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Ricky Williams: NFL Football Healer Begins His Next Chapter

By Gus Garcia-Roberts
Jul 26, 2012

At the Center for Pranic Healing, a small studio in a dull Davie office complex, Ricky Williams is cradling in his thick arms a middle-aged woman with bleached-blond hair. He's wearing Gucci loafers, basketball shorts, and an Under Armour T-shirt, which she is soaking with sobs. She's crying about her...
Logan Morrison Serves as the Wild Child for the Already Loony Miami Marlins

By Gus Garcia-Roberts
Mar 29, 2012

Miami Marlins outfielder Logan Morrison spends the morning of Valentine's Day 2012 at the nearly empty Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter, the team's spring facility. He hits balls in a cage, sweats on a stationary bike, and works on stretching and strengthening his right knee. Morrison — who has been...
Pot Smuggler Schools Seniors on Medical Marijuana

By Gus Garcia-Roberts
Feb 9, 2012

They heard about it at their bridge games, or from the corkboard at the senior center, or through their grandkids who use the internet. Then they carpooled to Temple Shaarei Shalom in Boynton Beach on this recent Sunday afternoon — trios of little old ladies with short white hair and...
Victoria Jackson Went From "SNL" to the Rabid Right

By Gus Garcia-Roberts
Jan 26, 2012

Victoria Jackson hurtles through intersections and down side streets while using her left hand to hold a Flip cam to her face. The inside of her car — a weathered Honda Civic with "Nobama," Marco Rubio, and Tea Party bumper stickers — smells like it was fumigated with sweet incense...
Hack-a-Shaq: The Former Basketball Superstar Wages Digital War Against an Ex-Con Computer Geek

By Gus Garcia-Roberts
Sep 22, 2011

One sunny afternoon in summer 2008, Miami computer consultant Shawn Darling was summoned to the 64,000-square-foot Orlando palace of his boss, basketball star Shaquille O'Neal. When Darling arrived at the mansion, he recalls, the 36-year-old, seven-foot-one, 330-pound colossus was dropping big beads of panicky sweat. With his wife and kids...

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