Issue: January 18, 2007
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A man and his city
City Manager Ray Kerridge sees Sacramento’s skyline as a canvas on which to splash interesting new architectural forms in creating its own distinct topography.
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Coming to a rail yard near you
The old Union Pacific rail yard will become home to a mixed-use village and an intermodal transit facility.
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CAIR defends its honor
The local Muslim-rights group fights for its reputation after Senator Barbara Boxer rescinds award.
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The perfect execution
California’s working to perfect its capital-punishment process.
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How to stop a war
Anti-war leaders from the ‘60s have their own theories about how to get out of a war.
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No waiting around
Peace activists take a seat at Representative Doris Matsui’s office.
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Flywheel effect
Ancient flywheel device to create renewable energy.
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Lessons from Portland
Portland has a lot to teach Sacramento about livability.
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Letters for January 18, 2007
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions—sometimes about each other.
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Attachment isn’t intimacy
Don’t mistake attachment for intimacy.
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Give me honor or give me death
Gangsta tactics. U.S. foreign policy. This writer says a new video game demonstrates how similar the two are.
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Food, family style
Michael Sampino is building his business one case of avocados at a time.
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Phoning it in
All manner of technological screw ups and a little praise, too.
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Too little, too late
There’s no way a “surge” of 20,000 troops is going to help end the bloody sectarian conflict America created in Iraq.
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Guard reproductive rights
Thirty-four years after Roe v. Wade, reproductive rights still need protection.
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New old school
The sound of Sacramento’s Deep Fried Funk Brothers is rooted in hip-hop history.
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War studies
Two recently published books offer guidance about what to do about the war in Iraq.
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All’s fair in Love & Math
Love & Math is more than the sum of its parts.
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Winter warm-up
Tropical sounds at the Asian Community Center of Sacramento.
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Sacramento Area Gardening Guide
Study up on shrubs and beneficial insects while you count down the days until spring.
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Reading Like a Writer: A Guide for People Who Love Books and for Those Who Want to Write Them
Prose on prose.
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Boulder holders
Rather than let my mom lower me gracefully, I dragged my feet and slid down the wall like a piece of wet spaghetti.
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Smashing comedy
What the Butler Saw is a British sex farce with bite.
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Carhops in Bondage
Think Rocky Horror Picture Show meets Happy Days.
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Le Médecin Malgré Lui
California Stage and the Alliance Française de Sacramento present a bilingual theater experience.
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All in the family
Vientiene Restaurant has mastered the art of balanced flavors.
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Real California— and Italian—cheese
Thinking cheese? Think local.
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Snack time
Snack on something other than the typical mixed nuts.
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Mystery tour
Perhaps it’s better not to ask questions about KDVS’ Live in Studio A.
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Second chance
A weekly selection from the ever-expanding music scene.
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Whatever happened to Joey Fatone?
Skipping Justin Timberlake for local pop product.
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Cold, fashioned
What should read as dramatically world-weary comes off as simply inert.
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I Trust You to Kill Me
The topsy-turvy world of rock ‘n’ roll vanity projects.
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