Kettle Time!
Can you go to get your fill of strong, sweaty ladies on skates chasing each other to punk music-complete with headlocks, cannonballs, clotheslines, and...
Vocational Guide
Lynne Milburn is a facilitator. She listens carefully to what others are saying, and then makes a calm, straightforward statement about her reactions and...
Serving the Masses
The gospel story about loaves and fishes could be interpreted as a metaphor for how good deeds multiply themselves – propelled by some effective...
Four-Legged Fashion
Kevin Heady knows a thing or two about sophisticated fashion. As a custom jeweler, creating one-of-a-kind pieces for an urban and chic clientele, Heady...
A “Born Again” First Time Homebuyer?
One of the many economic silver linings emerging these days is the first time home buyer program that will give you a tax credit...
Perfecting the Plate
For many people, a night at a restaurant is like a night at the theatre. They take their seats with anticipatory enthusiasm, share what...
Rum Rage
When most Americans think of rum drinks, what most likely comes to mind is rum & Coke, a daiquiri, or perhaps something served poolside—frozen...
Master of the Strings
Pasha Sabouri is a late-blooming musical prodigy.
The San Francisco-born, Nevada-raised violinist moved around as a child – his father served in the military –...
The (Restaurant) Guy Next Door
On a recent Saturday morning, West Lynn Avenue in the Clarksville neighborhood looks like a 21st Century Norman Rockwell painting. Kids run ahead of...
The Kitchen Door is Open
“One lady used to call it the better-than-sex cake.”
Joel Baldazo, co-owner of The Kitchen Door, is in the middle of talking about the restaurant’s...
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