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The best Miami Beach hotels

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In 1915, a narrow strip of mangrove coast was transformed into Miami Beach, Florida. Since then, tourists have flocked to this beautiful barrier island in Biscayne Bay, lured by sun-soaked beaches, glitzy nightlife, melodic Latin rhythms and South Beach’s pastel-hued art deco buildings. As one of the world’s flashiest stretches of coastline, Miami Beach tends to be on the cutting edge of design and hospitality trends. It constantly shakes up the hotel scene with highly anticipated new hotels and renovations of legendary properties. (Ultraluxe properties from Aman and Bulgari are slated to debut in 2025.) With such a diverse range...

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Unpredictable as Weather (Part 12)

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A mixed bag of stormy offerings today from 1938, with heavy doses from Disney and Warner Brothers, and a side-dish from Terrytoons and Columbia, seasoned with a grand mix of well-known directors and a few lesser-known names from the ranks of Disney. The Sneezing Weasel (Warner, Merrie Melodies, 3/12/38 – Fred (Tex) Avery, dir,) – A typical tale of a barnyard fiend – told in the manner that only Avery was accustomed to. Dawn breaks at the farm, thanks to the crow of a rooster – with the unique touch that, when the sun pops out one note ahead of...

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How to Make Cotton Candy Soap

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If you're a fan of the classic fair treat, you'll be delighted to learn how to create your very own cotton candy soap bars that not only look tempting but also smell absolutely divine. We'll take you through a step-by-step process of making this easy melt and pour soap recipe.[TAG0]Cotton Candy Melt and Pour Soap RecipeI always splurge on a big bag of cotton candy at the county fair each year.  It tastes great, and it also smells amazing.  For a healthier option, we love cotton candy grapes.  They aren't easy to find around here, but I snag them when I...

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The Posting

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Editor’s Note: Read an interview with Sara Freeman about her writing process. Everything overheard in those days. German on the streets, my mother and my father on the phone. They’re only children. My mother, Philip, and I: three bodies stuck inside the bright-yellow cage of a phone booth. He was in Bosnia on assignment. Assigned to what? We didn’t know. We were only children. We knew far away; we knew war-torn; we knew 10 days, maybe two weeks, maybe more. We knew we had moved to Berlin earlier that summer and turned a page we could no longer turn back.The...

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Gardening With Kids: DIY Raised Garden

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We live in Arizona. This means lots of desert sand and lots of rocks. In fact, our whole backyard is 100% rocks. We decided that it would be fun for the kids to have a little garden. We created a DIY raised salsa garden with the kids. We're sharing how we made our raised garden as well as some gardening with kids tips and fun finds to make your gardening fun with kids. Materials Needed for DIY Raised Garden This DIY raised garden is pretty easy to put together. Just go to your local hardware store and get wood cut...

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