll love--for less)
July 1, 2004... Go ahead, invite the neighbors. Lowe's sling cafe chairs make backyard parties easy. Affordable, storable (they fold up), and water-resistant, they're a stylish step up from plastic stackables.

Girly gingham.(Good deals: looks you'll love--for less)
July 1, 2004... The pair to wear when you're in a summery mood, these pretty gingham pants from Focus 2000 have a bit of stretch in the fabric for a better fit. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]

Saluting a star of innovation.(Good Buy awards 2004)(Advertisement)(Buyers Guide)
July 1, 2004... NOTHING ESCAPES THE POWER OF A DIRT DEVIL[R] For years, Dirt Devil[R] has been known as the brand that gives homeowners more innovative ways to put dirt in its place. That reputation continues with the Good Buy Award-winning Dirt Devil[R]...

Great legs: a get 'em guide: your wish list: slimmer, smoother, younger. The new ways and means: improved hair removers, self-tanners, vein fixers, more. And just in time for skirt season.(Good looks)
July 1, 2004... Can a cream really slay cellulite? If you're looking for a potion that'll make your thighs baby-smooth in seconds, dream on. If you'd be happy to improve your skin's appearance, keep reading. To assess three big-name anticellulite...

Can this diet prevent cancer?(Controversy)
July 1, 2004... Eight years ago, naturopath Peter J. D'Adamo gained fame with his best-selling Eat Right for Your Type, a weight-loss plan based on individual blood types. In a series of more recent books, D'Adamo has argued that by eating certain foods that...

Memo to self.(Good health)
July 1, 2004... In a recent study, heart attack patients were called six months after leaving the hospital. Half admitted that they weren't taking their medications as directed. Why not? It wasn't confusion or nasty side effects or the cost of the drugs. The...

Dial P for ... pimple.(Good health)
July 1, 2004... If you talk on the phone a lot, you may be plagued by mini-outbreaks right at the spot where the receiver hits your chin. Pressure from the handset keeps skin from shedding old cells, so oil builds up, plugs the follicle, and attracts bacteria,...

Is there a doctor in town?(Good health)
July 1, 2004... It's had enough to get sick on vacation. Worse is the hassle of finding a physician when you're in an unfamiliar part of the country. For genuine emergencies-difficulty breathing, bleeding that won't stop-head straight for the ER. (For chest...

Timing and tooth pulling.(Good health)
July 1, 2004... If you're on the Pill, schedule oral surgery for late in your menstrual cycle, when estrogen levels fall. Research shows that high levels of the hormone can double your chances of developing dry socket--a condition in which protective blood...

The new worry about mad cow.(Good health)
July 1, 2004... You may have heard that the arthritis supplement chondroitin could be risky because it's made from cow cartilage. But the chances of getting sick are actually "very remote," says Tod Cooperman, M.D., president of ConsumerLab.com, which tests...

"My toenail is peeling off!".(Diagnosis)
July 1, 2004... Symptom She didn't remember stubbing her toe, but Isabel (not her real name) couldn't think of any other reason for the nail on her big toe to look bumpy and discolored. When the nail began to peel and crack, she called her family doctor. ...

Jennifer's gift: she was young, healthy, and brave. And she gladly risked major surgery to save her dying uncle.(Good health)(Column)
July 1, 2004... This May, my 34-year-old niece, Jennifer, spent a week in Hawaii with her boyfriend, Tony, snorkeling, horseback riding, and getting a tan in her purple polka-dot bikini. A year earlier, this healthy young woman donated more than half of...

Stand up straight! Stop slouching! You've heard it from your mother. Now Dr. Nancy Snyderman explains how easy it is to improve your posture--and why you'll feel (and look) so much better.(Good health)
July 1, 2004... It was a typical scene at my house: the five of us sitting at the dining-room table, talking about what we had done that day. As usual, my daughter Rachel had assumed the classic adolescent slump (she was 14 at the time)--her shoulders were...

In pain? This posture test may tell you why.
July 1, 2004... When I lifted my three-year-old son so he could grab an apple dangling on a high branch last October, I felt a twinge in my lower back. Not again, I thought. The twinge became an ache, and by morning, I couldn't tie my shoes for the agony. ...

Beware payday loans.(Money talk)(www.debtadvice.org)(Brief Article)
July 1, 2004... The ads are all over TV and the Internet, touting a $500 advance until your next paycheck. These so-called payday loans are legal in 35 states, but they can still get you into trouble. Here's how the lending scheme works: The borrower...

The best online coupons.(Money talk)
July 1, 2004... Try to get grocery coupons on the Internet, and you'll find that most Web sites make you answer dozens of personal questions before allowing you to hit the Print button. But we found three sites that offer great savings--without the nosy...

I'll never do that again: even the money pros goof sometimes. But they've learned from their bloopers--and so can you.(Money)
July 1, 2004... Admit it. You've made a blunder or two with your finances. Perhaps you keep procrastinating when it comes to refinancing your home loan--even though interest rates are at historic lows. Or you still haven't bought more life insurance for your...

Skinny salad dressings.
July 1, 2004... Even if you're not watching your calories and fat grams, these quick, flavor-packed salad dressings taste so good, you'll forget that you're eating low-fat. Dressings will keep in the fridge for up to 1 week. orange-ginger dressing ...

Cool tricks for a hot dog.(Testing testing! News for you from the Good Housekeeping Institute)
July 1, 2004... In this weather, a romp in the park can seriously overheat your pet. What dogs need to stay comfortable and safe at high temperatures, says Amy Attas, a veterinarian in New York City, is plenty of cold water and shade--which is exactly what...

Shake off the weight.(Taste Test)
July 1, 2004... Dieters swear by "meal replacements"--those vitamin-fortified bars, shakes, and powdered drinks that claim to have all the nutrition of a traditional lunch or dinner--but they don't always taste good. To the rescue: chocolate-flavored versions...

Spillproof bedding.(Testing testing! News for you from the Good Housekeeping Institute)
July 1, 2004... Go ahead, enjoy a cup of coffee in bed. Liz Claiborne Home has created stain-resistant "top of the bed" linens, with pretty comforters, duvets, and shams that feel like a standard cotton weave (and cost about the same). But can they handle...

Infomercial road test: want to know it as-seen-on-TV products live up to their claims? Act now and we'll give you our ratings absolutely free!(Testing testing! News for you from the Good Housekeeping Institute)(Buyers Guide)
July 1, 2004... nail dazzle *** THE TV PITCH "The fast and easy way to polish, paint, and decorate your nails." REALITY CHECK This colorful nail polish dries quickly and resists chipping. But while the book of suggested designs will jump-start your...

Fan-tastic! These new breeze makers will cool you off and help save cash.(Buyer's Guide)
July 1, 2004... Air-conditioning's the coolest--but if you hate writing that big check to the electric company, think fans. They use far less energy than AC but still lower room temps by 12 degrees. The challenge: getting the right one for your needs. Floor...

"My bank owes my Girl Scout troop $306.".(GH to the Rescue!)(Good Housekeeping)(Brief Article)(Column)
July 1, 2004... In September 2002, I reserved Amtrak tickets for a train from Florida to Washington, D.C., for my Cadette troop, using a Marketplace Bank Visa. When we later postponed the trip, Amtrak agreed to refund the money--$306.73--to my Visa....

Guaranteed keepers: have a good morning with good housekeeping's seal-holding products!(Advertisement)
July 1, 2004... CHANGE IT UP... Post Selects cereals are delicious and distinctive combinations of ingredients. Savor the experience with Maple Pecan Crunch, Cranberry Almond Crunch, Banana Nut Crunch, Blueberry Morning and Great Grains. Visit...

Guilt-free treats.(Family time)
July 1, 2004... Great for school lunches as well as for calorie-conscious moms: Nabisco's new 100 Calorie Packs. The line features small and thin crispy wafers that taste like popular cookies or crackers: Oreos, Chips Ahoy!, Cheese Nips, or Wheat Thins. Each...

Gear for beach babies.(Family time)
July 1, 2004... Lots of products claim to make moms' lives easier. Our textiles department has spotted three summer items that actually make good on their promise. The first is Graco's new Pack 'n Play Sport ($149; 800-345-4109). This portable play yard weighs...

Keeping active kids safe in the heat.(Family time)
July 1, 2004... Make sure your child gets plenty of fluids while playing summer sports. That's the message of a study that followed 58 children at two Pennsylvania soccer camps last July. Researchers found that even with water easily available, many of the...

Who's in charge here? How to lay down the law and get kids--even teens--to follow the rules.(family)(Interview)
July 1, 2004... Children actually like rules. That might seem hard to believe if you're stuck in a wilderness of teenage whining, pouting, or out-and-out rebellion. But Laurence Steinberg, Ph.D., a child psychologist and a professor at Temple University in...

The job loss blues: from frayed nerves to damaged egos, unemployment takes a toll. Meet three couples who are bouncing back ... and even growing closer.(family)(www.ajb.org)
July 1, 2004... This must be the worse in 'for better or for worse,'" says the normally optimistic Kimberly Brandstetter of Colorado Springs, Colorado, referring to her husband's job loss. Lots of women know firsthand what Kimberly is going through--and the...

Getting personal: Joy Behar solves your problems.(counseling)(Column)
July 1, 2004... Q My best friend and I have kids around the same age--my son Teddy is five, and her daughter Carrie is six. Problem is, Carrie is rude, bossy, and obnoxious, and I don't want Teddy to be around her. My friend and I still get along fine, but...

'A friend in need is a friend indeed'.(Proverb)
July 1, 2004... Thirty years ago, when I met my friend John, he was an advertising executive who wore designer suits and drove a fancy English car. But one day he decided he'd had enough of city life and became a homesteader in New Hampshire. He never again...

The bag lady: Patsy Skiba has a booming business in trendy purses. And all it took to get her started was a little run-in with the law.(Real lives)(Column)
July 1, 2004... When customs agents stormed Patsy Skiba's Minneapolis home eight years ago, she was stunned. The target of an undercover sting, Skiba had no idea she'd been breaking any laws. Her unwitting crime spree started in 1994, when she and her...

Make room for grandpa: he's our favorite Oscar host and a comedy legend. But Billy Crystal's greatest moment was when he met his baby granddaughter.(Real lives)("I Already Know I Love You")
July 1, 2004... Billy Crystal has become a fixture on the big screen, in hits ranging from When Harry Met Sally to Analyze This. But it was a small-screen moment that changed the comedian's life. Last year, Crystal, the father of two girls, accompanied his...

The change makers: they've broken down barriers and beaten back bureaucracy to make the world a better place. Meet the inspiring winners of this year's GH Award for Women in Government.(Real live)(Good Housekeeping)(www.cawp.rutgers.edu)
July 1, 2004... on wings of courage Grand Prize: $25,000 CAPT. CHRISTINA HOPPER Fighter pilot, United States Air Force, Cannon Air Force Base, Clovis, NM Piloting an F-16 fighter jet one stormy night early in the Iraq war, Capt. Christina Hopper...

Enter to win the Wegmans/Good Housekeeping backyard makeover and a new SUV.(Advertisement)
July 1, 2004... Keep it Clean Non-toxic Simple Green All-Purpose Cleaner cleans the kitchen, bathroom, carpet, laundry stains, kids' toys and more. Visit SimpleGreen.com Eat Healthy Those with a healthy appreciation for good food insist on...

Christie at 50! Face-lift? Forget it. The legendary ex-model likes herself just the way she is. Here, the secrets that helped her get over getting older. Plus: other stars who defy age.(Christie Brinkley)(includes list of aging stars)
July 1, 2004... The streets are still sleepy in Bridgehampton, New York, the seaside resort town where Christie Brinkley lives year-round with her family. Yet if there were any traffic, this scene would surely stop it: Christie stands at the edge of the town's...

Fabulous & 50.
July 1, 2004... These days, some of the world's most glamorous women, from Oprah Winfrey to Cheryl Tiegs, are defying their age from the inside out, embracing and celebrating aging. And their biggest beauty secret is a good attitude. "Your mind has an enormous...

Summer sweeties: Susan Keating grows 40 kinds of flowers, but sweet peas are her favorite. Simple yet elegant, colorful and fragrant, these little charmers will refresh your home.
July 1, 2004... Now that it's summer, the season for sweet peas, business is blooming in Susan Keating's backyard. That's where she set up her shop, Sweet Pea Gardens, and it's where she grows 25 varieties of the delicate flower that comes in every color but...

Rebuilding her life: Adele Freedman lost her beloved fiance in last year's Iran earthquake. Now, she says, the only way to make sense of her loss is to keep his dreams alive.(Tobb Dell'Oro)(Column)
July 1, 2004... That's Tobb," says Adele Freedman, handing me a photograph of a tall, curly-haired man in a kitchen. "He makes this really amazing Moroccan soup." Tobb Dell'Oro, the love of her life, died more than six months ago in the catastrophic...

Follow the sun: the only rule for warm-weather wear: keep it fresh and fun. So cut loose and feel cool in these easy breezy looks.(fashion)(Brief Article)
July 1, 2004... Shimmer and shine Taupe acetate button-down shirt by Farinaz Taghavi. Paisley silk drawstring skirt from Etro. Earrings from Farahbean. Cuff bracelet from Yochi. Opposite: Yellow top from A.B.S by Allen Schwartz. Map-print Celanese...

The great American cook out: it's summertime, and the company is casual. Serve up a good time with these fun favorites.
July 1, 2004... Corn on the cob with chive butter; classic fried chicken; best BBQ ribs Tomato salad with mint & shallot From top: Creamy two-potato salad; barley & corn salad; snap pea salad Spiced grilled turkey breast [ILLUSTRATIONS...

Dazzle them before the fireworks.
July 1, 2004... Wave Your Flag Cheesecake Prep: 20 minutes plus refrigeration 1 qt. strawberries, divided 1-1/2 cups boiling water 1 pkg. (8-serv. size) or 2 pkg. (4-serv. size each) JELL-O[R] Brand Gelatin, any red flavor...

A feast for the fourth.(Recipes)
July 1, 2004... classic fried chicken pictured at right Prep 35 minutes plus chilling and standing Cook about 1 1/4 hours Makes 8 main-dish servings 2 cups buttermilk 2 tablespoons hot pepper sauce 1 tablespoon salt 2...

A better baster.(Good Housekeeping Institute Report)
July 1, 2004... What's great about the new basting brushes with silicone bristles: They don't shred into the sauce or shrivel when dipped into hot drippings. And they clean up thoroughly in the dishwasher, so they won't be sticky (or stinky) the next time you...

The rib report.(Good Housekeeping Institute Report)
July 1, 2004... on the stove First, we tried the traditional: simmering ribs in a large pot of water for about an hour. The ribs had to be cut to fit in the pot, which meant that grilling a whole rack later was out of the question. The meat was cooked...

Spice it up.(Recipes)
July 1, 2004... Want to boost the flavor and moisture in your grilled meat or seafood? Whether you have 5 minutes or 24 hours, you can use one of the following techniques. dry rub What to use it on Thin pieces of meat, poultry, or fish How to...

Great little grill.(Good Housekeeping Institute Report)
July 1, 2004... If you're cooking for two or camping out, you may not want to deal with a huge gas-guzzling grill. But you also don't want to compromise on cooking performance. Enter the Weber Baby Q, $149, which uses a small 14.1-ounce liquid propane gas...

Brighten your BBQ.(Good Housekeeping Institute Report)
July 1, 2004... Shed some light on your evening cookouts: The battery-powered Char-Broil Grill Light, $15, attaches to the side of any gas grill, so you can tell when your steak is perfectly medium rare. It can also be used as a tabletop lamp or as a...

Skewered!(Good Housekeeping Institute Report)
July 1, 2004... Want to put the kibosh on kebab meat that spins when you turn it on the grill? Try Charcoal Companion's new Wide Natural Bamboo Grilling Skewers, $4.99 for 25. The pointed ends are easy to insert into meat or vegetables, and the flat surface...

Charcoal keeper.(Good Housekeeping Institute Report)
July 1, 2004... Handling charcoal is a hassle--the bag is hard to pour from, and soot flies all over. It's even worse when you discover that the briquettes are damp from the last rainstorm. One solution is the Kingsford Kaddy from Buddeez, $14.99, a plastic...

The perfect pancake.(Recipes)
July 1, 2004... blueberry pancakes with warm blueberry sauce Prep 15 minutes Cook 30 minutes Makes 4 servings 2 tablespoons water 1/2 teaspoon cornstarch 3 1/2 cups blueberries 5 tablespoons sugar 2 teaspoons fresh ...

Rush hour: super-quick summer supper.(Recipes)
July 1, 2004... glazed salmon with watermelon salsa 1 lime 4 cups (1/2-inch cubes) seedless watermelon (from about 2 1/2-pound piece) 1/4 cup loosely packed fresh mint leaves, chopped 2 tablespoons chopped green onions...

Home cooking: "craving crab cakes".(Recipes)
July 1, 2004... Sue Miller and her mother, Millie, travel once a year to Lancaster, Pennsylvania, for the Quilter's Heritage Celebration. Their favorite part of this tradition is dinner at The Olde Greenfield Inn, where they find the crab cakes "far better...

In my kitchen: Susan Westmoreland, Food Director.(Recipes)
July 1, 2004... Buttermilk blues In developing our ideal blueberry pancake recipe (page 152), we had to settle the debate: buttermilk or milk? We tried them side by side, and buttermilk consistently yielded a lighter, more tender pancake. Of course, we know...

The Monday diet: you can lose weight this week, even if you went diet AWOL over the weekend. Jim Karas explains how to use day one to start off strong.(Diet)
July 1, 2004... If you're on a diet, you know that weekends are a special challenge: unlimited pantry access, big family dinners, late-night fridge raids, not to mention the summer barbecue parties (pass the potato salad!). By Sunday night, you may feel as if...

Alert: dangerous products.(Recalls)
July 1, 2004... Are there unsafe products in your home? Check the recalls list below. These items were recalled by manufacturers in cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. For more information, contact the companies at the numbers listed...

Cartoons.(Comic)(Brief Article)(Illustration)(Cartoon)
July 1, 2004... "He's emotionally unavailable at the moment. Can I take a message?" "What kind of bulbs did you put in here?" "Do you want to play with it first?" "You and your cathedral ceilings...." [ILLUSTRATIONS OMITTED]

Official rules Wegmans/Good Housekeeping backyard makeover sweepstakes.(Advertisement)
July 1, 2004... NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. A PAYMENT OR PURCHASE OF ANY KIND WILL NOT INCREASE YOUR CHANCES OF WINNING. Every time, between May 20, 2004 and July 12, 2004, you purchase any of the participating brands of this Sweepstakes (listed...

The anniversary present: Megan's husband always gives her something wacky on their anniversary. Can he finally get it right for their 25th?(Short story)
July 1, 2004... Megan Vance sorted through the cocktail dresses at a Phoenix designer boutique. "Too old, too young, too blah, too flashy...." Gary, her husband, had given her carte blanche to buy whatever she wanted, but she couldn't find a single thing she...

Burning questions for ... Donna Murphy: Broadway leading lady and soon to be seen in the movie Spider-Man 2.(Hollywood)(Brief Article)(Interview)
July 1, 2004... What makes you angry? "It's a tie between laziness and narrow-mindedness." How do you relax? "I live in New York City, not far from Central Park and Riverside Park, and if I can just get around greenery and water, that quiets my...

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