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Five Reasons Your Barista Hates Younew

Your baristas are a delicate breed of human -- they are perfectionists when it comes to their craft and sensitive when it comes to social aptitude.
Westword  |  Thorin Klosowski  |  08-23-2010  |  Food+Drink

The Geek Curenew

Portland has the perfect opportunity to lead open-source computing and transform American health care. Will it work?
Willamette Week  |  Aaron Mesh  |  08-23-2010  |  Science

Downwinders on the Risenew

They financed it with baked goods and garage sales, but a North Texas environmental group has pursued its clean-air crusade for more than 20 years -- and won some major victories.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Eric Griffey  |  08-20-2010  |  Environment

Recession? Not in the World of Campaign Fundraisingnew

To read campaign finance reports detailing the millions being raised in the Vermont gubernatorial contest, you'd think the recession was a figment of your imagination.
Seven Days  |  Shay Totten  |  08-20-2010  |  Politics

Veganize Menew

Is it possible to be a vegan in New Orleans? One man goes down the rabbit food hole for a month in the Big Greasy.
Gambit  |  Alex Woodward  |  08-20-2010  |  Food+Drink

Dealing with racismnew

Andisheh Nouraee explains why he thinks Nathan Deal's jumping on the "birther" bandwagon is racist
Creative Loafing (Atlanta)  |  Andisheh Nouraee  |  08-19-2010  |  Policy Issues

Hero Worshipnew

A soldier’s tragic tale retold for maximum effect in 'The Tillman Story.'
New York Press  |  Armond White  |  08-19-2010  |  Reviews

In Defense of SPAMnew

A brief history of Hormel's spiced ham loaf.
North Coast Journal  |  Joseph Byrd  |  08-19-2010  |  Food+Drink

At The Cannabis Crossroadsnew

Oregon voters will decide in November whether to bring marijuana sales to Main Street.
The Source Weekly  |  Mike Bookey  |  08-18-2010  |  Drugs

Are Capital Punishment's Financial Costs Worth It?new

The ACLU is touting a new study suggesting that the death penalty is far more expensive than life in prison.
East Bay Express  |  Charlie Mintz  |  08-18-2010  |  Policy Issues

Nowhere to Gonew

Baltimore's homeless youth make do in a city that doesn't know they're there.
Baltimore City Paper  |  Andrea Appleton  |  08-17-2010  |  Policy Issues

Idealists for Hirenew

Canvassing works, but is its success at the cost of its workers?
Philadelphia City Paper  |  Isaiah Thompson  |  08-17-2010  |  Politics

Haley's pro-business message would eliminate sales tax reliefnew

Nikki Haley talks a lot about business owners when she is on the stump. As the GOP gubernatorial candidate tells the story, she's the daughter of two entrepreneurs who knew the importance of earning a dollar and what it felt like to have the government take that dollar away. Think about it the next time you're at the market. Haley is ready to put the state's sales tax back on your grocery bill because, well, what the hell have you done to create jobs in South Carolina?
Charleston City Paper  |  Greg Hambrick  |  08-17-2010  |  Policy Issues

Flight Risk: Northern Birds Could Face Danger From BP Spillnew

This fall, as the migration starts, Northern birds will make their way to the marshes and shore areas along the Gulf of Mexico. Because of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, the birds could be at risk of coming in contact with oil.
City Newspaper  |  Jeremy Moule  |  08-16-2010  |  Environment

Dear Rest-of-America: Why You're Wrong About the "Ground Zero Mosque"new

Maybe we'll care what you have to say when you stop bothering us for directions in the subway on how to get to Ground Zero so you can go there and buy some dumb, tacky knick-knack you can give to friends to let them know that you spent money on a shake-a-snow where a few thousand people died.
The Village Voice  |  Foster Kamer  |  08-16-2010  |  Religion

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