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Reader Reviews
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Tibetan Nyingma Institute
Posted by Lynn OlechnowiczGreat place to experience meditation and to explore it further. Classes in psychology, Buddhist studies,...
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Souley Vegan
Posted by Chris CarltonIn my travels, I often think of Oakland's amazing food offerings and the Vegan Catfish...
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Encuentro
Posted by Chris CarltonIt was amazing! 3 time customer!!!
last time I was there they said they were...
The Grey
MUSIC
MUSIC
Capcom Versus Hip-Hop
A video game company pits nerds against rappers with its strangely conceived product launch.
LOCAL LICKS
Local Licks
This week we review Caitlin Glennon, Save Smallen, The Y Axes, and Beeda Weeda.
MUSIC LISTINGS
The East Bay's Best Club and Concert Calendar
CD Reviews
ARTS & CULTURE
VISUAL ART
Light/Dark in Hayward and Berkeley
Shows at Sun Gallery and Mythos Fine Art run the emotional gamut.
THEATER
A Funny Hustle for Sylvan Productions
The Bay Area's newest comedy moguls are young, enterprising, 24-hour party people.
BOOKS
Joshua Mohr and the Mission of Fiction
In Damascus, the local author pays homage to the San Francisco neighborhood.
DANCE
Oakland Ballet Postpones Spring Season
Like many arts organizations, the company says it's suffering from lackluster ticket sales.
SAVAGE LOVE
Surprise!
Unkempt asscracks, 23-year-old virgins, kinky sex blogs, and Newt's infidelity.
EVENT LISTINGS
The East Bay's Best Entertainment Calendar
Theater & Dance Picks
Museum & Gallery Picks
FOOD & DRINK
LAST CALL
The Prizefighter: Not Quite a Knockout
Eight-dollar beers and existential ennui at Emeryville's newest bar.
RESTAURANT REVIEW
Lin Jia's Neutered Spice
New Lakeshore eatery's attempts at high-brow Asian are noble but fall flat.
WHAT THE FORK
Hitting Pay Dirt at Double D BBQ
The wait was worth it. Also, Tina Tamale takes over Guerrilla Grub's cart.
RESTAURANT LISTINGS
The East Bay's Best Dining Guide
NEWS
FULL DISCLOSURE
Private Cops on the Public Dime
Oakland taxpayers' money is being funneled to an anti-union company that employs private cops to patrol the downtown and uptown areas and influences OPD policies.
NEWS
Will OPD End Up in Receivership?
A federal judge could begin the process of taking over the police department this month.
THIS MODERN WORLD
Bedbug Man
EDITORIAL CARTOON
The Future
FEATURE
From Brown to Green
It's a myth that environmental laws are job killers. In fact, the East Bay is home to many cleaned-up toxic sites that are now spurring the economy.
SEVEN DAYS
Obama Is Sitting Pretty
Newt Gingrich's sudden rise to the top of the GOP primary battle has the Republican establishment in a near panic.
LETTERS
Letters for the week of January 25, 2011
Readers sound off on Richmond Police Chief Chris Magnus, food trucks, and The Gilman.
News Blogs
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January 27, 8:00 a.m., 92510
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January 26, 9:54 a.m., 92510
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January 26, 9:17 a.m., Legalization Nation
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January 25, 5:00 p.m, 92510
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January 25, 3:51 p.m, Legalization Nation
Culture Blogs
Most Popular Stories
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Private Cops on the Public Dime
Oakland taxpayers' money is being funneled to an anti-union company that employs private cops to patrol the downtown and uptown areas and influences OPD policies.
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Will OPD End Up in Receivership?
A federal judge could begin the process of taking over the police department this month.
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Albert Nobbs
The quare fellow.
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The Prizefighter: Not Quite a Knockout
Eight-dollar beers and existential ennui at Emeryville's newest bar.
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From Brown to Green
It's a myth that environmental laws are job killers. In fact, the East Bay is home to many cleaned-up toxic sites that are now spurring the economy.
Big Sale This Weekend at Salvation Army
50% Off Entire Family Store *excludes red tag 25% Off Red Tag Clothing Save an additional 10% on red dot …
A Grand Adventure
Hike one of the seven natural wonders with Team In Training - the people who run, walk, swim, cycle and …
BRIEFS Erotic Shorts Film Competition
BRIEFS: is the East Bay Express' Erotic Shorts Film Competition showcasing short works by Bay Area amateur and professional filmmakers. …
This Week's Feature
FEATURE
From Brown to Green
It's a myth that environmental laws are job killers. In fact, the East Bay is home to many cleaned-up toxic sites that are now spurring the economy.
Best of the East Bay
2011
