Issue: February 11, 2010
Hi everybody,
Love and sex! Sex and love! In this week’s cover story, special projects editor Kat Kerlin investigates tantra, and it turns out there’s more to it than aging rock stars having eight-hour sex marathons. Elsewhere in this issue, Kat goes hunting for an environmentally safe vibrator. She’s got sex on the brain! Must have something to do with being pregnant. News editor Dennis Myers and I are both much more chaste. He writes about a new hassle being implemented by those innovators of hassle over at the DMV. I check out an art show featuring quilts from rural Alabama, and I also have a grand ol’ time hanging out with the Bindle Stiffs, a local band that celebrates the hobo lifestyle.
Thanks for reading! If it weren’t for you, we’d still be virgins.
Brad Bynum,
RN&R Arts Editor
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Tantra: It’s not what you think
From sex to celibacy to mind tricks, there’s more to tantra than meets the third eye.
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REAL ID is coming
As Obama and Congress slow a federal driver license to a crawl, Gibbons and DMV race ahead.
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Sacred case
Shoshone try to halt mining operation on Mt. Tenebo.
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Nevada photos displayed in D.C.
Pioneer photographer roamed the west, including the Great Basin.
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Website tracks government clarity
Nevada site looks at campaign disclosure reports, stimulus money, public employee salaries.
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Single woman returns
Jeanmarie Simpson talks about her activities since leaving Reno.
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Gibbons’ headlong ‘race to the bottom’
There are real alternatives to cutting services, but our state ‘leadership’ is unwilling to talk about them.
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Grow up, folks
Nevada figures should calm down about the president’s Las Vegas remarks.
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Anywhere but north
I’m taking some time off. I just can’t tell you exactly where.
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Letters for February 11, 2010
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions—sometimes about each other.
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Tick, tick, tick
Bruce has an unsettling experience on the road.
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Weak leader Obama made a good call
Hang around long enough and everything left will be right again.
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Stranger love
Back in 2001, RN&R film critic Bob Grimm recommended his favorite sick and bitter romance movies. Now, nine years and many failed romances later, he’s even sicker and more bitter.
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Pick me up
The Holy Cross Lutheran Church has a short but thought-provoking service on Wednesday.
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Slaying alive
John Travolta hams it up in this uneven action flick.
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When in Rome
Going to the movies? Here’s your local guide to the highs and lows of Hollywood’s latest releases.
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Hobo sapiens
According to the Bindle Stiffs, “Simple music is the best music.”
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Greek love
The décor leaves much to be desired, but the food is good and the owner entertaining.
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Yucca’s second life
With funding pulled from the nuclear waste site, what’s to become of Yucca Mountain?
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Trees are renewable, too
The biggest green job bang for the buck may not be renewable energy.
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Your car or your mortgage
Residents in walkable communities are less likely to foreclose, study says.
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Eco-Event: Gardening in Nevada series
Learn how to raise small livestock in an urban environment on Feb. 16.
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