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Latitude: 26.270658 -- Longitude: -80.259163
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Coral Springs is located at 26°16'14?N, 80°15'33?W (26.270658, -80.259163).GR1 According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 62.5 km² (24.1 mi²). 61.9 km² (23.9 mi²) of it is land and 0.6 km² (0.2 mi²) of it (0.99%) is water. The name "Quartermore" was considered for the city due to the fact that the purchase of three acres of land used to earn the buyer another acre, or a "quarter more". Development of downtown areas of Coral Springs is underway around the Sample Road and University Drive area. Other projects include major exterior renovations to the decaying Coral Square Mall, and small indoor projects. -- Source: Wikipedia.com
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Coral Springs is located at 26°16'14?N, 80°15'33?W (26.270658, -80.259163).GR1 According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 62.5 km² (24.1 mi²). 61.9 km² (23.9 mi²) of it is land and 0.6 km² (0.2 mi²) of it (0.99%) is water. The name "Quartermore" was considered for the city due to the fact that the purchase of three acres of land used to earn the buyer another acre, or a "quarter more". Development of downtown areas of Coral Springs is underway around the Sample Road and University Drive area. Other projects include major exterior renovations to the decaying Coral Square Mall, and small indoor projects. -- Source: Wikipedia.com
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Census Data for Coral Springs, Florida
Florida 2000 Census Population Profile Map| Coral Springs | Florida | United States | |
| Population | 117,549 | 15,982,378 | 281,421,906 |
| Median age | 33.8 | 38.7 | 35.3 |
| Median age for Male | 32.7 | 37.3 | 34 |
| Median age for Female | 34.8 | 40.1 | 36.5 |
| Households | 39,522 | 6,337,929 | 105,480,101 |
| Household population | 116,982 | 15,593,433 | 273,643,273 |
| Average household size | 2.96 | 2.46 | 2.59 |
| Families | 31,309 | 4,210,760 | 71,787,347 |
| Average family size | 3.3 | 2.98 | 3.14 |
| Housing units | 41,337 | 7,302,947 | 115,904,641 |
| Occupied units | 39,522 | 6,337,929 | 105,480,101 |
| Vacant units | 1,815 | 965,018 | 10,424,540 |
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Your Evening Sift
01/17/2012
It was rather quiet in the South Florida blogosphere today. I took in lunch at Rok Brgr in Lauderdale this afternoon and found it to be pedestrian in comparison to its prices. Not sure how long this one is going to be around. Here's your evening Sift.
A- There's a new burger spot right across the street from the legendary Charm City Burgers in Deerfield Beach and Burgers by the Beach rates it pretty good.
The Hungry Wolf Burger, along with every other burger, is made with Certified Angus USDA Prime beef. This double quarter-pounder was grilled perfectly and had that high quality meat taste you look for in a burger.B- Some good lookin' offshore boat racing photos that would make a desktop proud...at Nikon Miami.
C- Photos from last night's Spam Allstar gig at the Green Parrot in Key West.
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Improv Everywhere, there was one, lone Miami participant.
Here's the official No Pants video...
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A- Ipanemic has a plan and it doesn't include South Florida.
B- Go Hydrology! says that Honeybell oranges are out there although I have yet to see one in my local Publix.
It’s incredibly easy (and clean) to peel and has only a few seeds. Best of all is its juice which I can only describe as nectar sweet.C- Worst Pizza found next to nothing to complain about when they visited the new PieZano's in Boca but they still only gave them 6 out of 8 stars. I'm officially done trying to understand their rating system.
Anthony, who opened PieZano’s hails from Brooklyn, and has the accent to prove it. When not yelling things to employees in Italian, he is a down to earth pizza owner, who believes in giving quality ingredients to the customers he serves. He owned a bunch of location throughout New Jersey, before ultimately realizing that living in the cold was no way to live. So he moved his family down and quickly found a location to open a pizza joint. Lucky for those of us who live in Boca Raton, he chose our city to do so in.D-Belle Isle Blog posts some great drawings of the new exercise path in Miami Beach that they got from somewhere.
It looks a little less exciting than described (I’m not sure what they mean by “elevated” in the written descriptions) but it sure will provide a safe path for walking and running and strollering.E- Swampy commentary on South Florida's visual pollution from Swampstyle.
The argument against billboards is simple, they are often so imposing that it is almost impossible to not look at them. If you don't like a tee-vee commercial, change the channel. If you don't approve of magazine ads, turn the page. But the appropriation of our common eye/air space for the benefit of private interest is just plain ballsy.F- Some Miami International Art Fair photos are up and ready to be viewed at Soul of Miami.
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A- As we get older, Bark Bark Woof Woof tells us what starts to happen.
While I was waiting I saw a college-aged kid trying to send a fax. He was completely flummoxed. First, he wasn’t sure how to feed the paper into the tray. Then he kept getting a message through the little speaker, but he couldn’t figure out what it meant by “you must first dial a one.”B- Random Pixels posts an internal email that was sent out to Herald staff today concerning their move to new quarters.
C- Jeff Eats takes his turn at checking out BGR- The Burger Joint.
What I especially liked here, was that the burgers were “cooked” over an open-flame–and not on a stainless steel griddle. Now, I got nothing against griddle burgers, but BGR’s flame technique was a nice change from the standard fast food modus operandi.D- CSA Share Week #6, as pictorially presented by Redland Rambles.
E- Some Blogging Guy is recovering slowly from the flu and shares some home cold remedies.
Mint tea. Badia is the brand and their very inexpensive mint tea is fabulous. I drank that all day long, nice and hot, with honey. Once or twice I even dabbed a drop of hot sauce into the tea.F- Meet South Florida Food and Wine at her book signing next week at Books & Books in Coral Gables.
On Wednesday, January 18th, 2012 at 8:00 pm Books & Books in Coral Gables is hosting my Miami book signing, for the Food Lovers’ Guide to Miami & Fort Lauderdale.G- Lawyers becoming chefs, at South Florida Lawyers.
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01/17/2012
Who remembers their first tweet?
Check out The First Lady's recent first tweet...
You can follow First Lady Michelle Obama at @MichelleObama, although I've been told that most conservatives have been looking for her using @OneAngrySocialistBlackLadyWhoLikesChe.
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"Metrorail ‘Bike and Ride’ Gets a Boost With New Hanging Bike Racks"
Transit Miami's straightforward and informative post about new bike racks on Metrorail was the favorite of the Editors last month...but not by much.
Let's check out how they voted...
Here is some of the commentary that the Editors filed after they voted.
Ipanemic:
"Redland Rambles was my pick, although (more so than normal), this was a tough call. All of the nominees (with the exception of mine) provided enjoyable and informative reading with regard to some aspect of life in South Florida. In the end, I chose Redland's coverage of the 7th annual Farm Day event as it provided a nice look into something a little different in the area. If I could've split my vote between RP, TM, and RR, I would have."
Searching for Normalcy:
South Florida Food and Wine:"My vote goes to Random Pixels because this is exactly the kind of piece I want to read when it comes to learning about a new restaurant or other local establishment. Thanks to this post, I'm pretty sure I will be checking out Alaska Coffee the next time I am in the Aventura area. Plus, I just love coffee. =)"
"Redland Rambles did another great job of detailing to her readers what an experience "at the farm" is like; and this time it was "a party at the farm."
Mike Lamonica:
"This month, I'm with Transit Miami. I'm a Metrorailer and I'm a biker on the Metrorail. This post was not only great but had me at hello.
I don't want to blow smoke up anyone's behind, but I really think all the nominees are worthy of winning this month. As I type this there is a three way tie in the voting. I can't wait to see how it shakes out. Good luck to everyone."
South Florida Lawyers:
"Really enjoyed the leisurely, inquisitive way in which Random Pixels unfolds his discovery of a funky new coffee shop. If you are open to new experiences, you will often be rewarded. Great post."
You can view all the nominees here and check out all the past SFDB Posts of the Month at the bottom of the right sidebar.
Congrats to Transit Miami for squeaking out a win and thanks for the comments, Editors!
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A- Random Pixels points out WPLG's mistake of calling Miami-Dade County Hall by the wrong name.
No, Calvin! It's not "city hall." It's not "Miami county hall." It's Miami-Dade County Hall.B- Miami Beach 411 posts video of Occupy Miami protestors being arrested at FIU yesterday.
At 4:38, police moved in and started making arrests, making good on their five-minute promise.C- Fruit and Spice Park in Homestead is visited by Redland Rambles.
Apparently, they don’t understand that five minutes in Miami actually means 20 minutes.
After making seven arrests, police drove off with their prisoners while a group of activists made their way to speak to FIU Police Chief Alexander Casas, who told them that of the seven activists, four were not actual students, which somehow made them even more in violation.
However, FIU has always been open to the public. It is a public university with a section of its parking lot metered for public parking.
Now the 37 acre county park is lush with over 500 varieties of fruits, vegetables, spices, herbs and nuts, some you may have heard of, and many you might not have. Tram tours will take you around, and the guide will fill you in about the plants and the history of the park. Where else in Miami would you find 150 varieties of mangos, 75 varieties of bananas, crimson gak fruit, sensitive cacao growing sheltered in a heated greenhouse, or annatto to stain your fingertips bright orange?D- Obalesque makes the case for airlines to charge according to a passenger's weight.
Charging per pound would not only address the basic economic inequality of airline tickets, it would serve the same social function as prohibiting smoking in restaurants and firearms in bars (except in Florida, where a drunk packing heat is regarded as a disincentive to crime, specifically those that involve shooting. Don’t ask). Individuals would have the choice to change their habits and save money — or not — but in both cases, there would be economic consequences. And the free ride ends.E- Not surprisingly, Gun Free Zone is a big Tim Tebow fan.
I guess me and many others are just plain tired of NFL players behaving like caricatures of themselves:Stupid, highly egotistical & faithless morons. Tebow represents something different and even fresh in our times. And I guess many others resent what he is and represents and have no problem bashing him for what he is (but surprisingly cannot complain much about his game) and do it in a less than classy manner.F- Beached Miami presents a story of a lost dog that was eventually reunited with its owner in North Miami Beach.
On New Year’s Eve, on my way to a potluck in North Miami Beach, I spotted a Shih-Tzu running headlong at my car with his tongue hanging out, the poof of his off-white fur ablaze in my headlights. I stopped the car and opened the door. He jumped in and laid down in the passenger seat. He was filthy and collarless. Just like that, I had a dog.G- Bark Bark Woof Woof takes a crack at the New York Times column that was mentioned yesterday by Discourse.
You don't have to call someone a liar, but when you are presented with a statement from someone like Mitt Romney who says, for example, that President Obama has "apologized for America," all you have to do is cite the fact that there is no evidence that he has done any such thing and let the reader come to the obvious conclusion that Mr. Romney is, to be charitable, making shit up.
If a $7,000-a-year reporter for a little radio station in Northern Michigan could figure that out in 1979, surely the same thing must occur to the mighty New York Times.
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01/17/2012
UPDATE 5:50 P.M. MONDAY, JAN. 17 — After getting reports from locals about seeing Rosie along I-4 westbound near the State Road 44 exit, not far from the Volusia County Fairgrounds, Cindy and Karan Freimark rented a car and checked it out this afternoon.
They spotted Rosie along I-4's westbound la ...
75 acres burn in Deltona; Volusia County on high alert
01/17/2012
Deltona firefighters are keeping a close watch on a patch of charred wilderness from which three families were evacuated Sunday afternoon.
"About 1 o'clock, I got a call in Oviedo. It was my daughter, and she said a cop came to the door and told them to leave," said Earl Morgan, as he and his neighb ...
Plans in place to transform DeLand’s Earl Brown Park
01/17/2012
The City of DeLand is firming up its plans for sweeping changes at Earl Brown Park.
A $6.7 million master plan for the park on South Alabama Avenue includes $2.2 million in improvements to Spec Martin Memorial Stadium, part of which the city hopes to recoup in a lease with Stetson University, once t ...
Nature Scenes - Giraffes are docile, social animals
01/17/2012
Does the giraffe, in the photo accompanying this column, have an attitude? He appears to be sticking out his tongue at me, but he had actually just finished eating a snack that a kind person at Brevard Zoo had purchased for him.
Nine subspecies of giraffes live in savannas in Africa. The average mal ...
Services honor Martin Luther King Jr.
01/17/2012
Dr. King honored in Deltona
The members of Deltona Dream Keepers have planned a three-day celebration to honor the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. MLK 2012 has as its theme “Expressing Our Expectations.”
Dr. Willie Kimmons will be the featured guest speaker at a Breakfast Celebration at 9 a.m. S ...
Good theater in the Weekend Calendar
01/17/2012
Friday, Jan. 13
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Ecumenical Service
7 p.m. at Greater Union First Baptist Church in DeLand, 240 S. Clara Ave.
Barefoot in the Park
7:30 p.m. at the Athens Theatre, 124 N. Florida Ave., DeLand. A comedy by Neil Simon. Opening night. Tickets: $20 VIP; $16 adults; $14 se ...
West Volusia Beacon Movie Review — The Devil Inside
01/17/2012
Rated R for disturbing scenes, violence, strong language and crude dialogue
By Patrick Sessoms
This year has gotten off to a rough start with The Devil Inside leading the charge right out of the gate. The fact that it’s a found-footage exorcism film whose marketing gimmick is it wasn’t endorsed ...
West Volusia Beacon Deal of the Weekend
01/17/2012
Welcome to the Beacon Deal of the Weekend.
Today is Friday, January 13, 2012. These deals are valid through various dates.
Each Friday, we'll post a video message to share with you the "extreme" coupon offers that will allow you to get something free — or nearly free — over the weekend.
We in ...
Have you seen Rosie? Sightings reported after dog lost in crash near Lake Helen
01/17/2012
UPDATE 11:30 A.M. MONDAY, JAN. 16 — Rosie the dog is still missing after disappearing from the scene of a wreck on I-4 near Lake Helen Jan. 7, but the family is encouraged, Cindy Freimark said.
Several people have reported sightings of a dog that appears to be Rosie, in response to The Beacon's ar ...
Volusia County's new Fire Rescue, Beach Patrol vehicles take center stage
01/17/2012
The Volusia County Beach Patrol is trying out brand-new utility task vehicles, or UTVs. Two of them hit the sands Dec. 29.
The $15,000 vehicles were custom-made for the county by Polaris. UTVs are smaller and more maneuverable in sand, and afford their drivers better visibility than the pickups the ...
Weekend of events will celebrate Dr. King legacy
01/17/2012
West Volusia is gearing up for a weekend of events in DeLand and Deltona to celebrate the life and continuing legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
“Expressing Our Expectations” is the theme of the Deltona Dream Keepers’ sixth annual celebration. The event kicks off at 9 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 14, ...
DeLand plans for the next 50 years
01/17/2012
In 1970, the City of DeLand had 11,641 residents. Forty years later, in 2010, that number had doubled. DeLand’s population is forecast to double again by 2050.
In 2009, city leaders began to put together a 2050 plan. They held community meetings, saying the people who live in DeLand today should ...
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