Nov 3-9, 2010

Nov 3-9, 2010 / Vol. 26 / No. 44

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Go the distance: Sea of Green by Doug Rhodehamel

Artist Doug Rhodehamel (aka the paper-bag mushroom guy) usually doesn’t have to worry about attendance at his openings, many of which are one-night installations. But the Friday, Nov. 5, reception for his latest project, Sea of Green, might be a different story, because it’s going to be an hour’s drive from Orlando at the Lake…

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Politics as usual If Bin Laden wanted to destroy America, he has no better stooge than Karl Rove to do his handiwork for him. Look at all the fear-mongering and name calling that our leadership has descended into – and we, the people, are mimicking this playground-bully behavior (“Creatures from the Tea Party Lagoon,” Oct.…

Free Will Astrology

ARIES (March 21-April 19) In Marcel Proust’s novel In Search of Lost Time, one of the characters makes a vulgar observation about the odd attractions that sometimes come over us human beings: “Anyone who falls in love with a dog’s behind will mistake it for a rose.” It’s my duty to point out that the…

Maybe next time I’ll beeeee veto-proof

See that guy up there, all smug and crisp and maybe difficult and probably likely to be unbearable in the presence of a cigar and two fingers of scotch? That’s your new State House speaker Dean Cannon, R-Winter Park. Isn’t he dreamy? Well, as is his prerogative, Cannon is doing tiny victory laps in his…

Bill Clinton stumps for Dems at Lake Eola

It was only seconds after I entered Lake Eola Park last night for the Democratic Party’s final rally in Orlando that I was talking politics. Unsurprisingly, it was with one of the park’s many homeless residents, who accosted me while pulling up his pants by the lake shore. “Excuse me, sir!” he called out. “Yeah?”…


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