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Earlier this month, the Gaming Control Board investigated Prive, and cited them for nine serious infractions, fined them $750,000 and set a looming deadline for when these citations must be addressed. Planet Hollywood, which leases the space to the Miami-based company that owns club Prive, agreed with the boards findings that steps must be taken to further ensure the safety of the clubs guests, as well as the hotels general population. The Gaming Commission agreed to meet on July 23 to discuss lessening Prives fines if all issues has been properly addressed. The nine allegations that were outlined by the commission included lewd behavior, minors being served alcohol, club staff not monitoring alcohol intake more carefully, possible illegal prostitution, and intoxicated guests being removed from the property and left to their own accord all carry the serious weight of shutting down Prive permanently.

See the full article from “Examiner.com”

After the first council meeting, Mayor Myron Rosner, without taking a vote at any scheduled council meeting, tyrannically abolished the two time slots allotted for residents to voice their concerns and opinions on any matter at council meetings. Only one time slot now remains.
Residents should not be surprised if all other speaking engagements are further reduced or abolished.
Our former mayor, Raymond Marin, for the last two years in office, allowed residents to merge their speaking time with each other.
Mayor Rosner abolished this practice immediately. He also abolished the Latin Affairs Committee that did not show support for him during the NMB 2009 elections.
Residents are now banned from speaking during first readings of ordinances and tax receipt hearings. Strip clubs and liquor bars are allowed to flourish and residents are banned from voicing their concerns. The mayor also abandoned advertising city council meetings in The Miami Herald.

See the full article from “MiamiHerald.com”

Roger Goodell’s arrival was so critical at a point the NFL had taken a turn down a dark alley. Shootings, drugs, stabbings, a record 93-off season arrests, DUIs, a murder and massive paternity suits were part of the final years of the Paul Tagliabue era. None so blind as those who refuse to see.
Goodell is now judge and jury, though his challenges still exist. Vick is back with enormous restrictions. The NFL must still deal with the horrors of the drunk-driving manslaughter case of Browns receiver Donte Stallworth; the alleged gun-toting antics of Plaxico Burress, formerly of the Giants; Pac Man Jones and strip bars; Travis Henry’s drug deals and former first-round pick Matt Jones, last seen allegedly cutting cocaine with a credit card. But this commissioner is proactive and holds players responsible.

See the full article from “SDNN: San Diego News Network”

While both Reggie Bush and Kim Kardashian said that their breakup was amicable, we keep hearing reports to the contrary. 
Meet bootylicious Carmen Ortega, the woman who Reggie supposedly cheated with. Well, he definitely has a type.
Ortega is said to be a stripper and prostitution whore professional escort.
Not that there is a winner and a loser in breakups, but if both of these rumors are true, Kim is definitely the winner.  C
ultural Icon Kayne West vs. unknown stripper/escort Carmen Ortega.
You stay classy, Reggie Bush!

See the full article from “PerezHilton.com”

TOBACCO ROAD, 626 S. Miami Ave., downtown Miami: Oldest licensed bar in the city. A long, dark narrow bar leads to an outdoor courtyard. Blues greats like John Lee Hooker, Koko Taylor and Buddy Guy have played the upstairs hall. Concert posters, most signed, line the clapboard walls downstairs.
ALABAMA JACK’S, 58000 Card Sound Road, Key Largo: Located on the water on a road lined with mangroves. Drink beer, watch pelicans and hang out far from civilization.
NO NAME PUB, North Watson Boulevard, Big Pine Key: A former general store, brothel and bait shop hidden in a house beneath the trees, popular with locals (probably because tourists have a hard time finding it). Walls and ceilings are covered in dollar bills that patrons have signed and stapled to the wood.

See the full article from “Asbury Park Press”