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Articles in Oct 2004 issue of Sunset

• Garden gift
  by Katie Tamony
• This month on sunset.com
• Recipe: savory seeds
  by Alison Aves
• Ribbon of color
  by Julie Chai
• Bookshelf
• Spring flowers: our favorite cool-season annuals to plant this fall
  by Sharon Cohoon
• Sticky ribs: easy party pleasers bake in the oven
  by Linda Lau Anusasananan
• Looking back: October 1991
  by Alison Aves
• Tricks and treats
• Easy project: backlit art
• Star flower
  by David C. Becker
• Gaining new ground: retaining walls pushed into a slope expand an outdoor living space
  by Lauren Bonar Swezey
• A city gem reborn: San Francisco Botanical Garden displays plenty of planting ideas
  by Lauren Bonar Swezey
• Watery reward: hot times and cool ideas near Phoenix
• Fall color chart
• Tool: touch-up helper
  by Peter O. Whiteley
• Fall favorites: recipes from our readers, tested in Sunset's kitchen
  by Leigh Beisch
• Berm it: give your garden a lift with a landscaped mound
  by Jim McCausland
• Liberating lessons: balance basic flavors for wine-pairing freedom
  by Kate Washington
• Small houses, big ideas
• Sunday suppers
• Valley highs: fresh air and golden hills in Washington's Methow Valley
  by Amy Wolf
• Veggie classic: shortcut ratatouille makes a great weeknight meal
  by Charity Ferreira
• More from Sunset: the wine club is underway
• What to do in your garden in October
  by Lauren Bonar Swezey
• Dia de los Muertos: celebrate Day of the Dead with a festive Mexican meal
  by Linda Lau Anusasananan
• Recipes win raves
• Bakersfield, CA: black birds
  by Dale Conour
• College classic: stroll an East Bay campus for art, views, and golden leaves
  by Lora J. Finnegan
• Baja eggs: add Mexican flair to easy brunch dishes
  by Linda Lau Anusasananan
• CSU Channel Islands and Sunset team up
• Spanish Moorish style: L.A. design traditions inspire our Southern California Idea House
  by Ann Bertelsen
• Sleek and simple: drama defines this carefree garden
  by Kathleen N. Brenzel
• Our awesome Great Basin
• Project: ghost pumpkins
  by Jil Peters
• Dutch treat: a couple restores a historic Gold Country hotel
  by Amy Wolf
• Autumn aglow: three ways to decorate with pumpkins for Halloween
  by Mary Jo Bowling
• Your guide to the West
• National sponsors: Southern California Idea House
• Nautical notes from Western sailors
• Treat: tabletop s'mores
  by Mary Jo Bowling
• Five great … Unexpected San Francisco eats
  by Samantha Schoech
• The directory
• Book: cemetery guide
  by Abigail Peterson
• A modern farmhouse: easy porch-and-patio living for a new community near Phoenix
  by Ann Bertelsen
• Two views of "dream" homes
• Innovation: sun screen
• Traveler's journal: eight-legged friends
  by Lisa Taggart
• The ghosts of Leadville
  by Peter Fish
• Travel tip: stars over Vegas
  by Harriot Manley
• National sponsors: Southwest Idea House
• The grapes of joy: this family's vintages prove hard work pays off
• Back on the BBQ trail
  by Gabe Block
• Garden tip: force bulbs
  by Sharon Cohoon
• Santa Cruz art tour: this month, coastal towns show off their creative sides
  by Lisa Taggart
• Movies: scary West
• Fusion dynasty: a doyenne of Vietnamese cooking shares delicious dishes to make at home
  by Charity Ferreira
• Secrets of the grand hotels: juicy stories are the lure to these tours
  by Lora J. Finnegan
• Tip from a fish-taco shark
  by Don Robbins, Jr.
• Food tip: spider eggs
  by Dale Conour
• Events
• L.A.'s bright lights: Los Angeles is on the world's cultural itinerary like never before
  by Matthew Jaffe
• Three hikes for hedonists: explore great Sonoma trails that include a food and wine stop
  by Lora J. Finnegan