explain the life style difference from Los Angeles, to Miami Beach?
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i live in miami!\nand ive been to LA\n\ni think pretty much everyone ranks california higher than florida, but personally i lke miami best. im not sure what the differences are though? all places are different.\nLA is more hollywood people and rich people. miami is just where all the hotties come for vaca =)
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My parents have a place on a lake about an hour and half away. I try to get down there as often as possible in the summer. When I go on vacation, I love going down to my timeshare in Palm Beach right on the ocean. I look at the website sometimes and just wish I was there. My other retreat at work is Yahoo Answers.
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Closer to Miami the water is clearer and alot more people and cultural experiences. Daytona is a pretty cool place to take the family. The water is nice and it isn't as crowded as Miami.  All the other small beaches in between just look like average beaches. I really don't know what else to say.
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Miami Beach is located at 25°48′47″N, 80°8′3″W (25.813025, -80.134065)GR1.\n\nAccording to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 48.5 km² (18.7 mi²). 18.2 km² (7.0 mi²) of it is land and 30.2 km² (11.7 mi²) of it (62.37%) is water.\n\n\nIn 1979 Miami Beach's Art Deco Historic District was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Art Deco District is the largest collection of Art Deco architecture in the world and is comprised of hundreds of hotels, apartments and other structures erected between 1923 and 1943. Mediterranean, Streamline Moderne and Art Deco are all represented in the District. The Historic District is bounded by the Atlantic Ocean on the East, Lenox Court on the West, 6th Street on the South and Dade Boulevard along the Collins Canal to the North. The movement to preserve the Art Deco District's architectural heritage was led by former interior designer Barbara Capitman, who now has a street in the District named in her honor.
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if u want beaches, fla. but the people are WIERD-florida is freeaakkky! NY is freakin awesome, but its no island getaway. Florida has ybor city, theres a coyote ugly, and miami is ALWAYS poppin! NYC is NYC! no place like it...thats tough, have fun tho!
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I'm sorry but I don't know. probably band, art, drama etc. like most other schools. miami is awesome, and so is middle school. when I was in Florida I saw a bunch of south miami middle school latino guys....ya. they were cute.
477493
That's a great question. I was born in the south and have always been happy, cheerful, and nice to everyone I meet. I smile at everyone I pass, it's just natural (and I hate to say it but in the south everyone is related to everyone else, or at least related to someone they know) Anyway, I moved to Hollywood, CA after college and lived there for 6 years. I only just moved back to SC. Boy did that time in LA change my personality. I became withdrawn, less cheerful. In LA, if you smile at someone on the street, they look at you as though you are crazy. You learn to just stay to yourself and be less outgoing, if not so that others don't think you're crazy, but also to protect yourself from all the other crazies. It's taken me a while to get my self-esteem and cheerfulness back to where it was so many years ago before I left. I guess there's just no place like home. I'm interested to see how others respond. Especially those who have moved to other areas.
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Miami has a warmer climate for three main reasons\n\n1.  Miami is closer to the Tropics: hence, more sunlight.\n2.  Generally, a city at a low altitude is warmer than one at a higher altitude.  I even remember this from Geography class: a 100-120 m increase in altitude generally brings about 1 degree Celsius decrease in temperature.\n3.  The currents of the Caribbean are warmer than the currents of the Pacific, so Miami enjoys warmer breezes.  Not forgetting the humidity as well.
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Los Angeles & Chicago
505125
Santa Monica is probably the most expensive, followed by San Diego. L.A is probably your best choice as the population is quite diverse and the cost of living is not as bad.
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My answer:  It depends.\n\nAre you moving for a job?  Boyfriend?  the beach?\nDo you have a savings account or are you financing the move with a credit card?\n\nThings to ask yourself before you move:\nHow long do you intend to stay there?\nAre you financially able to support yourself once you get there, for the time period above?\nDo you have friends and/or family there?  If not, why are you moving again?\n\nBad reasons to move:\nBoredom.\nMad at someone. (ex-boyfriend, family member, etc.)\n\nThis isn't a traditional "answer", but it does give you some basic factors to consider before you relocate.\n\nBest of luck to you.
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It is a beach city in Southern California. I don't know if there is a Malibu in Florida, there may be...for all I know. But I think the one in California is more famous since it is the home of many Hollywood Stars like Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, Minnie Driver, Rachel Ashwell (the Shabby Chic creator)  etc...
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I live  in las vegas and its great, you choose how to live your life, if your into the night life it's here for you, and if you just want to live a quite life it's also here for you,some people choose to have a quite week day and party it up during the weekend, what ever you like it's here.\nI myself live a very quite life with an occasional partying every couple of months.
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East Coast ( NY + boston ) and California ( LA, LV etc) are good to live in and Florida , nashvilee are not .. as they are secluded places...
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I have been to California and also lived on the east coast and the mid-west.  From my experience, I found the west coast to be a totally different country.  But there are some pros and cons.  There is a lot of mixing of cultures there, so you will find whites, Hispanics, and people of Indian and Asian descent in  large numbers.  The west coast is also warmer climate-wise due to the proximity to the desert and the sea.  More importantly, for some reason I found the people friendlier than anywhere else in the states.  The food is also inspired by different cultures, but you can find a lot of authentic Mexican food there.  One word of caution, the west coast is pretty expensive to stay!  On the other hand, the percentage of young population (and techies) is very high, so you will find someone for outdoor activites pretty easily.
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NO! The people in Miami are very diverse and most of them are not very nice. I live in Georgia and my last job involved mostly customers from Miami and they were the nastiest people I have ever dealt with. They range from "ego maniac" Latin men to elder, retired, and extremely rich. People are very self-absorbed in Miami much like California. Lots of Botox and bikinis and fake boobs! You have just as many job opportunities here in Georgia (Atlanta) as you do in Miami. I cannot imagine a Georgia Peach like you or I integrating into Miami, which is not really the "South" as we are accustomed
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let me tell you my fellow laid back friend. there is a place for everyone. but the one place that will always be home for me is southern california. there is no more laid back and accepting place in the world. this is especially great if you like to be outdoors or are the sporty type. as you well know the weather is just about always perfect, and you are only an hour and a half away from snow, dessert, mountains, and of course the beautiful beaches. as you also well know the place is heavily populated, i know you dont like crowds, but if you want to find someone with similar intrests, i promis there are thousands there whatever your into. AND you get to learn the value of a dollar. dosnt sound like much, but you have to work hard and not live in excess if you want to get by comfortably. of course you could hate it there, but this is just my opinion. its a wonderful place, but if you dont want to pay that much the pacific nothwest has the same feel without the beautiful weather. ie portland or seatle. very cool places, just not if you like to get out much. good luck man, i hope you find a place you really love.