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	RealAudio: "The moment and the emotion are the most important to me."   Amid the construction, the new museums, and the old monuments, Old Havana remains a living community. Local kids still head off for school, take shortcuts through restored plazas, and cavort in the playgrounds until it is time to come home for dinner. "Some historic restoration projects I've seen around the world, the last thing they want is actual people running around," says Harvey.  "In old Havana, the people are staying right there in their neighborhood."

 
 

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