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Pole Dancer at Cameo Nightclub Miami Beach

Posted by Jake Katel on July 21, 2012

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South Beach go go dancer at work

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O Miami Copied My Ventanita Coffee Book

Email for my book proposal for Ventanitas Of Miami. Cuban coffee, side of copycat. Order up. Millionaire literary foundation bites local author out of spite. But is it plagiarism? Short answer, maybe. In a scenario like this it can be important to ask, "Is it infringement; a derivative work; are grant funded literary organizations with millions of dollars in funding supposed to copy the work of independent authors or potentially attempt to stifle their creativity, cause confusion, or otherwise pretend at originality while leveraging behind the scenes media relationships to demote the state of journalism?" Are we in a modern age of widespread non-profit profligacy. Are private-network, non-prophet, for-profit, non-profits, not, not-profitable; And tax exempt? In 2017, I made history as the first ever self-published author to be featured on the front page of the Miami Herald for my book of documentary photography and interviews about Miami coffee culture told through

"Their Consci," New Term Coined in Lenny, Flip, and Rickles: Standup Comics In The Magic City

Semantics were one of Lenny Bruce's favorite trips. The power of words and phrases to affect outcomes based on assigned meanings and how they change. So I coined a term in my new book, Lenny, Flip, and Rickles: Standup Comics In The Magic City . It's not listed in the Oxford English Dictionary, Merriam Websters, or anywhere else in the English language. It is already a word in Italian, but this is different.

Lenny, Flip, and Rickles: Standup Comics In The Magic City

An uncensored history of standup comedy in Miami, Florida, and how it was a microcosm of the regional live comedy scenes all over these United States, back in the days when free speech, hard drugs, and the mafia ruled the streets. Starring: Lenny Bruce, George Kirby, Belle Barth, Pearl Williams, B.S. Pully, Sammy Shore, La Wanda Page, Flip Wilson, George Carlin, Richard Pryor, Don Rickles, Redd Foxx, Slappy White, Joe E. Lewis, Sophie Tucker, Wildman Steve, Pigmeat Markham, Moms Mabley, and Rodney Dangerfield. Plus bonus chapters with Miami Overtown Soul, Funk, and R&B Pioneer Sam Moore and his wife / manager Joyce Moore on the true history of the real Miami and what you might have never heard about Bill Cosby. Book now available on Amazon with upcoming activations stay tuned

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