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February 2– 8, 2006

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Quack Attack
John Street's time as mayor is running out. But tell him he's a lame duck at your own risk.
by Brian Hickey

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Quack Attack John Street's time as mayor is running out. But tell him he's a lame duck at your own risk. —Brian Hickey
Hillel Levinson on Frank Rizzo (mayor from 1972 to 1980) The former managing director for the most beloved (and hated) mayor in City history, Levinson recalls that people were afraid to treat the late Frank Rizzo like a lame duck. —Brian Hickey
The Rev. W. Wilson Goode Sr. (mayor from 1984 to 1992) Forget May 1985. Philadelphia's first African-American mayor sees his legacy as a new skyline and an inclusive government. —Brian Hickey
Ed Rendell (mayor from 1992 to 2000) The civic cheerleader who revitalized Center City and ended up in the Governor's mansion says people will consider the outgoing a lame duck if he (or she) acts like one. —Brian Hickey

Slant
wtf:
Legacies —Duane Swierczynski
Slant:
Thanks, Jack God bless Jack Abramoff for helping campaign reform. —Wendy Ginsberg
Loose Canon:
Broken Promises Give these children a path to citizenship instead of a one-way ticket to criminality. —Bruce Schimmel
Mailbag:
Letters to the Editor

Naked City
Big Newton How a Halloween costume turned into a burgeoning Vegas-style Wayne vamp. —A.D. Amorosi
Running Numbers —Nick Norlen
Fine Print:
Shirt Tales —Meredith Lindemon
Beck: Mutations —Patrick Rapa
TV Party!:
Sticking It to The Man (Sort Of) How to watch TV without watching TV.
Icepack:
Icepack —A.D. Amorosi

News
Estranged Brew The pending sale of a niche distributor is giving beer guys the shakes. —Doron Taussig
Losing a Friend —Brendan McGarvey
Dress Blues —Trey Popp
Was It Worth it? —Christopher Schwartz
Two Minutes With …Evan Belser —Jenna Portnoy
Philly Blunt:
Stop Snatchin' —Brian Hickey
Political Notebook:
Tails and Tales —Mary F. Patel
The Bell Curve:
City Paper's weekly gauge of Philly's Quality of Life

Arts
Whales and Jails —Lori Hill
Artpicks:
Mystery Solved —Deni Kasrel
Whipped Dream —Alex Orgera
Nine Lives —Steve Cohen
Good Vibrations —Deni Kasrel
Dance:
The Fast Seduction —Deni Kasrel
Theater:
Patriot Acts —David Anthony Fox

Movies
New Coat of Paint Something New retools the romantic comedy. —Cindy Fuchs
Amour Faux One wedding, no funerals, but plenty of imitation. —Shaun Brady
Screen Picks:
Screen Picks —Sam Adams

Music
Tomorrow the World World Café Live aims for the stars and goes hi-def. —A.D. Amorosi
Unconventional —Peter Burwasser
Under The Rock More or Less Adventurous —Michael Pelusi
One Track Mind —M.J. Fine
soundadvice:
Get Out!!
Picks:
Hiromitsu Agatsuma —Mary Armstrong
Ethnic Heritage Ensemble & Melford/Jenkins Duo —Shaun Brady
Berlin Staatskapelle Orchestra —Peter Burwasser
DJ Nights:
DJ Nights —Sean O'Neal

Food
Lactose Tolerance Philly's a boomtown for cheese plates, but when are they worth it? —Trey Popp
Waffle Irony —Elisa Ludwig
Feeding Frenzy —Drew Lazor
Watering Hole It's Where We Drink —Kristin Detterline
Top 5 Mom & Pops (and Aunts,Uncles and Cousins) —Ellen Minsavage
What's Cooking —Pat Hogan

Sex
Paper Doll:
Back Door Man —Ashlea Halpern

City Week
List Cap:
Pryor Convictions —A.D. Amorosi
Mixpicks:
Sweet Talk V-Day happenings even singles will heart. —Kelly White
But Dad, Where Do Babies Come From? —John Vettese
That Inking Feeling —Lou Perseghin
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