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Big feet? There is hope.

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The list of ailments is long: corns, calluses, blisters, trapped nerves; toes so squished they look like claws. An actual condition called "mallet toe."

Big feet? There is hope. Photo

The list of ailments is long: corns, calluses, blisters, trapped nerves; toes so squished they look like claws. An actual condition called "mallet toe."

Camp Grandma: A win-win solution

Kids had taken over the kitchen to cook dinner for themselves. There were nine children total, four rooms in the house, just one bathroom — and no video games.

Irish celebrities: Hot Irish women Photos

They're smiling. They're beguiling. They're darling Irish girls.

Kinder, gentler green garlic mellows out the menu Photo

Long before "Twilight" and "True Blood" and the Modern Age of Vampires, garlic was used as a talisman: a panacea against bad spirits in the Middle Ages and against illness during the Crusades. Even those of us who happily load our soups and stews with dozens of the pale cloves can tell why it was hung across doorways to prevent entrance. Mature garlic can be overwhelming, even relentless; a single raw clove minced on a board is capable of determining the course of an entire meal, whether you want it to or not.

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Advice columnist Amy Dickinson

March 16, 2010

Today's birthday (3/16/10). With myriad ideas at hand, a sensible goal for the year is to make use of them. Don't hoard your thoughts and feelings. Share them with associates to get the most out of every task, even the most basic ones.

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