LEX Promotions and Marketing alongside Atlantic Records brings you the T.I. Paper Trail Listening Party at Club BED in Miami Beach, FL. All of Miami’s biggest DJs were in the house to listen to T.I.’s brand new album in full. We got to hear some exclusive shit! New T.I. album Paper Trail in stores on September 30th.
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Check out footage from the Club Azuli WMC Party @ Dream, Miami Beach with Tom Novy, D. Ramirez, David Piccioni, Vandalism.
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I understand that you can have a fake ID but it is always risky… Are there alot of frat parties and house parties? Because someone told me that everyone hand out in the clubs at coconut grove but you have to be 21 and they can smell a fake ID from a mile away
okayy but i am asking how do i even get into the nightclubs at coconut grove and south beach if i am not 21
and whats fiu?
FIU is Florida International University — the large state university in Miami. U of M is private. Hang out with a U of M Fraternity or Sorority. Unless things have changed a lot in the past few years they don’t have any problem getting people into anywhere.
http://superbowlgame.blogspot.com – I had the honor and pleasure of attending Leigh Steinberg’s 21st Super Bowl Party in Miami and held at the Westin St. Francis Grand Floridian Yacht which is docked just off Ocean Avenue. This, my fourth of Leigh’s parties I’ve attended, was the best. And this was due to the intimacy provided by the combination of the yacht and the grounds below. As a result, there was a lot of interaction rather than people sticking in their own groups and clicks. The video — as a result — reflects how people did relate to each other there. It was a lot of fun. Stars? Well, I’m not the best at recognizing people, but I did talk a while with with Julian Jenkins of the Tampa Bay Bucaneers, Jack Del Rio, Heach Coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars (not in video) and ESPN’s Woddy Paige (in the video) and Tony Rially (not in the video as well as Billy Baldwin (Not in the video). Finally, much of the video focuses on Al Samuels and Steve Fleming of NBC’s “Sports Action Team” and their segment filmed with Leigh Steinberg, and Bruce Perlmutter, the GM of the Tribeca / ESPN Sports Film Festival.
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Models Party At Club Mansion Miami! http://www.A3Network.com. A3 Network is a group of online TV channels that reflect the modern lifestyle, featuring Bikini Girls, Sexy Pool Parties, Nightlife, Clubs, DJs, Music Videos, Style, Art and Fashion. Whatever the flavor, the most exciting videos on the web! Original A3 Network content is produced by http://www.5thandocean.com
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http://goLIVEmiami.com Super Bowl XLIV weekend in Miami is one big party on South Beach. Richard takes us to see what it’s like to party like a rock star, or rather a sports star, at a Tide Febreze Sport event at the W Hotel . We watched Terrell Owens and Charles Oakley playing a pickup game with 2×2 reality show winner Hoopz and got a shout out from Miami Dolphins Vontae Davis. If you can pick out someone in the video, let us know who it is. DJ Pete Wentz (married to Ashlee Simpson), Kellan Lutz from Twilight, DJ Solange Knowles, Kelly Rowland from Destiny’s Child, Lance Bass and Jamie Foxx.Hear what they have to say and watch them party. You go were we go” http://goLIVEmiami.com
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The Wildwoods are a popular New Jersey family beach resort with its free, wide, white, powdery sandy beaches, and a world class boardwalk with amusement piers, restaurants, food stands and salt water taffy shops, is now attracting visitors with an interest in Doo Wop.
Doo – Wop Heritage
The early days of this town’s vacation lodging architecture were wooden three and four-story Victorian hotels. With the onset of the Doo-Wop era, taken from the music industry’s definition of that period from 1948-61, working class people were experiencing an increase in leisure time, affluence, and new cars that are now known as classic Doo-Wop cars. These families from the Philadelphia and New York areas found this beach destination affordable, fun, and a great place to take the kids for a vacation.
This demand spurred the development of the town’s motel lodging that has since become known as “Doo Wop Architecture”. The beach side Motels are both affordable and convenient, were attractive to working class family vacationers. You could drive and park your car right alongside your room and didn’t have to cart your luggage through the hallways or worry about the kids making noise, or tracking their sandy feet indoors.
“Doo Wop Architecture” is a term coined by MAC (the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts) in the early 1990s to describe the unique, space-age architectural style that was common in the 1950s and 1960s. It is characterized by modern, sweeping angles, bright colors, starbursts, boomerang shapes, plastic palm trees, and angular wall and roof styles.
With its many nightclubs, this Jersey Shore destination was a natural to attract many of the era’s biggest “Doo-Wop” music stars, and they became a reinforcement of Wildwood as a classic “Doo-Wop” destination.
While The Wildwoods can boast of having the biggest concentration of 1950s and 1960s motels anywhere in the world, they are now losing out to real estate market pressures to convert to condos. Rapidly rising land values and the prohibitive cost of renovating their old motels are compelling motel owners to sell out to condo developers that make lucrative purchase offers.
By the mid 90s, business leaders realized they needed a way to pump new life into their resort community. They called in consultants who saw uniqueness in the 50s motels. While most of the motels were open and in need of repair, they were barely surviving with summer family vacationers. Learning from Miami Beach who capitalized on the preservation of its 1930’s art deco buildings, and from neighboring Cape May who profited from the revitalization their late 19th century Victorian architecture, they recognized that heritage tourism is growing in popularity and it is directly linked to the uniqueness of a tourist destination.
The Doo Wop Preservation League of Wildwood was formed and today is actively trying to preserve that classic Doo Wop “feel” from becoming a memory. Thy are determined to protect thier uniqueness by pushing for a national heritage listing and hoping for funds to help restore many of the buildings.
The determination to preserve its “Doo Wop” heritage is symbolized by the convention center that welcomes boardwalk visitors with an angular roof, curved entranceway and neon signature. Across the street, a new Doo Wop museum, featuring period furniture, neon and street signs from the 1950s, is set to open in time for the 2007 summer vacationers.
The museum will be housed in the historic, pinwheel-shaped Surfside Restaurant building that is being rebuilt at this site using the original steel framework and other artifacts that were put in storage when the Surfside was taken down from its original site in 2002. It will also include a “neon sign garden” featuring some of the best motel and restaurant signs that have been salvaged from other torn down motels.
The Ideal Affordable Family Vacation Destination
The beaches cannot be topped! This shore destination has the most beautiful beaches on the east coast. The sand is amazingly soft, powdery-white, and very wide with plenty of room to spread out and enjoy. It is also free, a rarity with New Jersey beaches. The warm water lasts longer than the northern stretch of the Jersey Shore and offers an extended summer season that thrives until the end of September and begins to wind down in October.
During the summer, The Wildwoods are host to a number of events including championship volleyball tournaments, monster truck races, concerts, movies on the beach, and ethnic festivals.
The boardwalk, two miles or 38 blocks long, along the North Wildwood and Wildwood stretch of shore line, claims to have more rides than Disneyland
The Wildwoods encompass North Wildwood, Wildwood, and Wildwood Crest.
North Wildwood has, up to a quarter mile wide beach, motels, restaurants, beds & breakfasts, a landmark Hereford Lighthouse with its award winning gardens, and a wild life preserve. North Wildwood is also host to many ethnic festivals including the Italian and Irish festivals.
Wildwood is the center of family fun and entertainment and is known for its roller coaster rides, food and ice cream stands, and saltwater taffy. It has a tram which transports vacationers throughout the length of the boardwalk. The main amusement center is Morey’s Piers with three other Piers and a water park providing rides and amusements for all ages. The town also hosts the New Jersey firemen’s convention in September.
Wildwood Crest is a bit more residential than either of it’s two northern neighbors but still shares the Doo Wop motel architecture. In contrast, the setting of this town is a bit more natural especially with the town’s beach conservation efforts to protect sand dunes and dune grass. While many Doo Wop Motels remain, many are being replaced with multi- story condo’s. The town also hosts “Thunder on the Beach” Monster Truck Race in September.
On the bayside, you can find a plentiful supply of private, charter, and party boats for daily bay and deep sea fishing excursions, and sight seeing and whale watching trips. There is also sailing, jet skiing, and motor boating.
A wide variety of accommodations are available throughout The Wildwoods, from motel units with efficiency kitchens, to modern condominiums and multi-room apartments with choices for every budget.
Frank Dalotto is a freelance writer and travel consultant. His specialty is writing articles about New Jersey travel, including attractions, events, and restaurant reviews. Frank is the owner and editor of New Jersey Leisure Guide http://www.new-jersey-leisure-guide.com and a travel consultant for Leisure Travel Mart http://www.leisuretravelmart.com
Frank Dalotto
http://www.articlesbase.com/travel-articles/wildwood-a-popular-family-jersey-shore-destination-with-a-doowop-heritage-91801.html
Central Florida sports fans – visitors and residents alike – will have plenty to cheer about during 2007 with such popular spectator sports as the Orlando Magic of the National Basketball Association (NBA), Orlando Predators of the Arena Football League (AFL) and the University of Central Florida (UCF) Golden Knights football team. Orlando is also bustling with baseball action during Spring Training as the Atlanta Braves and Houston Astros come to town this spring, as well as Tampa Bay Buccaneers Training Camp starting in late July.
The Orlando Magic play all their home games at the 17,500-seat Amway Arena (formerly known as the TD Waterhouse Centre) in downtown Orlando. Founded in 1989, the Orlando Magic advanced to the NBA Finals during the 1994-95 season. Many basketball superstars have played for the Orlando Magic over the years such as Shaquille O’Neal, Anfernee “Penny” Hardaway and Tracy McGrady. The current Orlando Magic roster includes Dwight Howard, Grant Hill, Jameer Nelson and J.J. Redick. Brian Hill is the head coach of the Orlando Magic, which compete in the Southeast Division of the Eastern Conference. The Magic’s 2006-07 regular season schedule concludes on April 18, 2007, against the Miami Heat. Construction on a new, 20,000-seat Orlando Magic Arena in downtown Orlando is scheduled to begin in early 2008.
Founded in 1991, the Orlando Predators, who captured the Arena Bowl Championship in 2000, compete in the 19-team AFL. The Predators have made the playoffs 15 years in a row and compete in the Southern Division of the National Conference against the likes of the Austin Wranglers, Dallas Desperados, Georgia Force, Las Vegas Gladiators, New Orleans Voodoo and Tampa Bay Storm. The 16-game regular season includes eight home games at the Amway Arena (a.k.a. “The Jungle”) and runs from early February to late May. Jay Gruden is the head coach of the Orlando Predators, which finished the 2006 AFL season with a 10-6 record and lost to Chicago in ArenaBowl XX. The Predators open the 2007 season on March 2, 2007, against the Tampa Bay Storm.
The UCF Golden Knights football team competes in Conference USA against such teams as East Carolina University, Marshall University, Rice University, Southern Methodist University, Tulane University, University of Alabama Birmingham, University of Houston, University of Memphis, University of Southern Mississippi, University of Texas-El Paso and University of Tulsa. George O’Leary is the head coach of the Golden Knights, which finished with a record of 4-8 during the 2006 season. The Golden Knights formerly played their home games at the Citrus Bowl in downtown Orlando but a new stadium is currently under construction at the UCF campus. The 45,000-seat Bright House Networks Stadium is set to be completed in time for the Golden Knights’ home opener against the Texas Longhorns on September 15, 2007.
Central Florida is also the site of Major League Baseball (MLB) Spring Training when the Atlanta Braves and Houston Astros arrive in February 2007. The Braves play 16 home games at a 7,500-seat, state-of-the-art ballpark within Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex, while the Houston Astros compete at the recently renovated Osceola County Stadium in Kissimmee. The Braves’ Spring Training season runs from February 28 to March 29, 2007, while the Astros will be here from March 1 to March 31, 2007. In addition, the 2002 World Champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers spend Training Camp at Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex starting in late July. Practices are open to the public and admission is free for Buccaneers Training Camp.
Other spectator sports scheduled to take place in the Orlando area over the next year include the Capital One Florida Citrus Bowl, which pits the second-ranked college football teams of the Southeastern and Big Ten conferences at the Florida Citrus Bowl Stadium on New Year’s Day; the Silver Spurs Rodeo, the largest rodeo East of the Mississippi, which takes place at the Silver Spurs Rodeo in Kissimmee from February 16-18, 2007; and the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill Club (March 12-18, 2007) and Walt Disney World Resort Classic (November 1-4, 2007), two immensely popular golf tournaments that draw some of the world’s top professional golfers on the PGA tour.
Orlando visitors should plan ahead and pre-order tickets for spectator sports they wish to attend during their stay, according to Kyle Collins, Director of Interactive Marketing for HotelsCorp.com.
“Tickets to sporting events, as well as theme park tickets, can often be added to discount vacation packages, allowing families to enjoy significant savings on their Orlando vacations,” said Collins.
Ryan Wiseman
http://www.articlesbase.com/travel-articles/a-comprehensive-2007-guide-to-orlando-spectator-sports-99098.html
I have flight at 11am on saturday departing from Fort Lauderdale (FLL). I am visiting Miami and live in Coconut Grove. What would be the options to get to FLL??
What time should I leave coconut grove?
Any help would be much appreciated
There’s a 6:07 am and an 8:06 am Tri-rail northbound from the Metro-rail transfer station on Saturdays. It takes about 30 min to get from C. Grove Metro-rail station to the transfer station. So pick up whatever metro-rail train you need to get to Tri-rail on time; get off at the Tri-rail transfer & buy your ticket to Dania Beach/Airport station in Ft. Ldle. (about $5.00). Then at the Ft Ldl station the Tri-rail shuttle will take you to your terminal. The tr-rail part will take from 30-45 minutes, including the shuttle. You can probably make it with the 8:06 train; but to be sure, take the 6:07.
Go to www.tri-rail.com.