Sunset

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Articles in Nov 2005 issue of Sunset

• Seattle's best secret: indulge in retail therapy in Ballard, the city's most dynamic neighborhood
  by Kimberly Brown Seely
• Smoke screen
  by Sharon Cohoon
• Turkey time: the best wines to go with the bird and all the fixings
  by Sara Schneider
• Reaching out
  by Katie Tamony
• Oranges in Auburn—now's the time
  by David C. Becker
• Events
• Thanksgiving in the west: cook the best dishes from Sunset's $50,000 recipe contest
  by Linda Lau Anusasananan
• Your guide to the West
• High spirits: taste heady elixirs in an Alameda airport hangar
  by Charity Ferreira
• What to do in your garden in November
  by Julie Chai
• Barn living: rustic to sleek; Modern design ideas from an iconic Western structure, plus simple ways to get the look
• Style: fall bounty
  by Abigail Peterson
• Suppers for night owls
  by Amy Wolf
• Forest Zen: make your own nature-inspired centerpieces
  by Peter O. Whiteley
• Japanese maples: choose one of our favorites for dramatic fall color in your garden
  by Jim McCausland
• Openings: Denver's opera house
  by Lori M. Midson
• Pleasanton surprise: great shopping in an unsung East Bay town
  by Michelle Lau
• Home office retreat: a transformed garage creates space for work and family
  by Lisa Taggart
• Let's get away from it all: how one couple did Vegas, Death Valley, and Palm Springs in a week—and made it swing, baby
  by Dale Conour
• Travel: storm watch
  by Lisa Taggart
• Carmel's quiet season: explore the original art town by the sea on a poster budget
  by Lisa Taggart
• Electric ideas: cut your energy bill with smart new lighting choices
  by Peter O. Whiteley
• The directory
• Artisans: holiday platters
  by Abigail Peterson
• Persimmons
  by Kathleen N. Brenzel
• Holiday parties: celebrate the season with our guide full of make-ahead recipes and time-saving tips
  by Molly Watson
• The road not taken, maybe
  by Peter Fish
• Family time: game day
  by Diana Zackey
• Walls that rock: our favorite reasons to love dry-stacked stone
  by Lauren Bonar Swezey
• One dough makes two appetizers
  by Amy Traverso
• Recipe: pasta risotto
  by Linda Lau Anusasananan
• Fire in the round: a gravel patio, framed in brick, surrounds a portable firepit
  by Steven R. Lorton
• Setting the bar
  by Molly Watson
• Towering triumph: with the stunning de Young Museum, San Francisco gains a brilliant work of modern architecture—and some welcome attention. Deborah Bishop explores the new jewel in the city's cultural crown
  by Deborah Bishop
• New mandarins
  by Jim McCausland
• Your midweek holiday party: how to host friends without the fuss
  by Marcia Smart