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THE SEATTLE TIMES MAGAZINE / APRIL 22, 2001
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Cover Story: The Sound of One Man Dreaming WRITTEN BY RICHARD SEVEN PHOTOGRAPHED BY BENJAMIN BENSCHNEIDER Bill Frisell is widely considered one of the world's most innovative jazz guitarists and composers. He doesn't want much — only to make a music that is all music at once.
Now & Then: The Talented Ted Abrams WRITTEN BY PAUL DORPAT

Plant Life: Modern Gardens
	WRITTEN BY VALERIE EASTON PHOTOGRAPHED BY ALLAN MANDELL Modern is much more than sleek, industrial materials and would-be avant-garde flourishes that seem dated almost immediately. Real modernity is a fusion of cultures creating a new aesthetic that defies tradition and nation.
On Fitness: Choosing Sides
	WRITTEN BY MOLLY MARTIN PHOTOGRAPHED BY BARRY WONG Even though PE today is not what it was, too many kids are still missing in action.
Northwest Living: Columbia City Renewal
	WRITTEN BY LAWRENCE KREISMAN PHOTOGRAPHED BY BENJAMIN BENSCHNEIDER Thanks to something of a renaissance in one of Seattle's oldest neighbor-hoods, the 1909 house that carpenter Harry Campeau built can shine again.
Taste: Almonds Bitter and Sweet
	WRITTEN BY ANDREW JAYASUNDERA PHOTOGRAPHED BY BENJAMIN BENSCHNEIDER One nut, in two varieties, provides a world of delicate, luscious flavor.
Sunday Punch: Mind game
	WRITTEN BY STEVE JOHNSTON ILLUSTRATED BY PAUL SCHMID