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D Magazine November 2006

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The Ultimate Guide to Tex-Mex in Dallas

We know places in Dallas where families have served authentic Tex-Mex for 50 years or more. But what is “authentic” Tex-Mex? More important, where can you find the best enchilada? We answer those and every other Tex-Mex question.
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26.2 Miles of the Runs

For years, I’d been telling people I had run the Dallas White Rock Marathon. But really it was either the 13.1-mile half-marathon or the five-person relay. Last year, I did the full 26.2 miles. I would become a real marathoner—or die trying. Turns out, thse are not mutually exclusive outcomes.  
By Trey Garrison
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Antigua, West Indies

Hoist a rum punch, jump on a bike, and enjoy the ride at Jumby Bay Resort.
By Jennifer Chininis
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BUSINESS: Mark Cuban is Playing the Market

Mark Cuban is known for attention-grabbing antics. But with Sharesleuth.com, he’s exploiting an SEC loophole and violating the first rule of journalism. (And he could do some real damage).
By Gary Weiss
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LAST HURRAH: Watch Your Butts

Smoke cigarettes if you must. But throw your butts into the street, and I’ll be all over your ash.
By Tim Rogers
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Man Undone

When his son Esteban went missing, Bill Salazar put his life on hold. Four years later, after a long and tedious battle with the Garland Police Department, which declared his son had committed suicide, he’s still looking for answers.
By D Magazine
Fashion

Mens Accessories and Hand-Made Scarves

Hot accessories for cool dudes and a local scarf-weaving maven.

By Stephanie Quadri
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Prints of Plaid

Boys, it’s time to play with plaid, fall’s most popular print.
By Stephanie Quadri
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PUBLISHER’S NOTE: When Taxes Make Sense

They can dampen economic activity. But when a city uses tax revenue to invest, it can increase economic activity—and lower taxes.
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Pulse

DCAD seemingly makes up tax laws as it goes; Harry Winston opens a Highland Park storefront on the strength of one savvy saleswoman; and down with Metroplex. PLUS: Who knew Lindsay Lohan’s kid sister could sing?
By D Magazine
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Review: Aparicio’s Restaurante Mexicano & Tequila Bar

The former Plano Tortilla Factory & Cafe now has a lively scene along with Tex-Mex food.
By Teresa Gubbins
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Review: Brio Tuscan Grille

Brio is no more Tuscany than Southlake Town Center is Manhattan, but it is at least superior to standard suburban sprawl.
By Teresa Gubbins
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Review: Jeng Chi

This Richardson gem goes beyond the egg roll.
By Teresa Gubbins
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Review: Little Katana

This little sushi spot fits right into the Knox-Henderson neighborhood, with its trendy Asian-fusion menu.
By Teresa Gubbins
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Review: Mirabelle

Chef-owner Joseph Maher drives in from Southlake every day to create and serve an always-changing menu. The neighborhood thanks him.
By Jennifer Chininis
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Review: Steel Restaurant & Lounge

This Centrum restaurant is still a scene, thanks to celebrity diners (Hulk Hogan!) and the show at the sushi bar.
By Jennifer Chininis
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Review: The Grill on the Alley

The Grill on the Alley takes on Steakville, and, with quiet competence, rises to the challenge.
By Teresa Gubbins
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40 Greatest Stories

How Willie Nelson Saved Carl’s Corner—Again

In 1984, Carl Cornelius opened his truck stop. With a little help from his famous buddy, Cornelius intends to save the world, one trucker at a time.
By MIKE SHROPSHIRE
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Say Yes to Crepes at Yes Cafe

It’s open late night—and it’s Japanese without sushi.
By Nancy Nichols
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The Turkey Impersonator at Spiral Diner

If it’s Tofurky you want this Thanksgiving, head to Spiral Diner.
By Nancy Nichols
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Uneasy Listening

Theatre Three’s Jac Alder has a tricky task: how to stage a beautiful play about a wonderfully bad opera singer. PLUS: SMU’s Claudia Stephens designs costumes fit for a fashion designer.
By Glenn Arbery
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