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April 4, 2012
City Council Approves Solar Energy Plan Allowing Property Owners to Sell Power Back to DWP
The L.A. City Council approved a pilot plan Tuesday to let the Department of Water and Power buy back solar energy from property owners who have installed solar panels on their homes and businesses. The power will be purchased through a "feed-in tariff" program, and the city is expected to sign con ... More >>
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February 1, 2012
What's in Season at the Farmers Markets: California-Grown Truffles, No Violence Required
Somewhere in a back alley outside of Paris, $30,000 worth of black European truffles is changing hands. Asking the seller about the truffles' origins could send them packing to another less inquisitive buyer, so the buyer ponies up quietly and hauls off the heavily perfumed, cloth-lined crate while ... More >>
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January 11, 2012
FDA May Ban Orange Juice Imports From Brazil
Flickr/manwithfaceAmericans love their orange juice.The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is looking into banning all orange juice imports from Brazil after an illegal fungicide was found in a sample, Reuters reports. Brazil is the world's top grower of oranges for juice, accounting for more ... More >>
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November 28, 2011
WeHo's New Matcha Source Shop: Green Tea Flip-flop Socks
If you've never had a properly made cup of matcha, the frothy, powdered green tea popular in Japan, Alissa White, owner of the just-opened Matcha Source Shop in West Hollywood, is on a one-woman mission to make sure you finally do. Since launching her online store in 2006, White has been preaching ... More >>
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July 25, 2011
Mexican Papayas Recalled Due to Salmonella
Flickr/janineomg Agromod Produce of McAllen, Texas, is recalling all of its papayas because the tropical fruit may be infected with Salmonella, the Food and Drug Administration announced July 23. The papayas were imported from Mexico and are possibly linked to 97 reported cases of Salmonella ... More >>
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January 10, 2011
Eat This Now: Maccheroni Tartuffo at Oliverio
C. BishopOliverio's Maccheroni Tartuffo We know, we know: truffled macaroni and cheese is so passé. It was the braised short rib of L.A. restaurants before the braised short rib actually came along. Throw a stone in any direction and you'll find a poorly-executed truffled macaroni and chees ... More >>
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April 20, 2010
Ash Cloud Over Europe Disrupts Travelers and Fish Industry
The airplanes over Europe may be lifting along with the volcanic ash cloud -- although perhaps not for long -- but the jammed airways have meant that not only travelers have been held up, but many products as well. Exports of Norwegian salmon and Icelandic fresh fish have been curtailed or halted, c ... More >>
Eat+Drink
March 16, 2006
The Great White Duck
The airplanes over Europe may be lifting along with the volcanic ash cloud -- although perhaps not for long -- but the jammed airways have meant that not only travelers have been held up, but many products as well. Exports of Norwegian salmon and Icelandic fresh fish have been curtailed or halted, c ... More >>
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September 16, 2004
G.I. George
The airplanes over Europe may be lifting along with the volcanic ash cloud -- although perhaps not for long -- but the jammed airways have meant that not only travelers have been held up, but many products as well. Exports of Norwegian salmon and Icelandic fresh fish have been curtailed or halted, c ... More >>
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July 1, 2004
Give Us Back Our Damn Flag
The leftist case for patriotism
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November 21, 2002
Here There Be Dragons
Tripping the light fantastic through the cosmos
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June 8, 2000
Clinton's Wedge
China cracks the Democrats
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December 30, 1999
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City Council Approves Solar Energy Plan Allowing Property Owners to Sell Power Back to DWP

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What's in Season at the Farmers Markets: California-Grown Truffles, No Violence Required

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FDA May Ban Orange Juice Imports From Brazil

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WeHo's New Matcha Source Shop: Green Tea Flip-flop Socks

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Mexican Papayas Recalled Due to Salmonella

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Eat This Now: Maccheroni Tartuffo at Oliverio

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Ash Cloud Over Europe Disrupts Travelers and Fish Industry

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