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Volume 41, Issue 46

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The Guardian Iraq War casualty report (8/14/07)

175 Iraqi civilians killed today. Cheney asks “How many additional dead Americans is Saddam worth?”

Paula Connelly
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Web Sites of the week

www.voteforchicken.com, www.joshwolf.net

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Their neighborhood

PG&E and its proxies fight public power, here and in the San Joaquin Valley

Amanda Witherell
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Where are all the payphones?

Deregulation and industry greed are wiping out a form of old technology that's a critical lifeline

Diana Scott
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Volume 41, Issue 46

News & Culture

PG&E's latest lies
Editorial
Oppose Don Fisher's museum
Editorial
Editor's Notes

The new Transbay Terminal plans suck

Tim Redmond
The poison in your sofa

California's standard is poisoning the whole nation, one sofa at a time.

Mark Leno
Payphones: the deregulation factor
Diana Scott
Foxing in the archive
Annalee Newitz
Craig, list
Andrea Nemerson

Volume 41, Issue 46

Food & Drink

Butterfly bride

Tortas El Primo

L.E. Leone
Food & Drink
Jang Soo BBQ

Tongs: a study in indispensability

Paul Reidinger
Food & Drink
Cousin, cuisine

Eat This! 1001 Things to Eat before You Diet

Paul Reidinger
Food & Drink

Volume 41, Issue 46

Arts & Culture

Foxing in the archive
Annalee Newitz
Close up

Filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami crafts moving stills

Steven Jenkins
Arts & Culture
Oh, honestly

Spilling the beans on boat parties and drag kings

Marke B.
Faithfully unfaithful

Love and friendship in Melville's Le Doulos

Maria Kommodore
Arcade fire

Who is the true King of Kong?

Cheryl Eddy
Mates of down-home states

Riding a wave of love for Or, the Whale

Todd Lavoie
School blues

Love and theft drives Film School to new ends, and ArtSF faces possible demise. Also: Mochipet, White Savage, the Drift, and Somnambulants

Kimberly Chun
Against them!

How relevant are Rage Against the Machine?

Chris Sabbath
Your neighborhood streets on wry (hold the Sesame)

Avenue Q and Insignificant Others: musical comedies with bite

Robert Avila
Arts & Culture
Deep digs into rock's catalogue

The "Under Review" DVD series looks at the music behind rock's drama

Will York
Arts & Culture