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Science
High Touch High Tech Serving the tri-county area since 1991. www.sciencemadefunSFL.net 800-639-7923 Miami Science Museum 3280 S. Miami Ave, Miami www.miamisci.org 305-646-4200 Museum of Discovery and Science 401 SW 2nd St., Ft. Lauderdale www.mods.org...Tags: Museums, Science, Palm Beach (Palm Beach, Florida), Arts and Culture, West Palm Beach
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Attractions & Museums
Billy Swamp Safari Big Cypress Seminole Reservation Semtribe.com/safari 800-GO-SAFARI Boca Raton Children's Museum 498 Crawford Blvd., Boca Raton www.cmboca.org 561-368-6875 Butterfly World 3600 W. Sample Road www.butterflyworld.com 954-977-4400...Tags: Science, Deerfield Beach, Canoeing and Kayaking, Wildlife, Fishing
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The 1990s: Air & Sea Show takes off — so does Huizenga's business empire
This was the decade that Hurricane Andrew in 1992 caused a shift northward of Hispanics and Caribbean islanders, and Fort Lauderdale began printing recycling instructions in Spanish and Creole as well as English. Huizenga re-emerged on the business scene...Tags: Blockbuster, Emergency Planning, New River (Broward, Florida), Broward County, Disasters and Accidents
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Checking In: The Sheraton Fort Lauderdale Beach Hotel has a multimillion-dollar facelift
1140 Seabreeze Blvd., Fort Lauderdale; sheraton.com/fortlauderdalebeach; 954-524-5551
Back story: Formerly known as the Sheraton Yankee Clipper, the Fort Lauderdale Beach Hotel reopened in January 2010 after a multimillion-dollar renovation. A Fort...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Spring Training, National Football League, Broward Center for the Performing Arts, Hotels and Accommodations
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Family vacation hot spots in Ft. Lauderdale
- Butterfly World, in Coconut Creek, is 10 acres of waterfalls, and tropical gardens and home to thousands of living, brightly colored butterflies. Visit the outdoor café. Admission is about $25 for adults, $20 for children three-11 and kids under three...Tags: Wetlands, Entertainment, Lifestyle and Leisure, Sawgrass Mills, Travel
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Success is found in the process of writing grants
Who: Jodi Pearl is a grant coordinator, at Memorial Healthcare System in Hollywood.
Why: Grant writing became Pearl's accidental career. She was planning on a career in anthropology. She received a Master of Arts Degree, in anthropology from Florida...Tags: Healthcare Provider, Employment Opportunities, Twitter, Inc., Career and Workplace, Florida
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Family of beating victim wants people to remember his life, not his violent death
South Florida Sun-SentinelThe birthday card arrived in the mail, inexplicably, like it did most every year. Russell Gaynor opened it, feeling sadness and frustration, as he did every time he thought of his older brother -- the one he once idolized, the one who had become a ghost....Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Symptoms, Behavioral Conditions, Murder, Dining and Drinking
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A collision of troubled lives: teens with disorderly past, men struggling with homelessness
South Florida Sun-SentinelHe is the grinning boy in the video flashed around the world, the one police say clubbed a homeless man with a baseball bat. He is 17, his days now spent writing to an ex-girlfriend from the Broward County Jail: ... All I do is think about you, but...Tags: Mental Health, Hospitals and Clinics, Murder, Health and Safety at School, Dining and Drinking
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Florida Beach Guide: Fort Lauderdale
![<a href="http://www.sunny.org/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow" > Fort Lauderdale</a> has successfully shed its image as a Spring Break circus and become a more tranquil family resort. But something of the old song Where the Boys Are still applies, as the city is regularly voted one of the top vacation destinations for gays. In recent years tall buildings have sprouted -- luxury hotels on the beach, luxury condos downtown -- but they haven't totally altered the beach town feel. And now, in addition to salt water, you get a few more urban pleasures.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-01/45388774-19081455.jpg "<a href="http://www.sunny.org/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"nofollow\" > Fort Lauderdale</a> has successfully shed its image as a Spring Break circus and become a more tranquil family resort. But something of the old song Where the Boys Are still applies, as the city is regularly voted one of the top vacation destinations for gays. In recent years tall buildings have sprouted -- luxury hotels on the beach, luxury condos downtown -- but they haven't totally altered the beach town feel. And now, in addition to salt water, you get a few more urban pleasures.")
South Florida Sun-SentinelFort Lauderdale has successfully shed its image as a Spring Break circus and become a more tranquil family resort. But something of the old song Where the Boys Are still applies, as the city is regularly voted one of the top vacation destinations for...Tags: Spring Break, International Swimming Hall of Fame, IMAX, Dining and Drinking, Broward Center for the Performing Arts
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Entertainment Q&A -- June 24
Sun-SentinelQ. I have company coming here from California for the July 4, 2003 week and the following week. Is there anything special going on? I would like to watch the fireworks in the Pompano Beach area. Can you help me out on this? -- Alison A. The city of...Tags: Showtime (tv network), Vehicles, Broward County, Science, Miami Beach
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