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Articles in Nov 6, 2007, issue of Advocate, The

• Paper Trail: just in time for Halloween, horror maestro Clive Barker is back with a sweet little book about a deformed demon
• The gayest one
  by Brett Krutzsch
• Your questions: our answers
  by Matthew Link
• Queer sculptures
• Vacation yourself thin. and We Care Juice Fasting and Retreat
  by Adam H. Graham
• Creature comforts: upscale gay-friendly properties that will spoil you and your precious pooch
  by LoAnn Halden
• Datebook 10.23-11.06
• Magic man: a television writer proves his genius once again with his surreal new show, Pushing Daisies. Now, if Bryan Fuller can only get people to watch
  by Corey Scholibo
• Luggage labels we love
• The Shrine of India's naked saint
  by Daniel B. Haber
• The vigor of the mile-high city: an enclave of erudition, style, and atheleticism is to be found at the foothills of the Rockies
  by Doug Schnitzpahn
• The Cedars: the lone star state's new hot spot
  by Daniel Kusner
• Kiss the cook: how a new memoir are bridging the culinary divide
  by Rachel Dowd
• Unlikely lesbians
  by Mike Diamond
• I wanted to thank you
  by Michael Reed
• Maroon yourself on an opulent private isle: anyone can stay at a beachfront hotel-but how many travelers can claim they actually resided on a resort's private island paradise?
  by Aefa Mulholland
• Cool blue islands in seas of red: contrary to popular myth, many red states harbor bright blue spots of tolerance and acceptance for LGBT travelers. Our pick of 10 gay-friendly oases:
  by Andrew Collins
• A year of gay Island hopping: who says summer has to end, just because winter is upon us? Keep the sun-drenched dream alive with our 12-month almanac of worldwide paradises
  by Robert Dessaix
• Hate crimes in black and white: it could have been you; it could have been me
  by Jasmyne Cannick
• My so-called life was, like, such a big deal: a new boxed set reminds Neal Broverman why this show left an indelible mark on culture—and him
• What a pleasure
  by John Welch
• Versace slept here
  by Lydia Martin
• Jamaica: the Caribbean's no-go zone: should LGBT travelers boycott the homophobic Caribbean isle, or has a de facto gay ban already occurred?
  by Ken Kiesnowski
• Miami {liquid vice}: an oceanic angle on South Beach, Florida's most glamorous island
  by Matt Albiani
• Taliban love
• Leading the charge: in October, Aubrey Sarvis took the helm at the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network. Will his Rolodex of political and business bigwigs be enough to overturn "don't ask, don't tell"?
  by Andrew Noyes
• Girl power: two women redefine the role of outcast companions: one fat and one fake
  by Kyle Buchanan
• Web exclusives at OutTraveler.com
• The GAY map of the pacific
  by Lee Wallace
• Trying on sandals: we sent Bruce Vilanch to one of the notoriously hetero Sandals Resorts with boy toy in tow to test the company's recent queer-friendly change of heart. His view from the beachy enemy camp …
  by Bruce Vilanch
• Readers' Choice Awards 2007
  by Justin Ocean
• No fruities with your rooty tooty?
  by Christopher Lisotta
• From ABCs to LGBT: the 1996 documentary It's Elementary showed teachers talking about gay people with their students. A decade later, its impact can be seen in classrooms, state laws, and the kids—now grown—who appeared in it
  by Murphy Tim
• Headbanger's Ball: Otep gives heavy metal a woman's touch
  by Kurt B. Reighley
• Online we asked: choose the island from our list you'd most like to visit next year. You voted
• Ted Allen's top five California wineries
• Port to port navigation: great island cruise adventures for winter
• Posh happenings
• Diversions
  by Andrew Noyes
• Halloween: is the party over? Once a place for gays to parade the outlandish and the outrageous, Halloween street parties have been overrun by college kids and gangbangers, appropriated by stroller—pushing moms and out-of-towners, and regulated by an
  by Will Doig
• Minute rice queens: when physical attraction collides with racial politics the outcome is rarely pretty
  by Q. Allan Brocka
• Rossland
  by Paula Gaul
• Nonstop to heaven: flying "pope airways"
  by Nikko Lencek-Inagaki
• Olivia conquers the 21st century
• My heterosexual life partner
  by Ariel Levy
• Hey, flack, watch your back
  by Chris Gardner
• 5 to drive in 2008
  by Robert Farago
• Five insider tips: Ed's favorite island cruise adventures
• Gran Canaria
  by Lothar Vandenberghe
• Traveling with Narciso Rodriguez: the gay Cuban-American fashion designer behind this fall's hot new fragrance tells us his travel dreams …
  by Chandler Burr
• Every man is an island—so which one are you?
  by Matthew Link
• Dossier give till it hurts: the hardest decision for Judi Bowne wasn't whether to donate her kidney but whom to give it to. Then she met fellow lesbian Rosie Murray
  by Rachel Dowd
• Driving the gay market: in 2006 Ford Motor Co. slashed its advertising budget for gay and lesbian publications. Was it fear of a boycott or simply market conditions? Bernice Yeung investigates
  by Bernice Yeung
• Ed live!
• Your snapshots
  by Hemley Gonzalez
• 5 Gay Hawaii secrets
  by Matthew Link
• Hurricane of Homophobia
• Rants & Raves
• Life in drive: to quote a Tinseltown proverb: you can live in your car, but you can't drive your house. Let's hope it doesn't come to that. But the point is, your wheels say a lot about you. Gaywheels.com's Joe Tralongo picks the cars that make the man a
  by Joe Tralongo
• Matt and LoAnn's beach reads: editorial director Matthew Link and associate editor LoAnn Halden continue their Freaky Friday gender-psyche swap with a reading list to accompany this issue's "Year of Island-Hopping" feature
• The slopes are alive with the sound of DJs: our lowdown on four popular North American gay ski party weeks for 2008
  by Jeffrey James Keyes
• Travel advice from a gay nurse
  by Johnny O. Wyatt
• A kiss is just a kiss?
  by Jeffrey James Keyes