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Eating ethnic for breakfast? A Red Sea classic is worth a try
Eating on the Edge: Popular in Egypt and elsewhere, foul (pronounced "fool") is about filling up and stretching inexpensive ingredients.
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The anti-Mark Driscoll: Resisting cage-fighter Jesus
Mark Driscoll, pastor of Seattle's Mars Hill Church, envisions a high-testosterone, ready-to-fight Jesus. Author Brian McLaren, once viewed as part of the same movement as Driscoll, asks deeper questions and draws a different figure.
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A hip-hop battle that's all about peace and love
Seattle's 206 Zulu, the local chapter of an international hip-hop organization, celebrates its sixth anniversary with power and style: break-dancing, deejaying, a graffiti-writing expo, and more.
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A taste of Haiti, and some philanthropy too
Eating on the Edge: Waid's Haitian Cuisine & Lounge, near Seattle University, serves Creole cuisine with French and African influences. The owner calls it the "house of love," saying he doesn't like for patrons to eat alone.
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How schools can help save neighborhoods
Bringing back neighborhood schools, as Seattle is now doing after a long experiment with desegregation, is a great way to improve the city.