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Spectacular sunsets and stunning dawns are many great things to expect when visiting Miami. In order to get the full experience of Florida there are a few must see locations and places. For the nature and animal lovers the Miami Seaquarium, Everglades, and Jungle Island will be an enjoyable experience. Indulge your sense of art and architecture by paying a visit to the Perez art museum, art deco and the Vizcaya of Biscayne. Swimming with dolphins is an experience many would love but don’t get

such a diverse country, it 's nevertheless astounding that Trump won, considering that his platform relied upon fear mongering and the spewing of hateful rhetoric against minorities. Although not solely to blame, exclusionary zoning in cities like Miami helped to create the population demographic that Trump capitalized on to win the electoral college even though he lost the popular vote. Before one can understand exclusionary zoning, one must understand suburbanization. Following President

Key issues • Economic problems o Unemployment o Closure of small firms o Tourism and construction industries hit by economic downturn • Costs of health care o Increases in uncompensated care costs o Hospitals suffered financially to varying degrees during the economic downturn o Approximately 53% of the US population do not have a usual source of care o 21% cannot afford prescription drugs while 30% went without the needed care due to the high costs • Poor economy of the community o High rates

class. Metropolitan discusses that "only 10 percent of Miami Dade Haitian adults over 25 years old have a bachelor 's degree, and only 5 percent of Haitian adults living in the city of Miami are college educated. Many Haitian residences are overrepresented I low- wage jobs. Many Haitians fall under the poverty line. Haitian are known to occupy occupations with low salaries. Metropolitan discuss "The largest five occupational groups employing Miami-Dade Haitian are office support, building maintenance

People living in Miami are in the face of danger! Due to its high population, Miami is the fourth largest city to become affected by sea level rise. (Ankum et al.) In the next 32-50 years, sea level is expected to rise by as much as two feet. (Ankum et al.) This two-foot rise will have detrimental effects on the urban settings of Miami. The amount of soil erosion that is undergoing at our beaches will greatly increase if a two-foot rise occurs. At a four-foot rise, road connectivity would begin to

Perez of Miami Art is a Museum of modern and contemporary art, dedicated to collecting and exhibiting international art of the 20th and 21st centuries. It has influences of the cultures of the Caribbean, North and South America that add vitality and texture to the civic landscape. The effort of the city of Miami to attract artists and cultural exhibitions have helped build a magnificent installation as part of the revitalization of the Downtown of Miami, which can be visited by residents and visitors

refrigerator. While in Miami, you will find a combination of different food from different nation such as Mexican, Italian, Chinese, Asian and Jamaican food. We cannot really say that Miami has its own type of food.Haiti practice all kind of music but the type of music that is known as Haitian music is called “konpa”. Konpa is a modern méringue musical genre in Haiti with European and African roots. They also have rap and other kinds of music and different types of artists .In Miami it’s mostly about

Industry Description and Outlook Based off an article Miami Herald in 2014, dog grooming and boarding businesses make around $100,000+ annually. With this information, the market share for one of these companies would be .0017% market share, while the higher end businesses in the pet services industry make $1,000,000+ annually which translates to a .017% market share. I did get a chance to speak to a representative from the Pet Paradise Resort and Day Spa which said that they make an estimated

Little Havana is one of Miami's most picturesque and beloved neighborhoods. It has some of the oldest and most historic buildings in Miami. Ever since the Cuban immigration started in the 60s the neighborhood became the home of many Cuban families, and later it was home as well for residents from Central y South America helping them to shape and reinforce the strong and proud Hispanic identity of the area. Walking by Calle 8 (8th street, the area's main drag) you always find either, around Domino

think of Miami, I picture the hot sun scorching down on party-goers enjoying their day on the beach. After their day of sun-bathing and sipping on some tequila, they drive their Lamborghinis back to their penthouses and prepare for a night out on the town and the rest is history. These beliefs about Miami prospered from various TV shows and films that I’ve watched throughout my life, primarily within the past ten years (because I don’t really remember much before that). My perception of Miami is congruent