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The Cave Singers Discovers Folk Richesnew

Giving a blind listen to the haunting Appalachian-style folk hymns that come creaking out of the Cave Singers, you'd never guess that guitarist Derek Fudesco had any connection to the trend-conscious Pretty Girls Make Graves.
NOW Magazine  |  Tim Perlich  |  10-05-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Farming with a French Twistnew

I learn and laugh while volunteering on an organic farm outside Paris.
NOW Magazine  |  Shaun Pett  |  10-05-2007  |  Travel

Alt.Health: You Can Do Itnew

Combat insecurities by visualizing your strengths and healing your heart chakra.
NOW Magazine  |  Elizabeth Bromstein  |  10-05-2007  |  Advice

'Convictions' is a Three-Day Successnew

When I first heard about the winner of the 3-Day Novel Writing Contest, in which contestants write a novel over Labor Day weekend, I assumed the output would be rushed, disorganized and unsatisfying, but this newest 3-Day winner is an emotionally powerful book and an intense read despite its mere 111 pages.
NOW Magazine  |  David Silverberg  |  10-05-2007  |  Fiction

Tyranny for Now in Burmanew

The Burmese are now pinning their hopes on foreign intervention, but that is never going to happen -- sooner or later, though, the extreme corruption of the army's senior officers will destroy its discipline.
NOW Magazine  |  Gwynne Dyer  |  10-05-2007  |  International

Fattening the Coloniesnew

No point preaching nutrition to poor countries when U.S. dumps cheap pop on them.
NOW Magazine  |  Wayne Roberts  |  10-05-2007  |  Food+Drink

Welcome to Chick Lit Arabic-stylenew

Originally published in Lebanon in 2005, it was banned in Saudi Arabia and became a samizdat sensation, circulating in photocopied form throughout the desert kingdom.
NOW Magazine  |  Maria Amuchastegui  |  09-28-2007  |  Fiction

Desperate Houseswives with Dicks?new

Two shows -- Big Shots and Dirty Sexy Money -- shoot for the soap opera success of the housewives.
NOW Magazine  |  Barrett Hooper  |  09-28-2007  |  TV

How to Kiss Off a Friendshipnew

Breaking a bad bond with a bud is harder than ending a love tie.
NOW Magazine  |  Elizabeth Bromstein  |  09-28-2007  |  Advice

Emile Hirsch on 'Into the Wild'new

Filmed on more than 30 locations from Mexico to Alaska, Into The Wild casts Hirsch as doomed Kerouac- and Thoreau-wannabe Chris McCandless, a role that required the actor to kayak rapids, rock climb, stare down grizzly bears and, ultimately, to lose 40 pounds for the sake of emaciated verisimilitude.
NOW Magazine  |  Barrett Hooper  |  09-28-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Norwegian DJs Do It Differentlynew

Oslo-based cosmic disco specialist Prins Thomas (aka Thomas Hermansen) makes grooves that most would describe as odd and unusual.
NOW Magazine  |  Benjamin Boles  |  09-28-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Marcel Khalife: The Oud Man Outnew

For a musician who doesn't consider himself particularly religious and says he'd rather not talk politics, Lebanese oud maestro Khalife has been embroiled in a lot of controversy.
NOW Magazine  |  Tim Perlich  |  09-28-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Green Divide That Isn'tnew

From terrific Greenbelt to terrible ethanol subsidies, there's an odd consensus among Canadian political parties heading into elections.
NOW Magazine  |  Wayne Roberts  |  09-28-2007  |  Environment

Nuit Blanche Turns Toronto into One Masive Art Crawlnew

All free, all night, the second Nuit Blanche kicks off September 29 with over 190 exhibitions of contemporary art. But these are not your regular shows. Many are interactive or actually change as the night wears on, demonstrating the power of art and its refusal to remain static.
NOW Magazine  |  Staff  |  09-28-2007  |  Art

Greening Our I.T. Industriesnew

The new Green Grid aims to make data centers more energy-efficient.
NOW Magazine  |  David Silverberg  |  09-21-2007  |  Environment

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