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In addition to his activities as a Blogcritics editor, Clavos has carved himself a niche as a self-employed used boat salesman in South Florida. He has lived abroad off and on since childhood, says he's fluent in Spanish and amuses waiters and cabdrivers with his Spanish-riddled Portuguese, Italian and French as well. Clavos is owned by a spoiled (is there any other kind?) black cat, and is an avid boating enthusiast. He recently moved back aboard his ancient trawler, "Second Act," and has resumed his life as a full time liveaboard, with neither foot on dry land.
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By passing "loser pays" legislation, Texas has taken another important step in its aggressive campaign to attract business.
Do our politicians work for us – or not?
Like the mythological Phoenix, “Death Panels” have once more taken wing.
Florida Governor Rick Scott has just signed into law the nation's first bill that will set sweeping new teacher work rules dealing with hiring, firing, evaluations and merit pay.
The administration is struck another blow over the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Our nation's public school system is badly broken. This film takes a much needed step toward igniting a national dialogue aimed at fixing it.
This year's US Senate race in Florida is now a ménage à trois. Stay tuned.
Hip-hop singer Wyclef Jean announces he will appeal his disqualification as a presidential candidate in Haiti.
There is much irony here, as Target has long been known (and lauded) for its progressive policies benefiting its gay employees.
Obama insults the American people with his parsing.
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