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A reader writes: "My boyfriend and I are attempting a long-distance college relationship. Recently, the idea of making the relationship a slightly more open one for the long-distance part was brought up."

A reader writes: "My boyfriend and I are attempting a long-distance college relationship. Recently, the idea of making the relationship a slightly more open one for the long-distance part was brought up."

A reader writes: "My boyfriend and I are attempting a long-distance college relationship. Recently, the idea of making the relationship a slightly more open one for the long-distance part was brought up."

Join in the fun of the "Zucchini 500" races Wednesday at the Columbia City Farmers Market.

A reader writes: "Before I went away to college, I bought a '74 Volkswagen Thing. My mom won't let me drive it. She says it's 'unsafe at any speed.'"

Nissan's luxury division, Infiniti, concluded that what women need is a smaller, softer-edged crossover utility vehicle. Thus, Infiniti brought out a new 2008-model crossover, the EX35.

With U.S. sales continuing to decline, a top Ford Motor Co. executive said recently that he expects to see more Ford, Lincoln and Mercury dealers willing to consolidate with others.

Peace Is Every Step: The Path of Mindfulness in Everyday Life (Paperback)By Thich Nhat Hanh Buy new: $10.2087 used and new from $6.65 customer rating: First tagged "lifestyle" by Ilaxi S. Patel "Editor, kidsfreesouls.com & Author of Guardian of Angels" Customer tags: peace(17), mindfulness(13), thich nhat hanh(13), spirituality(13), buddhism(12), peace of mind(10), buddhist spirituality(8), zen(6), being(4), meditation(4), spiritual(2), environmentalism(2)

Tonight at dinner, think in reverse. Instead of selecting a wine that complements your meal, plan what food you'll have with your wine.

Mary Sheedy Kurcinka, author of "Kids, Parents and Power Struggles" and director of parentchildhelp.com, says many parents don't realize how much support their kids need with homework