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 For the Week of
October 12-19, 2005

Cover Story: Raw Power:
Our most succulent special dining issue invites you to satisfy your culinary cravings with fresh offerings from the fall harvest.

Organic Orgy: Local chefs, farmers and winemakers get it on.

Nüz: Driver Supporters Strike Back; Board Asleep At the Wheel; Bikes to the Rescue.

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Fancy This: The Seventh Sense Fashion Show struts down the runway toward a deeper understanding of human fanciness.

Rev: EV Phone Home: In the past couple years, a ragtag group of EVers has also held month-long vigils in Sacramento to stop Ford from taking people's leased electric vehicles.

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Kentucky Pain: Kooky stewardess meets grieving businessman in Cameron Crowe's unfunny, unromantic romantic comedy.

Wizard of Odd: 'MirrorMask' a bizarre fantasy just strange enough to work.

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Use Your Delusions: Cake takes a wide-legged stance on the ridiculousness of modern rock and the viability of uniqueness.

The Rock Show: Nawal; Billy Idol; Devendra Banhart.

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Flu Season: From 'Bee Season' to 'Wickett's Remedy,' Myla Goldberg turns her fascinations into ours.


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