Oh gosh, I really wish he'd come back to Miami!  No one would notice down here . . .

Probably an aspiring student seeking to fulfill his ambitions too early and too desperately.  But to plead "shock" and "horror" at a daily occurrence and still call yourselves "aspiring artists" seems odd.  What was the purpose of his "art"?  Was it a point about killing?  How does this vary from any other art he and t...more

Brilliant  . . . and relevant!

How do their attorneys?  How do the judges that held out for years not to hear these cases and suddenly choose to move them forward at all costs with no scrutiny of evidence.  There are so many questions to investigate regarding our many myths and what's really playing out . . .unfortunately, financial disasters and un...more

It used to be simple; however, "times have changed."  I wonder too if you ever saw evidence of what many "bad" debtors are suspecting . . . that these processes are really not as simple or transparent as they appear (or even as the contracts read).  A single bank may appear to be offering substantial help following cur...more

What makes this, and so many other stories about unsafe US cities, really special is that what local police enforcement cannot manage on the public payroll, they can and will handle once on the private payroll . . .

Also audit, audit, audit - even the public schools a la Wall Street mythological monsters after uncovering fraud (not the traditional bureaucratic checklist read by a series of other bureaucrats).

True, but we wouldn't have heard about it like so many others.  With another president, it wouldn't have made the news.

If you "enjoyed" this, please don't miss today's published photo of David Siegel and wife Jackie playing "royals" of Orlando's Versailles (on-line by Bloomsberg).  Also, great media hype regarding the construction of the largest house every built in the U.S. (in Orlando ?). Do remember, however, if you find extortion ...more