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New Book Release; A Tropical Island Paradise where a rattan hammock calls your name and a rum and coke in your hands a pretty girl by your side.

Non and for profit collaborate during tough economic timesMIAMI, July 17 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Nonprofits stressing over the sinking economy are thinking out of the box these days.

MIAMI, May 11 /PRNewswire/ -- International Pow Wow 2009, the travel industry's premier international marketplace, will take place in Greater Miami and the Beaches on May 16-20, 2009, bringing more than 5,000 delegates from every region of the U.S.

A 69-year-old parrot at a Miami tourist locale once entertained the late British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, a site trainer says. Ryan Prentice, a trainer at Miami's Jungle Island, said Pinky the parrot is the bird featured on the arm of the famed British politician in a 1946 photograph, The (Britain) Daily Mail said Friday. No one noted the names of the birds who met Churchill on his visit -- but studying the picture, we're certain this one is Pinky, Prentice said of Churchill's visit to the parrot sanctuary. Prentice said Pinky has been entertaining Jungle Island crowds for 67 years as part of the site's Winged Wonders Show.