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Miami: Third Most Dangerous City for Pedestrians

Warning: walking in South Florida may be dangerous, as if you already weren't aware. According to a new report by transportation reform group Transportation for America, the Miami-Ft. Lauderdale-Palm Beach metro area is the third most dangerous city for pedestrians in the entire county, and Florida cities dominate the list...
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The ANDI Scale: Thrive vs. Burger King

A friend and I recently lunched at Thrive (1239 Alton Rd., Miami Beach). We split two entrées and a fresh juice. Our bill came to about $32. For $16, we each had half a portobello mushroom "pizza" topped with cashew nut cheese, a half portion of sweet potato and black...
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Miamians are Getting Fatter, According to Gallup Info

Gallup released its annual findings on metro areas' well-being last week, and the Miami-area didn't place all that high or low. Though, perhaps the biggest difference from last year's findings when it comes to Miamians is that we're getting a little more chubby. Gallup claims 23 percent of Miamians are...
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Miami’s Home Price Index Hits Lowest Level Since Peak

The nation may be slowly moving out of recession, but Miami's real estate market may not be out of the woods yet.  Standard & Poor's Case-Shiller Home Price Indices track national housing prices, as well as sales in twenty different metro areas. New numbers released today show that Miami's index,...
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Mel Breaks Out the Claws for WMC

Fashion Breakdown: Earrings from Patricia Fields, hair by Ayumi at Patricia Fields, lipstick by MAC called Lady Danger, Dress from Diesel, bag from H&M, cuff by Hermes, index ring by Pamela Love, claw ring by Made Her Think, others Urban Outfitters,and  shoes by Dolce Vita...
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Reggie Watts: Brilliantly Funny, Socially Profound, and Highly Listenable

Last night the Light Box, Miami Light Project's new intimate theater space at Goldman Warehouse in Wynwood, popped it's cherry with an hour and a half of delightful ridiculousness care of comedian/musician/acid-flash-back-inducer Reggie Watts. And what exactly is a Reggie Watts? He's hard to define (so read our Q&A with...
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Back in Black History

According to this year’s Forbes Magazine misery index, Miami is the second most miserable city in the United States. The publication cites our city’s overwhelming political corruption (referencing Miami’s 404 government officials convicted of such) as a major misery factor. But Miami-Dade Transit’s Black History Tours program proves that not...
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Jacory Harris Has a Clean Slate, Will Be Evaluated on Swagger

After the disastrous Sun Bowl against Notre Dame, many 'Canes fans thought that Jacory Harris' days as the starting quarterback were done. Not necessarily, says new offensive coordinator Jedd Fisch. He wants Harris to know that along with Stephen Morris, he's still very much in the running for the position,...
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Fart Without Fear Cookbook For “Low Flat” Super Bowl Sunday Snacks

It's time to start thinking about Super Bowl Sunday. Specifically: What foods to prepare for the event? More specifically, and perhaps more than you really even want to think about: Is there a way to serve refried bean nachos without an odiferous aftermath that makes one yearn for the comparatively...
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Five Reasons We Hate Glee: Sing on That Drama Nerds!

We freaking abhor Glee! Phew. Finally, got that off our chests. That makes us feel a little better, but still nowhere near good enough considering Glee was on last night. And it's only been a couple nights since it took home its latest trove of awards from the Golden Globes...
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Alex Sink’s Debate “Cheat” Is Apparently Really Big News

California and New York are in the midst of colorful gubernatorial elections, but Florida's race hasn't been getting much national attention. That's amazing considering an unfit, self-financed, crooked businessman hell-bent on stirring up divisive issues might become the next governor of the fourth most populace state. Forget that, though -- the national...