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Editors' Blogs
- January 11th, 2010
On a recent early morning road trip in North Florida I found myself driving along a stretch of Gulf coast in Panama City Beach when hunger pains set in. Like a mirage in front of me, a funky food stand with glaring lights appeared in the hazy dawn. The big blue-and-white sign read: Thomas' Homemade Donuts (850.234.8039). I thought I died and went to heaven.
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Tags: food | Northwest | Panama City Beach
- January 6th, 2010
There are 16 bikes and 16 riders. The Tour de France plays on the TV for all to see. At the head of the pack sitting strong in the saddle is Team Velocity leader, Chris Fix, motivating all with his steady pace and colorful roadway imagery. Background music pulses.
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- December 17th, 2009
Most families who visit Walt Disney World (disneyworld.com) have the Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort on their must-see list. Despite covering the Disney parks for more than 10 years, I have never seen this Wild West dinner show, which is celebrating its 35th anniversary (getting a table is a three-month wait). So I was thrilled to be invited and seated at an almost front-row table.
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- December 16th, 2009
That wasn't H1N1 you caught earlier this month. That was Baselitis, the dreaded art flu that comes with dry mouth (from the excessive Perrier-Jouet) and lower back pain (from walking up and down and up the aisles of the Miami Beach Convention Center). But trust us: with Art Basel Miami Beach and its many offspring in the rearview, and Christmas/New Year's set to be history in a matter of weeks, your appetite for art will return by early January.
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Tags: arts and culture
