Back and forth with Tood Solondz on his new film, 'Palindromes' Screens Story March 11, 2005, by Cindy Widner '.and the pornography. Despite the fact that Solondz has released three studio films featuring a number of artier A-listers, piled up awards and nominations (particularly for Welcome to the Dollhouse and Happiness), and sees his work fairly well distributed, ' a Todd Solondz film' has become a kind of shorthand for eccentric, disturbing movies that appeal to a limited, quite possibly unwell, audience.' Payne's workshop at JBG inspires a second chance for sauerkraut DAILY Food April 16, 2013, by Jessi Cape '.We learned that 212 is the “ magic number” in the pickle kitchen: For pantry canning, aim for 212 degrees to kill the bacteria, whereas in fermentation, aim for less to inspire the growth. She suggests as a matter of precaution, to “experiment and get creative with fridge pickles but stick with trusted recipes for sealed ones.” Quick, interesting facts about anaerobic environments and osmosis also peppered the workshop.'

The governor's cynical assault on Planned Parenthood is illegal and dishonest News Column March 16, 2012, by Michael King '.As Jordan Smith reports again this week ('Perry Continues Assault on Women's Health Care,'), thanks to the governor's posturing on abortion (which has nothing to do with the WHP), as of today, Wednesday, March 14, tens of thousands more Texas women will go without basic health care. That's over and above the roughly 160,000 left without access to care from earlier budget cuts, and those numbers do not even approach the actual need.' Kellach Waddle, the River City's 'educated hillbilly,' composes himself a life Arts Story April 19, 2007, by Wayne Alan Brenner '.It's been decades now since Waddle's shot lead into any of our woodland pals. These days, he's too busy playing bass with the Austin Symphony Orchestra or performing at an Alamo Drafthouse music-and- a-movie presentation or attending a performance of his and others' works for UT's bell tower or working on a commission for the Contemporary Youth Orchestra of Cleveland or sitting in with the classically oriented Golden Hornet Project or any number of things.' Balancing the Austin Music Ledger Music Story December 1, 1995 '.Both factions admit that after going home with less than expected, it's often difficult to be overly concerned about the other side's concerns: the musicians say they're struggling to pay their living expenses and the clubs maintain that it's nearly impossible to pay the overhead necessary for a venue's survival. So, despite the local and national interest in a scene that's witnessed unprecedented growth in the number of venues, local artists to play them, touring talent to visit them, and transplanted musicians hoping to cash in on it all, the average pay for local music and the profit potentials of the clubs has stayed virtually stagnant through it all.' In the month since the much-hyped publication of Stephen Harrigan's historical novel The Gates of the Alamo, a visible restructuring of the public notion of the fort has seized the imagination of Texas.

Chronicle writer David Garza explains why. Books Story March 24, 2000, by David Garza '.Getting an accurate picture of the roofless, box-shaped mission as it existed at the time of the siege required extended studies of period politics, clothing, agriculture, family tales, nuanced fables of war, documents, and the trails of travel, diaries, maps, and drawings that may or may not honestly show their old faults. At the outset of his research, Harrigan thought he was nearly an expert on the subject of the Alamo simply from having read a number of historical studies on the subject.' Guitarist Evan Johns Music Story June 23, 1995 '.I can't ever remember not playin' I mean, I was in bands in fifth grade! I guess I started around fourth grade.' 'How old were you then? Eight or nine years old?'

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'Sumpthin' like 'at.' Evan Johns, who turns 39 on July 12, is off and philosophizing in the South Austin rental house he's occupied for the past three years. Since picking up his father's guitar during his Virginia childhood, Johns has played in countless bands and on an equal number of records.' But will only the good corporate kids get the candy? News Column November 12, 2004, by Mike Clark-Madison '.Beyond that, few of the questions that staff will supposedly ask can be answered with numbers you can measure or verify; most are subjective, some laughably so. Like 'Does the firm have a proactive cultural outreach program?' Or 'Does the project fill a hole in the Austin economic base?'