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From The Wine Cellar
What a crazy cat, that Venus Velazquez. When, during the weekend following the publication of our 2008 April Fool's issue, several members of the...
the ETS! wine stewards

Whose Streets?
"From the places with plenty / to the space with no pity / forces changing our city / If I don't change what's been given / what can I say to my...
Jacquelyn Hermer and Andrew Hedden

A Tale of Two Prisoners
The April issue of National Geographic describes the ordeals of journalist Paul Salopek, and to a lesser degree, his driver Idriss Anu and...
Llyd Wells

Beijing Is The Problem, Not Tibet
The Dalai Lama has come and gone, leaving inspiring messages of compassion and dreadful local media coverage in his wake. As part of his seemingly...
Geov Parrish

Understimulated
The statement at the bottom of my income tax instruction reads: "Your projected economic stimulus payment or rebate is $0 because you are ineligible...
Janice Van Cleve

Radical Seattle Remembers
April 24, 1969: Protesters and Beekeepers Do not adjust your allegedly anarchist newspaper; April Fool's Day is over (if you want it); the...
Jeff Stevens

Focus On The Corporation
How Things Work: FTC Chair to Join Procter & Gamble The chair of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Deborah Platt Majoras, is leaving her job....
Robert Weissman

 

Quotes of the week: "People have reached a point that they will sell their refrigerator to buy a rocket launcher to kill Americans." -- Iraqi Abu Mustafa al-Thahabi, quoted in The Observer (UK), 3-30-08, on Iraqis' response to the Iraqi government's US-backed offensive last month. "Plastic bags were only invented like three decades ago. It's not like this was a pioneer tradition." -- Seattle City Council President Richard Conlin, responding to the uproar over the city's proposal to add a 20 cent surcharge for paper and plastic bags.
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