Even as the number of AIDS cases in Florida reaches an all-time high, one University of Miami researcher is on the forefront of the development of a vaccine. [...]

Who better to report on a convention of travel people than a website that caters to, well, travel? Apparently pretty much everyone, as it seems that the good folks over at Pow Wow have opted not to give our beloved little site here press credentials to their convention.

I have a bone to pick with you, Pow Wow. I find it surprising that the largest travel convention in the world has such a poorly designed website. What makes your site so bad is, you keep all the important information about the convention locked inside gigantic PDF documents that takes minutes to open.  [...]

Ever since my paperboy days,  I have been fascinated with the newspaper industry; it always seemed so immense to me. How was the newspaper made? How many stories did the reporters have to write everyday? [...]

On February 22, BarCamp was held in Miami for the third year in a row, attracting people from all over the globe to share ideas and learn new innovations and to socialize - in person. [...]

About 15 miles from the glamour and glitz and price gouging of South Beach, in one of the most industrious, enterprising and unassuming areas of Miami, you will find one of Miami’s best-kept secrets - a haven for bargain hunter electronics shoppers.

But like everything else in Miami, you have to be extremely careful whom you’re dealing with…

This last weekend, I attended the Exxxotica Convention in Miami Beach, one of the largest events in South Florida for the adult entertainment industry.  It was an exceptional treat for me, not because of the scads of free porn (which I somehow didn’t manage to pick up), but because for the first time, I would get to shoot alongside one of my favorite photographers, Carlos Ramos, also known as Miami Fever.

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Matt Cutt’s,  a software engineer from Google, just unboxed his new Google $200 Computer. Why is this big news? For many years, people have talked about how a $200 computer would revolutionize the world.

Perhaps you’ve thought about online dating.  Perhaps you’ve wondered if it’s right for you.  I can’t tell you.  But I can tell you that the sea of online love is filled with all the losers you imagine are swimming around out there and they are just waiting for you to jump in with them.