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For just the third time in its 13-year history, USF is expecting a home sellout, with all available tickets sold for Saturday's home game against Miami. Full Article at South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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CORAL GABLES, Fla. - The No. 14 Florida State volleyball team finished its memorable 2009 regular season on Wednesday afternoon with a 3-1 (24-26, 25-16, 25-19, 25-16) win over Miami in Coral Gables, Fla. Full Article at Florida State University Official Athletic Site
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Cuban punk rock musician Gorki Aguila poses in Miami on Friday, Sept. 18, 2009. Aguila, the lead singer and founder of the band Porno Para Ricardo, has been banned from public performances in Cuba and is now on a Freedom Tour of the U.S. View Photo »
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Last week the impressive thing was they ran the ball well against Miami. Thaddeus Lewis is one of the top quarterbacks not only in the ACC but the country. They have a great group of receivers, I like a lot of things they do offensively. They give you a lot of problems.
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In the macho world of the NFL, perhaps the only thing worse than being intimidated on the field is admitting it can happen. "You're probably talking to the wrong person; nothing intimidates me out there," teammate Daniel Graham added. Full Article at FOX Sports
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Miami voters just finished municipal elections eight days ago, but thanks to two recent public-corruption arrests, residents will soon once again head back to the polls. Full Article at Miami Herald
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CBS blurs censored ABC footage of Adam Lambert same-sex kiss, but allows airing of Madonna-Britney smooch
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Steve Rothaus Click here to ask me a question, which I'll answer online. Miami Herald staff writer Steve Rothaus covers gay and lesbian issues in South Florida. Full Article at Miami Herald
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MIAMI - SEPTEMBER 17: Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Alvarez (C) is greeted by Miami-Dade police officers during a press conference to defend his budget policies before a commission meeting to come up with a final budget for Miami-Dade county on Septem... View Photo »
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Jeb ... has been an aggressive privatizer, and as The Miami Herald put it after a careful study of state records, his bold experiment has been a success, at least for him and the Republican Party, records show. The policy has spawned a network of contractors who have given him, other Republican politici...
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The 69-unit Edgewater Lofts condominium sold 50 units at the second lowest bulk price - $99 a square foot – greater downtown Miami has recorded. The buyers were an Aventura-based venture with the project’s address, 2200 NE 4th Ave. , as its name. Full Article at South Florida Business Journal
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Miami attorney Benjamin Kuehne is no doubt thankful as well, but it’s got to be a bittersweet feeling. After all, the Justice Department has been prosecuting Kuehne for two years, on what it calls a “test case.” The subject of the test? Full Article at Popehat
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Cuban punk rock musician Gorki Aguila poses in Miami on Friday, Sept. 18, 2009. Aguila, the lead singer and founder of the band Porno Para Ricardo, has been banned from public performances in Cuba and is now on a Freedom Tour of the U.S.
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MIAMI - SEPTEMBER 17: Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Alvarez (C) is greeted by Miami-Dade police officers during a press conference to defend his budget policies before a commission meeting to come up with a final budget for Miami-Dade county on September 17, 2009 in Miami, Florida.
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MIAMI - SEPTEMBER 17: Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Alvarez speaks during a press conference as he defends his budget policies before a commission meeting to come up with a final budget for Miami-Dade county on September 17, 2009 in Miami, Florida.
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MIAMI - SEPTEMBER 17: Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Alvarez stands on a piece of caution tape as he defends his budget policies before a commission meeting to come up with a final budget for Miami-Dade county on September 17, 2009 in Miami, Florida.
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Miami quarterback Jacory Harris (12) is congratulated by fans after Miami defeated Georgia Tech 33-17 in an NCAA college football game Thursday, Sept. 17, 2009, in Miami.
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Miami's Jason Fox (64) reacts to a Miami field goal during the fourth quarter as Georgia Tech's Rashaad Reid looks the other direction duringg an NCAA college football game Thursday, Sept. 17, 2009, in Miami. Miami won 33-17.
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Miami quarterback Jacory Harris (12) fends off Georgia Tech's Ben Anderson (98) during second quarter of an NCAA college football game Thursday, Sept. 17, 2009, in Miami.
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Miami's Darryl Sharpton (50), runs down Georgia Tech quarterback Josh Nesbitt (9) as Miami head coach Randy Shannon reacts in the background during the first quarter of an NCAA college football game Thursday, Sept. 17, 2009, in Miami. Byrd caught the pass and ran in for a touchdown.
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Georgia Tech quarterback Josh Nesbitt (9) is tackled by Miami's Stephen Wesley (90) and Marcus Forston (99) as Brandon Harris leaps onto the pile during the second quarter of an NCAA college football game Thursday, Sept. 17, 2009, in Miami.
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Miami's LaRon Byrd (47) catches a pass as Georgia Tech's Jerrard Tarrant (37) looks on during the first quarter of an NCAA college football game Thursday, Sept. 17, 2009, in Miami. Byrd caught the pass and ran in for a touchdown.
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MIAMI - SEPTEMBER 17: Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Alvarez (C) is greeted by Miami-Dade police officers during a press conference to defend his budget policies before a commission meeting to come up with a final budget for Miami-Dade county on September 17, 2009 in Miami, Florida.
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Last week the impressive thing was they ran the ball well against Miami. Thaddeus Lewis is one of the top quarterbacks not only in the ACC but the country. They have a great group of receivers, I like a lot of things they do offensively. They give you a lot of problems.
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Jeb ... has been an aggressive privatizer, and as The Miami Herald put it after a careful study of state records, his bold experiment has been a success, at least for him and the Republican Party, records show. The policy has spawned a network of contractors who have given him, other Republican politici...
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He might have sold his fashion label nearly a decade ago, but that’s not stopping Nino Cerruti from pulling up a chair in Miami — literally… After being renamed Cerruti Baleri earlier this year, the family-run firm combines more than a century’s worth of textile manufacturing know-how, fashion design an...
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Miami has a good football team, but when I put that tape back on, it looked like we were running in sand
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We had someone double (Welker) when he was playing in the slot in Miami and he we still couldn’t cover him
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Sometimes those guys, you sort of lose sight of those slot receivers and how good they can be and how big of an impact they have ... There’s a lot of slot receivers that get drafted in the second, third, fourth round of the draft that aren’t playing football that probably didn’t have 20 catches in their...
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I am currently based in Miami and I am in Botswana for the next eight months to launch my first fitness DVD and run The Biggest Loser session one, which will be held in Gaborone and other areas in a space of four months
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Anyone else notice that during her AMA performance Shakira wore the same exact dress Jennifer Lopez wore a few weeks ago in Miami
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The Nets inched closer to the NBA record of 17 straight losses to start a season, held by Miami and the Los Angeles Clippers. They'll try to avoid it during a difficult four-game trip out West that starts with back-to-back games at Denver and Portland, capped by a visit to the Lakers.
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We had our chances and we weren't horrible ... We had a few guys struggle today and Notre Dame wears you out. The score wasn't good, but I'm encouraged. There were some good things. We've played the three teams that were picked to finish 1-2-3 in the league (Miami, Michigan and Notre Dame) and we can pl...
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Give Miami credit ... Every time we tried to make a run and get the lead down to a two-possession game, they hit a big 3-pointer.
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We’ve had our opportunities ... We’re up going into the fourth quarter in Miami, playing pretty well going into the fourth quarter in Toronto. Last night it was 75-71 going into the fourth. So some good things there. I think we ran out gas a little bit at the end (against Denver), but also our execution...
– Vinny Del Negro SOURCE: Daily Herald -
I'm very excited to have MC2 Energy Drink on our #84 Dodge for this weekend's NNS race in Miami
– Mike Harmon SOURCE: PR-Inside.com -
It's frustrating, but it's just another ACC game. I can't make this personal just because I'm from Miami
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I'm in sales and I meet a lot of new people ... I'm on the phone with a lot of people and e-mailing a lot of people. It's all over the place. You hear people saying, `Do you know who that guy is?' It's kind of funny because they always have a smile on their faces, even if they're Miami folks.
– Gerard Phelan SOURCE: South Florida Sun-Sentinel -
I remember in Miami when we played him and San Jose
– Kyle Beckerman SOURCE: MLSnet - Major League Soccer -
Woodward is believed to have ties to Miami and Chicago. Anyone with information regarding this case is asked to call Wilshire Area Homicide Detectives.
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The war among the Miami tracks is like one of those bizarre stories you hear every few years about neighbors whose feud over a picket fence escalates insanely until they are setting fire to each other's homes
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My offseason started [Thursday] ... I left the house, locked it up and I'm not going back to it. Basically, I'm flying out from Miami on Monday straight back to Australia.
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I don't see how it can't be one. That's how we looked at it in Miami, whether it was Miami against Florida or Miami against Florida State. Those are rivalry games because you're battling for that home-state title.
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I had 50 speaking engagements last year and 30 this year, from Canada to Miami, from California to Israel ... Our goal is to raise $6 million.
SOURCE: Lancaster Online
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