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Ed Leeper poured animal blood all over his Purple Heart – while wearing a dress. He counted a half-ton of granite, pebble by pebble, 89,339 total, while sitting on a silent Palo Colorado ridge. He solicited urine “contributions” from an array of local artists and pickled former U.S. senator …

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Whenever people star in their own American Express commercials, they’re not just selling credit cards, but establishing themselves as products, too. Tina Fey’s recent Am Ex spot provides a perfect showcase for her now-established comedic persona as a harried but capable TV show-runner and mo…

PRICE OF DEMOCRACY… Squid knows democracy isn’t free…

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Marina Councilman Ken Gray wants his city to become a local leader in open government technology. Instead of driving to City Hall to see a posted Planning Commission agenda or fetching a staff report from the city clerk, Gray says these items should be posted on the city’s website 72 hours i…

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A recent Rasmussen poll gave incumbent Democratic Sen. Mary Landrieu of Louisiana a comfortable 55-39 lead over Democratic turncoat and Karl Rove recruit John Kennedy, the state treasurer. Another new poll by Southern Media & Opinion Research gave Landrieu a similar 50-38 lead.

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The squid tastes like surrender. After around an hour and a half of prospecting, our hollow hunger forced us to give up on finding a fish burrito in Salinas. (Oldtown’s King Burrito has one but was closed. Mi Tierra doesn’t offer one in its original locale and its walk-up shop a door down wa…