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| Ask a Mexican: Plaid as Hell by Gustavo Arellano ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Dear Mexican: Having just read Great Scot’s question and your response, I can’t help but think that he is one of those Americans who calls himself Scottish because his surname starts with Mc or Mac or his great-great granny once drank whisky. |
| Dining: Setting a New Standard by Carrington Fox Faithful to their 19th century origin, the dining rooms at The Standard restaurant have no plasma-screen TVs, no back-lit wine coolers or other contemporary restaurant accoutrements. |
| Helter Shelter: Foreclose Call by Walter Jowers ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: If you’re thinking about buying a foreclosure house, there are some things that you need to keep in mind. |
| The Fabricator: Realtors Urge Agents to Eat Cat Food If your real estate agent’s car smells a little fishy, there may be a good reason for it. |
| Words of the Week “Glenn Close should have stayed in that tub, and Sen. Clinton has had a remarkable career and needs to move to the next step, which is helping elect the Democratic nominee.” |
From the Archives
Savage LoveONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Dan Savage's advice is unedited and untamed. Savage Love addresses everything you've always wanted to know about sex, but now you don't have to ask. Proceed with curiosity.
(May 08, 2008)
Free Will Astrology
Your weekly astrological forecast by Rob Brezsny.
(May 08, 2008)
Words of the Week
“This is such an innovative design and a long time coming—what a shame partisan political hacks have targeted the project out of meanness of spirit and selfishness. Keep a song in your heart and a smile on your face. We will prevail.”
(May 08, 2008)
No Sleep ’Til Milwaukee
by Steve Haruch
For Weaver, Nashville is the latest stop on a whirlwind tour that has seen him go from ace to goat and from durable innings-eater back to goat.
(May 08, 2008)
Google Street View Saps Nashville Productivity
Street View, the Google application that allows web surfers to virtually walk down almost any street in Nashville, has caused thousands of hours of lost productivity since it became available several weeks ago.
(May 08, 2008)
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