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In GOP We Trustnew

Every time you vote Democrat, a baby Jesus dies.
Philadelphia Weekly  |  Steven Wells  |  01-28-2008  |  Comedy

Recipe: Yakitorinew

Nigori sake can be used to prepare this recipe, and then served alongside the finished dish. Serves two.
Philadelphia Weekly  |  Mara Zepeda  |  01-28-2008  |  Food+Drink

Love on the Rocksnew

An unassuming amateur paleontologist shuns the limelight.
Philadelphia Weekly  |  Morgan A. Zalot  |  01-28-2008  |  History

Welsh Phenoms Super Furry Animals Still Got Itnew

Almost 12 years after their wonderfully warped debut Fuzzy Logic, and it's hard to think of any U.K. contemporaries who've been able to match the Super Furry Animals for sheer consistency, ambition and twisted pop thrills.
Philadelphia Weekly  |  Neil Ferguson  |  01-28-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

Greek Dogs Given Second Chance at Life in Bouldernew

Greece might have a wealth of archaeological sites and a great historical legacy, but it also treats dogs quite cruelly, using mass poisonings to control the population of stray and abandoned pooches. Thanks to a Boulder group, some of these dogs have found new lives in Colorado.
Boulder Weekly  |  James Dziezynski  |  01-28-2008  |  Animal Issues

Rhyme & Punishmentnew

Loving the Wu means loving your inner masochist.
Orlando Weekly  |  Justin Strout  |  01-28-2008  |  Music

The Nano Protocolnew

The West can't dis emerging Indian car culture -- unless we cough up carbon caps for all.
NOW Magazine  |  Gwynne Dyer  |  01-28-2008  |  Environment

Mitchell Lichtenstein is Half-Cockednew

Teeth takes a horror premise (chick with a toothed vagina that chomps off male members) and plays it just as much for satire as it does for genre thrills.
Philadelphia Weekly  |  Matt Prigge  |  01-28-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

Why I'm Not Voting This Weeknew

It's not apathy. By virtue of job description and personal predilections, I follow politics more closely than most. Having learned my lesson eight years ago, I never miss a vote. But this election is different. Nothing will change. There is no point.
Orlando Weekly  |  Jeffrey C. Billman  |  01-28-2008  |  Politics

Mell Family Politicsnew

Richard Mell strikes a deal to push his daughter Deborah into the Illinois statehouse -- and independent-leaning Iris Martinez out.
Chicago Reader  |  Ben Joravsky  |  01-28-2008  |  Politics

'Cloverfield': Cheap Thrillsnew

Upholding an old truth about horror films: the lower the budget, the better the scare.
Chicago Reader  |  J.R. Jones  |  01-28-2008  |  Reviews

Citizen Journalism: A Field Day for the Flacks?new

Want more coverage for your candidate? Report on him yourself at Triblocal.com.
Chicago Reader  |  Michael Miner  |  01-28-2008  |  Media

Pushing Paper in Phillynew

Amid a flurry of sale rumors, Philly's Metro turns 8. Will the free daily make it to the decade mark?
Philadelphia Weekly  |  G.W. Miller III  |  01-28-2008  |  Media

Canada's Case for More Warnew

Panel on Afghanistan gives the prime minister a rationale for dragging out the conflict.
NOW Magazine  |  Steven Staples  |  01-28-2008  |  War

Rick Perlstein's Conservative Americanew

The progressive scribe made his reputation finding the good in conservatives. Then they really started screwing up the country.
Chicago Reader  |  Harold Henderson  |  01-28-2008  |  Author Profiles & Interviews

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