By Matt SmithParanoid fantasists consult the prophesies of Nostradamus for guidance on current events. The smart set, meanwhile, consults back issues of SF Weekly.
This publication firmly established its chops as a foreseer of the future this past summer, when marketers and law enforcement fulfilled a 2000 SF Weekly prediction by declaring energy beer a stupid idea.
This month a Napa-based $70 million epicurean playland called Copia confirmed the prescience of a 2002 SF Weekly article titled "Wh
There's $1,000 toward your debt...In the current edition of SF Weekly, we feature a story about the ongoing saga of Kip and Nicole Macy -- who earned the sobriquet "Landlords From Hell" after being accused of, among other transgressions, hacking the joists supporting a tenant's floor, hacking a tenant's e-mail, and burglarizing and spreading ammonia on their renters' possessions. It's of limited solace to the doused tenants, but it could have been worse: Among the possessions the landlord
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