Governor Rick Scott's WORST Fails Of 2012

December 28, 2012 Subscribe · Forward Rick Scott's WORST Fails Of 2012 Perpetually prone to controversy, Rick Scott's reign as head of Florida politics has been a goldmine of national political fodder, and his streak is bound to continue. Check out HuffPost Miami's top picks for Scott's worst moments of 2012:  Continue reading... Pirate Radio's Strange Effect On Local Cars UPS Employee Arrested For Helping Herself To Your Gifts The Week's Best 'Only In Miami' Tweets Priciest Cities For Renting Three-Bedroom Home In 2012: Bankrate Alexia Echevarria, Of 'Real Housewives Of Miami,' And Husband Owe Almost $100,000 In Back Taxes Florida Sends The Most Inmates To Death Row In The U.S.: Report RICARDO HERRERO Getting Serious About Alan Gross There are three opportunities for securing Alan Gross' release that could also help improve relations between the U.S. and Cuba. Continue reading... RANA FLORIDA Your Start-Up Life: Break the Rules, but Do So Brilliantly (PHOTOS) David Stark, President and Creative Director of David Stark Design and Production breaks the rules nearly every day. He makes the point that if creativity is the core driver of his business, its solid foundations and discipline play just as great a role in its success. Continue reading... STEVEN KURLANDER Fighting Words Subvert True Gun Control Debate When influential guys like LaPierre take a stand like wanting to make an armed fort out of every elementary school, there's no middle ground, there's no compromise, and there's no sane discussion of how to decrease violence in America. Continue reading... JESSICA A. GROSS Take My Advice, Yo! As Mars enters your sector of self, make sure to not get pulled in two different directions. You can avoid feeling overwhelmed by hiring a look-a-like actor to deal with all of those annoying chores. Continue reading... ARIANNA HUFFINGTON Destressing the Holidays: Making a List, Checking It Twice Why does a season that's supposed to be about happiness and joy so often result in just the opposite? A survey by Consumer Reports found that 90 percent of Americans find at least one thing stressful about the holiday season (who are these 10 percent who feel no holiday stress?). Of course, it's possible that just having such expectations of the season to begin with, and then feeling the guilt at not meeting them, might be part of the problem. But whatever the reason, stress is what a lot of people will be unwrapping this year. Fortunately, much of it is returnable. So what follows are tips not only for holiday stress, but for the rest of the year as well. If you're in that 90 percent who's stressed out this week and next, this might be the list you should be checking twice. Your mind and body -- as well as your family -- will thank you. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here Unsubscribe here.