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March 1, 2012
At Vspot Vegan Cafe, Making Meatless Work for the Buckle of the Beef Belt
And no, it's not hard to find.
Blogs
January 26, 2012
Texas' Cottage Food Law Passed, But That Won't Stop the State from Changing It
During the last state legislative session, the Cottage Food Law was passed, clearing the way for home bakers to sell certain goods from their home. Guidelines were established, including limiting annual gross sales to less than $50,000, requiring in-person transactions and limiting sales to non-pote ... More >>
Film
March 17, 2011
Limitless: One Pill Makes You Smarter in a One-Note Movie.
During the last state legislative session, the Cottage Food Law was passed, clearing the way for home bakers to sell certain goods from their home. Guidelines were established, including limiting annual gross sales to less than $50,000, requiring in-person transactions and limiting sales to non-pote ... More >>
Blogs
November 9, 2010
Rick Perry Boldly Stands Against Imaginary Threat Toward Salt Shakers
"They may take our lives, but they'll never take our salt!It looks like salt may be the next weapon government won't be able to pry out of conservatives' cold, dead hands. Tea was the symbolic foodstuff of the just-finished election cycle, but recent comments from Governor Rick Perry sugg ... More >>
Blogs
July 29, 2010
Mayor Tom, Caraway and DPD Chief Brown Want Dallas to Ban the Sale of Fake Dope
Late this evening I was poking around the City Secretary's site to sneak-peek the council's doings upon its return to work Monday. At which point I noticed that when the Public Safety Committee reconvenes at noon, City Attorney Tom Perkins and Dallas Police Deputy Chief Patricia Paulhill will bri ... More >>
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January 15, 2010
To The Full Ex-Stent of the Law
More than two years ago, Kevin Colquitt filed a lawsuit in Dallas federal court in which he alleges "the makers of stents approved to treat digestive tract cancers had illegally marketed them for years to treat blocked blood vessels in other parts of the body," as The New York Times recaps this m ... More >>
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September 9, 2009
Down On The Grass-Fed Farm: The Beef May Be Better, But It's Still Damn Hard Work
Jayme RutledgeMarguerite Robbins with her cattle. Sweat pours down Marguerite's sun-baked face. She feels briars scratching through her dusty jeans. The buzzing and biting of mosquitoes is maddening. So is the old fence lining one of the back pastures. It's broken again. Marguerite stops wha ... More >>
Blogs
June 11, 2009
Eyesight to the Nearly Blind
Megan FeldmanDr. Jeffrey Whitman performs a rare eye surgery on Adam Williamson, paralyzed in a 2006 dirt-bike accident.Not many people relish having to wear contacts or glasses, but for Adam Williamson, poor eyesight was more than a headache. The 25-year-old from Garland was paralyzed in a dirt bik ... More >>
Blogs
February 3, 2009
AFI Dallas Announces Its First 15 Films
Paul Dano and Zooey Deschanel in Gigantic, which premiered in Toronto last year and screens this year at AFI DallasThe AFI Dallas International Film Festival just released its first list of films selected for this year's shindig, which runs March 26 through April 2 -- with, as noted last month, most ... More >>
News
August 14, 2008
Fighting Fire With Fire
Does an unproven treatment that combats drug addiction with drugs promise more than it can deliver?
Blogs
December 3, 2007
Chantix By Any Other Name ...
Does an unproven treatment that combats drug addiction with drugs promise more than it can deliver?
Blogs
October 8, 2007
A Month Later, Carter Albrecht's Chantix Use Is Now a National Cautionary Tale
Does an unproven treatment that combats drug addiction with drugs promise more than it can deliver?
News
February 24, 2005
BBQ Sauce for the Soul
When he's not catering for the president, barbecue maven Eddie Deen caters to the spirits of the indigent
Film
August 19, 2004
I Hate It
This Spike Lee joint is a cockeyed, self-righteous and graceless diatribe
News
April 8, 2004
Sex Toy Story
You can't buy a vibrator in Burleson, but there are plenty of dildos
News
March 25, 2004
R.I.P.ped
Even former Mr. America Mike Scarcella wasn't strong enough to beat the horrors of GHB addiction
News
November 13, 2003
Cocktail Hours
The latest AIDS medications give life to the dying--but what kind of life?
News
May 8, 2003
Dino-myte
Plus: Soy-lent Green; Player�s Ball
News
December 5, 2002
Green Giant
Nobel laureate Norman Borlaug is credited with saving the lives of 1 billion people. So why is a small cadre of activists bent on tarnishing his legacy?
News
March 22, 2001
Buzz
Java jive
News
November 23, 2000
High Spoons
Bare breasts, a bowl of red, and bad blood among the chili brethren in the Big Bend. Texas doesn't get any better.
News
January 14, 1999
Courthouse bully
Legal assistant Jim Carrao works the dark corners of the justice system. He serves papers, does background checks, files annoying cases--and knows just enough law to be dangerous.
Film
August 20, 1998
Blood sucker
This vampire killer, despite its pedigree, never comes to life
News
January 1, 1998
Paper chase
William Morgan says he's just an innocent document dealer snared in a campaign finance scandal. And if you believe that, he has some old railroad bonds he wants to sell you.
News
June 27, 1996
Hot Product
World-class embezzler Gary Lewellyn rebounds with a fast-selling treatment for A.D.D.
News
April 18, 1996
Epidemic of hope
A new family of drugs may offer AIDS patients a new lease on life
Calendar
February 22, 1996
Events for the week
A new family of drugs may offer AIDS patients a new lease on life
News
July 6, 1995
Neander-Guy
Ray Audette hunts with a hawk and eats like a caveman. He says his meaty diet stopped his hair from falling out, cured his diabetes--and will make you healthy too
Film
December 8, 1994
Aborted cause
Ivan Reitman's Junior ruins many stellar comic opportunities

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