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Jiva Coffee Cubes: Company Makes Instant Colombian Coffee, Launches Kickstarter Campaign

What do you start your day with? If you're like half the US population -- about 150 million Americans -- it's the first thing you reach for every morning. No, it's not the alarm clock, or your toothbrush. And it's not breakfast. It's the coffee pot. Because, let's face it, that first cup of Joe ... More >>

Bikini Coffee Shop Opening on Singer Island: Hot Help Wanted

What would it take for you to switch from your daily Starbucks or Dunkin' Donuts coffee addiction?  Would it take cheaper java, a richer roast...or babes in bikinis?That's the question that begs to be answered when Bikini Coffee opens on Singer Island. WPEC Channel 12 News reports that the s ... More >>

Delray Greenmarket Returns October 13 in New Space

Two-thirds of this will now be home to the Delray Beach Greenmarket.On October 13, the perennially popular Delray Greenmarket will return to downtown every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in its new location, Old School Square Park. Considering the amount of development, redevelopment, and outri ... More >>

Valentine's Day for Morons: Pizza Hut, Hooters, and More

almostalwaysthinking.comWe never liked him, anyway.​Personally, we don't love Valentine's Day. It's a forced holiday where you're made to feel bad if you don't have someone to give you flowers and candy.  We're not sure if the new trend is the anti-V-Day, but we can safely say that the follow ... More >>

$10 Lunch: Your Big Picture Cafe in Davie

Your Big Picture Cafe Looks comfy, huh? ​Davie is Broward's equivalent of Big Sky country, with a healthy dollop of melting pot ethnography strewn across its otherwise homogenous vista. At Dunkin' Donuts, you'll see confederate flag tattooed folk and DKNY- garbed ladies with Hermes Kelly Bags cha ... More >>

West Palm Cabdriver Gets Tired of Florida, Starts New Life in the Philippines

Cabbie Neil Hoag's wife Margie, with kids Kyle, 5, and Kenny, 2​There's a familiar personal narrative around these parts: Somebody got tired of the daily grind and cold weather in his or her old life, packed up and moved down to South Florida to start anew. Ask that person what happened next and t ... More >>

Cops 'n' Doughnuts: Did Frank Adderley's Free Meals Violate Ethics Rules?

How overeating can imperil moral judgment​How many free steak dinners does it take to corrupt a chief of police? The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is "still weighing" whether to investigate Fort Lauderdale Police Chief Frank Adderley's relationship with Ponzi schemer Scott Rothstein. The ... More >>

Creolina's Dixie Takeout in Davie Offers Cajun Creole Goodness

See Cows?

Somebody Bad Stole the Manatees

Sugar Kisses

For the wealthy old in search of the beautiful young, South Florida is a sweet spot

Rx for Plunder

Looting the Treasury was never so easy

Cybercreep

If all it took was rage, Jaemi Levine would single-handedly nail the guy who molested her teenaged daughter

Plop Art

When politicians and bureaucrats play curator, the art stinks

Moving Targets

In the past 15 years, at least 14 newspaper hawkers have been killed on the job and 29 more have been injured

Surfin' F-L-A

A group of intrepid wahines is trying to take charge of its sport

Acting Out

Whether or not the state helps out AIDS sufferers, last week's botched protest says much about the HIV community's problem

Gimme an A!

Anarchists in Lake Worth have spread their subversive good cheer from Seattle to Québec City and beyond

Generation Exodus

Even half a world away from the scene of the crime, the legacy of apartheid still haunts South Africa's white expatriates

Rats Indeed

A Fort Lauderdale woman, homeless because she missed a deadline, says bureaucrats have done her wrong

Rick Sanchez Godless Communist

In the ultimate Channel 7 report, the news team discovers a Cuban double agent in our midst.

Taking a Scalpel to Plastic Surgery

"Body Buy Back: A Temporary Installation Reflecting on the Practice and Social Dimensions of Cosmetic Surgery"