Time to Tell Thieving Tow Companies Where to Go Listen up, City Hall, and listen carefully and attentively: It’s time for you grow a pair already. And face down another pair. The pulse of the public – both Beach residents and visitors alike – proves that people are damned fed-up-to-here with the two towing companies [...]
By Alejandro Arce Despite the fact that many papers have been writing about Miami, which includes the good, the bad, and the ugly, many people, such as myself, still consider this “ISLAND” to be an excellent part of, not only America, but the whole world. Yes indeed, we face enormous problems and to live in [...]
It had been a while since I dialed up my source in Hell, but after a spate of headline-grabbing calamities of the foot-in-mouth variety, I needed to know if I was overlooking the possibility that any might be directly attributable to the Big Guy Down Under. He does, after all, get his share of blame [...]
Brokaw TV Ad Stunt Was But a Replay From ’88 Psst…are they gone? Yep, I think the coast is clear. You can all come out of your closets and emergency shelters now. Mitt and Newt have evacuated the state much in the way that leaves us relieved after a marauding hurricane has evacuated it. And [...]
Just Don’t Tell My Laptop This – It May Never Let Me Hear the Last of It “The most overlooked advantage of owning a computer is that if they foul up, there’s no law against whacking them around a bit.” “Want to make your computer go really fast? Throw it out a window.” – Eric [...]
What If We Had Instead Chosen Experience in ’08? Tomorrow (the 20th) marks the beginning of either Barack Obama‘s final year in office, or his fourth of eight. Regardless, it is likely the final year of this administration’s arguably best – and most popular – asset. That would be Hillary Clinton. The secretary of state [...]
And the Perennial Last Sighting of the Egg Nog I can’t imagine too many slights more stinging for a staunchly-avowed evangelical Christian candidate for president than that of the Almighty failing to deliver enough Iowa caucus night votes to catapult him or her to one of the three top-tier pole positions. America can breathe a [...]
Matti and Me: A Conversation “They’ve got to be positive questions,” Mayor Bower implored her audience at the start. “This year, I like to start positive.” So, after previous questioners in the dining room at David’s Cafe Tuesday had had their turns, I took up my racquet and served Matti my “positive” submission to the [...]
And Other Yakety Yak From 2011 “A huge window-shaking bang here in Abbottabad,” tweeted Sohaib Athar in the wee hours of May 2. “I hope it’s not the start of something nasty.” It was for his unfortunate neighbors in a certain nearby compound. Unbeknownst to him, Athar was inadvertently live-tweeting the year’s most notable event, [...]
To Tax or Not to Tax, Is the Question By: Alejandro Arce Special to the SunPost Following the irregularities occurring in our Miami, which includes The Miami-Dade County, The City of Miami, and The Miami Beach as well as the other numerous municipalities, the last irregularity, the one and most “VISUAL” is the big issue of the [...]
This week’s column is one I have dreaded writing for much of this year. It is altogether impossible to avoid now following last Friday’s news. Late Thursday, his heart stopped pumping, and the life blood ceased coursing its way to the brilliant wisdom factory that was the awe-inspiring cerebrum of Christopher Hitchens. I as well [...]
Here and Nationwide, One Party’s Scheme Has Already Hatched Media of all sorts – print, broadcast, internet, you name it – are all abuzz about the apparent attempt by Vladimir Putin’s backers to steal the recent Russian parliamentary elections. And of the resulting mass protests that such blatant vote-rigging and ballot box stuffing – some [...]
