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Today in Salon: Wal-Mart can be good for your health
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 Bowling for votes in WisconsinAll the remaining 2008 contenders -- except Barack Obama -- indulge in an artery-busting blue-collar orgy of fried fish, bratwurst and cheese. By Edward McClelland | ||||
 Rock vs. jazzFor just the second time in 50 years, the top award at the Grammys went to a jazz album. Do the two genres have anything to say to each other? By Gary Kamiya | ||||
 The quest for the perfect game faceVideo game designers are racing to create characters that feel real. Now, if they could only turn digital figures into flesh and blood. By Matt Shaer | ||||
 The brain bomberAn innocent math professor gets caught up in the search for an anti-technology terrorist. By Laura Miller | ||||
 Narnia in neonSid and Marty Krofft introduced a generation of children to freaky Day-Glo fantasy worlds with singing monsters and talking inanimate objects. Whoa, flashback! By Sarah Hepola | ||||
 Oscar, are you listening?Salon writers and special guests weigh in on their favorite performances and movies of the year -- and the ones they couldn't stand. | ||||
 My boyfriend's a secret crackhead!He was sometimes a little unreliable, but I had no idea. By Cary Tennis | ||||
 TV DailyTuesday: Frontline's "Rules of Engagement" investigates the killing of 24 residents of Haditha, Iraq, by U.S. forces. Plus: What did you think of "Inside the Vietnam War" on Monday? | ||||
 Kansas O'Flaherty ... Secret AgentSpy or mathematician? By Toni Schlesinger and Tom Bachtell | ||||
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 Hot off "The Wire"Join Salon staff as we discuss Episode 7 of "The Wire." By Salon staff | ||||
 Beyond the Multiplex | ||||
 Joan Walsh | ||||
 Oscar and Hollywood in splitsville!The Academy has turned its back on the multiplex moneymakers and wrapped smaller indie films in its warm, glittery embrace. But Hollywood isn't crying (yet). By Andrew O'Hehir | ||||
 Getting through these dark timesForeign policy whiz Samantha Power sheds light on a legendary diplomat killed in Iraq, advising Barack Obama and how America can emerge from the Bush era. By Leigh Flayton | ||||
 This Modern WorldThe Adventures of Captain Blowhard and Bombastic Lad! By Tom Tomorrow | ||||
 The Blog ReportYour guide to the political blogosphere – left, right and everywhere. | ||||
 WiresSalon brings you the latest news from the Associated Press. | ||||
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