February 14th, 2008 issue #0707

• CORRECTION- ALS study
• CORRECTION- Trial date, AG staffer, Woodall's organized
• CULTURE- BUZZBOX- Weirder and weirder: 'Surround Sound' covers the fringe
• DR. HOOK- Stoned: Uric acid can wreak havoc
• FAMILY- Sayonara, sandlot: Pick-up games nowhere to be found
• THE TOUGH CUSTOMER- Barking dogs: There ought to be a law

4Better Or Worse

• 4BETTER OR WORSE- The week in review

Art Features

• CULTURE- ART FEATURE- Uncommon women: Double x power at PVCC

Cartoons

• CARTOONS

Cover Stories

• COVER- Stupid legislative tricks? 2,900 bills flood General Assembly

Essays

• ESSAY- Tough question: Figuring out who's the real you

Facetime

• FACETIME- Calhoun's coup: Local violinist shines at the Grammys
• FACETIME- Paintball wizard: How one Wahoo got paid to play

Gimme Shelter

• GIMME SHELTER- Cover up: How to prevent clogged drains

Hotseat

• HOTSEAT- Rising son: Long ready for NFL shot of his own

Letters

• LETTER- No global warming proof

Movie Reviews

• MOVIE REVIEW- No hand for ‘Job': Suspense missing in heist film
• MOVIE REVIEW- Parent trip: Too long a story for one night

My Ride

• MY RIDE- Steve Shifflett: 2003 Ford Excursion

News

• NEWS- Belt tightening: County budget 'assesses' hard times
• NEWS- Fresh hope: Drug shows promise for ALS sufferers
• NEWS- The Mitch: Van Yahres walked the walk
• NEWS- Wahoo-wonk: Clinton talks policy with UVA class

On Architecture

• ONARCHITECTURE- Coming soon! van der Linde's amazing recycling machine

Photophile

• PHOTOPHILE- For Gerry: Benefit concert raises funds, spirits

Question of the Week

• QUESTION OF THE WEEK- What should the General Assembly be doing?

Real Estate

• REAL ESTATE- UPDATE- WITHDRAWN

Real Estate - On the Block

• REAL ESTATE- ON THE BLOCK- ecoMOD3: A 'seamly' offering off Dice Street

Strange But True

• STRANGE BUT TRUE- High hopes: When are billionaires 10 miles tall?

The Brazen Careerist

• THE BRAZEN CAREERIST- Four steps: Recession-proofing your career

The Dish

• FOOD- THE DISH- Mountain Brix: Monticello gets taste of Tuscany