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Volume 43, Issue 41

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Paving the way for privatization

City officials consider closing the municipal asphalt plant and backing a private replacement

Cecile Lepage
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Nip it in the bud

Supervisors condemn PG&E ballot measure

Rebecca Bowe
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Nude Beach Guide 2009
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Appetite: Punch for pirates, watermelon soup, orzo mac 'n cheese, and more

Food-and-drink spots, deals, events and news

Virginia Miller
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Volume 43, Issue 41

News & Culture

A friend indeed
Andrea Nemerson
What's wrong with San Francisco?

The only new revenue in the budget comes from fee increases on Muni, public parks, after-school programs, and the like

Guardian Editorial
Editorial
Editor's Notes

What the hell does The New York Times mean by "liberal?"

Tim Redmond

Volume 43, Issue 41

Food & Drink

Leftovers

More on the fingerlickin' Brick Pig's House in Oakland

L.E. Leone
Food & Drink
Aicha

Are tagines the unicorns of the food world? This Moroccan spot turns them out with authentic flair

Paul Reidinger
Food & Drink

Volume 43, Issue 41

Arts & Culture

Dead ends

Doom metal supergroup Khanate is just wretched enough to be great

Matt Sussman
Poetry in (stop-) motion

$9.99 mixes animated images with serious themes -- and offers up the Meaning of Life

Dennis Harvey
The deep end

Argentine filmmaker Lucrecia Martel visits YBCA

Max Goldberg
Cold, cold hearts

Until the Light Takes Us peers into black-metal darkness

Cheryl Eddy
Bare life

Downloading Nancy interrogates sacrifice in the hyperdigital zeitgeist

Erik Morse
Miss u?

Set your iPhone app to wayback: Club 1992 and Prince vs. Michael Jackson take you there

Marke B.
Beyonce bounce

Beyonce -- how much is enough? Plus: Death Cab for Cutie dusts off its extras

Kimberly Chun
We walk with a zombie

Nights and days of the dead economy and culture -- in art, movies, books, and song

Cheryl Eddy, Johnny Ray Huston, Tony Papanikolas
Arts & Culture
Out of the blue

And into the black -- renaissance via Neil Young's Archives

Kandia Crazy Horse
San Francisco Silent Film Festival

Minus the speaking voice, but hardly muzzled

Dennis Harvey