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Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Bryant Park Reading Room: Science Fiction and Fantasy Writing Workshop
at Reading Room (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
7:00 p.m.–8:30 p.m.
Pen your own story, poem, or screenplay, at writers workshops guaranteed to improve and perfect. Pre-registration required.
Category: Education, Talks
Summer in the Square: Wind Down Yoga with Om Factroy
at North Plaza (in Union Square Park), Manhattan
7:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
Wind down after a long day with a 50-minute Om Factory yoga class every Thursday starting at 7 p.m. on the North Plaza of Union Square Park.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Shape Up NYC: Total Body Circuit
at Beach 17th Street and Seagirt Boulevard (in Rockaway Beach and Boardwalk), Queens
7:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
Come sweat and take your workout to the next level in this exciting outdoor workout! This high intensity class incorporates cardiovascular and strength training to increase…
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Shakespeare's "Two Gentleman of Verona"
at 35th Avenue and Cross Island Parkway (in Crocheron Park), Queens
7:30 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
Young Proteus only has eyes for his hometown sweetheart until he lays eyes on his best friend's love.
Category: Theater, Seniors, Shakespeare in the Parks
at George Seuffert Bandshell (in Forest Park), Queens
7:30 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
Journey across all the borders of the Latin music genres.
Category: Concerts, Kids, Free Summer Concerts, Seniors
Waterfront Concert Series 2014: DooWop with The Devotions
at Astoria Park Lawn (in Astoria Park), Queens
7:30 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
Central Astoria Local Development Coalition Inc., presents its annual Waterfront Concert Series featuring an evening of music with "The Devotions". DooWop
Category: Concerts, Free Summer Concerts, Waterfront
Eugene Ionesco's Rhinoceros
at The Peninsula (in Inwood Hill Park), Manhattan
7:30 p.m.–9:30 p.m.
Ionesco's absurdist comic, masterpiece. Do we join the masses or do we remain ourselves, alone?
Category: Theater, Free Summer Theater, Waterfront
Shakespeare in the Park: King Lear
at Delacorte Theater (in Central Park), Manhattan
8:00 p.m.
Hamish Linklater and Tony® nominee Lily Rabe return to the Park this summer as the wise-cracking, would-be lovers Beatrice and Benedick in the beloved romantic comedy Much Ado…
Category: Theater, Free Summer Theater, Shakespeare in the Parks
NYC Parks Summer Movie Series: The LEGO Movie
at J. Hood Wright Recreation Center (in J. Hood Wright Park), Manhattan
8:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
See our city one movie at a time. Throughout July and August, NYC Parks is showing free movies in its parks and recreation centers!
Category: Film, Kids, Free Summer Movies
Journey To The Stars
at Pier 1 (in Brooklyn Bridge Park), Brooklyn
8:30 p.m.–10:30 p.m.
Discover the wonders of the universe.
Category: Education, Nature, Talks
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With all the debate in New Jersey and elsewhere about evaluating teachers on how well their students perform, another idea is starting to surface that could prove equally provocative: judging teachers by what their students think of them.
One of the options available to New Jersey school districts as they build teacher evaluation systems is including student surveys among the "multiple measures" of student achievement. The idea is gaining popularity, at least among policy-makers.
Several districts that have been part of the pilot program testing evaluation models have included or plan to include student surveys, although not necessarily as part of a teacher's grade.
In Alexandria, for instance, teachers survey their students and are required to employ the results in developing self-evaluations and professional goals.
Still, those surveys are not part of the evaluations themselves, and one principal said that's where it could get problematic.
"I'm not sure that children have enough knowledge about pedagogy to evaluate teachers," said David Pawlowski, principal of the Alexandria Middle School. "That gets into a tricky area."
The idea is gaining traction nationally, however, with the release this week of the final report of the massive Measures for Effective Teaching (MET) research project conducted by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, which looked at a variety of ways of evaluating teachers.
In preliminary findings released over the past few years, the MET study suggested both student achievement and classroom observation be given strong weight in judging the effectiveness of teachers. It's a common refrain in school reform circles and a centerpiece of teacher evaluation systems in dozens of states, including New Jersey.
But the study also included student surveys as a central component, saying that their judgments provide valuable insight as to how well a teacher is supporting and communicating with his or her charges.
"Only recently have many policymakers and practitioners come to recognize that –when asked the right questions, in the right ways — students can be an important source of information on the quality of teaching and the learning environment in individual classrooms," reads the introduction to the MET brief on student surveys.
How that is done is where it can get complicated, however, and New Jersey is only starting to grapple with that issue as it demands every district have an evaluation system in place by next fall.
The guidelines and regulations for those systems are yet to be distributed, and state officials said they are continuing to develop and discuss what will be in them, including the possibility of student surveys.
State Education Commissioner Chris Cerf yesterday said that student input is an intriguing option among many for judging teacher effectiveness, but said it is too early to tell how important it might be.
"I am intrigued by recent research indicating that they may be valid as one element of an approach that incorporates multiple indicators," he wrote in an email. "At the same time, I share the concerns of some educators about student surveys, so would not want to take any steps in that direction without soliciting their views and perspective."
And there are plenty of views and perspectives.
The chief lobbyist for the state's principals association said the survey information is valuable for a teacher's own growth, but should not be included in actual ratings.
"Such survey results should be used by the teacher or principal as formative data to be used by the administrator to inform and improve their practice, not as part of the calculation of their rating," said Debra Bradley, government relations director for the New Jersey Principals and Supervisors Association.
In Alexandria, Pawlowski said that it has been "eye-popping" in some ways for teachers to hear directly from their students. The surveys are given as early as kindergarten, where the questions are simple and the answers come with a sad or smiley face.
But as the students get older, they are asked questions like whether they think all their classmates are treated fairly or that they are challenged on a daily basis.
None of the actual surveys are shared with administrators, Pawlowski said. They're used by the teachers to reflect on and improve their own work.
"If 70 percent of the students say that not every kid is treated fairly, that is certainly something to reflect upon," he said.
It's not always an easy adjustment for teachers, Pawlowski added.
"It can build anxiety and concern as to how it will be used," he said. "But once we have gotten into it, I think they've appreciated the feedback and even made some real changes."
This story appears courtesy the New Jersey Spotlight.
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What an amazingly terrible idea. I can see it now, Mr. G are you sure I can't have another week to turm in my project?
It would be nice if policy makers lived in the real world.
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Depends on what aspect is being graded. Do surgery patients have a valuable opinion on how "good" their surgeon is or how "nice" their surgeon is. And if the politicians are interested in it, it's probably a bad idea as it is likely to be mere theatre. Students are ignorant of a lot of things having to do with teaching and they are unqualified to voice an opinion that should be considered. They simply don't know much and what is 'good' teaching is one of the things they do not know. Ditto their parents. Democracy has a limited place in many areas of human activity; science, mathematics, car repair, carpentry among them.
I have often requested students to complete an evaluation form about my teaching and have found it very helpful and sometimes surprising. It must be about a particular lesson not a general overview. Students cannot make evaluate a teacher over time and make generalizations but they can reflect on the day's class. I strongly agree that students do not have the capacity to judge a teacher's pedagogy or their knowledge. However, students can comment on and rate whether the teacher clearly set the goals for the lesson, explained concepts clearly and checked comprehension, reviewed the lesson, have students time to ask questions and discuss what they had learnt with their peers. Things like this that are directly related to the student's experience i that one class. Overall evaluation as to whether a teacher is good or not….that is not for the students to say although some schools use an online system in Australia where students can rate their teacher and I think it is an insult to our profession. Students can use it to pass the blame onto teachers when the student themself is making little effort.
This is a sure way to drive good teachers who actually do their jobs to insure students actually learn out of the profession.
If students are going to be asked to evaluate teachers, they should be taught how to do it fairly and get a lesson in critical thinking to boot. The questions that students are asked to evaluate teachers by are concocted by experts, and NOT by the students themselves. Why not have students build their own rubrics about what a good teacher is and let these experts distill them into one that can be used in all settings? So, for example, several hundred/thousand fourth-grade classes from all over the country would each devise one, and its rendered version would be used nationwide in all fourth-grade classes. It would help them reflect on good teaching and perhaps appreciate a bit more what teachers actually do.
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The Fourposter is a play by Jan de Hartog.
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I believe the time has come to broach the elephant in the room which is the genuine Cultural Inferiority of the majority of Albertans and the Petrostate they would impose on Canada. What do these upstart newly wealthy know of Racine, Balzac or Flaubert? How many plays by Moliere could they name? Have they ever thrilled to the mathematical inevitability of the fugue in a Bach organ masterpiece? How many cathedrals have they visited in their nasty, brutish and materialistic lives? They should have their noses severely rubbed in their ignorance and be sentenced to a tour of cultural paradise that is Quebec and the ecological paradise that they are attempting to despoil with their Tar Sands pipeline.


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Mine was a review copy from Scholastic. But my review ran last Friday in Imprint's website, the University of Waterloo Student's paper and is now on on my blog and will soon be posted on the Amazon sites.
I saw it in Previews and asked my retailer to order it. I got it a week later.
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This site certainly changed since I browsed by the last time. Looks nice. I ordered my copy of "Good Neighbors" from Amazon.
I stumbled across you – that is Courtney to be precise – in 2002 when I did a voluntary service in Ireland. I picked up a slim comic review issue from the local role playing / comic shop in Cork, which contained a sneak peak on the first Courtney issue. I liked the black and white style and the theme an awful lot. So two years later, I encountered her again by chance browsing the web. Thus, I ordered a copy (from Amazon – I like to get the English original, also not all your stuff has been translated) and followed up ever since. I check periodically to see what is new. I do have "Courtney" books, "Polly and the Pirates" and the "Good Neighbors". And this all is more info than you ever wanted =) So I am glad to hear that there will be a sequel to Polly and simply can't wait to see how the Rue's story ends.
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text: ljchouinard's Titles The Final Cut by Catherine Coulter (2000s) This is the first book by this author. It is the first in a series introducing a Scotland Yard Agent on loan to the FBI to help with a case involving a Jewel thief. Very good and I hope to read more in this series. -- Added by ljchouinard on 03/08/2014 Add Comment The Longest Ride by Nicholas Sparks (2000s) Nicholas Sparks writes the nicest love stories and this book is about two couples one old and one young whose lives cross in the most surprising way. -- Added by ljchouinard on 03/01/2014 Add Comment And the Mountains Echoed by Khaled Hosseini (2000s) This is the third book by this Author His 1st book being the Kite Runner, the Second being A Thousand Splendid Suns, all are about the culthure of Afghanistan. This story is about a brother and sister who are separated when the sister is 4 years old and are finally reunited when both are old. Gives you picture of life in Afghanistan. -- Added by ljchouinard on 02/23/2014 Add Comment Fear Nothing by Lisa Gardner (2000s) Lisa Gardner has written another page turner about two sisters. I recommend any of her books if you like mysteries! -- Added by ljchouinard on 02/08/2014 Add Comment Paradise Valley by Robyn Carr (1980s) I would recommend any of Robyn Carr's books. Wonderful stories and people you would love to know. -- Added by ljchouinard on 02/02/2014 Add Comment Temptation Ridge by Robyn Carr (2000s) This the 2nd Book in a series of 3 and am waiting to start the next and last one called Paradise Valley. -- Added by ljchouinard on 01/31/2014 Add Comment Second Chance Pass by Robyn Carr (Other) I have just started to read some of Robyn Carr's Books and sorry when the book ends. Cannot wait for the next one to begin. -- Added by ljchouinard on 01/31/2014 Add Comment Dark Witch by Nora Roberts (2000s) 1st Book of another of Nora Roberts trilogy's can't wait for number 2 "Shadow Spell" -- Added by ljchouinard on 01/24/2014 Add Comment


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Handicapping the Rookie of the Year race
(Shelden Williams, get crammed on.)
I watch preseason NBA games for many reasons, none having to do with the quality of play: I love seeing the Stephane Lasmes of the world earn their headlines; watching preseason is more fun than NOT watching basketball; I'm entirely addicted to the NBA (I have a problem); it's interesting to see how offseason additions fit; and I love getting a look at the new rookies.
That last point might be the reason I most enjoy the NBA preseason. I dare you to watch this 40-second clip of John Wall and not be enthralled. I dare you. It's not going to happen. Talents like Wall enter the NBA and make you think, "What's possible?" With established players, you know what their ceiling is, or you at least have an idea. But with rookies? Until we find out otherwise, the rafters are the limit. Wall could become the NBA's best point guard within three years, Blake Griffin could become an electric mix of something in between Amare Stoudemire, Carlos Boozer and Dwight Howard, and Derrick Favors or DeMarcus Cousins could be the next great low-post threat. Before those guys play a single game, nothing's out of play.
Even less-heralded rookies inspire the imagination. Can Avery Bradley become the C's next defensive stopper? Does Luke Harangody have what it takes to be Danny Ainge's latest diamond in the rough? Could Semih Erden potentially displace one of the O'Neals in the lineup? Even with the picks who have less upside, the preseason is a time for hope. I can remember last preseason, reading about Lester Hudson: He averaged 27.5 pppg in college! He has a 6'9″ wingspan! He's got 3.4% body fat! This kid could be a keeper! Alas, Hudson was cut midway through the season after hardly making any impact on the Celtics. But before the season, there's always hope.
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On Monday, iTunes released three new celebrity playlists, something they've been doing since 2003. Thanks to iTunes, now nobody has to live without knowing what Anderson Cooper's listening to or why the employees of The Office like the music they do. And, as of Monday, we can
judge check out the musical tastes of Matthew McConaughey, Chris Evans, and Demetri Martin.
Chris Evans
Playlist: "Over the Hills and Far Away" – Led Zeppelin; "Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours" – Stevie Wonder; "Them Bones" – Alice in Chains; "Like Alcohol (A Hole the Size of Part 2)" – Nico Stai; "Juicy" – The Notorious B.I.G.; "Passing Me By" – The Pharcyde; "High and Dry" – Radiohead; "Whipping Post" – The Allman Brothers Band; "I Stay Away" – Alice in Chains; "Lovely Day" – Bill Withers; "September" – Earth, Wind & Fire; "Plush" – Stone Temple Pilots
Evans' playlist is a mixed bag of genres (like his career) with a little hip-hop, a little soul, and a little Radiohead. It's pretty cool that he's got an indie underdog like Nico Stai next to The Notorious B.I.G.'s "Juicy," which Evans defends as "the best rap song ever." My one bone to pick: He writes that Stone Temple Pilots is a band he could listen to all day. Well, Chris Evans, do it. I dare you to listen to them all day. And then not cut your ears off.
Demetri Martin
Playlist: "The King of Carrot Flowers, Pt. 1" – Neutral Milk Hotel; "Rainbow Sign" – Fruit Bats; "Is She Fiona" – The Gerbils; "Title and Registration" – Death Cab for Cutie; "Waste of Paint" – Bright Eyes; "Shape of My Heart" – Noah and the Whale; "Little Fury" – The Breeders; "Made from Tiny Boxes" – Flotation Toy Warning; "Lucky Number Nine" – The Moldy Peaches; "Put a Penny in the Slot" – Fionn Regan; "Lost Cause" – Beck; "We've been had" – The Walkmen; "You Broke My Heart" – Lavender Diamond; "A Hit" – Smog; "A.M. 180" – Grandaddy
Martin's collection is a predictable reflection of the comedian's indie lifestyle. From genre royalty Neutral Milk Hotel to the commercial hit "Lost Cause" by Beck, Martin's choices give fans insight into his personal life even if his explanations don't. He decided to use this space to make very literal, somewhat funny statements (probably to get you excited about his new show) rather than talk about music.
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Matthew McConaughey
Playlist: "Above the Bones" –Mishka; "Sun is Shining" – Bob Marley & The Wailers; "Revelry" –Kings of Leon; "Sail Away" – David Gray; "Some Paths" – Mishka;"Nothing Compares 2 U" – Sinéad O'Connor; "Ai Du" – Ali Farka Touré& Ry Cooder; "Broken Arrow" – Robbie Robertson; "Coastline Journey"– Mishka; "Pink Houses" – John Cougar Mellencamp; "Can't Take My EyesOff of You" – Lauryn Hill; "Groovin' Slowly" – John Butler Trio;"Beautiful Girl" – INXS; "Out the Door" – Mishka
Looks likeEvans was the only one to actually want to write about his music taste,since McConaughey used his lines to plug not one but TWO of hisupcoming movies! This makes me not care about what's on his playlist,since they're probably just songs that he wants to remind listeners ofhis films. And, well, they do. He compiled a list with a majority ofslow jams for the easy listener who just wants to coast through life.You know, like McConaughey's character in Dazed and Confused, and Failure to Launch, and Fool's Gold, and…. McConaughey's playlist is very…McConaughey.
So, PopWatchers, do you think differently of any of these three guysnow? Or do they pretty much fit the image you had of them? And take ourpoll to determine who has the best celebrity playlist!


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Intruder killed during home invasion
A man died Friday night during a home invasion in Buncombe County.
Investigators said they responded to a call of breaking and entering at a house on Luther Road in Candler.
Investigators said they found a man dead when they arrived, and the homeowner said he was involved in a struggle with the assailant.
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Watch Spotting At Pitti Uomo With Jeremy Kirkland And Justin Chung
Pitti Uomo…The mecca of menswear.
Do I sound dramatic? That's kind of the point.
This is where the peacocks strut. Men from all over the world come to Florence, Italy twice a year to buy and show upcoming clothing collections, drink espresso, smoke cigarettes, and try to get photographed looking cool.


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Local Seed Bombs Take Root across the Country
One local design studio brought back guerilla gardening, and their seed bombs have exploded nationally. Learn how the craze began with the designers' desire to connect Over the Rhine and Cincinnati.
As designers who value sustainable urban living, VisuaLingual (VL) Owners Maya Drozdz and Michael Stout wanted to find a way to mash-up their passion for typography, visual imagery and their neighborhood. They discovered the fusion in their gumball-sized seed bomb prototype made of wildflower seeds and fertilizer.
Seed bombs first came on the scene in the '70s when people would throw them into plots of land as a way to beautify urban areas. The throwers usually didn't own the land, so the term "guerilla gardening" was born. "The Midwest Seed Bombs, which are what we started with, was a way to draw relationship between Over the Rhine and Cincinnati, and other neighborhoods like it in Midwest cities," Drozdz says.
While the Midwest Seed Bombs were intended for one use, they were embraced as another. "Once you put something out into the world, it means a lot of things to different people, which is what happened with the selling of the seed bombs. They became DIY beautifications," Drozdz says. "It's no longer guerilla gardening."
The Midwest Seed Bombs sales began to take root in spring 2007 in VL's Etsy shop. Then the palm-sized seed pouches began to bomb store displays in Chicago. From there these vintage typography-dressed packages caught the eye of a buyer at the mod culture retailer Anthropologie.
VL began receiving order invoices for thousands of units and shipped them to stores around the nation. Now, there are seed bombs for every region of the country and even your four-legged friends.
"Knowing that we are not in this closed system, but instead, we are part of a larger local and national community has been enlightening," Stout says. "It really brings together the ideas of sustainability in a more complete sense. It's the entire economic, social and environmental relationships that make something sustainable, and that is definitely a balancing act."
Before seed bombs, and even now with seed bombs, VL designs and screen-prints have a hyperlocal focus. "We had been making work that was micro focused on aspects of right here [in Cincinnati]," Drozdz says. The team designs a variety of commissioned or self-authored prints emphasizing Cincinnati's urban neighborhoods. Today VL's designs are sold in 20 states and at a variety of online retailers. Prints reflect a designer's eye of Fountain Square, Over the Rhine, Florence Y'all Water Tower and more.
For more information about VL and their innovative creations, check out VisuaLingual.wordpress.com.
Photographer: Neysa Ruhl
Model: Maya Drozdz and Michael Stout
Location: M/I Homes Estates at Shayler Ridge Model Home
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Take Two for September 27, 2013
The latest on the fatal stabbing of Dodgers fan Jonathan Denver
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San Francisco police officers gather outside AT&T Park before the San Francisco Giants' baseball game against the Los Angeles Dodgers in San Francisco, Monday, April, 11, 2011. The Giants beefed up security for a three-game series against the Dodgers less than two weeks after a fight at Dodger Stadium left a Giants fan in a medically induced coma. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)
We start today's show with the latest information on a recent case of what may be sports-related violence.
On Wednesday night, a 24-year-old man named Jonathan Denver was stabbed to death following a Dodgers-Giants game in San Francisco.
RELATED: Update: Man faces homicide charge in Dodgers fan's slaying
Denver is the Fort Bragg ,California man who was killed near AT&T Park, the San Francisco Giants home field. The stabbing appears to have stemmed from an argument surrounding fans of the two teams, although the stabbing occurred four blocks from where the game was being played.
For more on this we're joined by Henry Lee, acrime reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle


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Immerso tra gli alberi sulla cresta della montagna, il Bed and Breakfast Foxtrot offre quattro lussuose camere con bagno privato e vista spettacolare del Monte. Leconte e il Great Smoky Mountains. I balconi si affacciano centro di Gatlinburg. Guarda il sorgere del sole mentre sorseggiate il caffè del mattino. Assaporare colazione preparata da uno chef professionista. Godere di un rifugio tranquillo, e crogiolarsi nella tranquillità della natura. Rilassatevi accanto al fuoco con un libro o la testa per avventura in Great Smoky Mountains. Il Foxtrot è a pochi minuti da ristoranti, sci, escursioni, shopping, golf, e altre attività Smoky Mountain.
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3,4 su ottobre 29, 2014
Excellent food!
4,8 su ottobre 28, 2014
Never having been to Gatlinburg before, my wife and I were not quite sure what to expect. However, we were celebrating our 1 year anniversary and were looking for a place that was romantic, cozy, and offered great access to everything that Gatlinburg / Pigeon Forge offer. The Foxtrot Inn turned out to be the perfect fit. It had the most amazing view of the mountains and while it is only 2-3 miles from downtown, you are located at the top of the mountain and cannot see the city due to the ridges, allowing for a sense of seclusion, without being isolated. Bob and Shirley were wonderful, very knowledgeable about the area, and able to answer all our questions. The inn itself was perfect and each morning we woke up to an incredible 3 course breakfast, cooked by Shirley and served on fine china by Bob. They even have their own cookbook, which we purchased as we wished to try replicating some of the recipes when we returned home. I would highly recommend staying here and have already told several of my family members about the place, you can't go wrong!
3,8 su ottobre 17, 2014
apart from the amazing view, which is alone worth the visit, we appreciated the quiet and calm atmosphere. the in-depth knowledge of the hosts about the Smokies was a truly valuable and added benefit.
4,2 su ottobre 16, 2014
The innkeepers are meticulous, attentive to your needs and informative. The evening desserts are wonderful. A very beautiful panoramic mountain view from the deck in a serene mountainside setting, but only a short drive to town. Gatlinburg was not our city-style, but the inn was a great place to stay.
4,4 su ottobre 14, 2014
We were very pleased with our stay at the FoxTrot B&B. Bob and Shirley are the perfect hosts, they have thought of everything. They give you a complete "tour" and explanation of their B&B and then are available to answer your questions. The goodies left out for your pleasure, along with the gourmet breakfasts were excellent. A perfect escape from Gatlinburg!
4,2 su ottobre 11, 2014
Very nice room, gorgeous view. Bob and Shirley are great hosts. Shirley is a great cook. It's very nice that they have coffee available all day. Try the locally-made taffy they offer - yummy.
3,8 su ottobre 07, 2014
We have stayed at many B&B's around the country and have never had meals as delicious and unique as the Prices provide! Very gracious hosts who are very knowledgeable of local history and helpful in providing specific information for first-timers to the area. All guests ate together which provided enjoyable conversation. Great setting overlooking the Smokey Mountains; very quiet and tranquil. Plan on returning again!
5 su settembre 20, 2014
Wasn't sure what to expect from a B&B! But Bob and Shirley made it a memorable experience. The room was very nice. You can even drink the beverage from the frig in your room for no extra charge. The breakfasts prepared by Shirley were awesome! It is also the little things that count, like little Moon pies, chocolate, and oatmeal pies in the room. Also, their well water taste great! Great room, great food, great conversations with the other couple and Bob and Shirley, and great hosts.
5 su settembre 16, 2014
This was our first time at a B&B and we couldn't be more impressed. From the sit-down 3 course served on fine china breakfast to the beautiful view, we would recommend to anyone. The only thing that you should be warned of is that breakfast is served and therefore at a specific time and may interfere with your plans for the day. If you want to sleep-in and/or be out exploring by a certain time in the morning, the serving of breakfast may interfere with your plans. Otherwise, it was amazing!
5 su settembre 10, 2014
Shirley and Bob are the ultimate hosts. From providing a great (and huge!) breakfast to being extremely knowledgable about the area, the service was great. Skip the town of Gatlinburg and head instead into the Great Smoky Mountains. You won't be disappointed!
ROARING FORKS-A gold-toned deluxe king room with a king-sized sleigh bed and a private bath. A Jacuzzi tub in the bath helps you relax at the end of the day. Take in the spectacular view from our common deck.
CHEROKEE ORCHARD-A richly decorated deluxe king room with a four-poster, king-sized bed, private bath, and extra vanity. View Mt. Leconte from the window. This room is approximately the size of a master bedroom suite in a home.
LECONTE SUNRISE –A honeymoon/anniversary suite decorated in sunny colors. The bedroom has a lovely natural wood, king-sized, four-poster bed, fireplace, and refrigerator. The suite also features an over-sized bathroom with a cathedral ceiling, a two-person whirlpool tub with a European shower, and a glass wall for views of Mt. Leconte and Gatlinburg. A private balcony allows quiet viewing of our spectacular scenery.
CHIMNEY VIEW-A two-room suite consisting of a bedroom with a king-sized, hand-made cedar bed, living room with a double-sized sofa sleeper, private bath with Jacuzzi tub, fireplace, refrigerator, and two private balconies for your enjoyment. See Mt. Leconte and Gatlinburg as you relax on the balcony.
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Seguici 441 o US 321 a Gatlinburg. In Gatlinburg, svoltare al semaforo # 10 su Ski Mountain Road. Rimanere sulla Ski Mountain Road fino a svoltare a destra su Wiley Oakley Drive (a 1,6 miglia). (0,2 miglia da Ski Mountain Road Wiley Oakley gira a sinistra al primo incrocio) Continuare su Wiley Oakley Drive per Garrett Road. Girare a sinistra su Garrett Road. Garrett Lane è la seconda a destra fuori di Garrett Road. Il Foxtrot B & B è la terza casa sulla destra a circa 2,8 miglia dal semaforo # 10.
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Classic music in Ravello
From the month of April starts the new season Ravello's concert.
The beautiful setting of Villa Rufolo host, until the end of October, a long series of evenings of great classic music.
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One of the members of another board I frequent had her baby on 1 November at only 26 weeks.
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I can't imagine what her and her family are going through. Positive thoughts and prayers being sent their way!
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There's heavy weather in the economic forecast in the U.S. for both coasts and the middle. How will we handle it? On a personal level, I've waited weeks for a rainy day to catch up on indoor chores, and we got almost two inches in the last 24 hours in Vermont.
I began by reading some back issues of the local paper, The Addison Independent, and found a guest editorial by Emersen Lynn Jr. of the Iola Register (Kansas). It reminded me of the blog posted here, Walking Across Afghanistan, that suggested our elected officials do what 91% of the Swiss Parliament now does, according to Lynn, walk or use public transportation to commute.
Sure that's Switzerland where the streets are narrow, where gasoline taxes make cars less attractive, and where there is a pledge to reduce carbon emissions. Lynn Jr., goes on to say that the reduction in car ownership and increased commuting by public transport, bicycles and walking is not a predictor of what American cities will move toward. However, don't most of our urban areas also suffer from too much traffic? Air pollution in Salt Lake City is so bad that it prevents little kids from going to pre-school programs too many days of the year. How expensive does gasoline have to be to curtail car ownership and use? What American doesn't need a way to insure regular physical exercise for improved appearance and outlook?
The problems facing the well-to-do European democracies seem more similar to ours than different. When circumstances are forcing us to take stock of what resources remain for us to apply in solving our mutual problems, let's believe that we can change.  Let's support legislation that encourages us to re-discover a slower pace and more conscious way of life. There's money to be saved on this route.


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Concept train provides passengers with real-time route info: dangerous intel?
The Schwebebahn is a suspended monorail in Wuppertal, Germany. Designer Andrea Schoellgen proposed this upgrade concept, which has a number of features to make things more convenient for today's commuters. The stroller spaces in the middle of cars and light-up handrails are great, but the feature we like the most is the interactive information panel. Train routes and times would be available to any passenger, presumably updated in real time with any delays or deviations.
Me likey, though in the wake of last week's terrorism scare, transportation officials probably aren't in a hurry to provide passengers with more information. But doing things like turning off in-cabin maps seems ridiculous to me, and having real-time info about your route and where the trains are on it would be incredibly useful to passengers in any subway system. Does keeping this info from the public really make us safer anyway? I say no, and I'd like to see interactive info panels in every station and subway car. But what do you think?
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Assemblywoman Margaret Markey (D-Maspeth) will be holding a hearing on March 8 regarding the remodeled Child Victims Act.
The CVA, introduced eight years ago, originally planned to extend the current statue of limitations for child sexual abuse for an extra five years. Current law grants a victim five years after their 18th birthday to come forward with allegations of sexual abuse.
"Over the past year, so many cases demonstrated that the current law is inadequate and that these victims require more than a five-year extension," Markey said. "That is why this new bill will seek to eliminate the criminal and civil statute of limitations."
The removal of the statute of limitations will alleviate the pressure for victims to come forward before they turn 28, something that co-sponsor Assemblyman Michael Miller (D-Southwest Queens) says is essential.
"You have to give these people an opportunity to have closure when this happens," he said. "These are young children that are experiencing, well, I don't even have the words to explain what they're experiencing. With the current law, you don't really give them the opportunity to face the person that abused them. This gives them that opportunity."
The New York State Child Advocacy Resource and Consultation Center states that one in five women and one in ten men report that they were sexually abused as children. The actual number of cases is unknown as many victims never come forward.
Markey said she expects a substantial turnout for the hearing at the State Office Building in at 250 Broadway in Manhattan. The Assembly's Codes Committee and Markey will hear from law enforcement, victims and mental health experts in favor of the CVA.
"We are particularly interested in hearing about research that demonstrates why so many victims do not come to grips with abuse they have suffered until later in life," she said.
One speaker, a victim, will be flying out from Hong Kong to share his story.
"I think that shows the dedication people have to this issue," Markey added, "The fact that this man is flying out on his own dime shows you the impact this has. It's something they never forget. They want justice."
The challenge Markey and the other Assembly members face now is getting the bill passed through the Senate. In the eight years the CVA has existed, it has been passed by the Assembly four times but has never been brought to the Senate floor.
Markey and Miller, though optimistic, say they are unsure of what the Senate will do with the bill.
"I don't know," Miller said. "The Senate is a hard body to determine what's going to happen. Of course, I do hope it's brought to the Senate and goes through."
Laura Ahearn, the executive director of Parents for Megan's Law, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the prevention and treatment of child sexual abuse and rape, said she is in full support of the bill but isn't sure it will be ratified.
"If it gets put through, it's going to open large institutions up to being held accountable," she says.
Institutions such as the Catholic Church which has had many incidents involving child molestation could have a lot to lose.
Ahearn mentioned she was uncertain if this would be a factor in the state government's decision.
"I don't know how willing legislators will be to do that to these institutions but we do have high hopes that the state will correct this wrong," Ahearn said.
"There is an overwhelming amount of support from people regarding this bill," Markey says. "From victims to organizations and even from people who haven't been victimized but just care about the cause."
A rally and educational forum will be held in Albany at State Lobby Days on April 16 and on April 17. Markey also has a petition online for the public to sign. Supporters can add their names by visiting childvictimsact.org.


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It is important to note that as from 1 July 2010, the Department of Home Affairs has advised that they will no longer be permitting entry to foreign truck drivers unless they have work permits. The Department has advised that any such foreign truck drivers will be required to have work permits, whether or not the truck has been registered in South Africa or outside our borders.
If such truck drivers from foreign countries need to enter South Africa for the purpose of driving a truck, which forms part of their trade, occupation or profession, then such person will be required to have a work permit endorsed in their passport.
Previously, the situation has always been that such foreigners were entitled to enter South Africa on visitor's visas and perform the necessary tasks within South Africa and leave prior to the expiry of such visitor's visa. This is obviously no longer the case.
This will obviously have a major impact on the road freight industry due to the tiresome process that is involved in obtaining a work permit.
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Daily Mail Seeks General Reporters
Writers, you're in luck. Mail Online is looking for a few general reporters to round out its editorial team.
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What could be better than having a handy button or menu command that initiates an action, for example, a button in Word that applies a particular font or inserts AutoText?
There are many commands that are associated with a category that don't appear on the menu or toolbar. The Format category, for example, contains many unusual commands, such as Double Underline, that aren't on the Format menu or Formatting toolbar. However, there's so much more. In Word, you can create a brand new command that will assign a font, apply a style, run a macro, or insert an AutoText entry.
You create a new command from the Commands tab in the Customize dialog box. In the Categories list, you choose the type of command you are interested in. Then select the exact command from the Commands list, and drag into the desired position.
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CDMA BlackBerry Bold 9650 officailly announced at WES 2010
It's been rumored for quite some time now, and today RIM kicked off WES 2010 by announcing the BlackBerry Bold 9650. The Bold 9650 will come to CDMA markets packing Wi-Fi and an optical trackpad, and will be the direct replacement for the Tour 9630 smartphone. It's expected the Bold 9650 will come to both Verizon and Sprint VERY shortly. It's not expected that Bold 9650 will come to Canada anytime soon, as most CDMA companies (like Bell and TELUS) have converted to HSPA in most provinces.
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CDMA customers get a bold new choice with powerhouse 3G smartphone that offers premium features and performance together with popular keyboard and trackpad, as well as support for Wi-Fi and high-speed 3G networks around the world
Waterloo, ON – Research In Motion (RIM) (Nasdaq: RIMM; TSX: RIM) today introduced the BlackBerry® Bold™ 9650 smartphone – the latest addition to the BlackBerry Bold portfolio of premium smartphones. Sophisticated, powerful and feature-rich, the BlackBerry Bold 9650 is a global smartphone for CDMA customers who want to stay connected, productive and entertained.
"The new BlackBerry Bold 9650 is an extraordinary smartphone that we think customers will love," said Mike Lazaridis, President and Co-CEO at Research In Motion. "Whether at work or at play, the new BlackBerry Bold 9650 offers a truly impressive communications, multimedia and connectivity experience."
The BlackBerry Bold 9650 smartphone supports 3G (EVDO) networks in North America and (HSPA/UMTS) abroad and has a full-QWERTY keyboard, optical trackpad and built-in Wi-Fi® (802.11 b/g), which makes it possible to talk on the phone while browsing the web or sending and receiving email. The BlackBerry Bold 9650 also includes 512 MB Flash memory and an expandable memory card slot that supports up to 32 GB microSDHC cards, with a 2 GB card included.
The BlackBerry Bold 9650 fuses form and function in a striking design and, in addition to providing premium phone and multimedia features, it of course delivers the industry's leading mobile solution for email, messaging (IM, SMS, MMS) and social networking.
Other key features of the BlackBerry Bold 9650 smartphone include:
- Stylish design (4.4" x 2.4" x .56" and 4.8 oz.) with glossy black finish and chrome highlights
- Large (2.44") high-resolution display (480 x 360 resolution at 245 ppi), able to display pictures, videos and web pages with impressive contrast and detail
- 3.2 MP camera with flash, variable zoom, image stabilization, autofocus and video recording
- Advanced media player for videos, pictures and music, a 3.5 mm stereo headset jack and support for the Bluetooth® Stereo Audio Profile (A2DP/AVCRP)
- BlackBerry® Media Sync for easily syncing photos as well as iTunes® and Windows Media® Player music with the smartphone*
- Easy mobile access to Facebook®, MySpace and Flickr®, as well as popular instant messaging services including BlackBerry® Messenger
- Support for BlackBerry App World™, featuring a broad and growing catalog of third-party mobile applications developed specifically for BlackBerry smartphones
- Full HTML web browser, streaming audio and video via RTSP
- Built-in GPS with support for geotagging, BlackBerry® Maps and other mapping applications
- Premium phone features including voice activated dialing, speakerphone, and Bluetooth (2.1).
- Support for high-speed EV-DO Rev. A networks in North America, as well as UMTS/HSPA (2100Mhz) and quad-band EDGE/GPRS/GSM networks abroad
- Removable and rechargeable 1400 mAhr battery for 5 hours of CDMA talk time
The BlackBerry Bold 9650 smartphone is expected to be available from carriers in the United States beginning in May. For more information visit www.blackberry.com/bold.
Editors: Additional content, including video, spec sheet and images, is available in RIM's online newsroom: www.rim.com/newsroom/media/gallery.
* Certain music files may not be supported, including files that contain digital rights management technologies. Photo syncing is currently only available for Windows-based PCs.


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Oren Etzioni Tapped by Microsoft Co-Founder to Lead New AI Institute
John Cook of GeekWire recently reported, "Perhaps no one has been more synonymous with the startup ethos at the University of Washington than computer science professor Oren Etzioni, a mainstay on campus for more than two decades and an inspiration for budding entrepreneurs in academia. An expert in search, data mining and machine learning, Etzioni's technologies have formed the basis of startup companies such as Netbot (acquired by Excite), Farecast (acquired by Microsoft) and Decide.com (backed by Madrona, Maveron and others). Now, Etzioni, who earned his PhD in computer science from Carnegie Mellon University, is moving on from academia after nearly 30 years." Read more


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Lost On the Mountain! One Massive Hike, Part 2
November 6, 2011 by Diane Berry · 4 Comments
Continuing our story about summiting Colorado's 2nd highest peak, Mt. Massive, this past summer while on our annual trip out west, we soon encountered more adventure than we bargained for. In spite of the fact that our hike had multiplied from 6.2 miles to a rather "massive" 13.6 miles the day before, Meghan, the non-hiker among us, decided to undertake the journey with us. This meant that all three dogs would accompany us as well, which thrilled them all!
We were up at 5 am and enjoyed a breakfast of granola bars, juice and, for Terry and me, coffee for a quick bit of energy. We tend to eat light before and during a hike and enjoy a celebratory meal afterwards. We packed up our snacks for the trail (almonds, dried cherries and cranberries, peanuts) and loaded up plenty of water. Once the excited puppies were leashed up, we were off. It was 5:40 am.
We arrive at our revised trailhead at 6:22 am and pose for a few pictures before heading out. It is 44 degrees and 6:33 when we start our hike. Ryan immediately takes the lead with Jack, one of our three year old English cockers and his special companion. It is not long before they are out of sight.
Meghan stays with us for awhile, but eventually starts venturing ahead, waiting for us at each hill when she finds herself needing a break, so we see her every few minutes. She has chosen to walk Molly for the first half of the hike, our other three year old spaniel and I am walking Annie, the six year old mother of the other two.
Meghan is ahead of us when Terry and I arrive at the intersection at which we must turn left and take the Mt. Massive Trail, which ascends sharply, rather than continue on the Colorado Trail, which is much gentler. It is 7:57 am and we have been hiking nearly an hour and a half. At the hill just beyond this intersection, we note that, for the first time, Meghan did not wait for us to catch up, but think nothing of it at this point. The scenery is beautiful, the weather delightful and we are enjoying being out in the wild this spectacular summer day.
Eventually it occurs to us that it has been more than 30 minutes since we last saw Meghan and begin to get concerned about that. She is the least experienced hiker among us and, for the first time, we wonder if she failed to follow the Mt. Massive Trail, even though she knew we were climbing Mt. Massive. We begin to walk very slowly, waiting for her to appear, either ahead of us or behind us. When she does not, we decide that Terry will head back the way we came and I will continue slowly forward in the hopes one of us will find her. We are cautious about this decision, however, as it means now all four of us will be hiking alone, never a good choice.
Terry turns and runs back down the mountain, calling Meghan's name. Annie and I continue on, walking very slowly, taking pictures and making the most of the beautiful surroundings and scenery we are enjoying. The minutes pass slowly, as pleasant as the environment is, but we are making the most of it. It is nearly a half hour later when Terry rejoins me alone… More to come…
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Chuck Berner DDS, MAGD, DABFO, Forensic Odontologist. Dr. Berner is a member of the Florida Emergency Mortuary Operations Response System, the federal Disaster Mortuary Operations Response Team, Region V and is grateful to have received the Commanders Award for Meritorious Service. He deployed as part of the DMORT response to Hurricane Katrina and the Joplin Tornado and is a member of the National Dental Image Repository review panel for consultation to the Criminal Justice Information Services division of the FBI. Dr. Berner was honored to have received the Assistant Director's Award for Excellence at CJIS in Clarksburg, WV. Dr. Berner is grateful for the opportunity to have regularly trained not only with his DMORT V team but also for the opportunity to have trained under the National Disaster Medical System with DMORT Regions IV and VI, the WMD team and the OFDA MRT. Completing a yearlong Forensic Fellowship at the Univ. of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio, Dr. Berner began an association as collaborating scientist and was granted Fellow status with the Univ. of Buffalo's Laboratory for Forensic Odontologic Research. He has Fellow status in the American Academy of Forensic Sciences, was elected to the Board of Governors of the American Society of Forensic Odontology and has earned his Diplomate status to the American Board of Forensic Odontology. He is a consultant to the Summit County Medical Examiner's Office and the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System. Dr. Berner is also a member of the International Association for Identification, the Ohio Identification Officers Association and often presents to his local first responders and SANE/SART community. Dr. Berner was inducted as a Master in the Academy of General Dentistry, has earned the Life Long Learning/Service Recognition Award and reviews manuscripts and papers submitted for publication. Dr. Chuck Berner has practiced general dentistry for over 30 years in Cleveland, Ohio.


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Feet dance up and down the six electric strips that run across a 4,200-square-foot raised floor amid shouts of "En garde!" and blunted foils whipping through the air, meeting each other with the piercing ring of steel on steel or glancing off of padded vests. This scene takes place each weeknight at Salle d'Etroit Fencing Academy, where coaches Ben Schleis, Rebecca Keeling, and Jon Zelkowski teach the finer points of fencing, a sport originally developed by the French as an excuse to wear white after Bastille Day. The experts preside over classes for adults and youths, teaching them to wield foils, épées, and sabers.
In addition to organizing classes, the United States Fencing Association–sanctioned club hosts tournaments and matches pupils with new and used equipment at the pro shop. Should their weapons have issues after being used to clean whales' teeth, students can drop by the armory, where technicians take care of rewiring blades and other fixes.
A small family-run European circus, a Dutch unicycling school, various roofs?these are just a few of the places where Cirque Amongus' staff of performers has been known to hang out. Through hands-on programs, teachers enrich students' sense of teamwork, motor skills, and self-esteem by teaching them circus-arts fundamentals, which they'll use to dazzle friends and families in performances. Voted one of the top places to host a child's birthday party in Michigan by eHow, Cirque Amongus lets kids sample acrobatics at birthday parties, perfect juggling routines at afterschool sessions, and run the mile in clown shoes during school visits. Children can also practice unicycling at drop-in workshops, or test out new magic tricks at open-stage nights.
The independently owned Community Bowling Centers accommodate bowlers of all ages and abilities, featuring bumper-equipped lanes and lightweight balls designed for the hands of pintsize players. At 10 smoke-free locations throughout the region, guests enjoy open hours in addition to league opportunities and special events. The onsite bar serves ice-cold cups of soda or beer, which guests may raise in toasts to friendship and man's ability to hydrate himself. On select evenings, the alley lights turn down and the ethereal illumination of Glow N Bowl takes over with laser-light shows and fog machines. As balls roll down phosphorescent lanes, a sound track of thumping beats and alien distress calls saturates the space.
Coach's Corner Bar & Grill reverberates with the enthusiastic play-by-play of sportscasters, which bellows from the surround-sound speakers affixed to 23 flat-screen TVs. A row of 15 different draft beers stretches across the bar, and nearby tabletops prop up platters of burgers, fish dinners, ribs, and chicken wings. Throughout the week, the bar bustles with a variety of events and contests—from trivia nights to euchre tournaments—that offer guests a reprieve from less exciting evenings of washing a sink full of dishes or watching a sink full of paint dry.
Phoenix Theatres transports its audiences to exotic lands, forbidden romances, and CGI-animal kingdoms of the 100% digital silver screen. With some films shown in RealD XL 3-D, crowds can immerse themselves even further into the suspended belief of film. Phoenix Theatres' Ensemble offers a rotating selection specialty programs such as plays, operas, and ballets. Concessions provide free refills on sodas and large popcorns, fueling imaginations for sprints toward stories' thrilling or heartwarming resolutions.
The sudden clatter of a billiards break. The quick shuffling of cards. A pinball machine's clanging bells. All can be heard at The Velvet Rail, where everything from regulation-size felt-topped tables to foosball and air hockey keep patrons of all ages entertained. As a digital jukebox pumps out tunes, snacks such as hot dogs, nachos, and hummus fuel games of snooker or pool, and free WiFi allows players to post online personal ads for "eight ball seeks corner pocket."


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Coconut Grove Wins Snackdown By a Whisker
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A neighborhood that has prided itself on weird ever since it was settled in 1825, decades before Miami became a city, the Grove fell behind, then clawed its way back during the week of voting. It unexpectedly demolished South Beach in the first round.of voting and never looked back.
Coral Gables, which few expected to make the final round, led for much of the last week.
Both areas have great dining scenes. Highbrow types, like our own Lee Klein, might poo-poo the scene there, but the people have spoken.
A party is planned in the next couple of weeks to present the winning neighborhood with a plaque. Stay tuned!
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