The boxer -- who is known for laying down huge wagers on crazy shit -- has reportedly plunked down $5.9 Million dollars on tonight's Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Finals between the Miami Heat and Indiana Pacers.

And you're struggling to stay cool because your happiness and fandom are on the line with this game!

Did you play the numbers 8-19-27-28-30 in a Fantasy 5 lotto ticket back on July 30?

Maybe left it in your jeans? In your glove compartment? Under your porn stash? Inside a shoe? In an empty coffee can? On a bus seat? In between the seats in your car with Larry's homework?

Because, if you did, you need to hurry up and claim that sucker, because the $193,282.52 cash prize is set to expire at midnight, January 26.

Amazing to think, but Floridians have been not winning the Florida Lottery for 25 years now.

So, to commemorate a quarter of a century of billboards promising millions, and stops to the gas station for a few dozen quick picks purchases, the lottery is going all Miami Dolphins on us and adapting a brand new logo.

They're replacing the flamingo character with.... another flamingo character.

The old logo featured a pink flamingo silhouetted in front of the sun. The sun was broken up into lines, as if made by the haze of the horizon. Hey, it was the eighties, man.

The new one looks like this:

In case you didn't hear, AIG almost sued the government for $25 billion because their former Chief Executive, Maurice Greenberg, claimed that the terms of the $182 billion bailout wasn't fair to AIG shareholders, even though the government literally saved the company's ass from the brink of collapse during the 2008 financial crisis.

Funny thing happened on the way to the lawsuit, however. People got uber-pissed. And now AIG has decided not to sue the government, after all.

Meanwhile, down here in our neck of the woods, it turns out that AIG failed to use the Social Security Administration's Death Master File to find life and annuity beneficiaries, even though a lot of them have used the file to stop making annuity payments. And now these folks are owed big time.

Remember when the House voted for a fiscal cliff bill way back when three days ago?

Sure, this might mean some money being taken from your paychecks. But according to a Sun Sentinel report, Florida is one of the big winners in the whole fiscal cliff bill thing.

According to the report, Florida taxpayers will be getting tax breaks if they happen to be a teacher, a college student, parents who adopted, homeowners who need to buy private mortgage insurance, and those building energy-efficient homes. Floridians will also be able to deduct state and local taxes from their federal income taxes in 2012 and 2013 if they itemize deductions.

According to the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity, people who earn minimum wage in the Sunshine State will see a whole 12 cent increase in their paychecks starting this week.

And with the whole fiscal cliff thing not happening now, it's double good news for low wage earners today. Hooray!!

Florida's minimum wage used to be $7.67 an hour but will now be $7.79 an hour. Those who work for tips are at $4.77 an hour.