Your Morning Sift

Good morning.

It's Thursday which means the SFDB Weekend Widget is up and running in the right sidebar. Check it out and enjoy your Thursday morning Sift...

A- Transit Miami's views on a recent motorist/cyclist collision on Key Biscayne sparks some harsh comments.

Quite frankly, there are too many testosterone-filled cyclists out there giving good cyclists a bad name. All cyclists need to start obeying the rules of the road if they want to earn the respect of motorists. Running red lights and breaking other traffic laws makes all cyclists look bad.

B- Artlurker takes a look at a recent student exhibit at ArtSeen.

Flash Orchestra was experimental project directed by Felecia Chizuko Carlisle and developed in collaboration with a group of Electronic Media students at New World School of the Arts. For the one night only event at ArtSeen, the New World School of the Arts’ exhibition and studio facility in Wynwood, participants designed and produced unique digital sound instruments that were played in unison from laptop computers.

C- Nikon Miami shares a photo and links to a video of a loggerhead turtle laying eggs on Fort Lauderdale Beach.

D- Hijinks at The Green Parrot Bar in Key West.

E- UVu Blog posts a 10-minute video of the Elvis at 21 exhibit that is currently running at the Boca Raton Museum of Art.

F- Miami Beach 411 says the upcoming Urban Beach Weekend is all about the tourists versus the Miami Beach Police Department.

The Miami Beach Police Department says they are merely enforcing the law.

The American Civil Liberties Union says they are racially profiling against blacks.

As a white Hispanic who was arrested last year for taking photos of cops during Memorial Day Weekend, I can assure you that it’s not necessarily black vs. white.

It’s blue vs. whomever happens to be on the streets that weekend.

G- If it's a new day it's a fresh opportunity for more Republican hypocrisy, over at Bark Bark Woof Woof.

H- The South Florida Theatre Scene has their usual wrap up for the week.

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