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Planet Mu’s promotional description of Ital’s upcoming album Hive Mind (due out February 13) begins as follows, “If you’ve heard Daniel Martin-McCormick’s name recently…” Well, I haven’t! In fact, as the title of this article suggests, I briefly thought that fellow Planet Mu signee iTAL tEK had finally chosen to renounce his affinity for haphazard capitalization and go with a more mature moniker. Obviously that’s not the case, but no matter! Having just sampled a few of his tracks, I can say with a degree of certainty that Ital’s brand of haunting and contorted dance music will serve his new label, as well as its associated audience, quite well.
Martin-McCormick’s curriculum vitae seems to epitomize musical bipolarity. Growing up in Washington, DC, he was actively involved in the city’s hardcore scene, at one point signing to the renowned Dischord Records with his band Black Eyes. More recently, as Sex Worker (note: not as one), he’s released LPs through the eminently Southern Californian label Not Not Fun. Both outfits are …

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Lots of local bars celebrate Turnabout, with the staff offering some gender-bending fun for the customers. Tonight’s that memorable night at The Stable, 205 E. Oakland Park Blvd. in Oakland Park. The bar opens at 4 p.m. with the show starting at 9 p.m.
Friday, Nov. 25
Tonight is Evolution, the White Party, which moves to its new venue at the Miami Seaquarium. And, with a new location comes new, longer hours and special attractions, including a fireworks show. DJ Joe Gauthreaux and Pagano will be providing the music and JES will perform live. Tickets and weekend passes are still available at WhiteParty.org and proceeds from the week benefit local HIV/AIDS service organization CareResource.
Not headed to the White Party main event, check out the grand opening of Swinging Richards, South Florida’s most revealing new stripper bar, 17450 Biscayne Blvd. in North Miami Beach. Funnyman Leslie Jordan (“Will and Grace,” “Sordid Lives”) will be your host, but we have the feeling your eyes will be locked on something else!

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… Sometimes things just go wrong and you have to protect the interests of your clients, and that’s exactly what’s going on here,” he said.
The co-owners of the for-profit Deerfield Florida House are Sherief Abu-Moustafa and his father, Adel. Sherief Abu-Moustafa blames neighborhood worries on ignorance.
“Unfortunately, people aren’t educated to what substance abuse is about. So they hear ‘detox,’ they think of, I think, pain clinics and drugs, and it spun out of control,” he said. “I think, politically, the city saw that there were people against it and they became uncomfortable and unfortunately tried to find a way of stopping it, which isn’t fair to me, which isn’t fair to the people I serve.”
Abu-Moustafa, himself a former addict, purchased the first Deerfield Florida House property in 2003, when it was a halfway house that he said was also a haven for illegal drugs and prostitution.

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… Authorities say Richard V. Murray, 53, fled officers at high speed through 2.5 miles of Boynton Beach and Delray Beach, even using oncoming lanes to pass cars. He would serve two days in jail. Police seized his blue 2005 Harley-Davidson Dyna Low Rider, worth about $12,000. He got it back for $1,000; the city even agreed to hold it until he could come up with the cash, which he did a month later.
•But after Jonathan Miceli, 28, was stopped in 2007 in what was his fourth DUI arrest, the city took his 2005 Ford F150, valued at $12,565. Police use it for undercover work. Miceli was sentenced to a year in prison and a $4,000 fine.
Then there’s Platinum Showgirls. In the early morning hours of Halloween 2009, police conducted a raid on the adult nightclub following a four-month undercover investigation that led to charges of drug trafficking, underage drinking and prostitution.

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Rep. Abruzzo opposes that bill, which says “destination resort” casinos only can be placed in counties where voters have approved slot machines. So for now, Palm Beach County would be out of the running.
But if the casino bill passes, Rep. wants Palm Beach County to be able to compete for such a resort. So he has proposed a bill that would authorize a referendum to ask Palm Beach County voters if they want slot machines at the Kennel Club.
Even if the casino bill doesn’t pass, Rep. Abruzzo says slot machines at the Kennel Club would give the county an economic boost. He says that taxes on slots would bring in at least $25 million for the state and about $2 million for the county.
The local legislative delegation has agreed to support his bill.
Critics of gambling say expansion will harm existing businesses and also inflict big social costs, such as crime and prostitution.

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Woman gets 13 years for sex trafficking
Published: Nov. 17, 2011 at 4:40 PM
OAKLAND PARK, Fla., Nov. 17 (UPI) — An Oakland Park, Fla., woman was sentenced to 13 years in prison for her role in a brothel.
Laschell “Shelly” Harris admitted she was a house mother to underage girls at the Boom Boom Room, where prosecutors say at least eight underage girls were sold for sex, the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported Wednesday.
Harris, 37, collected money from the girls and women at the Boom Boom Room, a rundown one-story house Harris rented in Oakland Park. She also sold food and alcohol to patrons and watched her boyfriend, James “Red” Mozie, have sex with the girls, federal records show.
Before the sentencing in Fort Lauderdale federal court, the father of one of the runaways read a letter his daughter, in which the girl states how she feared Harris and Mozie.

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Coming Up On Sunrise, Thursday, Nov. 17
Posted: Nov 17, 2011 5:01 AM
Thursday!
A inter-state prostitution ring is busted at a Lexington apartment. We’ve got the details LIVE on Sunrise.
Also, the man accused of killing a Dermatologist is heading back to KY.
Another person connected to the Penn State scandal loses their job.
It’s the Great American Smokeout- Kick your habit today!
And, we’ve got travel tips to save you money before you book your plans for the Holiday season!
Join Chris, Nicole, Tom & Lee for “LEX 18 News at Sunrise” starting at 5AM.

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Newman most recently traveled via the Internet to Ohio University, Mississippi State and Oregon Tech. They are among her top considerations in addition to Miami University, where an older sister graduated and another still attends. “I will be using the site to check out other colleges, too,” she said, without having to ask her parents or airplane tickets.
“I will be using the site to check out other colleges, too,” she said, without having to ask her parents or airplane tickets.
YourCampus360, with offices in Aventura, Fla., and New York City, is free to use and offers an interactive and comprehensive experience via iPhone or Android smartphones, a computer or Facebook. Via all three platforms, take virtual walking tours, which include stops at dormitories, dining halls and football stadiums. Check out videos and photos with 360-degree panoramas while learning about everything from class descriptions to campus clubs, on-campus housing to nighttime campus escort services. Visitors can even apply online.

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Brent Hawk, 47, in whose truck police allegedly found two crack rocks and a marijuana pipe, said the vehicle was critical to his landscaping business. He got it back after settling a $176 towing bill and paying the city $2,500. He later agreed to pretrial intervention. Authorities say Richard V. Murray, 53, fled officers at high speed through 2.5 miles of Boynton Beach and Delray Beach, even using oncoming lanes to pass cars. He would serve two days in jail. Police seized his blue 2005 Harley-Davidson Dyna Low Rider, worth about $12,000. He got it back for $1,000; the city even agreed to hold it until he could come up with the cash, which he did a month later. But after Jonathan Miceli, 28, was stopped in 2007 in what was his fourth DUI arrest, the city took his 2005 Ford F150, valued at $12,565. Police use it for undercover work. Miceli was sentenced to a year in prison and a $4,000 fine.
Then there’s Platinum Showgirls. In the early morning hours of Halloween 2009, police conducted a raid on the adult nightclub following a four-month undercover investigation that led to charges of drug trafficking, underage drinking and prostitution.

See the full article from “Palm Beach Post”

… Muoio praised the police department’s acting co-chiefs, Mary Santos-Olsen and Bryan Kummerlen: “They are doing an amazing job, they are very accessible to the communities, they will return your e-mails if you write them emails. They are doing really innovative work in the police department, some new things are happening and I think you’ll see some real changes. I’m real proud of their work.”
- Muoio said the police department is using a computer program to target prostitution hot spots. She said the police department is also running intelligence-led policing, where it monitors repeat criminals: “We’re identifying the offenders and staying on top of them before they offend again. We know certain offenses occur certain time of night in a particular spot. We’re using the data to predict where times can be and we intervene.”

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