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Yeah it's all insider baseball type stuff that most voters don't care about, but I am pretty sure Floridians didn't elect Bill Nelson on a platform of Save our Liebermans.
After the weird psychodrama that has been Joe Lieberman's political life of the past few years (lossing a Dem primary, leaving the party, kissing Bush, and stumping for McCain), it's reckoning time.
Some want to strip ol' Sore Loseman of his chairmanship of the Senate Homeland Security Committee, but o
Just yesterday the Transportation Security Administration named Miami International Airport the best airport of the year. Today Travel Leisure cobbled together some statistics and named MIA the third-worst airport in America.
TSA's award was primarily for improved security measures, while T L took into account a broader picture. We guess it's good to know that although you might have to suffer through flight delays at MIA, the chances of that extra time exposing you to a major attack or some
Owing to the laziness of Transportation Security Administration and Miami-Dade County Aviation Department bureacrats, a company with a lucrative venture at Miami International Airport won't be getting any competition anytime soon. For the past eight years, Secure Wrap of Miami has held the exclusive rights to wrap luggage in a cellophane-like material that prevents unscrupulous baggage handlers from pilfering travelers' belongings. It's not a business model that requires a lot of rocket s
In the spirit of the season, I will lay down for you some hurricane tips and tricks and do's and don't's. Do you dread putting up your shutters like I do? Keep them up all year! It's easier, you only have to do it once and you are always prepared. This method of preparedness adds a level of cave-like darkness to your home, which is really good you return home from a night of doing the Cabbage Patch for 8 hours straight. If you have no shutters, do what my neighbors did minutes before Hurricane A
Of all the outrages perpetrated at Guantanamo Bay -- which New Times explored in depth earlier this year on our visit to the prison camp in southern Cuba -- one of the strangest has to be the military's music-based "futility technique."via Wikimedia Commons​In case you've succeeded in washing the stain of Gitmo from your memory, Army interrogators came up with a whole laundry list of disturbing "enhanced interrogation methods" -- also known as "torture" to the non-military among us -- to try t
The lengths men will go to get it hard knows few limits, yet thousands of guys don't have the balls to tell their doctors they can't get it up. So enter the booming illegal Viagra trade, and like so many drugs sold illicitly, you never know if what you're getting is authentic.Today, U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at Miami International Airport seized 21,600 pills of what seemed to be Viagra. That's about 50 pounds, or roughly a year's supply at the Play
