I’ve added a Miami Map Index Page to BoB. The purpose of the index is to list useful Miami maps. The index includes many map types, for example, some pinpoint art galleries, new construction developments, zoning boundaries, demographic patterns, master plans, historic districts, etc. The index will be constantly updated.
Keep an eye on it to watch the index grow:
I just thought of the idea so the list is in no particular order and short, for now. Keep an eye on it to watch the index grow:
- 145 New Downtown Projects Pinpointed [DDA]
- 73 Art Venues Plotted in Wynwood [Wynwood Arts District official site]
- Miami Historic Preservation Map [HEPB]
- 11 Historic District Identified on Miami Beach [Miami Design Preservation League]
- Design District Plans [Dacra]
- 4th Annual Miami River Map [Miami River Commission]
- The City Beautiful [City of Coral Gables]
- Future Miami [Herald]
- Where Hispanics Live (Miami-Dade]
- Where White Non-Hispanics Live [Miami-Dade]
- Where Blacks Live [Miami-Dade]
- Hurricane Evacuation Zones [Miami-Dade]
- Miami 21 Atlas [Miami 21]
- City Park Map [City of Miami]
- Virginia Key Master Plan [EDSA]
- Virginia Key Master Plan (II) [Miami-Dade County]
- Coconut Grove Waterfront Master Plan [Sasaki]
- Miami Beach Neighborhoods Map [City of Miami Beach]
- FIU Master Plan [Florida International University]
- Homestead DRI NOPC Map [Homestead is Home Blog]
- Map of Lincoln Road [City of Miami Beach]
- Grand Avenue Master Plan [Grand Avenue Committee
- Master Plan for Aqua [DPZ]
- Metro Rail Expansion [Miami-Dade County]
- Aventura Zoning Map [City of Aventura]
- Current Metro Rail Map [Miami-Dade County]
- Miami Transit System Map [Miami-Dade County]
- Miami Major Neighborhoods [Beacon Council]
- Miami General Boundary Map [City of Miami]
- Miami Commission Districts [City of Miami]
- Planning Districts [City of Miami]
- Miami Zip Code Map [City of Miami]
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rounding error . the 10% will muddle trughoh and luck out.. there\’s always a certain number who will claw their way to success..no matter their education level, right?I mean..look at Bill Gates and others.but even Bill Gates tells us that our education system is in trouble.there is no way around the reality that there are knowledge-based jobs available in the world but there is stiff competition for them and the kids that used to flop trughoh school and get a drive-by diploma are going to literally become wards of other taxpayers if we do not get ourselves straight.The 30% does not need more resources.. especially if they have access to virtual schooling.at some point you ask yourself what a classroom teacher does that a virtual school does not . not in K-6 but certainly trughoh 9-12 and into the community college system for those on a technical track.Our sanguine attitude about this is almost as dangerous as our attitude about the 1.5 Trillion annual deficit.Jim Bacon is going to be horribly correct about Boomergeddon not because we were not able to avoid it but because we were too dumb to not take steps that were right in front of us.
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the other issue that is a sleeper to the aeravge observer but not to teaches is his initiative to do away with automatic contract renewal and instead to base it on performance.there is speculation as to how you’d actually have a uniform rating system that would preclude principles from abusing their authority but one way to do this is to test the kids at beginning and ending of the school year and determine how many advanced a grade level. There is a whole lot of issues here and of course, assuming they come up with something that makes sense and works.. I’d certainly advocate that every single voucher school would have to meet the same exact standards.