578: Out of Gas Nov. 14, 2006
Cover
Energy conference looks to create Power for the People
Parkland looks at future of carbon-based economy
Niall Mckenna
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Conference’s speakers offer alternate solutions
Ross Moroz
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Front
Popular sex show is Taboo in name only
Joel Kelly
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Vuepoint
You’ve come a long way, gorgeous
Shannon Phillips
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Maybe this is why Tim Hortons is always so busy ...
Ross Moroz
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Downtown arena plan met with skepticism
Ross Moroz
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Dyer Straight
Re-taking the presidency is just Ortega's latest trick
Gwynne Dyer
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What’s wrong with democracy in Alberta? Where to begin ...
Renee Vaugeois
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Well, Well, Well
If you ask them no questions, they'll tell you no lies
Connie Howard
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Dispatch
11-14-2006--The Commodore restaurant
Darren Zenko
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In The Box
... just can't wait to get off the road again ..
David Young
Totally Gay
It's cold and dark out there (and inside the food court, too)
Luke Foster
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Arts
A river runs through Current
Carolyn Nikodym
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Dish
Perogies are a girl’s best friend
Ella Jameson
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Circle Ring Chinese part of the chicken dumpling gang
Jennifer Lewin
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Great Head
Germans make one Hell of a beer
Jason Foster
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Dish Weekly
Vue Staff
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Film
Craig’s Bond is not shaken or stirred
David Berry
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I’ve got a conjoined twin, so I’ve got a band
Brian Gibson
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the moviegoer
Sacha Baron Cohen's popularity as Borat is 'Very niiiice!' or is it?
Paul Matwychuk
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Learn zen and the art of Life Classes
Brian Gibson
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Film is the new hamburglar
Josef Braun
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Strange, creepy things are happening Down in the Valley
Josef Braun
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It’s Night of the Living bored to Dead—in 3D
Carolyn Nikodym
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Shut Up and Sing shows stardom south of Mason Dixie Chick line
Josef Braun
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Return never lets Gellar out of the bag
Josef Braun
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Borat (and Borat) offend and amuse
Niall Mckenna
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Music
Fasten your comfy shoes: In-Flight Safety shakes it
Tara Zurowski
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Jim Byrnes watches immortal blues from the Great White North
David Berry
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Theresa Sokyrka gets a little coarse ... well, for her, anyway
Ross Moroz
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DEVILSPLENDER
PREVUE / SAT, NOV 18 (9 pm) / WITH STEW KIRKWOOD, ROBIN HUNTER / SIDETRACK CAFE, $7
Vue Staff
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The Golden Dogs
Revue / Thu, Nov 9 / Powerplant
Vue Staff
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Isn’t there an old axiom about the music business being a hard life?
Joel Kelly
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Fans won’t be Waiting for the End from the Homewrekers much longer
Bryan Birtles
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7 and 7 is still adds up
Bryan Birtles
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Going a little Bughouse? Try a little music for your hurtin’ soul
Eden Munro
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Violinist ends his travels in Hollywood
Sarah Chan
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New Sounds
Vue Staff
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Enter Sandor
Another of E-town's 'unsung heroes' heads off to the Big Smoke
