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Ming’s Place: Great Fried Rice in the Heart
Of a Tex-Mex Zone

A couple of weeks ago, on an otherwise familiar route home from the gym, an unfamiliar sign caught my eye. There, next to the Potbelly and Starbucks on the corner of Lemmon Avenue and Inwood Road, was a Grand Opening sign for Ming's Place China Bistro. Hmm... While I will...
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Vulgar Fashion Spews Some Emotional Adult-Contemporary Puke.

There are those bands that sell silk-screened T-shirts and copies of their latest CDs at shows, about which you can learn more by following them on Twitter or visiting their ReverbNation page. Conversely, there are those that give away cologne and perfume samples or free tape collages recorded on recycled...
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Profs: Dallas Has More Heart Than Head

That, in short, is a summary of a study conducted by University of Michigan psychologists Nansook Park and Christopher Peterson, which appeared in the September issue of American Psychologist and is making the rounds this week via this Infrastructurist item. Long story short: Peterson and Park asked, via the Internet,...
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Cycling is Fun, Dallas! Except When It Isn’t.

Click to embiggen the chart that answers the question: "What prevents you from cycling more often?"​Hanna biked on over to City Hall for last week's Dallas Bike Plan meeting, the second and final public forum before the formal unveiling of the draft plan to the council during Cyclesomatic 2010 next...
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El Rincon de Villa Gives Hugs and Has Cojones

The iTunes library's shuffling between the culturally transcendent songs of El Mariachi Bronx and Calexico did little to help the taco. The taco was filled with what appeared to be the beloved, vermillion-oozing crumbled sausage, that meat so worthy of a hug. What it was really filled with was a...
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Listomania: Top 5 Musical Acts Legally Forced to Change Their Name

In this week's print edition Daniel Hopkins catches up with regional darlings Eisley in advance of their show this week at The Loft, in the process reminiscing about the numerous ups and downs in their nearly decade-long career. We too were thinking about the early days of the band this...
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Best Brunch

Hattie'sHattie’s is one of Oak Cliff’s best restaurants, with a clean, inviting interior and a menu full of delicious, upscale Southern comfort food. But it’s their occasional brunch special, the chicken and waffles, that keeps us coming back. The giant buttermilk fried chicken breast dozing on the plate-sized Belgian waffle will bring tears to any […]