Shaking out the link bin, there’s some quality stuff in here for your Monday clicking enjoyment.

• KPLU tells us more about Ed Jackson’s life and death.
• WA state hate crimes have risen, FBI says. Seattle Times suggests that’s because they’re being reported more. You?
• Bill Fleckenstein, Capitol Hill’s very own stock market pundit, defends the bears in the Wall Street meltdown blame game: “Capitalism is all about boom and bust,” he says as he scans e-mails and monitors stock prices.
• KOMO profiles Linda Derschang: “When I open a new business and people say, “Oh, we are so glad you opened in our neighborhood. Thank you, this is so great,” I mean, there’s really nothing better.”
• Wanna see a series of painting depicting Seattle-area neighborhoods? Gotta go to Kennewick. Have fun!
• Gluten-free pizza lovers celebrate. Pizza Fusion — offering gluten-free options and more, of course — is open says urbnlvn.
• Big sale at Horizon Books on 15th Ave E. Might have to move, suggests the writer.
• Spinasse review: The chicory salad with radicchio, chunks of marinated rabbit, wide slices of Reggiano, and dressed in old balsamic was perhaps the most memorable salad we’ve had this decade.
• The Broadway Farmers’ Market will be extended until Nov. 23rd for your turkey/torfurkey-accompanying needs. Here’s a look at some of the goodness you might find.