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'The Amazing Race' recap: The word of the day ...
Reality CheckBucky's back to report on last night's Amazing Race, which was a little more dramatic than the past few weeks. Check it out: This week’s leg of The Amazing Race begins in Norway and the teams will have to race......Tags: Health and Medical Professionals, Chiropractors, Music, Stockholm (Sweden), Entertainment
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Florida's First All-Electric Car Dealership Opens
KickingTiresA new-car dealership opening in Florida will be the first electric-only car lot for the Sunshine State. Suncoast Electric Vehicles will open in St. Petersburg in three weeks and will sell the Wheego Whip LiFe. The Wheego is a Chinese-sourced......Tags: St. Petersburg (Pinellas, Florida), Nissan, Passenger Cars, Hybrid Vehicles, Fuel-efficient Vehicles
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Rick Scott gets rough reception at Tea Party protest over Crist's Everglades land deal
Palm Beach Politics | Sun Sentinel blogsRepublican gubernatorial candidate Rick Scott Thursday spoke out against a proposed $197-million Everglades restoration land deal with U.S. Sugar Corp. ??? and ended up in the midst of a Tea Party spat over the governor???s race. Scott was nearly drowned....Tags: Politics, Activism, Crime, Law and Justice, Charlie Crist, Companies and Corporations
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From the historic to the nascent
The Maitland Art Center has so much going on, I could easily fill my column with all the happenings at that historic institution. Here's a shorter version: The center is bringing back its artist-in-residency program started by founder Andre Smith in...
Tags: Bok Tower, Maitland Art Center, Fine Artists, Arts and Culture, Human Interest
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Opera superstar Anna Netrebko is conquering the world, theater by theater
Anna Netrebko seems genuinely unfazed by the stardom that has made her a charismatic figure to hundreds of thousands of opera lovers worldwide, not to mention even greater numbers of ordinary folks who devour articles about her in the popular press and no...
Tags: Russia, Arts and Culture, Music, Civic Opera House, Poetry
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A weekend of cool art
There are several great events across Central Florida on Friday night and many more throughout the week. You won't be able to attend all the opening receptions tonight, but fortunately these shows will hang around for awhile. Florida Craftsmen puts on...
Tags: Fine Artists, Arts and Culture, DeLand, Winter Park, Artists
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Art from coast to coast
A wonderful weekend of art gluttony awaits — in Central Florida and on the coasts. •You don't have to venture far on Friday. You can ease into your art binge by going to FAVO's monthly Art Market near downtown Orlando (6-9 p.m.; 221 E....
Tags: Fine Artists, New Smyrna Beach, Arts and Culture, Tampa, Artists
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Love's day is long
Paul GreenbergConsider this a love letter to a lady I saw only for a moment. Thirty years ago. She was passing on a trolley car, and I was on a bus headed in the opposite direction. It was in a city called Leningrad back then. I wonder if she's still living. Has she...Tags: Military Equipment, Russia, Personal Service
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Photos inspire N.Y. artist
I know it's still only January, but I want to nominate the name of Valencia College's latest exhibit for my just created "The Artsiest Exhibition Title of the Year" award. (This should not be confused with long titles, such as the one for a Hannibal...
Tags: Fine Artists, Eatonville, Winter Park, Artists, Fashion Trends
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Dali Museum, mullet flavors St. Petersburg
At last, my notoriously poor eyesight has yielded something useful. I'm at the Dali Museum in St. Petersburg, standing across the room from Salvador Dali's "Gala Contemplating the Mediterranean Sea which at Twenty Meters Becomes the Portrait of Abraham...
Tags: St. Petersburg (Pinellas, Florida), Politics, Arts and Culture, Artists, Arts
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What's in a name -- if it keeps changing?
Paul GreenbergIt was inevitable that Little Rock's national airport would be renamed the Clinton National Airport. The sound principle of not naming public facilities for prominent personages until they're safely dead now tends to be honored mainly in the breach. Here...Tags: Mike Huckabee, Richard Nixon, Rush Limbaugh, Arts and Culture, H.L. Mencken
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Free-market pols should go after taxes
Florida's case against tax dodgers Expedia, Orbitz and other online-travel companies just got a lot easier.
Recently released documents from a court case in Georgia help Florida make its case by showing that the companies knew as far back as 2003 that...Tags: Pam Bondi, Rick Scott, Sales, Crime, Law and Justice, Companies and Corporations
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