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'New Urban Cowboy' Explores New Pedestrianism

By Ian Monroe

Orlando Weekly | September 27, 2007

New Urban Cowboy documents Michael Arth's valiant efforts and big dreams for the "neighborhood of the future" and provides a model not just of new developments, but new developers.

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In America's theme-park Mecca, Orlando Weekly recently explored these themes: How a private group of developers pulled the strings that directed public land-use policies. How a millionaire time-share mogul made his money selling bogus promises. How an annual Gay Day...

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Orlando Magazine Misses Mark Pulliam's Bullshitnew

In its August issue, Orlando magazine ran a profile titled "The Natural" about the dazzling life of Winter Garden jack-of-all-trades Mark Pulliam, a former New York Yankee and an artist to the stars with a commissioned portrait hanging in the offices of the Yankees to his credit. Great story, except it turns out that Pulliam's preferred medium is bullshit, and Orlando magazine didn't catch it.

Orlando Weekly | Billy Manes, Ian Monroe and Deanna Morey | 09-04-2008 | Commentary

A Few Good Specimensnew

Without hobbies, one goes insane. To stave off the inevitable madness for another year, in early 2007 I took up the idea of building a cabinet of curiosities, a hobby with a long and glorious tradition.

Orlando Weekly | Ian Monroe | 11-15-2007 | Recreation

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Discipline and Humility: DJ Krush's International Hip-Hop Aestheticnew

More than a decade after he began pursuing his unique sound, DJ Krush continues to be a presence in hip-hop, as he embarks on a new world tour and releases History of DJ Krush.

Orlando Weekly | Ian Monroe | 10-11-2007 | Profiles & Interviews

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