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Day 91: Winter Getaway Guide to Miami
Given that it's below-freezing in NYC right now (and has been all week), I wanted to brighten your Friday with a little winter getaway to Miami! Brandon and I were just down there last weekend as you all know, celebrating his birthday and the completion of his hyperbarics treatment. We had a blast, and I wanted to share a few of our favorite spots in the event that you're jonesing to escape the cold and head south.
It was our third time in Miami, which is kind of hilarious considering that neither of us care at all for the clubby South Beach scene. In fact, we avoid it. What we love is the warm weather (even in the dead of winter), the beautiful beaches, the great food, and the affordable flights. It feels like you're going to the Caribbean – same weather, same turquoise water – only the flights are half the price.
(L) The courtyard lounge at The New Hotel; (R) pristine beaches and blue skies in North Beach.
This past trip, we stayed in two new (to us) sections of Miami Beach: North Beach, which is quieter and more residential, with loads of authentic Latin American bakeries and cafes, and SoFi (a.k.a. "South of Fifth St."), an up-and-coming residential neighborhood at the tip of South Beach. The areas felt totally different, but it was fun to explore both. With no further ado, here are my favorite spots to Stay, Eat, Drink, and Explore…
Budget Boutique: The New Hotel (North Beach) – This adorable, eco-friendly 10-room boutique hotel is just two blocks from an uncrowded beach. They've got a beautiful pool area with lounge chairs and tables, plus a great bar and restaurant (more on that below). Rooms start at just $159/night (in high season) and they have free parking, which is unheard of in Miami. Another perk: free bike rentals!
The pool at The New Hotel.
Cool & Edgy: Lord Balfour (SoFi) – This newly renovated property has 64 spacious guest rooms, a serene private courtyard for coffee or cocktails, and easy beach access (across the street). The hotel has a playful, edgy feel (carrying on the theme of its namesake, a former British Prime Minister who had a reputation for being a playboy), with pictures of a tatooed woman above each bed, and hands holding mirrors coming out of the walls. Rooms rates include continental breakfast and free WiFi. Also: the staff could not be any more wonderful.
A room at Lord Balfour.
(L) Brandon and me soaking up the sun; (R) the tranquil courtyard at Lord Balfour.
Home Away From Home: Sense Beach House (SoFi) – We didn't get to stay at this cozy little hotel, but since it was right across the street from Lord Balfour, I had to check it out. Think private Hamptons beach house: the 18 guest rooms are bright and airy, done in whites, blues, and beige, with common areas for guests to enjoy like the "playroom" (with ping pong, foosball, and surf boards on loan to guests), a comfy reading room, and a casual bar and restaurant. But the rooftop is perhaps the best-kept-secret in Miami: overlooking the ocean, Sense boasts a private lap pool surrounded by lounge chairs, day beds, and a bar. I'm dying to stay here on my next trip!!
Daybed on Sense Beach House's rooftop…I wish I could transport myself right here!
One of the light-filled bedrooms at Sense Beach House.
(L) Rooftop pool at Sense Beach House; (R) Michael's Genuine = my fav Miami restaurant!
For Seafood: Joe's Takeaway – The famous (and always-packed) Joe's Crab Shack has a takeaway shop next door that sells the same items they're known for (stone crab claws, lobster, oysters, crab cakes, etc.), at a fraction of the cost. They also sell great bottles of wine at bargain basement prices. You can eat in if you like, with no-frills picnic tables and plastic utensils, or take your food to-go and enjoy it at the nearby South Pointe Park or at your hotel. Make sure to try their Key Lime pie, which is out of this world!! (Note: Joe's closes for the summer, starting May 22.)
For Brunch (North Beach): Lou's Beer Garden – On the weekends, Lou's Beer Garden (the poolside restaurant at The New Hotel) serves a delicious brunch, with "Hangover Killers" like the "Nobe Kobe" burger and the "Big Boys" Steak and Eggs. For lighter appetites, their panini and salads are delicious or – if you want something sweet – try their Nutella and fruit-stuffed crepes. If you're a beer fan, you'll appreciate their extensive list of craft beers, and the fact that every item on the menu comes with a suggested beer pairing.
Lou's Beer Garden (poolside at The New Hotel.)
For Brunch (SoFi): The Local House – This fantastic restaurant inside Sense Beach House serves a daily brunch that includes ridiculously good banana pancakes and four variations of Eggs Benedict (try the crab cake version). The Italian bartender makes a great cappuccino, or if you prefer – bottomless mimosas are $19! (Also open for lunch and dinner daily).
Local House (inside Sense Beach House) serves seafood, cocktails, and a fabulous brunch.
For farm-to-table: Michael's Genuine – This is hand's down our favorite restaurant in Miami. Great food, fun vibe, fantastic wine list…this place has it all. Located away from the beach in the Art & Design District, Michael's prides itself on sourcing its ingredients as locally as possible (which is not something that many Miami restaurants can say). The menu changes often, but some sure bets are the pork belly appetizer, the pizza of the night, any of their amazing salads, and most importantly: dessert. The "Tangerine Creamsicle Pot de Creme" with warm buttermilk doughnuts and blackberry-tarragon jam is out.of.this.world. Trust me. Order it, and you'll weep from happiness.
Splurge Dinner: Setai Grill – Located in the beautiful Setai Hotel, this Asian-inspired restaurant serves seafood-centric small plates like yellowfin sashimi, hamachi tiradito, shrimp crudo, and oysters and a variety of top-notch steaks from Pat LaFrieda & Sons. They also just launched a new seasonal 6-course tasting menu, which is definitely worth a splurge – truffled scallop and lobster dumplings, striped bass en papillote with vegetables and seaweed butter, and the Korean barbecued short ribs were some of my favorite dishes. (Oh and the Champagne sorbet served with strawberries at the end of the meal was pretty fabulous!) But food aside, this restaurant has probably the best service I've ever experienced in Miami. The staff – from the servers to the manager to the chef – are impeccably trained and it shows.
The sleek Setai Bar…stop by for a drink on your way to dinner at the Setai Grill.
South Beach Oasis: Setai Bar & Courtyard – If dinner at the Setai Grill is a tad too pricy, go next door to the courtyard bar for a cocktail (like the spicy Chili Passion Martini) and some small bites. Filled with palm trees, low couches, and a gigantic shallow pool, the space is totally serene – if it weren't for the DJ spinning tunes, you'd never know you were in South Beach.
The beautiful courtyard lounge at The Setai.
For a Great Sandwich: La Sandwicherie – Smack Dab in the middle of South Beach (Washington and 14th), this little trailer serves amazing sandwiches (on baguettes or croissants), salads, and juices to go. Or you can snag a bar stool and eat there! I love the sandwiches, but truthfully it's their Dijon vinaigrette that keeps me coming back again and again.
WHERE TO JOG, WALK, OR WATCH THE SUNSET: South Pointe Park – This beautiful, new park is super-clean, with trails along the water for walking, jogging, or biking, as well as grassy areas to have a picnic or read a book. Watch the cruise ships leave from here, or stay and watch the sunset. If you're just strolling, stop in at Smith & Wollensky's outdoor bar for a glass of vino – they've got an incredible view of downtown Miami and the waterfront.
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"He had fun," April Offerbeck said. "He loved Jeeping and he had so much fun working on it, doing new things to it, adding to it," she said.
Offerbeck loved his Jeep so much, when he wasn't with it, he was talking about it. He moderated an online forum about Jeeps.
"They trade parts," his wife said. "They help each other fix things. They buy new things. They tell each other problems about whatever Jeep they have."
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The doctors gave him two years to live. He fought for 27 months.
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With cancer eating away at his body, Ken Offerbeck didn't have much to smile about.But last December, just ten days before he died, members of the forum decided they wanted to meet their friend in person.
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The Jeep was rebuilt and is being auctioned off on eBay. In less than two days bids are close to $40,000.
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For a variety of reasons, including the fact that the proposed changes to the Senior Benefit do not …Read Morereally "grandfather" taxpayers who will turn 65 in 2014-2016, I will not support the change in the ordinance. The Senior Benefit, originally intended to provide relief to older folks and permit them to remain in town thereby avoiding pressure upon Redding's school age population, has served the Town well since 1975. Linking the eligibility age, as has been done, to the age of eligibility for full Social Security retirement benefits, makes little sense. Each of these programs has different purposes and rationales. Furthermore, the biennial reapplication process makes little sense if compliance is the reason for such a ministerial change.
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I'm from OKC, so perhaps I'm a little partial, but this was my favorite marathon that I've run so far. PROS: -OKC is a developing city, and the course shows off a lot of that. You'll see downtown, the thunder arena, bricktown, nice neighborhoods, classen curve, and be around the lake for a stent. The course does not have an out-and-back section, which I love. No daunting, multiple mile-long stretches where you see where you'll be in 5 miles. -The course was well organized, well marked, courses were full of aid. Towards the later miles, the heat was starting to kick in a little bit (70s), and many aid stations offered wet sponges and water sprinklers which was appreciated. -Great spirit and lots of active spectators (I love when spectators cheer for everyone, not just the one runner they know!) Gorilla hill was fun. Not a super challenging hill, and the signage there and the costumes (monkies and bananas!) were hilarious. -This event occurred right after the boston bombing, and I felt very safe. Many additional safety measures were taken (clear plastic gear check bags, tons of security, helicopters following us throughout the race lots of security on course). -I went to the expo Friday at 5pm and things were great. Awesome vendors, tons of cool speakers, and while it was crowded, it wasn't overly packed. -Plenty of parking in nearby lots that made it easy to walk to the race. -Race corrals were good; I was in corral B and run at about a 9 minute pace- didn't have any issues with walkers or slow runners in front of me which is always appreciated at the start. - Love the silence to start the race in memorium of those lost in the bombing, the race directors also added a nice touch for Boston Victims. This race is very meaningful! -OKC does a nice job putting this race the same weekend as the Arts Festival, which is a short walk from the finish line- great food and vendors, lots of cool art and entertainment really close to the finish line. - I love having a 'finisher' shirt (tech material) that distinguishes the marathoners and provides an additional reward designated for the 26.2 finishers- so many races have done away with this, so I'm so happy OKC is still doing them. And, i actually like the color being white because the logo is so colorful. The cotton T everyone gets is also super comfortable and soft, albeit a Hanes white T. Two shirts for marathoners is becoming rare these days, so I was quite happy. -Barry Switzer gave me my medal at the finish, which was fun. Great Job OKC! Don't miss this one.
This was my first marathon, and it was a fantastic experience. At least, as fantastic as running 26.2 miles can be. The course was interesting and scenic, which shocked me, as I had no expectations for scenery in OK. The spectators were GREAT!!!! They were really involved, and often acted as supplementary aid stations, especially if you needed beer or Jaeger shots. The volunteers were fantastic. I felt well looked after.
Oklahoma City is a very nice town. Bricktown was pretty, and we found delicious food to eat (even on Sunday morning after the start, which to my husband is quite important). Husband and I had a nice mini-vacation here. Course: Many lovely neighborhoods, pretty lake, state capitol, Bricktown, all made for a nicely designed course. I like how there are permanent mile markers on lampposts in many places. Organization: Excellent. I never ran out of fluids, there were pretzels and oranges offered on course, and the finisher's chute was well-organized. Spectators: Really wonderful. Groups of OKC residents make a tradition of staffing particular stations, there were kids at many of them (always adorable), and the wall of high-fives at the marathon/half marathon split was awesome! Honestly, I always prided myself on not caring about spectators, but this race showed me how fun it can be to see so many happy friendly faces. These folks love their race, and it shows.
This was my 15th marathon and I have run both big and small events. This one ranks up there with the top events that I have run as far as organization, course and spectators. The course itself is a 'rolling hill' course and a very nice tour of OKC. The hills are very manageable, and I wouldn't refer to any of them as 'steep' - the tough part is the long, steady grind going up Classen toward the end of the race. You do finish on a downslope, so that gives you something to look forward to! The wind is also a factor to consider where the course follows the lake. The relay exchanges were set up to not interfere with the full marathon, which was nice. My only complaint about this event was at the start. There were plenty of access points to the starting corrals, but there was no emphasis from the announcers to line up according to pace. As a result, there were much slower runners/walkers being passed by faster marathoners (and half marathoners) in the first few miles of the race. We had to dodge a number of of these walkers/runners just in the first few blocks of the race. This is dangerous in a crowded race start! I saw 3 people fall in the first 2 miles. My suggestion would be that the marathon runners start ahead of the half marathon, or start using corrals based on times (there were A and B letters on bibs, but no one honored that notation, nor was it enforced). Banners are out alongside the entire course in honor of the OKC Bombing victims, and it's both moving and inspiring to see the 'in memory of' bibs on the backs of many runners. This year, many runners also came out in support of the Boston Marathon, after the bombings there two weeks ago. Lots of runners showed their support by wearing red socks, green laces, Boston Marathon bibs, and Boston shirts/hats. Both of these tragic events were acknowldedged and given moments of silence prior to the start of the races. Water and aid stations were plentiful - so many were there that I even skipped a couple. Gels, oranges and pretzels were handed out in several locations along the course as well. A very nice touch! The spectators were amazing - I haven't run too many races where the specatators were out on the marathon course in so many locations! The relay exchanges provided bright spots of very enthusiastic cheers, which definitely helped keep me moving. The post-race area was crowded, but there were plenty of post-race snacks - chocolate milk, powerade, water, fruit cups, cookies, bagels, bananas and even Carl's Jr burgers! Marathon finishers received a beautiful Finisher's tech shirt and a gorgeous medal. All race entrants (half/5K/Relay) received a very nicely designed cotton event shirt at the expo. The expo got to be quite crowded, so I suggest going early or at least avoid peak pick-up times. Other than that it was a good sized expo with a number of interesting speakers as well. Overall, this was a well done event and kudos go to the event organizers, volunteers and spectators!
Experience: 6 marathons, 4 half's. These comments regard OKC HALF MARATHON 2013. Good: 1) nice course. OKC is a city that's still filling out so there are many good places, but they're all spread out. I thought the course did well for the areas they chose. good neighborhood and landmark selection. I only rated it 3/5 but i think that fits its potential. not a negative, seriously lets be real here. (hawaii = 5/5; major US city = 4/5; mid major city = 3/5.) 2) food afterward was great. Carl's Jr burgers, fruit, cookies, yogurt, powerade, bagels. real nice spread. 3) plenty of crowd support since the course remains in well populated urban areas downtown. Gorilla Hill, nice tradition. i gave 3/5, again for this size race that's the best it can get. (Boston = 5/5, major city 4/5) 4) great cause. this is a given, every year, always. especially after Boston though. 5) plenty of race choices to choose from: full, half, relay, 5k, kids race etc. Not all races can pull this off for various reasons, but i wish all did. allows for so many more levels of participation. this is what turns it into a family event rather than a watch dad run a race event. gets the whole community active and interested in the event. Bad: 1) generic white cotton T-shirt... yes people, it's okay to want a souvenier especially for the cost of these races. seriously, technical shirts are the standard it's no mystery. the marathon finishers get a technical shirt, but then again it's white! please tell me why race directors get white shirts? one of my favorite shirts is a simple blue tech shirt from a race. reminds me of a nice accomplishment and even advertises for the race. what i don't wear are cheap cotton Hanes race shirts, especially white ones, that look off white after 3 uses/washes. even the volunteers got yellow shirts at least. i would've rather had that! 2) what happened to the medals?! OKC had such classy medals before and now they have cheap rubber sticker/stamps and look like kids toys. still not as bad as the Sunburst South Bend medals, but shame to see the change. Conclusion: great race event for what it is and one worthy of travel from out of state. the shirts and medals whouldn't stop me from running it again or even the full, but then again i live here. mid major race events like this however, often need something extra to offer when it's not a big time destination.
The best organized and supportive marathon I've run yet! It was warm out but there were plenty of aid and medical stations and the spectators even hooked up hoses for us and sprayed us down. The only problem was the corral start, but the only good corral start I've had was at Go!St. Louis 2013 so I wouldn't knock the race for that. Powerade, Gu, wets sponges, oranges, pretzels and spray stations were all provided during the race. Awesome course and best marathon experience yet!
Especially poignant 2 weeks after the Boston tragedy, this was a race I felt honored to get to run. Packet pickup was actually fun with signs made of helium balloons, although the expo vendor area was a zoo when we hit that at 3 pm Sat. I like the 6:30 am start to miss the worst heat. Corrals were OK with more entry points than previous years. Back in the 9:30/mile area of corral we couldn't hear the PA of the apparently very touching ceremonies up front. Course is good, more concrete than I like, rolls a little with no big hills. I'm not familiar with OKC, but it seems like a nice tour of the city with interesting sights and neighborhoods. The OKC community, of course deeply affected by the horrible bombing of 4/19/95, REALLY comes out in support of the marathon. Aid stations and other volunteers are everywhere enthusiastic and helpful. On course provisions were generous. Spectator support is huge and very loud; the home stretch to the finish line was roaring, 4 and 5 deep for blocks before grandstandsand I was a 4 hour plus finisher. Not surprisingly this year law enforcement presence was immense. With 5 person relay, half marathon and 5K, only 10% of runners are doing the marathon, but since it's a big-time fundraiser, those crowds come with the package. Even the weather cooperated this year, no wind and low 50s for start to about 70 by late morning. Very glad I went!!
I had so much fun at this marathon. The supporters were just lovely, but when I ran in the relay last year it seemed like there were MUCH bigger crowds. There were times when we had to watch out for cars that could have hit someone. The ending was madness and people kept say that we had one block left when we had 10. That was frustrating! :( The spacing between the Port-O-Potties and the water stations was awesome! I wish there would have been oranges and gel earlier in the race and maybe crowds as big as the year before, but I LOVED my first!
I am comparing this against the Route 66 Marathon in Tulsa. 1. OKC Marathon Shirts are cotton and you can get better quality from a WalMart. Most elite marathons offer Dri Fit Tshirts...for the entrance fee I would expect much better 2. I don't know if this was me but there are a LOT of walkers in this race and if you happen to start at the back - you spend most of your first 30 minutes weaving through people than actually running a steady pace. 3. The medals were very ordinary looking. 4. The end of the race was packed - there wasnt enough space for people who didnt want the Carl's jr burgers to get out. There was one exit and as result people started climbing the barriers to leave.
I had run the OKC Memorial half 3 times and 2012 was my first Full Marathon. The Good: This is a marathon that has incredible spiritual and sentimental meaning for us Oklahomans. I run for one of the day care workers, Brenda Stephens. She was my children's day care worker at two other centers and we followed her to the Murrah Bldg. I got a nanny two months prior so they were not there at the time of the bombing but knew some of the sweet children and caring workers who lost their lives. It is an honor to run this marathon for those who can not. It is a moving experience and I highly recommend it for Marathon Virgins and runners in general. The meaning of this race is what keeps you going. The crowds are encouraging and I laughed at the guy with the bar set up for runners to 'do shots' if they so desired. I did not chose to participate, however. (haha). The hills aren't too bad. Only three places I dread (based on training runs with the okc landrunners) but none are too long. The bridge at the beginning, the bridge at lake Hefner, and the incline at the end of the marathon. Other than that it is a nice, fairly flat course. Now for the bad: I agree with others that the coral entrances are too few and far between. I HATE CLASSEN! The last stretch is a real kill joy. Very monotonous and the oriental garlic smelling food is not the best. (It is probably just me because this is where I get mentally fatigued.) Also, if you are from out of town I've heard to not count on the shuttles from the hotels to get you to the start on time (FYI). I would recommend taking a taxi. I'm sure they drop you off pretty close to the start and then you can catch a shuttle ride back to your hotel. Other than that and the unpredictable weather it is a wonderful marathon with meaning.
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If you think your neighbors are bad, with their loud music and sloppy trashcan-lid replacement, consider the tales told by the still-jittery people who lived near a Mt. Washington family we'll call The Smiths.
The tales told and recounted by neighbors (who almost all requested anonymity) are many, and include harassing calls to the police (to report neighbors as burglars when they were entering their own homes) and vehicular taunting (one family member used to gun the engine of his car—sans tailpipe—throughout the dinner hour in the summer).
The Smiths did love their cars. After two family members broke the windshield of another car during a fight, they replaced the glass with an ill-fitting plastic sheet that the driver had to peer over. Yet that wasn't the car's main problem: All four tires were flat, recalls Michael Gold, 43, who moved in across the street from the Smiths in 1998.
But neither the lack of windshield nor working tires stopped the Smiths from using the car as their regular transportation. "They were screaming around the neighborhood in this car on the rims—looking over this piece of plastic," says Gold, a scientist who moved to Pittsburgh in October 2006. "Sparks [from the wheel rims] were flying everywhere."
Many family members irritated neighbors, but some residents fondly remembered the Smiths' 80-something grandmother, who had lived on the street for half a century. "[Mrs. Smith] was a nice woman, very kind," says neighbor Diane Sheckells, 47, who moved into her in-laws' house around the time the Smith house burned down.
Yes, burned down. The family's ample Victorian in western Mt. Washington was destroyed by fire in early 2005, ending the active problems with the family—but the charred pile of rubble lingered for more than a year, visible amid high grass and vine-covered bushes.
"It was such an eyesore," says Julia Pearson, 39, a four-year resident on the block of compact two-story bungalows. "They never really came back to deal with the property. They never came back to mow the lawn. Except the day the house was taken down—they came to get a rose bush and a lilac bush."
Days before a showdown in court about the destroyed home—where four generations of Smiths once lived—a demolition crew tore the house down to the ground.
"Everyone is very happy about it being an empty lot," says Pearson.
The rubble was removed, but the lot is still unkempt, said Sheckells, a city schools employee. "It's becoming such a doggone eyesore again, because of all of the weeds that are growing," she adds.
Nightmare neighbors: They steal your parking spot, harass you about noisy renovations, let their dogs use your lawn as a toilet, and make obscene gestures. Heck, they may even use their front yard as a helicopter landing pad.
What can you do to stop them? Mediation groups can help work it out, and they offer several tips toward solving neighborly disputes. But squabbles sometimes end up in the hands of lawyers or police, who may not always help much.
Baltimore County fields mostly noise complaints, police spokesman Corp. Mike Hill said. Police there don't mind enforcing the law, which slaps up to a $500 fine or up to 90 days in jail for noise that "unreasonably disturbs the peace, quiet, and comfort of the neighboring inhabitants."
Hill's best advice? "Try to get along," he says. "Sometimes just talking to the neighbor and coming to an understanding is all that needs to happen."
In Howard County, an even worse feud rages on among two men in the Village of River Hill, in Columbia. Neighbors Timothy Cerny and David Elliott are due in court this month, capping off two civil suits, 13 criminal cases, 13 peace orders and nearly 100 visits from Howard County police since 1999. The dispute began, The Sun reported, over a proposed pool in Cerny's backyard. In the current court case, Cerny, 47, faces a second-degree assault charge for allegedly spitting on Elliott, also 47, during an April screaming match that Elliott caught on videotape, the paper reported.
The Baltimore City rowhouse is a breeding ground for neighborly disputes, said Caroline Harmon, director of the Community Mediation Center on Greenmount Avenue in Baltimore. The private, nonprofit center intervenes in more than 1,000 conflicts a year from across the region.
Many people who come for mediation have called the police more than 30 times. Preventing that number of calls, Harmon said, translates into savings for both police and taxpayers.
"We offer people a way out, rather than going to police" with disputes over yards, porches, parking, trash, music, noise, and animals, Harmon says. "A lot of the issues have to do with Baltimore as a city of rowhouses, and that people are living 10 feet away from each other."
Harmon has three simple tips to try to repair (and prevent) damage: Speak directly. Many disputes involve messages through family members or other neighbors. Said Harmon, "If people talk things out face to face, they can make it better."
Spend time listening as well as talking. Talk about how the situation affects you, rather than how horrible the other person is.
And avoid saying "always" or "never," or other phrases that escalate disputes.
For the people of Baltimore County's Greenspring Valley, Nightmare Neighbor Number One was Martin Grass, the former chief executive of the Rite Aid drugstore chain.
Starting in the late 90's, Grass commuted via helicopter from his gated home to work at Rite Aid headquarters in Camp Hill, Pa. Neighbors contested Grass's landing the chopper in an area zoned for agricultural use.
"When it would come in, the whole house would shake, and it would wake up my kids," says Deirdre Smith, 46, whose 1820's farmhouse has been in her husband's family for five generations. The chopper would come and go at all hours, and Smith blamed it for making her chickens curtail their laying. "It was very frightening and upsetting."
Smith and her husband tried to solve the problem with a neighborly approach, but they received an unexpected response.
"He took my husband up in the helicopter to try to show him how cool it was," recalls Smith, whose 70-acre farm is across the street from the disgraced executive's former home. "He had a definite attitude that he had the right to do whatever he darn well felt like."
The chopper use stopped in 2004, when Grass was sentenced to eight years in federal prison for accounting fraud.
Some neighbors get so worked up that they hire a lawyer to scare the other guy.
"People feel more strongly about their property than their kids or their other possessions," says Stephen J. Kleeman, a Towson lawyer representing a rowhouse resident whose neighbor's dogs allegedly urinated and defecated on his house. "When they get worked up about it, it's just impossible to derail," Kleeman says.
But not all attorneys like to take this kind of case. Hampden lawyer Alan F. Deanehan won't handle criminal cases or family law, and he says he won't do residential disputes, either. "The neighbors from hell is not my purview," he says. "I try not to do anything I can die from."
While nightmare neighbors might seem humorous to someone who has never had them, what's really funny is how far people will go to catch each other in the act, Ellicott City attorney Mike Henderson says.
"They yell at each other, and they chase each other around with video cameras," Henderson says. "I'd rather have a divorce case than a property line dispute because people are much more likely to agree on something."
Realtors don't like to touch these conflicts, either.
"It really does go against our code of ethics to talk about stuff like this," says Ilene Kessler, president of the Maryland Association of Realtors. She hesitated even to offer advice on how to avoid ending up with nightmare neighbors.
"I know it sounds ridiculous, but I can't tell you how to act," Kessler says. "I can't even tell my children how to act."
One woman's bad neighbors aren't humans but rats, both dead and alive. Rats in the kitchen. Rats in the garbage. Rats in the attic. Rats running along a brick fence extending the length of the group of rowhouses.
"I've seen pictures, and it's not mice, it's rats," says the woman's lawyer, Shauntese Curry Trye, who has a case pending against the management company that owns the group of rowhouses the client lives in. The company blames the next-door neighbor.
Sometimes family ties complicate neighborly disputes. Attorney David Jacobson—a Roland Park resident whose neighbors once had a battle of abandoned junky convertibles—handled a case where land was passed down from grandparents. Hostile grandchildren subdivided the lots and built homes, which they separated with fences. One grandchild allegedly jumped the fence around his visually impaired cousin's house and dug holes along it so his relative would fall during his walks, Jacobson says.
Jacobson says there's an old adage among real estate lawyers, but this time it didn't hold up: "Big fences make good neighbors."


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Why do you think Obamacare included 15,000 new IRS agents and the cost of your employer sponsored health care is on your W-2 form? It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that this will be a windfall for the government when (not if) that now becomes taxable.
Oh, good, another way for companies to justify paying you less.
What we really need is a box that shows how much of your potential earnings are being diverted to pay for executive perks and bonuses. No other workers on planet earth have to drag that much fiscal dead weight around each paycheck.
If the Obamacare mandate is a tax -- as has been ruled by the SCotUS regardless of the Liberals touting it as a "penalty" -- shouldn't we be able to deduct it from our income taxes?
Ask your congress person if they voted for This stupid bill.
Ask how much they read before they voted for it.
Ask how much they have read after they voted for it.
Ask why their health care is exempt.
The silence will be deafening.
I turned 55 this year and the amount in box DD has increased 75%. This makes the older worker less attractive to keep on the payroll. I can see this being a real problem for those of us hoping to work until we are 70,
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