THOMAS S. GULOTTA Nassau County Executive Favorite place to go barefoot: Nassau Beach.
An ornament-of-the-month club features a floral heart for May, a birdhouse for June and a barefoot Santa in a hula skirt for August.
Draped in a floaty frock, her shock of red hair decorated with sprigs of ivy, a barefoot Florence Welch headlined with her Machine on Friday, showcasing those delectable vocals on "Rabbit Heart" and "You've Got the Love".
Barefoot India, a major Indian travel company, has just won a high court case that will allow it to build an eco-resort at Collipur, close to the designated Jarawa reserve.
In his book "Our Own Devices," he cited research in the 1950's in which the feet of barefoot Hong Kong fishermen were found to be structurally healthier and more dexterous than those of shoe wearers, despite lacerations and deformed toenails.
At City Hall, you'll see giant holiday characters, including a 20-foot-tall barefoot Santa who sits dipping his toes in the fountain.
Or, for the same amount of money, we may choose to fill our tanks with enough gasoline to drive barefoot from New York to Los Angeles and then back to Kansas City.
6. Barefoot NV California ($8.59): Pleasant but nondescript.
Del Monte Foods, San Francisco, to Barefoot Advertising, Cincinnati, to handle the account of its College Inn line of broths, which had been inactive.
A selection of roasters might include: MadCap of Grand Rapids, Mich.; Verve of Seattle; Barefoot Coffee of San Jose and Oak Clifff Coffee of Dallas.
