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USTA Florida hosted a thrilling Adult 18 & Over 3.0/4.5 Sectional Championship as teams from across the state gathered to compete in some of the most competitive tennis matches this year.   There were four divisions in play and all weekend long there was top quality tennis being played. The finals were no different, with every single one coming down to just one line.  In the 3.0, the Women saw Miami-Dade County and Orange County locked into a tight one. With the singles lines being split, it took a resilient effort from Miami-Dade in the doubles to win 3-2. For the Men, Broward County and Orange County were going back and forth. Avenging the women’s loss, Orange was able to bounce back after losing both singles lines and took the championship 3-2.  Over in the 4.5 draws, it was the same type of action. For the women, Orange County battled Hillsborough with the two trading lines with one another. In the end, Orange was able to take down Hillsborough and win the title. In the men’s, Hillsborough County got revenge and took down Broward County in a 3-2 final score to win their sectional.  All these winners have qualified for the National Championships  later this fall. Let’s take a look at how these matches went down.  Adult 18 & Over Sectional Championships Results: 3.0 Women  Finals: Miami-Dade County (Riviera Preparatory School) defeated Orange County (Lake Cane Tennis Center) 3-2 No. 1 Singles:  Brooklyn Maguire (Miami) d. Blaire Lynch 6-0, 6-0  No. 2 Singles: K arina Viana (Orange) d. Caterina Catello 4-6, 6-2, 1-0  No. 1 Doubles: Amanda Ferreira/Cindy Ortiz (Orange) d. Sara Contreras/Melissa Morim 6-1, 6-0  No. 2 Doubles:  Nathalia Blanco/Amy Tolman (Miami) d. Bethany Traylor/Mardy Goote 6-4, 6-2  No. 3 Doubles: Andrea Tovar/Alejandra Gil (Miami) d. Lily Kender/Rosana Monteiro 6-3, 6-1  Miami-Dade County Season Roster: Jane Forman (Captain), Bobbie Fetherston (Captain), Sara Contreras, Roselin Barrena, Jennifer Korth, Adriana Monsalve, Alejandra Gil, Andrea Tovar, Beatriz Terry, Sima Sadoughi, Maria Celeste Arraras, Amy Tolman, Nathalia Blanco, Patty Gonzalez, Patricia Carroll-Tzakis, Caterina Castello, Brooklyn Maguire, Veronica Estrada, Dawn Kressly, Melissa Morim   3.0 Men   Finals: Orange County (Sanlando Park) defeated Broward County (Midtown Athletic Club Weston) 3-2  No. 1 Singles: Michael Asseff (Broward) d. Joel Montes 6-2, 6-4  No. 2 Singles: Rafael Gordillo (Broward) d. Lam Le 6-0, 6-0  No. 1 Doubles: X D Peng/Long Vuong (Orange) d. Pauli Bhadha/William Krinickas 6-2, 6-2  No. 2 Doubles: Tom Phan/Tim Thomas (Orange) d. Nicolas Lievano/Juan Robayo 6-3, 2-6, 1-0  No. 3 Doubles: Gabriel Noboa/Jeff Dunn (Orange) d. Alex Punsalan/Andrew McSherry 6-4, 6-0  Orange County Season Roster: Tom Phan (Captain), Joel Montes, Jeff Dunn, Dustin Johns, Tim Thomas, Gabriel Noboa, Long Vuong, X D Peng, Curtis Hill, Lam Le, David Keaton, Dan Kelly, Craig Kotilinek, Thang Trinh  4.5 Women   Finals: Orange County (Sanlando Park) defeated Hillsborough County (HCC Tennis Complex) 3-2  No. 1 Singles: Margaret Roset (Hills) d. Taniya Jimenez 6-2, 6-1  No. 2 Singles: Regina Revello (Orange) d. McKenzie O’Brien 6-4, 6-1  No. 1 Doubles: Kristee Garrity/Lisa Becket (Orange) d. Eva Sambrano/Maki Smith 6-4, 6-2  No. 2 Doubles: Sarah Harkins/Anne-Marie Miller (Orange) d. Lisa Shelton/Elizabeth Rodgers 6-3, 6-2  No. 3 Doubles: Karen Harkey/Lilivette Arroyo (Hills) d. Kristine Dionne/Anna Svaetichin 5-,7 6-2  Orange County Season Roster: Anne-Marie Miller (Captain), Becky Cusick, Colleen McNatt, Kerry Sproles, Desirae McLaughlin, Lisa Becket, Rachel Holt, Christine Alfert, Kim Frilot, Kristee Garrity, Brianna Civiero, Kristine Dionne, Regina Revello, Taniya Jimenez, Brooke Vorhees, Anna Svaetichin, Sarah Harkins 4.5 Men   Finals: Hillsborough County (Sandra W Freedman Tennis Complex) defeated Broward County (Tech Tennis Center) 3-2  No. 1 Singles: Matthew Schnell (Hills) d. Victor Yegres 6-1, 6-4  No. 2 Singles: Jordan Monosky (Hills) d. Noel Morales 6-2, 6-3  No. 1 Doubles: Manuel Alvarez/Ben Tucker (Hills) d. Francisco Marcano/Hugo Moreno 6-2, 6-2  No. 2 Doubles: Charles Elbogen/Miguel Tortolero (Broward) d. Patrick Chang/Alexandre Bourdiaux 6-4, 1-3 RET.  No. 3 Doubles: Daniel Delgado/Victor Caba (Broward) d. Mike Moenter/Bruno Alves 6-2, 2-6 RET.  Hillsborough County Season Roster:  Ryan Gelhaus (Captain), Mike Moenter (Captain), Dennis Barlotta, Scott Schuhriemen, Paul Birdsong, Bruno Alves, Arseniy Sklyarov, Kevin Tran, Patrick Chang, Michael Dixon, Jordan Monosky, Ben Tucker, Justin Work, Alexandre Bourdiaux, Manuel Alvarez, Matthew Schnell, Ignacio Molina, Adam Sandusky  By ML Staff. Content/Image courtesy by Jaret Kappelman Marketing & Communications Coordinator for USTA Florida. Support the USTA by becoming a member today .

Global superstars Ludacris, Alesso and OneRepublic are set to headline the T-Mobile Zone at Sphere Stage during the FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN SILVER LAS VEGAS GRAND PRIX November 21-23. Additionally, Chromeo, DRAMA, Kaleena Zanders, MEUTE, The Beaches, TOO MANY ZOOZ and more will take the stage for thrilling performances throughout the weekend. Guests can step into a festival-like atmosphere underneath the glow of Las Vegas’ newest landmark, Sphere, and engage in fan activations along with unobstructed views of some of the most challenging turns of the race, including Turn 5G and through the chicane spanning turns 7 through 9. “Las Vegas is the Sports and Entertainment Capital of the World, so we knew we needed to bring an all-star lineup for this year’s Las Vegas Grand Prix,” said Renee Wilm, CEO of Las Vegas Grand Prix, Inc. “Fans can expect an extraordinary set of live acts, with performances from major names in entertainment to electrifying sets by beloved DJs and many more.” The headlining artists for T-Mobile Zone at Sphere Stage include: Saturday, November 23 – Ludacris: GRAMMY and Billboard Award-winner Ludacris has built a legacy as a rapper since his debut in 1998. Throughout his storied career, he has collaborated with artists such as Missy Elliott, OutKast, LL Cool J, Mariah Carey, Carrie Underwood and more. Friday, November 22 – Alesso: Award-winning DJ and dance music producer, Alesso has amassed two RIAA-certified Platinum hits, two certified Gold singles, over 5.5 billion global streams, and countless collaborations throughout the span of his iconic career. He has worked with numerous artists including Avicii, OneRepublic, Katy Perry, Calvin Harris, Usher, David Guetta, and Sebastian Ingrosso. Thursday, November 21 – OneRepublic: GRAMMY-nominated OneRepublic is among the most successful pop-rock bands of the 21st Century. The group has amassed over 5 billion streams on Spotify alone. Most recently, the band debuted their sixth album, Artificial Paradise, to rave reviews. It features the recently released smash single “I Ain’t Worried,” which was featured in the blockbuster hit, “Top Gun: Maverick” and boasts over 3 billion streams. “I’m excited to celebrate the Las Vegas Grand Prix and welcome fans from all over the world to my home away from home,” said Alesso. “It’s going to be another great weekend in Vegas!” Fans with ticketed experiences in the T-Mobile Zone at Sphere will have access to headliner performances, fan activations including Club Magenta by T-Mobile, and complimentary food, water and soft drinks. Ticket options available in the T-Mobile Zone at Sphere include: T-Mobile Grandstands : Three-day ticket with assigned seats in the T-Mobile Zone at Sphere. T-Mobile General Admission : Three-day ticket with standing-room-only views and access to viewing platforms on a first-come, first-serve basis. Additional entertainment, such as the Heineken® Silver Stage acts, the LIV on the Grid DJ lineup and other performance offerings will be announced in the coming months.For more information about the FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN SILVER LAS VEGAS GRAND PRIX or to purchase tickets, visit www.f1lasvegasgp.com/tickets . By ML Staff. Content/image courtesy of Formula 1

As the 2024-2025 school year kicked off in August, USTA Florida embraced the back-to-school spirit with a series of impactful community events across the state. These events aimed to support both students and teachers, sharing the love for tennis while promoting health and wellness.  Understanding the crucial role that teachers play in introducing sports to young minds, USTA Florida collaborated with Physical Education (PE) professionals to equip them with the necessary tools and knowledge to teach tennis. These training sessions covered the fundamentals of tennis, emphasizing the sport’s health benefits, mental and physical, to students.  PE teachers who participated in these sessions also had the opportunity to register for free tennis equipment from USTA. This initiative ensures that tennis becomes a permanent part of the school curriculum, allowing students to engage in the sport regularly. The USTA and USTA Florida aims to create a lasting impact, where tennis becomes a key part of the school experience for students across Florida.  USTA Florida also helps give to the students at the Packing District Back-to-School Jam. This event was designed to introduce students to the sport in a fun manner as well as celebrate the start of the school year. USTA Florida set up mini tennis courts and provided equipment for students to try out the game. Excitement filled the air as kids took to the court, some for the first time, discovering the joy of playing tennis.  In addition to the hands-on experience, USTA Florida distributed backpacks filled with school supplies for 300 local youth. This initiative not only provided students with the tools they need to continue their educational journey, but also encouraged them to take up tennis as a regular activity.   These efforts are part of USTA Florida’s broader mission to promote tennis as a lifelong sport that benefits individuals physically, mentally, and socially. As the new school year unfolds, USTA Florida remains committed to engaging with the school communities sharing a love for tennis across the state.  USTA Florida’s back-to-school events are just the beginning. The organization plans to continue its outreach efforts throughout the year, ensuring that tennis remains accessible and enjoyable for everyone. With ongoing support for teachers and students, USTA Florida aims to build a robust tennis community that thrives on inclusivity, health, and fun.  By ML Staff. Content/Image courtesy by Jaret Kappelman Marketing & Communications Coordinator for USTA Florida. Support the USTA by becoming a member today .

It was Team Georgia who defended their title and raised the trophy, yet again. In the closest match in the history of the event, Georgia grabbed the victory by only half of a point over Team Alabama. With all three teams within a point of each other, the final points total stood at Georgia earning 14.5 points, Alabama with 14 points, and Florida with 13.5 points. Gigi Higgins earned the first point for Team Florida after her victory over Linda Jeffery of Alabama. Despite Jeffery taking an early lead, Higgins posted three birdies to make the turn one up over Jeffery. The match remained close on the back nine lasting all the way to the 18th hole, where each player stuck it tight and made birdie to tie the hole and give the win to Higgins one up. Following in Higgins footsteps, Zagers earned the next point for Team Florida with a victory over Jinger Heath of Alabama. Another close match that lasted until the 18th hole where Zagers made a birdie to win the hole and win the match one up. Caroline Patterson was the first player of Team Florida to win both of her matches and earn two points. Patterson’s match against Erin Packer of Georgia ended early as Patterson grabbed the victory on the 14th hole, 5&4. Yet, her match against Alabama’s, Lauren Thompson lasted until the 18th hole. Patterson made the turn one up on Thompson, but a birdie for Thompson on the tenth hole brought the two opponents back to all square. The match remained tied until Patterson won the 17th hole to go one up on Thompson, and the pair moved to the 18th to finish the match. Patterson stuck it close to the hole on 18 and knocked her putt in to win the hole and the match two up. Furthermore, Chloe Kovelesky played a remarkable round of golf and earned 1.5 points for Team Florida. Kovelesky defeated Grace Engel of Alabam 6&5. However, her match with Kate Song of Georgia lasted until the 18th hole where the two opponents both made a birdie to tie the match. Kovelesky fired a an eight under par, 64 to tie her opponent who also fired a 64. Kovelesky fired a five-under-par, 31 on her final nine to finish at eight under. Finally, Lauren Clark rounded out the Three-Ball Matches for Team Florida and earned two point after winning both of her matches. Clark fired a four-under-par 68 and defeated Mikayla Dubnik of Georgia, 2&1. Her match against Alabama’s, Molly Brown Davidson lasted until the 18th hole, however a birdie from Clark on the last and she sealed the win two up over Davidson. Clark recored the best record on Team Florida with a record of 4-1-0. She remained undefeated against Alabama and only lost a Foursomes Match to Team Georgia.  All in all, it was another great Southeastern Challenge and a historic one as well. Team Florida played some fantastic golf and tried to stage a comeback, falling short by only 1 point. By ML Staff. Content/Image courtesy of FSGA

The Wolfsonian–FIU is teaming up with the City of Miami Beach and local institutions to offer free monthly evenings of à la carte culture. Simply hop on the complimentary trolley service, which stops near participating locations, or grab your bike or comfy walking shoes to explore the best of South Beach's art, performances, screenings, and tours. Plan your evening just the way you like it—visit a couple of spots or make the full rounds from 6–9pm. For details and the trolley route, visit mbartsandculture.org . In October's Culture Crawl, join a free guided tour of The Wolfsonian's exhibition The Big World: Alternative Landscapes in the Modern Era  starting at 6:15pm, and stay for a special screening of The Great Leap  immediately afterward. Location: The Wolfsonian–FIU @ 1001 Washington Avenue Schedule 6:15pm–7:00pm | The Big World Exhibition Tour 7:00pm–9:00pm | The Great Leap (Der große Sprung) Screening Date: Thursday, October 17, 2024 Time: 6–9pm By ML Staff. Courtesy of The Wolfsonian–FIU

Jim Self, the world's most-heard tuba player, has performed on over 3,000 Hollywood motion pictures and is one of Los Angeles' busiest musicians. Recently, he became a philanthropist to the Frost School of Music Tuba Studio. This evening's concert features Jim Self on tuba with a jazz trio, showcasing the compositions of Dr. Self. New boost Date and Time WED / AUG 28, 2025 / 7:30 P.M. Location Newman Recital Hall By ML Staff. Courtesy of Frost School of Music. Top image by Janosch Diggelmann na Unsplash

Brushes With Cancer is an artistic celebration that pairs accomplished artists with "inspirations," people whose lives have been impacted by cancer as previvors, current patients, survivors or caregivers. Most of the participants are from south Florida. The artists bring to life the inspirations’ twist on cancer — stories, feelings and experiences — with works of art that represent the inspirations’ personal journey with the disease. All Miami is invited to join the artists, inspirations and their family and friends to view the finished works at a celebratory public art viewing and silent auction curated by Rosie Gordon-Wallace, arts advocate and founder of Miami’s Diaspora Vibe Cultural Arts Incubator. All proceeds will benefit future editions of Brushes With Cancer at the Adrienne Arsht Center. Complimentary refreshments will be served. RSVP HERE The Arsht Center’s Brushes With Cancer is presented in partnership with Twist Out Cancer, a nationwide non-profit organization that uses the creative arts to provide social and emotional support to individuals touched by cancer. More information is available at twistoutcancer.org . *Artists, titles, dates, times and availability subject to change. By ML Staff. Image courtesy of  twistoutcancer.org

First, let's say congratulations on taking your first step into the intriguing world of cryptocurrencies. Cryptocurrencies are innovations people have started to be very interested in because of their many advantages that improve people's experiences worldwide. Some of the most known features include decentralized control, better privacy and security, and lower transaction fees. The crypto space started with  Bitcoin , developed in 2009 by Satoshi Nakamoto to improve the operations of traditional financial services.  Digital currencies have brought a lot of benefits, but we are not gonna lie and present you also the downsides. Hence, we must tell you that cryptocurrencies are also risky assets, so you should be careful when investing and take some precautions. However, you shouldn't fear entering the crypto space; instead, you should look for ways to maximize your chances of experiencing high returns. Want to find out how you can do this? If so, keep reading to discover the soundest investing rules to always keep in mind.  Image by fabrikasimf / Freepik Research, Research, Research Before you jump on the crypto bandwagon, it is essential to take your time and research, as only in this way will you better understand the market trends, how this technology functions, and all the risks present in this space. When you research, you should also discover the perfect cryptocurrency for your needs and desires, as there are so many that serve various purposes and preferences. Furthermore, if you get familiar with the crypto space, you will be able to discover all the developments and latest news from the crypto landscape, which help you to make the needed changes that will impact the success of your investment.  Also, the crypto space has a lot of technical words and concepts, so you need to learn more about them to truly understand how digital coins function. Some vital fundamentals to look at when making the first steps into the crypto world are the utility of the token, security, privacy, coding language, and scalability features.  Don't Invest More Than You Can Afford To Lose When making the first steps into the crypto world, you should also put in the amount of money you can afford to lose. As cryptocurrencies are still in their infant stage and are very volatile, they are associated with many risks, which could cause you to experience various losses. And even if things look good for an extended period, the prices of cryptocurrencies can still increase and drop constantly.  This is why, if you want to invest in cryptocurrencies, you should do so only with an amount you can lose and never something from your emergency funding. Next, keep in mind that only 5% of your portfolio should be for cryptocurrencies, as this is the best way to benefit from potential gains while limiting a possible negative impact on the entire portfolio.  Opt For Major Cryptocurrencies When you take the first steps into the crypto world, you should also consider the most established cryptocurrencies, like  Ethereum and Bitcoin, as they could bring bigger returns. This happens because they have a larger market capitalization and have faced more challenges over the years. However, as they have withstood them all, they have become even more powerful and ready to take on anything that could come in the future as well.  Even if established cryptocurrencies still have some risks, they are generally safer than newer crypto market additions. This is why investing in something with strong community support, a solid foundation, and a good track record of growth is better.  Store Your Cryptocurrencies Safely  When you invest in  cryptocurrencies , you should also look for safe storage options and keep your digital coins in hardware wallets, as they will offer better safety than keeping them on an exchange. Safe crypto wallets should have security protections like encryption, offline storage, multi-signature, PIN codes, anti-tampering mechanisms, and recovery phrases.  After this, make sure you don't reveal this information to anyone, as in this way, you will ensure that your accounts remain safe and you will not lose your digital coins.  Remain Disciplined When you make the first steps into the crypto space, you should also be disciplined, as otherwise, you risk that your emotions will take over, which might have a negative impact on your overall investment. So, set some rules you should follow no matter what, and don't let emotions impact what you do in the crypto sphere. Otherwise, you could experience a lot of losses, which would cost you greatly. After this, you should keep up with constant changes and refine your strategy based on mistakes or the lessons seen by others.  Consider Crypto Indicators While cryptocurrencies are risky assets, you can't really predict what will happen with them in the future, which is why it would be better to consider something that will help you, like  technical indicators , such as relative strength, moving averages, and crossovers, which will offer valuable signals. These indicators could help you identify the best times to enter or exit the market. Additionally, considering a long-term outcome rather than reacting to instant price swings will be better.  Last Words Cryptocurrencies have taken the world by storm and brought plenty of opportunities. However, as they are still something new, you should prepare with an excellent arsenal to avoid losing your funds. Luckily, some tips could help you in this process so that you can reduce the risks associated with digital currencies. If you want to enter the crypto world, you must do your research, understand all the challenges present, choose a reliable  exchange , and look for a safe crypto wallet to keep your money secure.  It is never too late to enter the crypto space, but you need to consider some rules, including the ones mentioned above.  By ML Staff. Image courtesy of Freepik

This summer has been a journey of learning and growth, as l've had the privilege of absorbing insights from seasoned designers, media experts, social media influencers and models.  The vision was to create a collection that celebrates every curve and age with elegance and sophistication. Our white luxury swim cover-ups are designed for the modern woman who is confident, radiant, and unapologetically beautiful. This is about feeling sexier, more empowered, and more at ease than ever before.  I can't wait for women to recognize the collection and  experience the confidence and allure that the pieces embody.  As a new entrepreneur , l've encountered many challenges and lessons. Trusting your gut is essential. When you're building something from the ground up, especially as a new entrepreneur, you are investing not just your time and resources, but your heart and soul. Every decision, every step, is guided by the passion and vision that inspired you to start in the first place. Going with your gut isn't just about intuition - it's about honoring the inner voice that led you to take this leap. After a decade, starting the brand  was a testament to my belief in my vision and  commitment to making it a reality.  To all the aspiring entrepreneurs out there: believe in yourself, honor your vision, and trust your instincts. The road may be winding, but your commitment and confidence are what will guide you through. Embrace the lessons along the way stay true to your purpose, and remember that the courage to follow your gut is one of the most,powerful tools you have. Website: TracyMarcus.com IG: @tracymarcusdesigns By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Tracy Marcus

You’ve probably been hearing a lot about sweepstakes casinos in the past few months. They’ve been growing steadily in popularity over the last five years but that popularity has gone totally mainstream since the start of 2024. Invoice by Proxima Studio / Adobestock They are a part of the wider interest in online gambling. They are very similar to regular online casinos with one very important distinction – players don’t have to spend real money to play the games. Instead, sweepstakes casinos have two special currencies, Gold Coins (GC) and Sweepstakes Coins (SC). GC can be used to play games and SC can be used to play games or be redeemed for prizes with real-world value.  Sweepstakes coins are also known as social casinos because they have a community component. Unlike traditional casinos, which are very solitary environments, sweepstakes casinos encourage conversation and community building. Most have very active social media pages and some have live chat features for players built into the site.  Today, we’ll break down why sweepstakes casinos have become so popular and what factors have contributed to their rise. At the end, we’ll discuss some of the sweepstakes casinos that have recently been attracting a lot of positive press. United States Gambling Laws The United States has been the main driver behind the rise and popularity of sweepstakes casinos . This is in large part due to the complicated nature of gambling laws across the country. Each state is able to set its own gambling and online gambling laws, while states with tribal casinos have an added layer of complexity. Add in the fact that so many Americans cross state lines regularly for work, travel  or as snowbirds and those are a lot of laws to remember. Sweepstakes casinos don’t require players to spend real money to play, which means they don’t fall under the same laws as regular online casinos. Instead, they are regulated as sweepstakes that are legal in almost every state. There are some requirements that need to be met, including the possibility of getting free SC, which can usually be done through the mail. Currently, Washington is the only state that has completely banned sweepstakes casinos but there are a few other states that are trending in that direction. Not having to worry about knowing all of the local laws and regulations surrounding online casinos is one of the most important reasons why sweepstakes casinos have become so popular in the United States.  Image by S Photographer / Adobestock Community Element As we mentioned above, the typical online casino experience is a lonely one. With the exception of roulette and craps, most casino games are completely solitary. There isn’t even usually the thrill of competition, since you’re only playing against the dealer or the slot machine algorithm. Sweepstakes casinos, on the other hand, have a community element that many people find attractive. Players can discuss their favorite games, their betting strategies and even non-gambling topics. They can build friendships from their shared hobby .  Most sweepstakes casinos also use social media to organize competitions where players can win SC and GC. Combined, these social elements are a huge reason for the rise of sweepstakes casinos. Image by producer / Adobestock Continuing reading to see which sweepstakes casinos have been generating the most buzz lately. Fortune Coins Fortune Coins are at the top of the sweepstakes casinos game. They have a great games library that includes a better balance of slot machine games and card games than most of their competitors do. They also have a selection of progressive jackpot games to add to the variety. Fortune Coins have a fully optimized site but they do not have a mobile app. This may be an issue for players who prefer app-based gaming. High 5  High 5 is one of the best sweepstakes casinos and is able to compete with regular online casinos. They have a library of nearly 700 games, which is impressive. Many titles are from top studio Pragmatic Play. They even offer live dealer games.  While they do have a good customer support team, High 5 do not have a live chat feature. Live chat features have become standard, so hopefully this will soon be implemented.  Image by Oleh / Adobestock WOW Vegas WOW Vegas was launched in 2022 and has rapidly become one of the leading sweepstakes casinos in the United States. They have a great games library with a focus on slot games, and some table games. They run many social media contests that give players plenty of opportunities to win SC and GC. Despite having a large library, WOW Vegas doesn’t have any live dealer games, which is an unfortunate oversight. There is also no loyalty program, despite there being great welcome bonuses for new players.  Pulsz Pulsz has a great library of over 300 games. They also do a great job of rotating their games so it’s easy for players to find their new favorite slot or table game. Though they don’t have an app, the site is fully optimized for both desktop and mobile.  Though they have 24/7 customer support, there is no live chat feature. This is frustrating for players who prefer to immediately be able to speak with someone to solve an issue. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Adobestock

A Dynamic Group Exhibition Featuring Works From PAMM’s Collection By Artists Helen Frankenthaler, Richard Serra, Ellsworth Kelly, Among Others. Opening August 8, 2024. Morris Louis, Circum II, 1959-60. Acrylic resin on canvas. 100 x 137 inches. Collection Pérez Art Museum Miami, gift of the Estate of Morris Louis. © Pérez Art Museum Miami Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) is pleased to present Every Sound Is a Shape of Time , a multidisciplinary exhibition featuring over 20 works by 17 artists including painting, sculpture, and lightwork. Curated by PAMM Director Franklin Sirmans, the exhibition showcases works from the museum’s collection made between 1958 and 2020—half of which will be presented for the first time. The title of the exhibition, Every Sound Is a Shape of Time , alludes to Cuban artist Glenda León’s work, inspired by “the space where sound and the visual merge.” The exhibition speaks to the interconnectedness between universal elements through the various multimedia artworks on view, centered around the core elements of beauty and humanism, and grounded in the strength of a plurality of voices. “With Every Sound Is a Shape of Time, we’re excited to bring together works that reflect on the common threads that emerge from our collection,” said PAMM Director Franklin Sirmans. Core to Every Sound Is a Shape of Time is Chilean artist Alfredo Jaar’s neon lightwork, I Can't Go On. I'll Go On. (2016). Two other works by Jaar further ground the show, including Europa (1994), his monumental installation responding to the Bosnian War and the indifference in response to this crisis in the early 1990s. Also of note in the exhibition is an entire gallery space showcasing several of the first acquisitions made by the museum, which include works by leading figures in Post-Painterly Abstraction of the 1950s and 1960s such as Helen Frankenthaler and Morris Louis. This group of artists strived to create something new in a moment of tumult and friction between abstraction and representation, as well as the parallel divide between inner and outer worlds in contemporary art’s subject matter. Participating artists include Abraham Cruzvillegas, Alfredo Jaar, Ellsworth Kelly, Glenda León, Helen Frankenthaler, Jennie C. Jones, Jules Olitski, Julie Mehretu, Lawrence Weiner, Luis Camnitzer, Lydia Okumura, Mark Bradford, Morris Louis, Nicole Cherubini, Richard Serra, Richard Dupont, and Robert Morris. The exhibition opens August 8, 2024 and will be on view through March 16, 2025. By ML Staff. Courtesy of PAMM

Join Frost Science for a programming series that provides a hands-on immersion into the world of technology. Engage with some of the latest technology while learning the basics behind how it works, from coding to electrical engineering. Every workshop includes take-home technology to help ignite curiosity at home. Sunday, August 25: Tech Lab: Video Game Design for Beginners Dive into the basics of computer science behind today’s most popular video games. Try out block-based coding to animate an avatar and learn more about the future of gaming technology.  The cost to participate in a Tech Lab is $40 per participant. Includes a Coding Games in Scratch Guidebook  to take home! Participants of all ages are welcome, but those under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. The cost for parents and guardians who will attend the event but not participate in the “Make and Take” portion is $25 per person. Museum admission must be purchased separately to participate. Location Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science 1101 Biscayne Blvd Miami, FL 33132 Time and Date August 25, 2024 at 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM By ML Staff. Courtesy of Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science