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the funny part is how saleen gets his inbox flooded with promotional flyers.
you sell your email address or just pass it out to whoever wants it?
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Last week, first time ever at "The Knife" Argentinian steakhouse...coconut grove.
WTF! is that all about!? sure its an "all you can eat " style place. But what service there is, is well awful.
its a great deal for the price but not when the same guy cooking steak and other lumps of fat and meat (which by the way have no sort of menu,sign, um whatever, and no one capable of explaining)......that same dude is STANDING on some of the grills and spraying degreaser into the vents, grills, his face his gloves, then sweeping lard chunks......then he hands you a steak with the same butt crack looking gloves!
oh and one more thing, why the fuck are the mashed potatoes gelatinous? is it an Argentinian thing?
anyway. HEALTH INSPECTORS you have your work cut out...they ned a visit over there.
you should write a letter
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this is really funny
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Agency, label, whatever! ;D
Are there lagencies? (label-agencies)?
sounds like a paradox
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columbians! hahahahaha
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i'm not really complaining....
couldn't make it this year but i went last year, it was definitely a trip
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am only party freaks me out
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there's a concerted effort to help him win.
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they must have tweaked pawn shop after tue night, cause it sucked tue night (digweed). thought my ears were bleeding, it was so loud.
best was shine
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Fuck me im famous had the overall BEST VIBE and Party atmosphere. Just feel good tunes from bob sinclar, good friends, dancing, and David Guetta brought the thinder. Great treacks, live vocals.....HOT FIRE!!!
Second best was till sander at Space...AMAZING.
other than that conference was alright. not like other years...i think i have just officially retired.
riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight.....
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heard higher state of consciousness a couple of times
Dirty south and tv rock remix, was just released on the 19th
Best remix I've heard of it
yeah man it was really loud ;D
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heard higher state of consciousness a couple of times
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hrmph.
i think i'm dying.
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all performances last night were truly amazing. that chuck lepley guy made himself a new fan.
this was fucking party
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yes, it was pretty random... i was at Karu on saturday when Tiesto showed up in the garden and played a sunrise set from about 6 to 8. not the typical Tiesto sound either, much housier.
props to the dj who was playing earlier in the garden, Sean Miller from Canada i think his name was. he was solid.
I can say now that Tiesto at Karu was Dade's party, however it was Tiestos idea. They had to be careful due to the contract with Mansion.
what about the tiesto @ the setai party?
Tiesto's Setai party was a lot of fun. The place is a little strange for that type of event but it worked really well. It was kept under control so it was never too crowded and was full of industry people I haven't had a chance to hang with in years. Also...tons of beautiful women. I'm not the biggest fan of that sound but I had a great time at the party.
yeah man...definitely an interesting evening
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yes, it was pretty random... i was at Karu on saturday when Tiesto showed up in the garden and played a sunrise set from about 6 to 8. not the typical Tiesto sound either, much housier.
props to the dj who was playing earlier in the garden, Sean Miller from Canada i think his name was. he was solid.
I can say now that Tiesto at Karu was Dade's party, however it was Tiestos idea. They had to be careful due to the contract with Mansion.
what about the tiesto @ the setai party?
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Little Mountain. A magical evening
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Real time live from an A319 en route to MIA.
Can't wait to get back to the madness. ;D
See you out tonight!!
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great seeing you again on tue, miguel
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I guess is the age. I been going out since tuesday and getting 1 to 2 hours of sleep. I don't know if ill make it, but I'm going to keep pushing. To much good music to be home sleeping.
hahaha dude you just read my mind, word for freakin word. great minds think alike, eh?
i got about 45 minutes of sleep this morning. damn you satoshi tomiie, damn you.
oh, and damn you too, major! you're the devil, i think.
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this sucks, i'm dying.
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fire marshalls in full effect all over the place, dem boys are busy!
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A couple of friends and I went to the Juicy Party. We were upstairs @ Pearl. It was good until Fedde Le Grand was on. The crowd simply didnt feel his vibe. I didnt get to see DG but from what we saw when we left they shut down the downstairs.
how can you respect anyone with a name like that?? hahaha
he seriously should change it to dj jim or something like that.
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you're such a nerd, coach
A wonderful hometown story
in Miami
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http://www.cnn.com/2007/LAW/04/05/bridge.sex.offenders/index.html
Florida housing sex offenders under bridge
POSTED: 1:40 p.m. EDT, April 5, 2007
Story Highlights• Sex offenders can't live within 2,500 feet of places children might gather
• In an urban area like Miami, this leaves few options for the convicted criminals
• A handful of sex offenders are now living under a bridge
More on CNN TV: Watch where some of Florida's sex offenders now live on "Paula Zahn Now," tonight at 8 p.m. ET.
By John Zarrella and Patrick Oppmann
CNN
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MIAMI, Florida (CNN) -- The sparkling blue waters off Miami's Julia Tuttle Causeway look as if they were taken from a postcard. But the causeway's only inhabitants see little paradise in their surroundings.
Five men -- all registered sex offenders convicted of abusing children -- live along the causeway because there is a housing shortage for Miami's least welcome residents.
"I got nowhere I can go!" says sex offender Rene Matamoros, who lives with his dog on the shore where Biscayne Bay meets the causeway.
The Florida Department of Corrections says there are fewer and fewer places in Miami-Dade County where sex offenders can live because the county has some of the strongest restrictions against this kind of criminal in the country.
Florida's solution: house the convicted felons under a bridge that forms one part of the causeway.
The Julia Tuttle Causeway, which links Miami to Miami Beach, offers no running water, no electricity and little protection from nasty weather. It's not an ideal solution, Department of Corrections Officials told CNN, but at least the state knows where the sex offenders are.
Nearly every day a state probation officer makes a predawn visit to the causeway. Those visits are part of the terms of the offenders' probation which mandates that they occupy a residence from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.
But what if a sex offender can't find a place to live?
That is increasingly the case, say state officials, after several Florida cities enacted laws that prohibit convicted sexual offenders from living within 2,500 feet of schools, parks and other places where children might gather.
Bruce Grant of the Florida Department of Corrections said the laws have not only kept sex offenders away from children but forced several to live on the street.
"Because of those restrictions, because there are many places that children congregate, because of 2,500 feet, that's almost half a mile, that's a pretty long way when you are talking about an urban area like Miami, so it isn't surprising that we say we are trying but we don't have a place for these people to live in," Grant said.
For several of the offenders, the causeway is their second experience at homelessness. Some of them lived for months in a lot near downtown Miami until officials learned that the lot bordered a center for sexually abused children.
Trudy Novicki, executive director of Kristi House, said the offender's presence put the center's children at risk. "It was very troublesome to learn that across the street there are people who are sex offenders that could be a danger to our children," she said.
Keeping the rats off
With nowhere to put these men, the Department of Corrections moved them under the Julia Tuttle Causeway. With the roar of cars passing overhead, convicted sex offender Kevin Morales sleeps in a chair to keep the rats off him.
"The rodents come up next to you, you could be sleeping the whole night and they could be nibbling on you," he said.
Morales has been homeless and living under the causeway for about three weeks. He works, has a car and had a rented apartment but was forced to move after the Department of Corrections said a swimming pool in his building put him too close to children.
The convicted felons may not be locked up anymore, but they say it's not much of an improvement.
"Jail is anytime much better than this, than the life than I'm living here now," Morales said. "[in jail] I can sleep better. I get fed three times a day. I can shower anytime that I want to."
Morales said that harsher laws and living conditions for sex offenders may have unintended consequences.
"The tougher they're making these laws unfortunately it's scaring offenders and they're saying, 'You know what, the best thing for me to do is run,'" Morales said.
A Miami Herald investigation two years ago found that 1,800 sex offenders in Florida were unaccounted for after violating probation.
Florida's system for monitoring them needs to be fixed, says state Senator Dave Aronberg, who proposed a bill to increase electronic monitoring and create a uniform statewide limit that would keep them 1,500 feet away from places where children go.
'We need to know where these people are at all times," Aronberg said after CNN invited him to tour the bridge where the sex offenders live. "We need residency restrictions, but just don't have this hodgepodge of every city having something different."
State officials say unless the law changes their hands are tied, and for now the sex offenders will stay where they are: under a bridge in the bay.