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2011 gift guide<br><br>Walter White  from "Breaking Bad" (the hard to please dad)<br><br>Even when he's not cooking in the lab,iphone 5 case, Dad's an expert with open flames. Because you know how he hates when his tools go missing, this handsome set of stainless steel grilling tools (basting mop, fork, slotted spatula and tongs) features handle shanks suitable for monogramming with three initials ($99.95).<br><br>H(2)O + CO(2) might not be the most lucrative chemical reaction, but this gift might help him break his high fructose corn syrup addiction. The Sodastream Pure Seltzer Kit ($129.95) sports a 60 ml carbonator, a sleek modern design and is easy enough for a home cook to master.<br><br>He's a mad scientist behind the bar, too.<br><br>New careers demand new skills. Help Dad tap into his ambition with this gorgeous Penguin Great Ideas edition of "The Prince" ($8.50), Niccolo Machiavelli's seminal handbook on political power that feels as relevant and practical today as it did in 15th century Florence.<br><br>If the heat comes down, he might need to make a quick getaway. This rugged yet stylish J. Cook leather weekender bag ($249) from Pottery Barn is luxe enough for a kingpin, yet subtle  sometimes, it's best to keep a low profile. If you spring for the monogram, consider an alias.<br><br>Cersei Lannister  from "Game of Thrones" (the merciless queen)<br><br>The classic V neck Italian cashmere sweater ($168) from J. Crew for a classic beauty. Make it "dark poppy," the closest color available to Lannister crimson. Because winter is coming, of course.<br><br>She's a proud mother (and sister). Put her family love on display with this ($89.95). Clear photo pockets allow her to customize this embroidered family tree quilt with her many prides and joy, and a family name  or motto?  can be added for an additional charge.<br><br>She's not one for the cloistered life, but this 24k gold overlay Mustard Herb necklace ($110) from the Met Store's Cloisters inspired line is delicate enough for even the worldliest of queens.<br><br>Embroidery lessons are for little girls. When Mom's ready to embrace her inner warrior, she'll treasure this collector's edition of Sun Tzu's "The Art of War" ($14.50), complete with two translations  one straightforward, one annotated with original critical commentary by definitive English translator Lionel Giles.<br><br>Maybe it's poison, maybe it's a bold cabernet. A skilled hostess never tells. The sleek teardrop shape of this oval wine carafe with oak sphere stop ($36) allows for perfect aeration  so important for those afternoon heart to heart talks.<br><br>Kyle Timmons  from (the troubled young prodigy)<br><br>Light up his early winter morning workouts and late night practice with a solar powered illuminating water bottle ($34) made from BPA free plastic and LED lights.<br><br>A winning season means away matches and tournaments. It's time he graduated from the plastic baggie for his toothbrush. Made from repurposed mountain bike tires, this machine washable travel dopp kit ($29) can take a beating, just like his opponents.<br><br>He might as well have them surgically implanted, but until that day, the Rusty Wired sweat shirt ($49.50) lets him have his hoodie and his music in one zip. The built in earphones are machine washable, which his appointed guardian will appreciate.<br><br>The indestructible, 100 percent recycled plastic ($15) keeps his cash and ID safe, won't be mistaken for a grandpa billfold, and won't fall apart when he puts it through the wash.<br><br>He can take you down in a fight, but he's still a kid in so many ways. Remind him of what screens used to look like with the Etch a Sketch iPhone case ($25).<br><br>Prue McKeel  from Colin Meloy and Carson Ellis' "Wildwood" (the cool sister)<br><br>A daydreaming girl goes on a quest to rescue her stolen baby brother. Stop me if you've heard this one before. The ($5.99) is must see film for any budding adventurer.<br><br>What self respecting Portland kid wouldn't want Wild Flag's eponymous debut album? Vinyl, please. Throw in a show poster ($44.07 for both) for bonus cool aunt points.<br><br>She's a girl on the go. The Crosley Keepsake USB record player ($149) is a three speed turntable in a handy carrying case and a portable vinyl to mp3 converter for when she has to travel light.<br><br>Smartphones and GPS don't work in the Impassable Wilderness, but a well made<br><br>Lomography's La Sardina El Capitan ($99) 35 mm wide angle lens with Fritz the Blitz flash will make documenting uncharted lands and waters a breeze.<br><br>Ray Hueston  from "Bored to Death" (the adult slacker)<br><br>The new anthology ($125) will bring him back to the turn of the previous century, when color printing first made gorgeous comics available for the masses. Fans of Winsor McKay's "Little Nemo in Slumberland" will love meeting, in their original size and color, old school fantasy strips like Henry Grant Dart's "The Explorigator."<br><br>Whether he's a new dad or just underemployed and bored, "Fifty Dangerous Things (You Should Let Your Children Do)" ($18.99) is full of great ideas for slow days at home.<br><br>Video games don't have to be garish or gross. In<br><br>His girlfriend will hate it. This ($29.95) is perfect for tailgating the new Transformers movie or reenacting key scenes from "Tombstone."

2011 gift guide<br><br>Walter White  from "Breaking Bad" (the hard to please dad)<br><br>Even when he's not cooking in the lab,iphone 5 case, Dad's an expert with open flames. Because you know how he hates when his tools go missing, this handsome set of stainless steel grilling tools (basting mop, fork, slotted spatula and tongs) features handle shanks suitable for monogramming with three initials ($99.95).<br><br>H(2)O + CO(2) might not be the most lucrative chemical reaction, but this gift might help him break his high fructose corn syrup addiction. The Sodastream Pure Seltzer Kit ($129.95) sports a 60 ml carbonator, a sleek modern design and is easy enough for a home cook to master.<br><br>He's a mad scientist behind the bar, too.<br><br>New careers demand new skills. Help Dad tap into his ambition with this gorgeous Penguin Great Ideas edition of "The Prince" ($8.50), Niccolo Machiavelli's seminal handbook on political power that feels as relevant and practical today as it did in 15th century Florence.<br><br>If the heat comes down, he might need to make a quick getaway. This rugged yet stylish J. Cook leather weekender bag ($249) from Pottery Barn is luxe enough for a kingpin, yet subtle  sometimes, it's best to keep a low profile. If you spring for the monogram, consider an alias.<br><br>Cersei Lannister  from "Game of Thrones" (the merciless queen)<br><br>The classic V neck Italian cashmere sweater ($168) from J. Crew for a classic beauty. Make it "dark poppy," the closest color available to Lannister crimson. Because winter is coming, of course.<br><br>She's a proud mother (and sister). Put her family love on display with this ($89.95). Clear photo pockets allow her to customize this embroidered family tree quilt with her many prides and joy, and a family name  or motto?  can be added for an additional charge.<br><br>She's not one for the cloistered life, but this 24k gold overlay Mustard Herb necklace ($110) from the Met Store's Cloisters inspired line is delicate enough for even the worldliest of queens.<br><br>Embroidery lessons are for little girls. When Mom's ready to embrace her inner warrior, she'll treasure this collector's edition of Sun Tzu's "The Art of War" ($14.50), complete with two translations  one straightforward, one annotated with original critical commentary by definitive English translator Lionel Giles.<br><br>Maybe it's poison, maybe it's a bold cabernet. A skilled hostess never tells. The sleek teardrop shape of this oval wine carafe with oak sphere stop ($36) allows for perfect aeration  so important for those afternoon heart to heart talks.<br><br>Kyle Timmons  from (the troubled young prodigy)<br><br>Light up his early winter morning workouts and late night practice with a solar powered illuminating water bottle ($34) made from BPA free plastic and LED lights.<br><br>A winning season means away matches and tournaments. It's time he graduated from the plastic baggie for his toothbrush. Made from repurposed mountain bike tires, this machine washable travel dopp kit ($29) can take a beating, just like his opponents.<br><br>He might as well have them surgically implanted, but until that day, the Rusty Wired sweat shirt ($49.50) lets him have his hoodie and his music in one zip. The built in earphones are machine washable, which his appointed guardian will appreciate.<br><br>The indestructible, 100 percent recycled plastic ($15) keeps his cash and ID safe, won't be mistaken for a grandpa billfold, and won't fall apart when he puts it through the wash.<br><br>He can take you down in a fight, but he's still a kid in so many ways. Remind him of what screens used to look like with the Etch a Sketch iPhone case ($25).<br><br>Prue McKeel  from Colin Meloy and Carson Ellis' "Wildwood" (the cool sister)<br><br>A daydreaming girl goes on a quest to rescue her stolen baby brother. Stop me if you've heard this one before. The ($5.99) is must see film for any budding adventurer.<br><br>What self respecting Portland kid wouldn't want Wild Flag's eponymous debut album? Vinyl, please. Throw in a show poster ($44.07 for both) for bonus cool aunt points.<br><br>She's a girl on the go. The Crosley Keepsake USB record player ($149) is a three speed turntable in a handy carrying case and a portable vinyl to mp3 converter for when she has to travel light.<br><br>Smartphones and GPS don't work in the Impassable Wilderness, but a well made<br><br>Lomography's La Sardina El Capitan ($99) 35 mm wide angle lens with Fritz the Blitz flash will make documenting uncharted lands and waters a breeze.<br><br>Ray Hueston  from "Bored to Death" (the adult slacker)<br><br>The new anthology ($125) will bring him back to the turn of the previous century, when color printing first made gorgeous comics available for the masses. Fans of Winsor McKay's "Little Nemo in Slumberland" will love meeting, in their original size and color, old school fantasy strips like Henry Grant Dart's "The Explorigator."<br><br>Whether he's a new dad or just underemployed and bored, "Fifty Dangerous Things (You Should Let Your Children Do)" ($18.99) is full of great ideas for slow days at home.<br><br>Video games don't have to be garish or gross. In<br><br>His girlfriend will hate it. This ($29.95) is perfect for tailgating the new Transformers movie or reenacting key scenes from "Tombstone."