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Splendid Table: Make this Crisp-Crust Pizza Margherita

Dear Lynne: Friday is our order-in-pizza night .... until lately. This so-called "authentic" pizza supper hits like $30 for the two of us. The kicker is, the pizzas are small and aren't piled up with stuff. We like them that way, but when you say, "less is more," where we live less is more money. So how hard is it to make your own pizza? -- Two Pizza Lovers in Boston

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Game On: 'BioShock 2' thrilling; 'Fast Food' not

"BioShock 2"

Platforms: Xbox 360, PlayStation 3

Genre: First-person shooter

Publisher: 2K Games

ESRB Rating: M, for Mature

Grade: 4 stars (out of 5)

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Advantages of a pressure cooker

Debra Murray is something of a home-cooking evangelist.

So it is fitting that she's preaching the gospel of good food and good cooking in a hall at Our Savior Lutheran Church in St. Petersburg, Fla.

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How a pressure cooker works

How a pressure cooker works

OK, maybe you flunked physics in high school. We won't test you on this, but science has everything to do with how a pressure cooker works.

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Comics: A great Wonder Woman reprint

Wonder Woman is one of the longest-running characters in American comics, which allows for a lot of different interpretations. "Showcase Presents: Wonder Woman" Vol. 3 (DC Comics, $17.99) reprints the apex of one such editorial vision.

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Profile: Talking with Channing Tatum of 'Dear John'

Channing Tatum knows that "Dear John" could be slapped with the (dreaded) chick-flick label in some circles.

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Randall: Hungry for spring

Today I stood at a window and watched as another storm rolled in from the west bringing snow to the mountains, rain to the desert and a little ray of hope to my heart.

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Thomasson: Toyota's mishaps give Detroit a chance

WASHINGTON - As kids during World War II most young American boys fought imaginary battles against the Axis powers right along with the real ones being fought by their brothers, fathers, cousins and those of their friends.

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