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Backstage Video: Behind the scenes at Fashion Week.
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Body Issues: Chronicling the unending quest for physical perfection.
Cult of Personality: Digging in with the people who matter.
Dress Code: Deciphering the language of fashion.
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Model Tracker: Who’s dominating the runway today?
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Reviews: Our critics weigh in.
Show & Tell: News from around the tents.
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“… when my adult children in college congratulate ME on my own college grades after having returned to school from a 20 year absence.
“… when you let someone cut in front of you when driving and they actually acknowledge you and wave “thank you.”
— Mary Grigsby, Walnut Creek
“… going to the dog park and watching responsible pet owners enjoying playing with their dogs. I don’t even own a dog, and I sometimes sit and watch for hours. In 10 visits, I’ve never seen the dogs fight or the owners argue. Everyone gets along and there are plastic bags for waste, a barrel full of toys for anyone to use, climbing structures for all sizes of animals and fresh, clean water. One family even brings treats and hands them out for free. What a great way to spend an afternoon.
— Cindy Strong, Castro Valley
“… our being there in the first place, but to hear people mispronounce the name of the country really ticks me off, particularly when it is a newscaster or TV “personality” who should know better. There is no “eye” in Iraq!
— Carole Douglas, Walnut Creek
“… how it takes Ryan Seacrest an hour to tell everyone who got kicked off “American Idol.” I could do it in 30 seconds.
— Evelynn Ross, El Cerrito
“… bottom fitted sheets with elastic all around the edges. Who thought up that idea? Sheets are not square, folks. When I finally find the proper edges for
top and bottom I mark one corner with a big X so I don’t have fiddle with it each time I change the beds.
Send your love/hates to aharris@bayareanewsgroup.com.

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