Weekly Alibi
 Oct 11 - 17, 2007
You voted (or a few of you did, at least). Now sit back and enjoy as the Alibi presents a piping-hot plate of Best of Burque Restaurants. From the best Frito pie to the best place to pile your plate, the winners are all inside.
NEWS/OPINION
The Friends of the Tribune search for a way to keep Albuquerque's daily afternoon paper alive, men strut their stuff in stilettos to fight sexual violence and councilors tell you what's up now that you've elected them.
MUSIC
Simian Mobile Disco has the new soundtrack to your next kegger or car ride, and The Avengers were punk before you were. Plus, Nick Luca battles Type 1 diabetes and lives to rock another day.
FOOD
Twin Peaks might be your new favorite “breastaurant.” And take a peek at a pickling recipe that can't be beat.
FILM & TV
Michael Clayton is a character drama that sparks with Oscar gold. Meanwhile, Los Desaparecidos Latin American Art Festival gets underway.
ARTS/LIT
Amy Dalness takes a walk through America's culinary culture. Plus, John Freeman reviews a book of essays recounting the worst years of our lives.

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video games

Webgame Wednesday: Candy Box

 
 

Candy Box is causing an interweb stir for its old (old) school look and unusual game play. Surf on over to the game's homepage and you'll be greeted with information on your mounting candy supply. You can click a button to eat all the candies if you want, but that appears to be your only method of interaction with the game. What gives? Have a little patience, my friend. Leave your browser open, let those candies accumulate, and the game's possibilities will open up for you. Soon you'll be harvesting lollipops, buying weapons and fighting monsters. This oddball, text-only (with occasional ASCII art) adventure/resource management game grows bigger and bigger the longer you play. Plus it really makes you want some candy.

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    The Daily Word in clueless celebrities, incarcerated muppets and the fate of Jimmy Hoffa

    The Daily Word

    According to the EPA, tailings from abandoned uranium mines have left nearby residents in Grants and Milan exposed to harmful levels of airborne radiation.

    In related news, Mt. Taylor may soon be home to the world's largest uranium mine, bringing much needed revenue to the state. And also probably cancer.

    Just because they show up armed with semiautomatic weapons, a "fleet" of cop cars and an Army helicopter doesn't mean you have to let them in.

    Harsh three-strikes laws now extended to muppets.

    Serena Williams offers her opinion on the Steubenville rape survivor and also reminds everyone that you can be both good at tennis and a clueless moron who probably shouldn't offer her opinion on the Steubenville rape survivor.

    This just in: Jimmy Hoffa is still missing.

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      How You Know It’s Summer in the Duke City

      1. Construction starts on every single major street simultaneously
       

      2. Your neighbors begin their xeriscaping projects
       

      3. Droves of hipsters hit the Paseo del Bosque Trail
       

      4. The Downtown Growers Market opens at 7 a.m.—or so you hear
       

      5. You wonder when “monsoon season” is actually going to show up
       

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