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1 Submit your best Valentine's Day story for a chance to win big from Bellefleur Shopping
I have had some romantic Valentine’s Days, I'm sure, although none come to mind directly. However, I’m lucky enough to be able to say with certainty that I have never had a horrific Valentine’s Day filled with breakups or romantic devastation.
2/9/2010 | NWsource.com | find similar results
2 Visual arts: New paintings by Charlie Barr. Events
Gunnar Nordstrom Gallery, Bellevue. 2/10/2010 - 3/7/2010.
2/9/2010 | seattletimes.com | find similar results
3 Community: Seattle Kennel Club Dog Show Events
Qwest Field Event Center, Seattle. 3/13/2010 - 3/14/2010. Competition by more than 2,000 dogs for Best in Show and conformation, obedience, rally, junior showmanship and agility competitions, exhibits, "Meet the Breed" information, dog-related products and services from more than 70 vendors
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4 Visual arts: "Venation." Events
La Familia Art Gallery, Seattle. 2/9/2010 - 2/27/2010. Paintings by Kelly Clark. Also: "Inner Visions," paintings by Rick Simpson.
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5 Visual arts: "Stones and Flowers." Events
Greg Kucera Gallery, Seattle. 2/18/2010 - 3/27/2010. Mixed-media sculpture by Dan Webb.
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6 Michigan man with 100 dogs gets 5 years probation Nation and World
A Michigan man who had hundreds of live and dead Chihuahuas and Chihuahua mixes in his home has been sentenced to five years of probation in a mental health program and ordered not to own animals. At his sentencing hearing Tuesday in Wayne County Circuit Court, Kenneth Lang Jr.
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7 Clinton trip announced via Twitter Politics
In a first for U.S. diplomacy, the State Department has used Twitter to announce an upcoming overseas trip by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton. Followers of the department's "Dipnote" Twitter feed were the first to get official word of Clinton's Feb.
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8 Rentrak posts 3Q loss on charges Business
The company, which provides data on consumer media habits, said late Monday that it lost $579,000, or 5 cents per share, in the quarter ended Dec. 31. That compares with profit of $1.2 million, or 11 cents per share, in the year-ago period. Excluding about $1.
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9 Ted Anthony named AP assistant managing editor Nation and World
Ted Anthony, a veteran editor and correspondent for The Associated Press who has helped develop social media strategies and new storytelling techniques in AP newsrooms, has been named an assistant managing editor for the news cooperative. Anthony, 41, will help oversee the new AP News Center.
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10 Canada to take injection site case to top court Nation and World
The Vancouver site, where people can inject illegal drugs with clean needles under a nurse's supervision, has operated since 2003 under a constitutional exemption from Canadian drug laws.
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11 Cribs recalled after 3 deaths Business
Government safety officials Tuesday announced a recall of more than 500,000 drop-side cribs sold at Buy Buy Baby, Kmart, Wal-Mart and other stores after the death of three infants.
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12 Visual arts: Lecture: "Byzantium West: Ravenna's Mosaics" Events
Frye Art Museum, Seattle. 2/12/2010. An art history lecture with the Frye Art Museum's Rebecca Albiani.
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13 Bill that could help fund Husky Stadium in Executive Session today Sports
--- First, as several of you noted earlier, HB 2912, which would give King County the right to extend some tourism taxes and use the money to pay for, among things, a renovation of Husky Stadium, is in an executive session of the House Committee on Finance today.
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14 WA Senate passes bill sparked by flooding concerns Local News
The bill passed on a 30-18 vote Tuesday and now heads to the House. The bills would give the state insurance commissioner broader powers to create a "joint underwriting association" when necessary insurance is not available for affected businesses.
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15 Triple-S 4Q profit rises with membership Business
Triple-S Management Corp., Puerto Rico's largest managed-care company, reported on Tuesday that its profit grew in the fourth quarter as membership grew in its health plans and it recorded some one-time items. The company said it earned $28.1 million, or 96 cents per share, for the quarter.
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16 Monday's high-school hoops highlights Sports
-- Meadowdale's Margreet Barhoum scored a game-high 21 points during the Mavericks' 68-48 win over Lynnwood. Meadowdale outscored the Royals 17-4 in the fourth quarter. -- Quinn Kesselring finished with 16 points and eight assists to lead Arlington past Everett, 73-44.
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17 'Lost' star cast in 'Hawaii 5-0' Entertainment
CBS told The Honolulu Advertiser that Kim will portray detective Chin Ho Kelly, who was originally played by the late Kam Fong. Kim plays Jin on ABC's "Lost," which is in its sixth and final season.
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18 Marchesa caters to the high-wattage fashion crowd Entertainment
Marchesa is a glamorous, movie-star fashion house: Its specialty is the show-stopping red carpet dresses you're likely to see on Kate Hudson, Sienna Miller or "Annie," known to the rest of us as Anne Hathaway.
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19 Head Like an Espresso Truck concert blends three Seattle groups, captures local pop music Entertainment
Head Like an Espresso Truck is a Seattle-centric display of musical bonhomie and experimentalism, a one-off team-up between local acts Head Like a Kite, Fresh Espresso, and Truckasauras. It goes down Friday, Feb. 12 at Neumos and then never again.
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20 PayPal's India transaction block could last months Business
In a post on PayPal's blog Tuesday, spokesman Anuj Nayar wrote that the company will keep blocking personal payments to and from India as it works out questions that Indian regulators have posed. The payments were initially suspended Jan.
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