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FREE folioweekly.com How did the local TB outbreak get so bad? p. 7 Spidey gets a new web of intrigue p. 18 Marijuana set to music p. 30 2 | FOLIOWEEKLY.com | JULY 17-23, 2012 Volume 26 Number 16 Inside 23 12 4 78 EDITOR’S NOTE “Savages”: Oliver Stone’s new crime-thriller is Our new editor shares her campaign platform. a visceral joyride that’s big on brawn but little p. 4 on brain. p. 22 NEWS MUSIC A major TB outbreak in Jacksonville could have Anders Osborne cleans up and gets down been prevented if Duval County had acted on and dirty with his latest, “Black Eye Galaxy.” warning signs. p. 7 p. 23 BUZZ, BOUQUETS & BRICKBATS Paul Barrère of Little Feat proves that after four St. Augustine’s $8,000 table, Jacksonville artist decades, he’s staying right in step. p. 24 Jeff Whipple in New Orleans and dressing modestly for Ramadan. p. 7 ARTS “Reefer Madness The Musical”: Players by SPORTSTALK the Sea sets the dangers of marijuana Peter Bragan Sr. leaves a legacy larger than to music. p. 30 baseball. p. 12 BACKPAGE ON THE COVER New pay-to-drive express lanes are a bad idea Alumni say Florida Coastal School of Law for Jacksonville. p. 46 misrepresented the facts — now they want a refund. p. 13 MAIL p. 5 I ♥ TELEVISION p. 10 OUR PICKS LIVE MUSIC LISTINGG pp.. 2255 Reel Paddling Film Festival, 311, Ancient City ARTS LISTING p. 31 Con IV and more. p. 17 HAPPENINGS p. 34 DINING GUIDE p. 36 MOVIES NEWS OF THE WEIRDRD p. 41 “The Amazing Spider-Man”: The latest spin FREEWILL ASTROLOGYOGY pp.. 42 on Spidey and friends is an entertaining I SAW U p. 43 summertime fl ick. p. 18 CLASSIFIEDS p. 44 Cover by Aaron Bromirski JULY 17-23, 2012 | FOLIOWEEKLY.com | 3 You Don’t Know Me … But I sure would like to know you ’ve worked most of my journalism I will ask for feedback. 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Watching paint dry was more entertaining than a Sammartino interview. en, by chance, one late Tuesday night, a friend discovered that a local Spanish language UHF station was airing “Championship Wrestling from Florida” at 11 p.m. Who knew The Age of Reason wrestling could be this good? RE: Tricia Booker’s guest editorial (July 10), Eddie Graham knew how to build and “Juveniles Are Really Just Kids.” sustain interesting characters and storylines It is interesting that Ms. Booker’s editorial with all his wrestlers, not just with a couple. fails to cite, in any fashion, the United States And what a shock! Kevin Sullivan, who we’d Constitution. A er glancing over it, I failed to seen as a bland mid-level babyface in red, white nd any language that discriminates against and blue trunks in WWWF, was now an evil “children” or “kids.” Instead, I nd the words genius controlling the Purple Haze (who, as “person” or “citizen.” us, why shouldn’t Mark Lewin, was also a bland babyface in the children be treated equally as adults? ey WWWF years before) and other evil wrestlers. are people, aren’t they? Even corporations are Even Gordon Solie was a breath of fresh air considered people! over the lame WWWF announcers. I would assume Ms. Booker believes the For a couple of years before we all split to Eighth Amendment applies and that it is college, we’d gather every Tuesday at 11 p.m. at “cruel and unusual” to punish a 14-year-old the house of the one guy who actually could get who murders another — and takes a life away this station on his dinky UHF antenna. Even forever — to life in prison. is argument, at a then, the reception was quirky at best. And minimum, would at least be healthy and useful God help us if it rained. for proper debate. Instead, she simply states We had a blast. that children don’t know “right from wrong.” Mike Granieri Is this even true? I fail to believe anyone, St. Augustine via email especially those with children, believes that an 8-year-old, let alone a 14-year-old, doesn’t understand that killing another is wrong. Adopt a Dog, Doggonit Regardless of any individual’s circumstance Included in HBO’s summer documentary series or “troubled childhood,” it is wrong to kill is a special called “One Nation Under Dogs.” another. Of course, you could try to justify it, is is a searing documentary on the world which Ms.