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2010-09-01	Donuts at 2 A.M.: August, the Mother of All Months by Gary Phillips Did anyone really believe this Don Draper crossed with Lonesome Rhodes would succeed in hijacking the legacy of the momentous March on Washington?
2010-08-23	Lost in OC: Vampires, Sucking on the People’s Blut by Jim Washburn My wife is hooked on True Blood, HBO’s hemosexual romp that’s half bodice-ripping soap-opera, half Zalman King-styled softcore kink porn.
2010-08-12	MasterPlanning!: Including Affordable Housing Somehow by Tony Chavira Across the wider spectrum of society, lots of homebuilding means lots of affordable housing. That is, as long as stuff’s always being built.
2010-08-05	The Urban Habitat: From the Frontlines of Affordable Housing by Veronica Jauriqui For the first time in its 34-year history, the nonprofit Habitat for Humanity joined the ranks of the most prolific homebuilders in the United States.
2010-08-04	Donuts at 2 A.M.: The Shape of Things to Come by Gary Phillips Just when I’m ready to ignore one more overdue notice from the L.A. Times, son-of-a-gun if they don’t prove there yet remains a reason for the daily newspaper.

2010-09-02	The Largest Green Friendly Development Ever by Donna Schoenkopf Brad Pitt’s love of architecture and the environment meet in New Orleans.
2010-08-26	You Won’t Be Sorry by Donna Schoenkopf You won’t be sorry if you read the writing of Ann Calhoun.
2010-08-26	Future States by Donna Schoenkopf My new favorite website has some intriguing stuff.
2010-08-19	Build It Yourself by Donna Schoenkopf This house only costs $32 a square foot!
2010-08-13	The LA Times Can Tell If You’re Gay by Jim Washburn At least it can with Judge Walker.