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Volume 42, Issue 28

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A tisket, a tasket

It's springtime in your basket

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7 spring flings
Marke B.
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7 spicy suppers
Candice Chan
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Sunshine on my shoulder
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8 spots for outdoor dining
Colleen McCaffrey
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9 Manhattans in the Mission
Paula Connelly
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7 fantastic fish and chips
Jon Beckhardt
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1,001 cookbooks you must spatter before you die

... beginning with this indispensable handful by local chefs

Paul Reidinger
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7 places to BYOB
Ailene Sankur
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6 African feasts
Nicole Gluckstern
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Volume 42, Issue 28

News & Culture

A-gain
Andrea Nemerson
Pregnant men

Thomas Beattie isn't the first -- so why's he getting all the credit?

Annalee Newitz
Play, don't spray

LBAM aerial spraying is expensive, outdated, unsustainable, and -- ultimately -- likely to be unsuccessful.

Amy Lodato, Lynn Murphy, Nina Gold, Patricia Ardziejewski
The 100-yard diet

"Chickens fill an important spot in the cycle of a sustainable backyard"

Nicole Gluckstern
A big step for public services

San Francisco ought to be in the forefront of the antiprivatization battle nationwide

Editorial
Editor's Notes

The Democratic County Central Committee's trouble with proxy votes

Tim Redmond
After Home Depot

It was, to put it mildly, an abysmal deal

Editorial

Volume 42, Issue 28

Food & Drink

Jam of lords, lords of jam

The joys of Blenheim apricots

Paul Reidinger
Food & Drink
Alembic

Raising the bar

Paul Reidinger
Food & Drink
Chickens and cake

Robata Grill & Sushi

L.E. Leone
Food & Drink

Volume 42, Issue 28

Arts & Culture

Jovino Santos Neto and Harvey Wainapel Duo

Saxing up the inexhaustible musical traditions of Brazil

Dina Maccabee
Super "Scales"

African-grounded dance dazzles

Rita Felciano
Arts & Culture
Rock's future, decades along

Dinosaur days for REM, Springsteen, and those IMAXed Stones

Kimberly Chun
Done wanderin'

Jackie Greene finds life among the Dead

Blair Jackson
Mothers of invention

Brooklyn savant-rockers Dirty Projectors blaze a path less traveled

Max Goldberg
While their guitars gently weep

Stars of the Lid continually refines the mix

Matt Sussman
After the ruins

SF's pasts and futures -- and Chris Carlsson's Nowtopia

Erick Lyle
Arts & Culture
Bigger than life

In praise of the overabundant films of Frank Tashlin

Max Goldberg
Fun but no Dice Man

Chaos Theory gets giddy, then retreats

Dennis Harvey
Metamorphenomenal

Yuri's Night blasts off, Jeffrey Paradise emerges, and Thread Recordings launches

Marke B.