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Issue #33.20

| Published on Wednesday March 28th, 2007

Issue Menu: March 21st, 2007 | April 4th, 2007

Listings #33.20

Listings information for the week of Wednesday March 28th, 2007:

Screen: Screen Listings
Performance: Performance Listings
Words: Readings & Book Events
Visual Arts: Visual Arts Listings
The IT List: Parties, Fairs, Festivals and other events
Outdoors: Outdoor Events

On the Cover

CHEAP EATS: Breakfast & Brunch
BY KELLY CLARKE | Hooray for lazy, hangover-conquering breakfasts and brunches. Here are five faves—and how long you'll wait during prime hours.

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News

Letters to the Editor
Letters to the editor
WW EDITORIAL STAFF

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Winners & Losers
Felled timber's crack, and "bereaved" Blazer Zach.
WW EDITORIAL STAFF

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Rogue of the Week
As yet nameless narc of nonelection-year nefariousness
WW EDITORIAL STAFF | From the shadowy reaches of futuristic-sounding "robo calls" springs this week's Rogue

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Murmurs
Gossip Should Have No Friends
WW EDITORIAL STAFF | More energetic than Lonnie Roberts. More accurate than Tajuan Porter.

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Q & A
Logan Kleier
BY LANCE KRAMER | Frustrated with the city's free wireless? Portland's wi-fi man explains why you should be patient.

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Cover Story
Roll Film
BY DAVID WALKER | A must-see documentary kicks off WW's 2007 Longbaugh Film Festival—and opens David Walker's eyes in the process.

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Culture

Queer Window
The 34-year-old itch
BY BYRON BECK | Old dreams don't die, they just take forever to happen.

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NIGHT CABBIE
"How did you get this gig, anyway?"
BY NIGHT CABBIE

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SCOOP
Gossip Should Have No Friends
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Local Cut
Modernstate, March 22 at The Artistery
BY MICHAEL BYRNE | Modernstate rocks the Artistery in the form of a six-armed monster.

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Local Cut
Metal, The Silent World (Artistery Recordings)
BY MICHAEL BYRNE | Metal's latest gets poignant, if preachy, with Cousteau samples.

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Local Cut
Hey Lover, Hey Lover (Hovercraft Productions)
BY JASON SIMMS | Hey Lover's all fun and games until somebody plays Kill the Arab.

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Local Cut
Pure Country Gold, Pure Country Gold (Empty Records)
BY AMY MCCULLOUGH | Pure Country Gold's debut pairs wisdom with gut-wrenching rock splendor.

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Local Cut
The Builders and the Butchers, Friday, March 30
BY BRANDON SEIFERT | The Builders and the Butchers give PDX a dose of acoustic punk rock gospel.

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RIFF CITY
We are family
BY AMY MCCULLOUGH | How Foureveryoung's family ties allow it to cut the crap.

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Dishin' It
Dishin' It
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