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Roger Scotton Stole Five Years of Shipping Services by Pretending to Be Walmart, Prosecutors Say

​A 41-year-old Boca Raton man was indicted on federal mail-fraud charges Friday after authorities say he got free shipping for his internet businesses by setting up accounts with UPS, DHL, and FedEx and saying he was a representative of businesses such as Target, Walmart, and Apple, according to p ... More >>

Six Ways to Avoid Red Light Cameras

​There's not another person on the road. And sure, you see the "No Turn on Red" sign, but that's just a suggestion. So you go for it. Then, boom -- the back of your car is illuminated by the flash of a covert camera. Your stomach sinks knowing that a fine will soon be arriving in the mailbox.With ... More >>

Five Things to Do With Cookie Dough Flavored Vodka

​Since it's the weekend and we usually break out the booze around now, we thought we'd help out a New Timesian who has been gifted cookie dough flavored vodka from Pinnacle. The brand is the Baskin Robbins, nay, the Swisher Sweets of vodka, with these ridiculous flavors:Apple, Atomic Hots, Banana, ... More >>

New Times Best Of App Gets Love From Wired and Apple

​Just a few years ago, the web presence of New Times was the digital equivalent of a kid in a bowler hat yelling out the news next to the haberdashery. Now, we've got a sweet new homepage, award-winning blogs, and apparently a smart phone app that rocks. Sure, that sounds like we're using this spa ... More >>

Top Chef Alums From Florida Offer Up Thanksgiving Recipes

GiltTaste​Floridians watching this season's Top Chef can cheer on Chris Jones, Fort Lauderdale native and chef de cuisine at Moto in Chicago and his Floridian sous chef Richie Farina, from Riverview. After round two of the show, should you feel inspired to do some cooking, check out this ... More >>

Marco Rubio and Florida University Salaries: There Are Apps for That

astriker.comJesus, an iPhone kind of guy.​If the youngsters out there need something a little more high-brow than a fart-noise application for their iPhones, there are now apps for that.Sen. Marco Rubio announced the release of the aptly named "U.S. Senator Marco Rubio" application for the iPhone, ... More >>

Three (More) Free Foodie Apps for the iPhone

​In a small but concise priority listing of life, food is near the top. So is my iPhone. Thankfully, Apple combines the love I have for both. Earlier this month, I got an email from Apple with dozens of food application suggestions. While I gave you my top five free food apps for smartphones in De ... More >>

iPad 2 Released Today -- Here Are The Faces of Local Early Adopters

via Devin DesjarlaisThe line snakes from the Apple Store at Boca Town Center.​Well, folks, here it is, the moment you've been waiting for since the advent of the iPad -- the release of the iPad 2. It's going to revolutionize the way we live, breathe, and interact (or not) with our surroundings. Fa ... More >>

Q&A With Peter Spyredes, Dandee Donut Factory Owner

Canadian native Peter Spyredes has been in the business of putting sticky frosted smiles on the faces of his customers for over 30 years. Dandee Donut Factory does not have a current website, and cannot be found anywhere in the social networking world. Through good ol' fashioned word of mouth, we fo ... More >>

Reader: "American Society is Sick"

Sunsport Gardens, where families come to live freely.​Many readers were riled by an article we posted on The Juice last week about a nine-year-old girl named Leslie. She, along with her older brother and parents, live at a local nudist resort.The comment below was not only outside our normal reade ... More >>

Five-Course Rogue Beer Dinner at Rack's Downtown Eatery

​Southern-fried quail, maple braised pork belly, and chocolate stout whipped cream, each paired with Rogue Ale? Sounds like the food-nerd express is headed to Beersville. Actually, it's Rack's Downtown Eatery and Tavern. The gastro haven is hosting a five-course beer dinner on November 16 that ... More >>

The Cold Weather and South Florida Tech

Steve Hoefer Grathio.com​​It's been cold lately. Recently, I was in New York to visit family and it was, obviously, much colder there than it is here. Be that as it may, we South Floridans are not used to the cold and the recent temperatures are breaking all kinds of records. Several people have ... More >>

Restaurant News: Bellini's Opens on Federal, Pollo Tropical Lends a Hand, Jackson Tasting in Oakland Park

•    The coal-fired pizza craze continues to be hotter than a. . . coal-fired oven. The latest example is Bellini's Coal-Fired Pizza, now dishing up those crisp-crusted pies on North Federal Highway in Fort Lauderdale. The menu goes beyond the usual pizzeria suspects with dishes lik ... More >>

Drunken Bliss at Cantina Laredo

Riki Altman​Why we just had to get away during one of the busiest travel times of the year is anyone's guess, but somehow taking a road trip over Christmas seemed logical when we booked the hotel room in Orlando a few months ago. Granted, it was a fun getaway for a while, excepting the outlet mall ... More >>

Chairlift

Riki Altman​Why we just had to get away during one of the busiest travel times of the year is anyone's guess, but somehow taking a road trip over Christmas seemed logical when we booked the hotel room in Orlando a few months ago. Granted, it was a fun getaway for a while, excepting the outlet mall ... More >>

Psystar and Apple Reach Settlement; Doral Clone-Maker May Live Another Day

Don't write Psystar's obituary just yet. Photo by C. StilesRudy Pedraza stands in front of Psystar headquarters.​Psystar, which we recently profiled in depth, has been locked in a heated legal battle with Apple since last year because the tiny Doral-based firm sells unauthorized "clones" of Mac ... More >>

Psystar, a Rebel South Florida Company, Takes On Apple

Don't write Psystar's obituary just yet. Photo by C. StilesRudy Pedraza stands in front of Psystar headquarters.​Psystar, which we recently profiled in depth, has been locked in a heated legal battle with Apple since last year because the tiny Doral-based firm sells unauthorized "clones" of Mac ... More >>

Windows Launch Parties: Even Geeks Think They're Lame

Photo courtesy of Aaron WormusComputers and beer collide in West Palm.​On a recent Friday night at Lost Weekend on Clematis Street, Aaron Wormus got his geek on in a big way.Amid the beer glasses, darts, and pinball machines, Wormus dragged out his laptop and proceeded to give a small group of fri ... More >>

Virtual Reality Bites: SEC Files Suit Against Palm Beach County Company

If you think about it, the investment scam is the ultimate virtual reality game: It gives its customers the extremely life-like sensation of getting rich, albeit at considerable cost. So why not offer virtual reality itself as an investment scam? Too late. Someone's already thought of it.The SEC is ... More >>

United in Sound

Crystal Method's Divided by Night tour brings the electronic legends to Revolution.

Abrams: WSFL Morning Show Will Revolutionize TV

I haven't even been posting all the Lee Abrams think pieces lately because they've gotten to be so dull. But this one, which I received several days ago, well, it's worth sharing. Why? It's about the Tribune Co./Sun-Sentinel morning show on WSFL. I haven't weighed in about the show for the same ... More >>

Black and Blue

Chairlift's "Bruises" hurts so good.

Locos Por Juana Arrive in L.A. Today for the Grammys

Locos Por Juana, considered by many to be Miami's best Latin band, makes their way to La La Land today for a string of performances surrounding the 51st Annual Grammy Awards.  Whether their getting the crowd going at one of the city's many festivals or barring the entrance to Jazid as thei ... More >>

Oops, Lee Abrams Did It Again.

Tribune Co. Chief Innovation Officer Lee Abrams struck again. In his latest think piece sent out to newsrooms across the county, this one titled "Celebrity Crimes Against Humanity," he included a quote that has been attributed Mariah Carey: "When I watch TV and see those poor ki ... More >>

Abrams: Intellect May Be 'Commercially Viable'

It's another year -- and another rambling think piece from Tribune Chief Innovation Officer Lee Abrams. And he seems to have reached a turning point. Abrams says truth, integrity, and intelligence ... might actually be profitable. "Junk Culture or Junk Food media does s ... More >>

Too Much Music on the Brain

One day, every song ever recorded will fit into your pocket -- but will you listen to any of them?

iTunes tells Buju Banton to "Boom Bye Bye"

One day, every song ever recorded will fit into your pocket -- but will you listen to any of them?

Eureka, Maybe

Adios, Unleaded

Sauer Apple Saloon

Adios, Unleaded

Throwback Tuesday: Keepin' it Seventies

Adios, Unleaded

Music For the Eyes

A bevy of new music DVDs just in time for the holidays

Jukebox in the Sky

A bevy of new music DVDs just in time for the holidays

Monday Afternoon Music Fix: Cat Power, Radiohead, Lupe Fiasco and more

A bevy of new music DVDs just in time for the holidays

The Undersea World of Toby Joseph

A Cero-sum game where the diner always wins

A Christmas Travesty

A Cero-sum game where the diner always wins

Abstraction: A Group Show

A Cero-sum game where the diner always wins

Our top DVD picks for the week of August 1.

A Cero-sum game where the diner always wins

Creative Loafing

A Cero-sum game where the diner always wins

Art Central

A Cero-sum game where the diner always wins

No Touchy

Keep Your Blood, Bud

Coldplay

X&Y (Capitol)

Artful Ornithology

The Norton's "Birdspace" takes us to a sprightlier world

Best Place to Get Stuffed

Gray Taxidermy

Undercurrents

Paying the Piper

Design of the Times

MoCA contemplates the vanishing line between consumer culture and fine art

Around the World in Ten Days

MoCA contemplates the vanishing line between consumer culture and fine art

Short Cuts

MoCA contemplates the vanishing line between consumer culture and fine art

Double U Pleasure

MoCA contemplates the vanishing line between consumer culture and fine art

Krazy Kats

MoCA contemplates the vanishing line between consumer culture and fine art