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Home My WebLink AboutCC 2010-11-18 AdvertisementTHE MIAMI HERALD 1 MiamiHerald.com SPAIN WORLD Al MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2010 1 17A CHINA Client Name: 856026101 Ad Number: CITY OF MIAMI HEARING BOARDS Advertiser: O N X m ID 0 1- L 0 0 U N 00 The Holy See rails against nation's secular policies ■ In Barcelona to dedicate its iconic basilica, Pope Benedict XVI criticized Spanish laws that allow same -sex marriage, abortion and divorce. BARCELONA, Spain — (AP) —Pope Benedict XVI strongly defended tradi- tional families and the rights of the unborn Sun- day, attacking Spanish laws that allow gay marriage, fast -track divorce and eas- ier abortions as he dedi- cated Barcelona's iconic basilica, the Sagrada Pami- lia. It was the second time in as many days that Bene- dict had criticized the poli- cies of Spain's Socialist government and called for Europe as a whole to redis- cover Christian teachings apply them to every- day life. As he headed to the basilica, about 200 gays and lesbians staged a "kiss -in" to protest his visit and church policies that consider homosexual acts "intrinsically disordered." Later, several hundred women marched to protest their second-class status in the church and the Vati- can's opposition to birth co ntrol. But in contrast, some 250,000 people came out to cheer the pope and watch as he inaugueatedBarcelo- na's newest basilica, an architectural marvel still unfinished after more than 100 years of construction. Benedict has focused much of his pontificate on trying to fight secular trends in the West such as the legal recognition of He has visited Sppain twice and has a third trip planned next year, an indication he sees this once staunchly Roman Catholic country as battleground for the future of the faithful in Europe. During his homily Sun- day, Benedict noted that the church of the Sagrada Pamilia — a soaring, Art Nouveau basilica with sandcastle -like spires — was initially conceived of aas temple to the sacred family of its name, Jesus, Mary and Joseph. CRITICIZED POLICIES He railed against same - sex marriage and divorce, saying families are built on the "indissoluble love of a man and a woman" who should be provided with financial and social bene- fits from governments. He criticized policies allowing for abortions, saying "the life of children [must] be defended as sacred and inviolable from the moment of their concep- Benedict also planned to visit a Spanish church - run home for children with developmental and behav- ioral problems before returning to Rome on Sun- day night. Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapa- tero's Socialist govern- ment has supported a leg- islative agenda that has deeply angered the Vati- can, allowing gay marriage, quicker divorces and eas- ier abortions. On Saturday, Benedict blasted such policies, say- ing today's "aggressive" anti -church, secular move- ment in Spain was reminis- cent of the 1930s, when the church suffered violent persecution as the country lurched from an unstable democracy to civil war. Benedict was to meet pri- vately with Zapatero at the airport before departing Sunday, a low -profile event that reflected thew divergent views. In his homily Sunday, Benedict again called for the West to embrace God and shun secular trends. He said the dedication of the Sagrada Familia church was of great importance "at a time which man claims to be able to build his life without God, as if God had nothing to say to him" During the ritual -filled dedication ceremony, rarely celebrated by a pope, Benedict poured holy oil over the marble altar and spread it across all four corners with his hands, an apron protecting his vestments. Priests then smudged oil on the basili- ca's walls. Benedict lit a brasincense burner the altar asSpain's King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia looked on. Afterward, four nuns dressed in black mopped up the remaining oil from the altar and four others placed fresh linens on it. The church, which was declared a basilica, is the masterwork of Antoni Gaudi, a Barcelona archi- tect and staunch Catholic who dedicated his life to the project but died in 1924 only a few years after it was begun. He is on the path to possible sainthood. The light -filled basilica is awash in Christian sym- bolism and imagery; its planned 18 spires which pierce Barcelona's skyline represent the 12 apostles, the four evangelists, Mary and Jesus; the basilica's three main exterior facades depict Christ's birth, death and resurrec- tion; the 52 palm treelike columns inside represen the 52 Sundays of the year. 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MIXED CROWD City authorities said 250,000 Spaniards lined Benedict's motorcade route and watched the Mass, cheering and waving the yellow -and -white flags of the Holy See. Mixed among the throngs outside Barcelona's cathedral were 200 members of the gay "kiss -in" who smooched as the popemobile welt by. At a separate demon- stration, over 500 people marched behind banners reading "The woman decides to be a mother" and "Condoms save, the pope damns." Supporters gather at doomed studio of detained artist Associated Press SHANGHAI — A few hundred supporters of Chinese avant-garde artist Ai Weiwei gathered peacefully at his soon -to - be -demolished studio in Shanghai on Sunday as the artist remained under house arrest in Beijing. The group started arriving in the morning for a party to commemo- rate the forced demolition of the newly built studio, said one supporter, a 27- year-old man who would only give his Zhang. Ai has said he believes the official order to knock down bis studio was related to his social activ- ism. He was prevented from attending the party he had planned to throw by people be suspects are police, who told him on Friday that he would not be permitted to leave his home in Beijing. Ai's detention comes amid a crackdown on Chi- sid' small, embattled dis- ent community prompted bythe award- ing last my nth of the Nobel Peace Prize to imprisoned Chinese writer Liu Xiaobo. On Sunday, Ai said authorities would keep him under house arrest until midnight. In typical fashion, Ai had planned to commem- orate the demolition of his studio with a party featuring river crabs — which in Chinese sounds like the government's catch phrase of "harmoni- ous." Critics sarcastically use the term to describe censorship and the demo- lition of working class homes to make way for flashy new developments. At the studio in Shang- hai, the crowd sang songs and ate crabs. Some lined up to buy books and post- ers of Ai. Zhang, the supporter, said several plainclothes security officials watched but did not intervene. Ai, who is also an architectural designer, said he had been invited by the head of Shanghai's suburban Fading district to build a studio on a plot of farmland containing a derelict warehouse. He said he was initially reluc- tant, but eventually agreed and spent two years designing and build- ing the tudio, only to receive notice in July that the building was an illegal structure and would be knocked down. Ai has exhibited and contributed to projects throughout Europe and the United States, and an installation of his involv- ing 100 million porcelain sunflower seeds is on dis- play at the Tate Modern gallery's famed Turbine Hall in London. NOTICE OF AMENDMENT TO THE CITY OF MIAMI COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE, COMPREHENSIVE NEIGHBORHOOD PLAN AND MIAMI CITY CODE ANY PERSON WHO RECEIVES COMPENSATION, REMUNERATION OR EXPENSES FOR CONDUCTING LOBBYING ACTIVITIES IS REWIRED TO REGISTER AS A LOBBYIST WITH THE OTY CLERK PRIOR TO ENGAGING IN LOBBYING ACTIVITIES BEFORE CITY STAFF, BOARDS, COMMITTEES OR THE CITY COMMISSION. A COPY OF THE APPLICABLE ORDNANCE IS AVAILABLE IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK (MIAMI CITY HALL), LOCATED AT 3500 PAN AMERICAN DRIVE, MIAMI, FLORID& 33133. AT THE SCHEDULED MEETING OF THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORID& ON THURSDAY NO✓EIVBER 18, 2010 AT MIAMI CITY HALL 3500 PAN MERMAN DRIVE, THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION WILL CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING ITEMS RELATED TO THE PLAMIING AND ZONING AGENDA, NOT BEFORE 9U0 AM: RIB ID 10-009273c CLOSING, VACATING, ABANDONING AND DISCONTINUING FOR PUBLIC USE THAT PORRON OF A STREET ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF 5DUTH4EST20TH STREET AT SOUTHWEST 31ST AVENUE, MIAMI, FLORIDA. 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NE 55 Ter Copies of the proposed resolutions and ordinances are available for review at Hearing Boards, 444 SW 2^° Avenue, 7" Floor, during regular working hours. Phone: (305) 416-2030. The Miami City Commission requests all interested parties be present or represented at this meeting and are invited to express their views. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, all persons who require special accommodations in order to participate In this meeting should contact the Office of the City Clerk at (305) 250-5360 at least three business days prior to the proceeding. Should any person desire to appeal any decision of the City Commission with aspect to any matter to be considered at this meeting, that person shall ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made including all testimony and evidence upon which any appeal may be based (Ff5 286.0105). Hearing Boards (Ad No.12149) PIIOM WEMAi31M,norrosssrr FROM THE FRONT PAGE HARRY POTTER AND THE SPORT DP BROOM affiNDA OCTOBER 25.2010 17A Client Name: Ad Number: AWc|TYCL[Rw CITY xJFox Insertion Number: 5 o� Section 1. 10 10 03 03 10 30 10 30 8 03 30 03 03 ct) a) u 0 *6 0 >- -es CL C lat '5 Ti N 'Co C-) 30 03 EL. CO 4' -2 pil 03 503 11") 2 4:1) 4.01 ?- CZ g C 0 IMO 4.6 CO 5— 031 ; w 03 rE RIDING THE BROOM TO VICTORY • WID:thfa 0135113 'a natters, a: Nam, amth aura meth: ad, Leta "ilmat, be toiu mere am roam atheas sr, cent, 74," monnu vita s DrOt,L". ne-wtht ther too_ h.2e, Lc sum om nom or a 2, TiMt, r,caust. ea( simulanar thr mire, litd. athatitma organmee Sea Louth: "If vou tAKI: nand, of. vot " Po-. the fant rave Muth, been a renter ithheh. Ftha years ace wades, a- Ned- mon, s Midateaure Co tage invented this na t:rano of guthinatch, and tne gains loan oft tamer time wet E ree firing DtDOMSLICIL There are moo- more than 500 earth amidditga teams world. wide — matuffing trams m Email. New Zealand ma Colombia AN ASSOCIATION in ;Florida. most of the nearly 30 quidditch teams that have registered with the International Quid - ditch Association — a -maMmi nonprofit ornate- aatioo. that governs this lest-growmg Marl — are colleges. Bat there's also a smattering of high. schools — including North Brosersd Preparatory School in Coconut Creek and Western High School in Davie. "Now we're starting to get aellit teeth, who are interested 50312100331sand the IQ_AN Alicia Radford -Whatever age groups want to play quidditas we Both the University of Mann and Florida Inter- national University have launched quidditch clubs this semester. In the most eargeriy anticipated match since Slytherin vs, Gryffindor, UM wit take on FIG in December. Quidditeb players ry, pi- cally grew up reading Harry Potter, and relish the erperienre of playing even a scaled -down version of a game they dreamt about as children. "Look at bow many books have been sold across America, there's lot of kids interested in it" said Bob Beloff, whose 18- year-oid son, Sean, plays quidditch at UM. "They're all in college Muggle quidditekt might not have any acro- batic broom -flying, but that Masi mean it s for sissies. There's plenty of Moaning and other physi- cal contact. Men and women play side -by aide, Utve found the girls are more vicious,. said FILT quidditch orgutithr Chet - sea Klaiber, adding that one team practice featured a snapped broom caused by a female student tack- ling one oi the guys. AS, the brooms. This detail is responsible for much of the challenge that comes with playing quid - ditch: there's the predict- able awkward running but holding the broom also takes one arm perma- newly out of pLay. -To me it's a little bit dangerous with the brooms," Seioff said after watching his sort play. The otherwise proud lather speculated that it might be time for quidditch to add ; protective cups for met So teethe list of official "recommended. equip - PtAYME THE GAME: Mike Karim, 20000. controls for boa outing a otancitce o arth. UM Top nght. Sean or the held) scores a goal 311; s neeoec- a held. a bah ane some DrttOttle ment includes goggles, shirt guards. and arm. Now exactly does the game work? For non -Pot- ter fans. try visualising m oval -shaped, bali-sized soccer racist where each teams' net is replaced by three tositetbalithoothlike spheres. The underlying principie is the same — bah goes tn, points get scored (with 3100811315,00 player standing in the scay) 3m this case. the ball ts a partially deflatea vol. leyball known as a Wkdie warns' efietteete players scurry about on their brooms attempting to score goals, defensive players known as "beat- ers" work to sabotage any scoring attempt by knock- ing the quaffie-h older temporarily out of play. This is done through a method closely resem- bling dodgeball — beaters tom partially deflatbo clod- geballs 23 opponmts who are 'Mocked ou3. for a moment if they get bit, 'n high school, I wasn't allowed 50 lay tiodgebali," said UM's Levy. Back then she said, dodgeball Wet frowned upon as "for littie Didn't somebody once say the lame thing about Harry Porter? So quidditcb is ... ectemOally coccer/bmke, ball(dodgeball, righta Except 500050,01305 _ As that quaftla-tossing and puttameloctheball takes place ma the field, three other players engage ua a game of tag/flag football that also has poinm at stake One of those players assumes the role of the "Golden Snitch" featured in Harry Porters pages In the bookthe snitch is a small, gold -colored ball with wimp — whichever team catches it is rewarded with a healthy amount Di points. and the yam, then concludes. In the land of Muules, the snitch is an actual pm ma, dressed In yellow or gold with an ability to run really fast. The snitch is Maud by a representative from each learn, with both players attempting to -catch" the snitch by mat, bing a tennis ball that hangs from the snitch's body, homed in a ••-•-4 Nabbing the snitch is harder than it may seem, The snitch is allowed to scamper far off the playing field. in md around ram pus, and can use whatever he or she finds to aid the Leading LimearARTEC Acabey, 1,4*, Riga Product., limit N.M., lied. Ms Mimi Semler Mph School 03.5 e Um.* lame • kiwirarse I Sam Saw I.}e•• • anotamowaxwatawa howsagason • tielmeit eadtartment • Rale &Waft, !taw *ex othrnsteeme • Mettetemlustr stew. stameakenumatme • Q.v....A.4.w Colima. As. 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UTD Da Joseph Underwood e15U noces. above_ sport," said Klaiber, the Fat organthert Whith the physical demands of quidditch are very real, players at both UM and FIU acknowledge their new passion can prompt some rolling eyes thom classmates. Quid- ditc,b has lured some play- ers who have ordy a pass- Hefei Unirci from left ism interest in all things Potter. but it's ciem that the game's core is made ug of die -bard fans. "You kind of feel like you're in Harry Potter world." said Levy. 'Imag- ining that you're in that setting, and actually going for itit just feels like you're really them." You are Ortiere6 to report fora -mission" an a ET/In: Fort Lauderdale Executive Become a Crew Member for a day on 15-30 minute flight! Experience the sights, sounds and viewpoint that our WWII heroes saw during combat over 60 years ago! Gift Certificate. available. $430 515051550055 (918) 340-0243 CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA NOTICE OF COMMISSION MEETING DATE CHANGES FOR NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER On September 23, 2010 The Mena City Commission per Resclubon 10-0438 allagmag_ffig dean lot the Minim and Mannino end Zonlna meanies Mr the months ol November ens DIggffilffif, Tbe meeting sclmOuled for ffinember and December w13 be held in Me Clly Careens:km Chambers MOO 35L0 PsoAmorbuo Ofht, Mltnri, Rorkla Tee COVIIIi20011 nuellogs cavalry Wedded krr November 11. (Regular) and Noverriber 220 (Manning eel Using), will both now be on liewenber 18, 2010, The Repko. meet* will begin et KO Alb, end Ma Rendes and Zoning meeting vell begin al 10:00 038or thwentler. TM Comesslon meelbge orkkally wholuletl for December 9. (Regular) foul O wwrOm (Pk.ranll &WM), wil/ bolt now he en Docentror 16 2010. Regular medlar) eel bagel of 5 AM, awl die FllernIno and Imam meeting MO bugle et 1010 AM or bee wIlw. 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UK Clerli 0 0 JP 0 CITY OF MIAMI NOTICE OF SPECIAL COMMISSION MEETING CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA NOTICE OF COMMISSION MEETING DATE CHANGES FOR NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER On September 23, 2010 the Miami City Commission per Resolution 10-0438 - changed the dates for the Regular and Planning and Zoning meetings for the months of November and December_ The meetings scheduledfor November and December will be field in the City Commission Chambers at City Hall, 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida. The Commission meetings originally scheduled for November 11' h (Regular) and November 25th (Planning and Zoning), will both now be on November 18, 2010. The Regular meeting will begin at 9:00 AM, and the Planning and Zoning meeting will begin at 10:00 AM or thereafter. The Commission meetings originally scheduled for December 9`h (Regular) and December 23" (Planning and Zoning), will both now be on December 16, 2010. The Regular meeting will begin at 9:00 AM, and the Planning and Zoning meeting will begin at 10:00 AM or thereafter: All interested parties are invited to attend. Should any person desire to appeal any decision of the City Commission with respect to any matter to be considered at this meeting, that person shall ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made including all testimony and evidence upon which any appeal may be based (F.S 286.0105). In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, persons needing special accommodations to participate in this proceeding may contact the Office of the City Clerk at (305) 250-5360 (Voice) no later than two (2) business days prior to the proceeding or at (305) 250-5472 (T,TY) no later than three (3) business days prior to the proceeding. (#14842) Priscilla A. Thompson, CMC City Clerk CIUDAD DE MIAM1, FLORIDA AVISO DE CAMBIOS DE FECHA DE REUNIONES PARA NOVIEMBRE Y DICIEMBRE El 23 de Septiembre 2010, la Junta de Comisionados de la Ciudad de Miami por medio de la Resolucion 10-0438 cambio las fechas para las reuniones Ordinarias y de Planificacion y Zonificacion Para los meses de Noviem- bre y Diciembre. Las reuniones programadas para Noviem- bre y Diciembre tendran lugar en los Salones de la Junta de Comisionados del Ayuntamiento (City Hall), 3500 Pan American Drive, Miami, Florida. Las reuniones de la Junta de Comisionados original- mente programadas para el 11 de noviembre (la Ordi- naria) y el 25 de noviembre (Ia de Planificacion y Zoni- ficacion), se celebraran ambas el 18 de noviembre del 2010. La reunion Ordinaria comenzara a las 9:00 AM y la de Planificacion y Zonificacion comenzara a las 10:00 AM o despues. Las reuniones de la Junta de Comisionados original- mente programadas para el 9 de diciembre (la Ordi- naria) y el 23 de diciembre (la de Planificacion y Zoni. ficacion), se celebraran ambas el 16 de diciembre del 2010. La reunion Ordinaria comenzara a las 9:00 AM y Ia de Planificacion y Zonificacion comenzara a las 10:00 AM o despuees. Se invita a asistir a todas las personas interesadas. Si, alguna persona deseara apelar cualquier decision de la Junta de Comisionados en relacion a cualquier asunto tratado en esta reunion, esa persona debera asegurarse de que se produzca un record literal (verbatim) de las ac- tuaciones, incluyendo todos los testimonios y evidencias que pudieran servir de fundamento a cualquier apelacion. (F.S. 286.0105). De acuerdo con la ley denominada "Americans with Dis- abilities Act of 1990". aquellas personas que necesiten acomodaciones especiales para pa7ticipar en estas se - clones, podran ponerse en contacto con la Oficina de la Secretaria Municipal Ilamando al (305) 250-5360 (Voice) a mas tardar con dos (2) dias laborables previos a la audi- encia, o al (305) 250-5472 (TTY) a mas tardar con tres (3) dias laborables de anticipacion a la audiencia. Priscilla A. Thompson, CMC Secretaria Municipal (#14842)