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Muhammad Ali was an underdog when he met Heavyweight Champ Sonny Liston for their 1st fight on Feb. 25, 1964. By the 6th round Liston grew tired & failed to come out for the 7th & handed his belt over Miami Beach Convention Center
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AskMen 12/16/10
DayGlow: The 5th Element - Break out your winter whites on Sunday night (9 PM) & head to "paint party" where high-powered water guns will shoot gooey neon paint at the crowd assembling for the event. 
Morgans Hotel Group 12/3/10
Located in the city's Art Deco District, the convention center is home to the most important art show in the United States, Art Basel Miami Beach. 
WorldVision V.12/30/12
Plenty of room for 14k people, very accessible. Life in Color was better than ever 
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Imagine a microcosmic version of EPCOT except less crowded and without screaming kids and creepy adults dressed as cartoon characters. You could truly drink around the world and discover a variety of flavors straight from the vine last weekend at the Miami Beach Convention Center.
The 10th Anniversary Miami International Wine Fair went far beyond your typical wine tasting to include spirits, food, accessories and cigars. Winemakers brought bottles from Argentina, Chile, France, Spain and even emerging wine markets like Canada, Brazil, South Africa and Portugal. They occupied dozens of booths roughly organized by region, ready to serve their samples and talk shop with business owners and distributors. Many wines were available exclusively at the fair, and haven't yet hit the market.
Merlots and Rieslings and Shiraz, oh my!
September 23-25 marks the 10th anniversary of the Miami International Wine Fair at the Miami Beach Convention Center. Last year, nearly 7,000 industry professionals and aficionados savored more than 1,700 wines from 18 countries.
This year’s event is open only to wine industry professionals, including distributors, brokers, retailers, restaurants, catering companies, cruise ships, airlines, and wine clubs. Tickets can be purchased online at http://www.miamiwinefair.com/ for $20 in advance and $35 the day of the event.
