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• Video Killed the Blogging Star: Just when you got used to the blogging boom, along comes another savvy Web-related innovation
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• Pot Music: So Percussion brings Home Depot to Santa Cruz
• Taming the Tannery: The Tannery Arts Center moves ahead, but still accepts suggestions from county residents
• License to Think: Are beer drinkers fatter and sicker? Do people who prefer merlot all have a Ph.D. and tight abs? See what you think.
• Smiles of a Summer Night: Outstanding in the Field lives up to its name with an atmospheric array of the flavors, fields and the terroir of late June in Santa Cruz
• Upping the Signal: College radio host gives away celebrity-stocked comedy show in MP3 format
• Buccaneer Banzai: Spirited characters, story, survive excesses in ‘Dead Man’s Chest’
• Forging Ahead: With most of its internal problems behind it, the Santa Cruz AIDS Project marks World AIDS Day on December 1 with a new sense of purpose and, at long last, peace