51.   Both Park and Orchard and Sonoma Grill benefit from the crowds at the Meadowlands, but neither owner thinks of his place as a sports restaurant.

52.   Blowfish is nearly as leisurely a place as Simply Fondue, where we had thoughts of returning just to try the dessert.

53.   A company spokesman described the place as so actively hostile to neckwear that it bans ties from the premises.

54.   A goofy game show in which contestants are asked to take part in humiliating challenges for trips to such places as London and Scotland.

55.   A bridge-inspection program was put in place as a means of identifying navigational hazards of the sort posed by the old span over Big Bayou Canot.

56.   A look at a map shows you how easy it is to use the place as a vehicle for smuggling.

57.   A revolution of sorts takes place as Maggie crosses class boundaries to find a husband, but it is bloodless and deliberately reassuring.

58.   A rugged independence drives people to live in such places as the Cassiar.

59.   A September itinerary takes adventuresome passengers to such out-of-the-way places as Tintamare, Gustavia, Statia, Saba and more.

60.   A short white dancer would look just as out of place as a dark-skinned one in a line of tall white dancers.