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Allen West’s Week No. 3: PC Police, Outta My Military!

This week, Rep. Col. Allen West denounced a report by the Military Leadership Diversity Commission, which found that 77 percent of active-duty senior officers are white and 84 percent are male. Rep. Col. West didn't attack the report's findings, exactly. In fact, he didn't seem entirely certain what the report...
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Is School Board Member Ann Murray Racist? You Be the Judge

When Broward School Board member Ann Murray worked as a school bus terminal supervisor for the district before her election, she oversaw a racially diverse crew of drivers. ​​But that didn't stop her from letting racial slurs fly out of her mouth, according to complaints and testimony from several school district...
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New Times Best Of Broward-Palm Beach Readers’ Poll 2011

Hey, anonymous lurkers and proud County Grind readers, we want a lot more of your input. A lot. Here's a great opportunity to prove how superior your opinion is in several categories relating to our local music scene. Remember the adage that "this is not a popularity contest"? Well, this...
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New Times Best Of Broward-Palm Beach Readers’ Poll 2011

We're looking for your votes for the best shops, restaurants, bars, and everything in between for our New Times Broward-Palm Beach Readers' Poll 2011. Click on the links below to cast your votes. Remember that it's one vote in each category, so we'll be throwing out multiple votes from the...
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Passenger on Allure of the Seas Gay Cruise Charged With Selling Drugs

It's been a rough few days for Royal Caribbean's Allure of the Seas. Last weekend, a crew member on the Port Everglades-based megaship was murdered on a beach in Cozumel by a Mexican bartender; now a passenger has been charged with dealing drugs on board.Steven Krumholz, a 51-year-old from West...
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Alcee Hastings Stands Accused of Malfeasance – Again

A conservative group called Judicial Watch hit Congressman Alcee Hastings last month with a sexual harassment lawsuit. The merits of the harassment case aren't yet clear, but it's certain things are going to get messy. The question: Just how busted is the congressman? The suit combines two of the Miramar...
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“The Adjustment Bureau” Is Too Talky but Still Has Pleasures

In The Adjustment Bureau, Matt Damon plays David Norris, a Brooklyn-born, bar-fight-prone congressman rocketing to the front of a Senate race apparently on the strength of his charisma and the idealism of his young supporters: "Come November, I want [the naysayers] to know it was young people like you who...
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Backstage: A Requiem for a Fallen Rocker Friend

Music vet and New Times scribe Lee Zimmerman shares stories of memorable rock 'n' roll encounters that took place in our local environs. This week: An indelible influence. When somebody appears especially down in the dumps, an old adage finds others asking, "What's wrong? You look like you just lost your...
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Women’s Funding Network Sex Trafficking Study Is Junk Science

ATTORNEYS REPRESENTING CRAIGSLIST told Congress on September 15 that the ubiquitous web classifieds site was closing its adult section. Under intense scrutiny from the government and crusading advocacy groups, as well as state attorneys general, owner Craig Newmark memorably applied the label "Censored" in his classifieds where adult advertising once...
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Last Night: Dialect at Brew Urban Cafe

Dialect, a monthly event put on by the Twilight Notes DJ crew at Brew Urban Cafe, could hang with events of its kind down in Miami. But in downtown Fort Lauderdale -- where in most bars the best art on display are the labels on vodka bottles -- it really...
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Where Art and Life Intersect, “Waste Land”

A fascinating look at the complex intersections of art and charity, reality and perception, Waste Land follows celebrated New York artist Vik Muniz back to his native Brazil, where he'll work with outer Rio garbage-pickers on an ambitious art project. Ostensibly called to "give back" to the impoverished region from...
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“Enemies of the People” Finds Truth in the Killing Fields

Codirector Thet Sambath, whose father (directly) and mother (indirectly) were murdered by Cambodia's Khmer Rouge regime, chronicles his ongoing project to track down and document those responsible for the late-'70s reign of terror. Sambath draws on decade-long relationships he forged with Cambodia's former second in command, Nuon Chea, and average...
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Hear Hums’ Psychedelic Experience Taking Over Little Munich

Hear Hums' blend of experimental sounds and visuals constructs a portal for travel beyond the realm the listener currently inhabits. Begun as the solo music project of Mitch Meyers, the idea evolved into a multimedia exercise in consciousness alteration when Kenzie Cooke and (now former member) Marcos Gasc brought their...
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SAIA at B Ocean Fort Lauderdale: Modern Asian Fusion Arrives on the Beach

When you go to SAIA, do yourself a favor and accept the waiter's suggestion to enjoy the tamari scallops. The three standing ruby-pink bundles resemble stocky skiers ready to slalom down snow-covered hills of wasabi aioli. On each bite, the exterior jacket of tuna sashimi swaddles a spicy scallop-and-crabmeat mixture,...
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BurgerFi Opens in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea

​BurgerFi, the much-anticipated casual burger restaurant from David Manero, has opened in Lauderdale-by-the-Sea. BurgerFi is short for the "burgerfication of the nation." Though it can be argued that the USA is already "burgerfied," Manero and his wife, Lynn, are planning to take over the country with fresh, all-natural Angus beef without fillers, steroids, hormones,...