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1. Feature

   Lambs to Slaughter

   Again and again, local claims of abuse point to one priest, the Rev. Neil Doherty, and the Catholic archdiocese that protected him

   By Thomas Francis

   Published: April 17, 2008

   Around the age of 8, a boy we'll call Sam made a new friend. He was a man in his early 50s, the Rev. Neil Doherty, pastor at St. Vincent Catholic parish across the street from...

2. News

   Cookie Monsters

   It's the old diet doc versus the marketing gun in the great war of the tasty appetite suppressors

   By Deirdra Funcheon

   Published: April 17, 2008

   Fat people are nothing new. When Dr. Sanford Siegal began practicing medicine in 1957, he had so many overweight patients that he started treating for obesity exclusively....

3. Letters

   Letters for April 17-23, 2008

   Published: April 17, 2008

   Calling All Cars I would like to say thank you for the article about Julie Perry and Suki Finnerty's accident ("Next Stop, Hong Kong," Tailpipe, April 10). You left out the...

4. Tailpipe

   Eureka, Maybe

   Adios, Unleaded

   As told to Edmund Newton

   Published: April 17, 2008

   Tailpipe has seen enough sappy B movies to believe that the world's knottiest problems just might be solved by amateurs tinkering in their garages. Face it, between the Apple...

5. Music

   Play It Back

   Bollywood singer Asha Bhosle proves why she's one of the most recorded voices in history

   By Julienne Gage

   Published: April 17, 2008

   Beach Food Market clerk Pratap Chowdhury spends a lot of time focusing on South Beach diplomacy efforts. He practices basic Spanish, learns customers' names, and reaches out...

6. Short Cuts

   The Black Keys

   Somewhere in between Danger Keys and the Black Mouse

   By Chris Parker

   Published: April 17, 2008

   The biggest knock on the Keys' 2006 major-label debut, Magic Potion, was its failure to innovate. That can't be said about Attack & Release, which remains steadfast in its...

7. Subtropical

   Junc Ops

   Thinking man's hip-hop for knob tweakers

   By Abel Folgar

   Published: April 17, 2008

   Miami's Junc Ops combines some of the better elements of South Florida music into a savvy and futuristic amalgamation that whets the appetite and satisfies the hunger. It's...

8. Live Wire

   Devon Allman and Honeytribe

   By Fayola Shakes

   Published: April 17, 2008

   Yes, his last name is Allman and his band, Honeytribe, plays blues-inflected rock — but as far as Devon Allman is concerned, the comparisons to his dad stop there. The...

9. Pub Stalker

   America's Backyard

   By Bryan Falla

   Published: April 17, 2008

   Yeah, it's got a silly name. And the concept makes you think of Will Ferrell and Chris Kattan head bobbing at the end of A Night at the Roxbury. But as the weather gets warmer...

10. Dred Scott!

    Where'd the Afro-Latinos Go?

    By Jonathan Cunningham

    Published: April 17, 2008

    It's a great time for music in South Florida just now, with more events than most audiophiles can absorb. Following close on the heels of the Winter Music Conference two weeks...

11. Night Watch

    Girl Power

    What better way to de-stressify than watching brawling babes tit-punching each other?

    By Tara Nieuwesteeg

    Published: April 17, 2008

    There are plenty of good reasons for women to be bitchy: the glass ceiling, social oppression, pantyhose, bad pick-up lines, double standards, uncomfortable shoes, and, of...

12. Dish

    Cold Sake, Warm Heart

    Tracking the hospitality index at Fuji

    By Gail Shepherd

    Published: April 17, 2008

    We've evolved to protect ourselves from dangerous food. We have a genetic predisposition to find spoiled vittles repellent, and we must "acquire a taste" for bitter or stinky...

13. Film

    Sad Sack Extraordinaire

    Jason Segel uses his balls to great effect in Forgetting Sarah Marshall

    By Robert Wilonsky

    Published: April 17, 2008

    Jason Segel is responsible for two of the most cringe-inducing, hands-in-front-of-your-face moments in the recent history of television, both of which occurred during the sole...

14. Night & Day

    Pass That Shit!

    By Brett Gillin

    Published: April 17, 2008

    For some, today is the greatest holiday of the year. I’m not talking about insane neo-Nazis celebrating the birth of the most wretched and despised man in history....

15. Night & Day

    Go BJ, it’s Your Earth Day

    By John Linn

    Published: April 17, 2008

    These days everybody’s going green. Last year, NBC devoted an entire week’s worth of programming to green initiatives, which is why we ended up with a horrible...

16. Night & Day

    Savoring April

    By Sam Eifling

    Published: April 17, 2008

    Here’s why April rules: Because the Marlins can sit in first place for a few moments, even as they surrender 50 percent more runs than they score. (That’s what some...

17. Night & Day

    Springsteen: il capo di tutti capi

    By Bill Frogameni

    Published: April 17, 2008

    What if you showed up at work one day and found out your boss wasn’t a tool? What if he was Bruce Springsteen, the unofficial poet laureate of New Jersey? It would be...

18. Night & Day

    Bachelor Pads, Master Pieces

    By John Linn

    Published: April 17, 2008

    To some, student artwork means painting fraternity letters on a beer bong and naming it Sir Chugs-A-Lot. To others, like the 2008 graduating class of FAU’s Department of...

19. Night & Day

    Cherchez la femme

    Audrey Tautou brings the charm in Priceless.

    By Heather Burdick

    Published: April 17, 2008

    French chicks are cute. Maybe it’s the accent. Maybe it’s a certain je ne sais quoi, an intermingling of charming worldliness, quirky joie de vivre, and a seemingly...

20. Night & Day

    Black & Beautiful

    By Riki Altman

    Published: April 17, 2008

    Before you go rushing out to see “In the Hands of African American Collectors: The Personal Treasures of Bernard and Shirley Kinsey,” please be aware that, no,...