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		<title>Bring back the chairs at Beach Burger!</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 17 Oct 2011 20:50:04 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Recently the chairs have been removed from one of my favorite burger places in Norwalk, CT called "The Beach Burger." The Owners of The Beach Burger were recently forced by the city of Norwalk and the nearby competition, Harbor Lights and Overtons, to remove the chairs from their establishment because the burger place is zoned [...]]]></description>
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		<p>Recently the chairs have been removed from one of my favorite burger places in Norwalk, CT called "The Beach Burger."</p>
<p>The Owners of The Beach Burger were recently forced by the city of Norwalk and the nearby competition, Harbor Lights and Overtons, to remove the chairs from their establishment because the burger place is zoned for take-out only.  However, they have the required amount of parking spaces, ample street parking and plenty of extra parking next door at Mr. Frostys.  Please sign my petition to tell the city of Norwalk to bring back the chairs and prevent this business from relocating.  </p>

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	<h3></h3><p><span class='signature'>Scott Perna, <br/>Classic case of greed... bring back the chairs!</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Elizabeth Thibault, <br/>We didn&#039;t come this past weekend, because we didn&#039;t know what we would do with our 15 month old son&#039;s booster seat while we ate.  Instead we went to the Shake Shack in Westport.  Is this what the Norwalk City Hall wants to see continue to happen?</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Sean Holm, <br/>Here&#039;s my support for delicious and fair competition.</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Dominica Rossi, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>Michael Fishman, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>xxxxxxxx, <br/>Supporting through article in CTBites</span></p><p><span class='signature'>xxxxxxxx, <br/>This is a personal vendetta against the owner of Beach Burger, and I find it to be absolutely ridiculous! There is plenty of room in norwalk for other restaurants.</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Elizabeth Hilts, <br/>Dear City of Norwalk, let&#039;s support this much-needed local business.</span></p><p><span class='signature'>xxxxxxxx, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>Ana candiotti, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>Daniela, <br/>The Beach Burger is a great new asset to East Norwalk.  The food is good, and the decor is modern and tasteful.  The bar seating provides an opportunity to enjoy the cool atmosphere that the owners have created.  City officials, please don&#039;t ruin this great improvement to East Norwalk.</span></p><p><span class='signature'>xxxxxxxx, <br/>Is Overtons really that worried that The Beach Burger will take away their customers?  They should be!</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Jen piacquadio, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>xxxxxxxx, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>Andrew Scarella, <br/>This comment comes from Anthony Luciani in response to AnaMaria&#039;s comment:<br/>Due to multiple complaints on the property of 6 1st street,<br/>Zoning requested a full inspection of the property where mr<br/>Frostys is located along with a warehouse, sign shop, and 4 rental garages(licated under the sign shop)<br/>These are all Located on one property.  During the inspection, we were unable<br/>To obtain access to one of the rental garages under the sign shop because we could<br/>Not reach the tenant for permission.  The landlord of the property,<br/>Not Mr Frostys or Anthony Luciani is working to gain access to the last garage for<br/>Inspection to clear up this violation.</span></p><p><span class='signature'>AnaMaria, <br/>I saw your petition &quot;bring back the chairs at the beach burger&quot; and before I wanted to partake in this petition, I wanted to research what this was all really about. I happened to stumble upon Planning and zoning COMPLAINTS AND VIOLATIONS that not only is Beach Burger in violation BUT ALSO 6 First St. Mr Frostys which is also owned by Mr. Luciani is in violation as well. You Expanded your seating without permits as well as not allowing inspection by zoning. So if Mr. Luciani thinks he can do whatever he wants in Norwalk we should start another petition for Mr. Frostys because before we know it, you&#039;ll also be accusing harbor lights and overtons of a problem that is so visibly yours. You can&#039;t expect to break the zoning rules and not pay for the consequences. There is no one to blame but yourself.</span></p><p><span class='signature'>xxxxxxxx, <br/>It&#039;s too bad that being successful in Norwalk depends on who you know and not what you have to offer.</span></p><p><span class='signature'>xxxxxxxx, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>Terrie Poly, <br/>What ever happened to fair enterprise.</span></p><p><span class='signature'>xxxxxxxx, <br/>Love their food, kept the chairs!</span></p><p><span class='signature'>xxxxxxxx, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>Dee Stefanou, <br/>When you try to ruin good people around you because of paranoia or insecurity,it only backfires. Put the chairs back and leave this business alone!!!!</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Stacy Infantas, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>Penny Parker, <br/>Bring the chairs back.</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Aimee Nastu, <br/>This is ridiculous! The only reason they are doing this is because Beach Burger blows Overtons out of the water!!! They should really stop being so spiteful, they are going to lose the few custoners they do have left! What about their plan to put an ice cream place across from Mr.Frosty, did they realize it would probably backfire on them?!?</span></p><p><span class='signature'>p Aymerich, <br/>Bring the stools back and stop stifling businesses in Norwalk with obvious politics.</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Cathy Jones, <br/>Overtons has picnic tables why can&#039;t Beach Burger have chairs for their patrons? That is totally ridiculous. There are plenty of customers for everyone in East Norwalk.  This is just being petty and small.</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Andrew Dominick, <br/>Many of you have seen my post on this issue, so you know how I feel. Bring the stools back!</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Charlotte, <br/>Maybe we should stop frequenting Harbor Lights and Overtons until The Beach Burger gets back their chairs. You know what they say about karma.....</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Lisa O\&#039;M, <br/>I agree.  Most take out type places have some seating.  Why should the patron&#039;s not have a place to sit if they choice to.  It&#039;s competition and a business should not punished this way. Let the food speak for itself.  If it&#039;s not good, they will close.  If not, then they are an asset to the town.</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Amanda, <br/>Good luck Anthony.</span></p><p><span class='signature'>LIndsey Lamb, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>xxxxxxxx, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>Michael Corasaniti, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>Elizabeth, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>xxxxxxxx, <br/>Good luck Anthony!!!</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Rosa Torcasio, <br/>Capitalism makes America!  Hope you guys get your chairs back &amp;amp; expand!  Great place!</span></p><p><span class='signature'>JON KENEFIC, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>shauney rivera, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>xxxxxxxx, <br/>I would think the City of Norwalk would encourage new businesses to open and be successful. Besides,competition is good for business, well good for those that have nothing to hide!</span></p><p><span class='signature'>xxxxxxxx, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>Greg Berger, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>Giovanni Sornatale, <br/>The food at Overtons is dog food. It would be in the cities best interest to help a restaurant with edible food stay in business, not one that serves sewage on a bun.</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Alexa Papp, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>MARK, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>Kari, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>kim Lucido, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>Jim Nichols, <br/>I know there zoning laws for restaurants, but this is a rediculous situation that shows that laws have unintended consequences. In this case there is plenty of street parking and Beach Zburger should have chairs for patrons.</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Chelsea Phillips, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>Brian Boland, <br/>My family loves Beach Burger! There&#039;s plenty of room for BB, Mr Frosty&#039;s, Harbor Lights and Overton&#039;s to coexist.</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Dianna Santora, <br/>No reason why they should be forced to remove their seating...they are the best thing that has happened to the area in a long time.  Food is delicious and a little healthy competition should be welcomed.</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Denise de Castro, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>Jeanne Bloom, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>Doreen Kenefic, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>Lori Braddock, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>xxxxxxxx, <br/>The Beach Burger is a wonderful addition to this town don&#039;t drive it out of business because other businesses feel threatened by the competition.  Also, isn&#039;t this discriminating against people who walk?  Why shouldn&#039;t they be allowed to sit down and enjoy a meal as well?  Every other &quot;take out&quot; establishment has some kind of seating, why should Beach Burger be any different?</span></p><p><span class='signature'>xxxxxxxx, <br/>Pathetic. There is room for both of your businesses. I&#039;ll no longer support either Harbor Lights or Overton&#039;s any more. Ever since they put up a sign across the street from Frosty&#039;s about opening another ice cream place, I was done with them. Grow up. Norwalk, do the right thing.</span></p><p><span class='signature'>xxxxxxxx, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>Kristina, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>Peter Callahan, <br/>Stop with the dirty politics!!!!!!!</span></p><p><span class='signature'>David Marcus, <br/>I like to ride my bike to the Beach Burger. City of Norwalk, please explain why I&#039;m not allowed to sit down?</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Sue Przybisiki, <br/>Great place...can&#039;t believe they are taking away the chairs.<br/>Why would the city do this to a person trying to run a super <br/>Restaurant in this economy.  I remember original<br/>Place and it had a soda bar &quot;with chairs&quot;</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Cory Burns, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>Debbie Burns, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>arnie arnold, <br/>try to give this a small bussiness a break our city needs more places like this one</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Maggie Brucker, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>Dan and Kristien Del Ferraro, <br/>Let them eat bread...with burgers in between.  And lots of great milkshakes.  I&#039;d love to be able to eat outside.  Do it right Norwalk.</span></p><p><span class='signature'>jen, <br/>Ridiculous! Give them back the chairs!!!</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Sean Sullivan, <br/>That is just silly he has the parking next door, just let him have some tables. Competition is healthy. Overtons is just mad because their food is nasty and no one likes to go there since the new owners took over a few years back.</span></p><p><span class='signature'>xxxxxxxx, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>Janet Bacco, <br/>There is room for more than 1 burger place. Overton&#039;s should have better business morals!!!</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Andy McClellan, <br/>So the city of Nowalk aaaaand Harbor Lights Aaaanddd Overtons made Beach Burger take down their chairs? Something smells fishy to me boys, and it ain&#039;t low tide. God save the Beach Burger, they got darn good food. Norwalk, stop trying to keep the man down!</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Nancy LaRosa, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>xxxxxxxx, </span></p><p><span class='signature'>xxxxxxxx, <br/>The Beach Burger offers something I can&#039;t get at either Overton&#039;s or Harbor Lights -- premium burgers in a fun environment.</span></p><p><span class='signature'>xxxxxxxx, <br/>This is ridiculous.</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Cameron Prescott, <br/>This is blasphemy!</span></p><p><span class='signature'>mimi grossmann, <br/>Ridiculous. Maybe we should buy a beach burger and go to overtons, purchase a soda and eat at their tables!!! good luck beach burger.</span></p><p><span class='signature'>Anthony Luciani, </span></p></div><p></p>
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		<title>Realizations from my second trip to the Social Good Summit</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 30 Sep 2011 19:20:34 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Last week, I attended the 2011 Social Good Summit in New York City where dozens of guest speakers talked about the role technology can play in making the world, specifically the developing world, a better place.  The two big realizations I had this year were 1) Mobile technology has the power to connect millions of [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Last week, I attended the <a href="http://mashable.com/sgs/">2011 Social Good Summit</a> in New York City where dozens of guest speakers talked about the role technology can play in making the world, specifically the developing world, a better place.  The two big realizations I had this year were 1) Mobile technology has the power to connect millions of people who live far from hospitals, doctors, schools and emergency care and 2) How the growing movement to empower girls and women everywhere can have such a profound effect on global health.</p>
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<p>Today, health workers use cell phones in the field to collect data on pregnancies, help with diagnosis and to send reminders to sick individuals to take important antibiotics.  Phones are so inexpensive that almost anyone can afford one, creating two way communications where there previously wasn’t any other than face to face. It is truly the first form of communications technology that can be used regardless if you are rich or poor.   People can reach health workers, any time of day, and ask medical questions or call for help.  I was amazed to find out that the camera on the phone can be used to take a photo of a blood sample and send it to a lab for diagnosis.  Through this use of mobile technology, millions of  people who live long distances from hospitals, doctors or health workers are not without some sort of access to answers.</p>
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<p>Additionally, Geena Davis, who just helped launch the UN’s newest agency called <a href="http://www.unwomen.org/">UN Women</a>, spoke of encouraging girls from a young age to pursue their dreams and criticized entertainment and the media for reinforcing negative stereotypes.  There is a global call to help girls realize they can stay in school, wait to get married and be who they want to be without feeling pressured. An educated girl is likely to have fewer children, meaning she will have more time and money to care for the children she does have, resulting in an overall healthier family. Most health workers are women who believed in themselves from an early age and realized their potential.  We need smart girls to grow in to strong women who can make a difference for those in need.</p>
<p>But there is more to global development than mobile technology and fighting stereotypes, I was struck by something that Archbishop Desmond Tutu said when he was asked how he stays so optimistic and why he devotes himself to create change for good.  He answered by saying “I am not an optimist, but a prisoner of hope.”</p>
<p>Hope was in abundance at the Social Good Summit.  At the beginning of the week I was still trying to understand why new technology was so important to people who didn’t even have clean drinking water or access to healthcare. I realized that in this country, our view of new technology is to create a convenience like a cell phone or an Ipad.  But in a developing country, new technology is really a tool for survival.</p>
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