August 2012


Aug. 31.	Game, Set, Match? Voters will have final say on whether to keep the Sony Open in Miami Posted by Aaron Gordon Miami’s sports landscape has changed quite a bit over the past quarter-century. We’ve seen teams, stadiums, and superstars come and go. And through it all, the Sony Open has held its position among the world’s top tennis tournaments.
Aug. 30.	Drive for Dollars next week at the UM Life Science & Technology Park Posted by Aaron Gordon The University of Miami Life Science & Technology Park (UMLSTP), located at 1951 NW 7th Avenue on the east end of the Health District, is partnering with the Overtown Music Project and Lincoln Automotive in a special test drive event featuring Lincoln’s brand new lineup of 2013 hybrid vehicles.
Aug. 29.	1450 Brickell/One Broadway takes top honor at ULI awards Posted by Aaron Gordon Flashback to 2006. Developers across South Florida were outgunning each other for the privilege of building the biggest, tallest, priciest, most luxurious condos in the land. That’s when a light bulb went off in the mind of Rilea Group CEO Alan Ojeda.
Aug. 24.	The Newsroom 2.0 Posted by Rachel Adler As a huge fan of The West Wing, I was so excited for Aaron Sorkin’s latest television drama The Newsroom to premiere – mostly because it portrays an industry I understand and live in every day.
Aug. 13.	Calling All Foodies... Dine in Downtown! Posted by Allie Schwartz From August 1 through September 30, Miami Spice is every local’s favorite time of year (it sure is ours) because we get to try new eateries and dine at old favorites – for $19/$23 (lunch) or $33/$39 (dinner), you can enjoy a three-course meal at hundreds of participating Miami restaurants.
Aug. 02.	Is Social Media Changing the Games? Posted by admin When I wake up in the morning the first thing I do is check my email, then naturally I go on Twitter and Facebook, honestly who doesn’t? This seems to be the first time in Olympics history that social media is making a splash.