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Like Parks & Recreation? Us, too! Especially Ron Swanson, -- the proud carnivore, outdoorsman, and government employee (who hates the government) played by Nick Offerman. In last week's episode, Ron Swanson, when asked if he's ever had a turkey burger, replied, "Is that a fried turkey leg inside a grilled...
Geez Jack, take forever. Since its introduction of the All-American Jack Combo in January, Jack in the Box has been whisper quiet on new fast food fare in 2011 -- until now. The Bourbon BBQ Steak Grilled Sandwich, the latest in Jack's line of grilled greasy goodness, is available for...
I understand that lawyers need to make a buck, and usually I wouldn't worry about one latching onto Republican state Senate President and recall boy Russell Pearce like a lamprey sucking the blood out of an alligator, but even so, Phoenix attorney Lisa Hauser is a joke. And not a...
President Barack Obama fancies himself Samuel L. Jackson in the remake of Shaft these days, following his order to have the Navy SEALs take out 9/11 mastermind Osama bin Laden. Though he gets some kudos for the kill, bin Laden is not the man Obama's most afraid to go after...
The Arrogant Butcher, downtown's newest dining spot, has been running a straw poll to gauge who might be Phoenix's next mayor.The results for Week One are in, and former Deputy Attorney General and Councilman Greg Stanton is leading the pack. Stanton: 168 Councilman Claude Mattox: 126 Councilwoman Peggy Neely: 78...
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Sheriff Joe Arpaio fired his chief deputy last week, but Dave Hendershott is being allowed to resign before the scheduled date of termination. Is that really a resignation? Typically, when someone's forced to resign from a company or governmental agency, the boss doesn't first state in writing that the employee...
JOE SHOW It's all right there: Ray Stern's story on the many, many sins of Joe Arpaio and his minions would be unbelievable in any other jurisdiction in America ("Joe Knew," May 26). But in the joke that is Maricopa County, it's more than believable. The misappropriation of the nearly $100 million...
Christopher Benitez's second chance at trying to prove he wasn't responsible for the 2001 death of a Phoenix firefighter didn't work out well. The Phoenix man -- a solider sent home Iraq two years ago to face trial in the crime -- was found guilty today of negligent homicide and two counts of arson Now...
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Since there's really no better accessory than a cocktail in your hand, each week brings you a tasty adult beverage from one of our favorite drinking establishments, complete with recipe.This week: The Serrano Mango Margarita at Canteen Tequila Bar Canteen Tequila Bar is a chill Happy Hour spot for grown...
At what point does one elevate from merely drinking beer to being a full-on beer snob? Answer: when you feel compelled to tell other people what to drink. And the inevitable result of this peculiar ailment is the beer argument. In the spirit of all great beer-related discussions, we present...
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Santiago Gonzalez walks through his watermelon fields on an overcast morning in May, surveying the crops. Some of the melons are bright green; others still have a yellowish tinge. The lifelong West Valley farmer reaches down for one, splits it open with a pocket knife, and cuts a chunk from...
Governor Jan Brewer was on CNN Monday night where she told host John King that the "Birther" issue was "leading our country down a path of destruction."Frankly, we don't think the "Birthers" are capable of constructing their own tin-foil helmets, let alone destroying the entire country, so to make the...
Instead of getting high off those expired, unused, or unwanted prescription drugs you have at home, give them to the Chandler Police Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration. At an April 30 event, Chandler police and the DEA will accept any of your prescription drugs -- no questions asked...
New Times' lawsuit over the 2007 arrest of its founders on bogus charges can proceed -- but only against a local lawyer who served as a special prosecutor, the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled today. In a 2-1 opinion, the Ninth Circuit backed up a lower court's decision that New Times can't...
A little over a week ago I committed an act of culinary terrorism in my own kitchen and put it on video. I learned (all right, I kind of guessed the outcome) that treating a Cadbury creme egg like an actual egg is a great way to fry up a...
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As if stocking teens at the mall (and throughout the greater area of south Scottsdale) with cheap polyester knockoffs and chunky plastic jewelry wasn't bad enough, corporate "fashion" giant Forever 21 rolled out its newest line ... And we'd like an apology. The line, Desert Phoenix, looks like the result...
DONG! It's over. According to the Associated Press, the class-action lawsuit brought against Taco Bell by an Alabama-based law firm claiming the fast food giant's products contain very little meat and requesting they quit referring to their questionable meat mixture as "beef" has been withdrawn. Whew! My Cheesy Double Decker...
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Backyard chicken wrangling is suddenly very cool. Tattooed, cruiser-pedaling hipsters, NoPho lacrosse moms, and even teenagers (the sure sign that a trend's become legit) are doing it. Spotted recently in uptown Phoenix: a hand-painted sign reading, "Fresh eggs from my happy backyard chickens!" Could backyard pig ranching be the next...