miami

I moved from SF to Miami and the government is surely corrupt here as well, but not in the same way and scale as SF.

C., Miami (most of south FL), Jacksonville FL (they've had a highway construction project running for over 20 years!!), Savannah GA.

The northeast gets Boston and NY, The southeast gets Miami and Atlanta, Then there's Seattle, California, etc.

Bankers in Miami are specialized in taking money from Latin America.

I've often professed that sadly Miami has no patient zero in the web startup space.

Whether or not northern Canada turns into a breadbasket doesn't help a Malaysian or Miami resident when the land their homes are built on becomes the new seafloor.

However if you had a dating site for swedish people living in miami who only wanted to date swedish people even having 40 people on there might be plenty.

American borders being what they are I stopped going there completely after one especially nasty incident in Miami that caused me to miss a connecting flight.

I believe it was in the context of Miami Vice that I saw this came up, specifically in regards to music licensing (for DVD release many years ago).

For giving the unit to a broker (for free, since the broker usually collects on the renter, not the landlord), he didn't have to fly up here from Miami and show the unit, figure out how to run a credit check, schedule my interview with the co-op, have me fill out a pile of forms, etc.

- Shovel Knight - Dust: An Elysian Tail - Hotline Miami - Don't Starve - Spelunky - Braid - Papers, Please - Sunless Sea There _has_ been quite a few retro-style, pixelated graphics style games to come out of that sector for one reason or another, but ignoring that, the games tend to have a more stylized feel to them.

At one point, it switched from "world view" to "US continental view" to show a hyperlapse from Miami, and then got stuck there in perpetuity.

Of the largest metro areas, markets with above average rates of deeply underwater homeowners include Las Vegas (3.8 percent), Chicago (3.8 percent), Atlanta (3.5 percent), Detroit (3.3 percent) and Miami (2.8 percent)" Almost half of the borrowers with negative equity have a LTV of 100% to 120% (8.2% in Q4 2014).

"In what may prove to be a turning point for political action on climate change, a breathtaking new study casts extreme doubt about the near-term stability of global sea levels." Unfortunately, for any action to take place, we'll have to lose NYC and Miami.

Miami's corruption is of the old school type with groups battling it out over who gets a piece of cake.

Miami has strong opposition inside the town's political factions (new Cubans, old Cubans, retirees, etc).

In Miami, it's South American families doing the same thing to flee unstable or unfavorable regimes in that part of the world.