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May 23, 2012
On the Line: Ryan Adams of Three Seventy Common Food Drink, Part Two
Sharing the same first name with a co-worker can be confusing, but Three Seventy Common's Ryan Adams also gets mistaken for a rock star. Wait, is that good or bad? His love of surfing, fast cars, welding and gardening make him a Renaissance man. Oh, and somewhere he finds time to cook.Read our inter ... More >>
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July 7, 2011
Into the Emerald Triangle
Travels with OC potrepreneur B. Lucky to California's marijuana breadbasket
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October 8, 2010
Thomas Andrew Spence Took Hands Out of Undone Pants and Assaulted Deputy: Charges
A female Orange County Sheriff's deputy spotted a man in bushes near a Laguna Niguel garden center Wednesday with his hands in his pockets and his pant undone. So, she confronted him. A foot chase followed and, when she caught up with him, he allegedly tried to take her firearm and physically str ... More >>
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July 15, 2010
At the Farmers' Market: Squash Blossoms
Since the recipe yesterday involved fresh squash blossoms, it seemed like a good time to explore the ins and outs of the bright yellow or orange flowers.Dave Lieberman
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March 10, 2010
[UPDATED:] Santa Ana Civic Center's New Solution to the Homeless Problem
UPDATE: After hearing the Catholic Workers concerns, Santa Ana city officials contacted the contractor who agreed to move the fence between the benches and the grass. Ta da!Have a seat.Santa Ana's Civic Center is picking on the homeless again, according to Orange County's best Catholic, Dwight Sm ... More >>
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January 14, 2010
At the Farmers' Market: Mustard Greens and Green Garlic
Dave LiebermanIt might be January, and it might not be time to think about spring yet, but it's been a warm year and the greenery is already out at the farmers' market, up to two months in advance of its normal appearance.Green garlic is the entire garlic plant while it is still young, before the ... More >>
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July 17, 2009
Leaving Babylon
I'm bailing for Vegas today and that got me thinking about the idea of leaving. Then I remembered a strange cover version of the Bad Brains song "Leaving Babylon" a week ago. I was in the gardening department at Big Lots (does Big Lots have "departments?") when I heard an acoustic guitar strumming s ... More >>
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June 4, 2009
[Summer Guide] Guerrilla Gardeners Strike an Earthy Tone as They Beautify Medians and Empty Lots
I'm bailing for Vegas today and that got me thinking about the idea of leaving. Then I remembered a strange cover version of the Bad Brains song "Leaving Babylon" a week ago. I was in the gardening department at Big Lots (does Big Lots have "departments?") when I heard an acoustic guitar strumming s ... More >>
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April 30, 2009
DIY Fest and Really, Really Free Market
Santiago Park
Blogs
December 19, 2008
Bangok Taste Closed for a Week--No Worries. I Hope.
Had dinner earlier this week at Bangkok Taste in SanTana, my current fave Thai restaurant, with the mysterious Ben Dayhoe (contrary to popular rumor, he's not Mr. X). We enjoyed soups, fried tofu, their famous roti dessert, and the peanut-butter soup called khao soy. After our dinner (we ate with ou ... More >>
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December 5, 2008
This Week in the OC Weekly
In "Good Medicine" Daffodil J. Altan interviews Mary Jo Frawley of Doctors Without Borders, who may live in Sunset Beach, but her head and hart are in Sri Lanka, Somalia, Mexico, Angola . . . News has Daffodil J. Altan explaining how Santa Ana Unified School District offers a lesson in upgrading and ... More >>
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October 31, 2008
This Week in the OC Weekly
In "Good Medicine" Daffodil J. Altan interviews Mary Jo Frawley of Doctors Without Borders, who may live in Sunset Beach, but her head and hart are in Sri Lanka, Somalia, Mexico, Angola . . . News has Daffodil J. Altan explaining how Santa Ana Unified School District offers a lesson in upgrading and ... More >>
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September 9, 2008
The Dahlia Lady of Costa Mesa
If you've visited Kean Coffee in Newport Beach (...but really Costa Mesa) in the last few months, you'll notice their abundance of beautiful, brightly colored, fresh-cut dahlias in all shapes and sizes—some, bigger than your face—on display. And if you peer even closer, you'll notice homemade ... More >>
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May 1, 2008
Letters From OC Weekly Readers
If you've visited Kean Coffee in Newport Beach (...but really Costa Mesa) in the last few months, you'll notice their abundance of beautiful, brightly colored, fresh-cut dahlias in all shapes and sizes—some, bigger than your face—on display. And if you peer even closer, you'll notice homemade ... More >>
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April 17, 2008
Green Thumb
Spring Garden Show
Columns
October 11, 2007
Letters
OC Weekly is a stupid tabloid for journalists/writers who could never make it to a real newspaper!
Columns
July 19, 2007
!Ask a Mexican!
'I bet they speak English during recess'
Culture
May 31, 2007
Mini-Maul
Chris Burdens tiny Armageddon
Columns
May 31, 2007
Letters
'WHO or WHAT raised you?'
Culture
June 8, 2006
The Alchemist
Rick Frausto recycles everything into art
Culture
February 2, 2006
Godly Work
Joel Heflin is as attentive to Found Measure Project as God would be: not very
Columns
November 10, 2005
!Ask a Mexican!
Joel Heflin is as attentive to Found Measure Project as God would be: not very
Culture
March 31, 2005
Gooooooaaaalll!
FIFA 2005 introduces Mexicans to save its luster
Columns
February 3, 2005
Diary of A Mad County
FIFA 2005 introduces Mexicans to save its luster
Film
December 12, 2002
Inside Charlie Kaufman
The metafictional mayhem inand behindSpike Jonzes Adaptation
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December 5, 2002
Return of the Native?
Wish they all could be California plants
Features
August 1, 2002
The Sap Spills Like Blood
A lot of pruning goes on at Leisure World, and its not just the residents
News
February 7, 2002
Hellooooooo, Mr. Wilson!
Enviros give pro-development supervisor the kid-glove treatment
News
January 4, 2001
Hey, You Cant Park There!
The year in not-so-open space
Culture
December 28, 2000
Face Off
Mabel Alvarez and the mysterious
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July 13, 2000
Lawnbot
It mows the lawn while you read a book
Culture
April 13, 2000
Oh
Linda McCartneys photos, bold African Ceremonies
Culture
December 2, 1999
The Sacred and the Dead
Plus: Zapata, Zapata, Zapata!
News
November 25, 1999
All the President Meant
We help Nixon apologists explain away the president's apparent narrow-mindedness
Culture
September 23, 1999
Daniel du Plessis Is Very Sweet
And we mean that in a good way
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October 15, 1998
Confessions of a Lawn Killer
Parting with the suburban icon is such sweet sorrow

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