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Spotted in Valparaiso, Chile: chorrillana at local favorite greasy spoon J Cruz. This mess of fries, chunks of steak, onions and melting cheese is like Quebec poutine‘s fatter, sexier and sluttier cousin. Not for the prudish nor the faint of heart.

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by Steve Lerner
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Letters to the Editor: Woodstock Nation

"It was weird, and it was wild. It was freaky, and it was freedom. It was lunacy, and it was love. It was beautiful."

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"His buddies are LSD cultists, Hell's Angels, peace marchers, Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac hangers-on, a bookshop owner, a helicopter pilot wounded in Vietnam, and people who prefer anonymity, like Mountain Girl"

by Norman Melnick
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"Do not the dead deserve an accounting at least as irreproachable as the survivors receive with each week’s edition of Billboard?"

by Greil Marcus

Food

How Do You Spell G-U-T-B-O-M-B in Spanish?

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