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i have never considered loft living...but now i can't get it out of my head.
guess what though?
the good ones are impossibly hard to find probably because most people dare not move.
they are also really expensive.
and the vast majority that i came across in my sunday real estate surf sesh were faux lofts. or regular apartments that someone called a loft because there was some loft-like element at play like high ceilings in one area or open concept kitchen/living. or an exposed brick wall!
and shit, maybe they were by definition lofts but not to my mind.
i want the giant open space with crazy old floors, concrete and/or brick walls, factory windows and light for days.
do you have a loft?
show it to me.


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Great location at the entrance to Las Sendas MPC, with very strong demographics in the immediate area. Property maintains easy access to Loop 202 at both Power & McDowell. Approved building plans will convey with sale, and there are minimal off‐site requirements because of lot configuration. Owner is open to a number of different deal structures which include selling subject to rezoning for apartments, joint venture, and seller carry back.
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Our Voice: Since fire danger is high, we can all help prevention
You don't need us to tell you that it is hot out there -- and has been for a while. Or that our lovely summer sun has turned much of our vegetation into tinder.
Despite Thursday's respite from the heat, it still is that time of year.
Our skies have been hazy lately, and it's hard to know whether it's from the fire near Wenatchee or the one over in the Goldendale area. Either way, the haze is a constant reminder that at this time of year, wildfires are fast moving and hard to contain.
The 1,600 firefighters working on the Colockum Tarps fire in Kittitas County will attest to that.
Although fires are not inherently bad.
The U.S. Forest Service points out that some ecosystems depend on fires to clear out debris, disease and insects in forests.
Fires also trigger a rebirth of forests.
In the Western United States, we have 25 wildfires burning now. We're not sure what the proper number of fires should be or how the "good" fires are managed, but 25 is a bit much.
Officials agree with us. On Wednesday, the Washington State Parks Commission announced a fire ban, including charcoal briquettes, in all state parks.
Although some fires are started by lightning, our friend Smokey the Bear says 9 out of 10 wildfires are caused by humans.
The good news is that also means that 9 out of 10 wildfires are within our control to stop before they even start.
Wildfires can start from unattended burning, a lawnmower spark or even thin brake pads on your car.
We all need to be careful.
So when you're out, be smart.
Make sure to check your power equipment regularly. Don't drive on underinflated tires or let any metal drag from your vehicle.
Soak used charcoal in water and dispose of it by hand so it is cool to the touch.
There are many precautions we can take, and each of us can encourage our friends to use their heads this fire season.
Although our community lines three rivers and we have lots of irrigated farm land, we need to remember that we live in a desert.
One can see the blackened sides of Badger Mountain and Jump Off Joe from most of the Tri-Cities.
We've been lucky so far this year that our local fires have been minor and quickly contained.
That could change almost instantly.


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The Seed Of Doubt:
I vividly remember waking up to a phone call I received a few years ago. Startled and disoriented I answered the phone expecting the usual deactivation threat from the good people at AT&T. Instead, I heard a pleasant voice from the University of Washington inviting me for an interview to potentially pursue my Ph.D.
Maybe they got my phone number mixed up with someone else's? I couldn't entertain the idea that I could "possibly" receive training from a top 5 ranked research institution. I kept thinking, "What luck? Why me?" This is when it all started:
My mom didn't exactly put my GRE score on the refrigerator. My GPA was decent, but not spectacular and my research experience was, lets just say "untraditional." So why did UW Medicine end up giving me a chance? I started reflecting on reasons why an institution so great would want an individual as "ordinary" as myself. Was it because my letters of recommendation were stellar? If that was the case, then this was based on someone else's overinflated depiction of me and my achievements. I did obtain a fellowship at the NIH but that was only because I worked my way through the backdoor and started as an intern. I graduated with a bachelor of arts with high honors, but I studied anthropology not biochemistry, pre-medicine, or computer science. Real doubt consumed my subconscious when I realized: It must be because I am a minority student who grew up in a single family home, and attended a high school where it was common place to double your lunch money playing spades on the bathroom floor. UW must have felt sorry for me or at the very least they needed to meet the diversity statement on their homepage.
Say it with me "I am not a fraud"
"Impostor Syndrome" is the name given to the stream of consciousness I just described. I am two years into graduate school at UW and I am still worried about being "exposed." Impostor syndrome is alive and well in all types of successful people: graduate students, professors, men and women, white and black, gay and straight. It's real, and it's not going anywhere. On the contrary, the more you achieve, the more you will feel like an impostor.
According to psychotherapy experts, Impostor Syndrome, "is a psychological phenomenon in which people are unable to internalize their accomplishments." "…Despite external evidence of their competence, those with the syndrome remain convinced that they are frauds and don't deserve the success they have achieved." We impostors chalk our successes up to a fluke of chance or just simply being lucky, and we are always in over our heads.
Only Diamonds Can Sharpen Diamonds:
If you can identify with my musings you are not alone. Everyone feels this way at some point when they are internalizing the successes in their life. There are several ways to cope with Impostor Syndrome, and consequently internalize your success:
Communicate. Misery loves company, so surround yourself with successful people because they are likely to feel like impostors too. Sharing your feelings with your peers is okay. This is the only way you can discover that your peers feel exactly like you do. I have to admit it's immensely therapeutic to hear people that I believe are leagues more intelligent than me say, "I feel the same way."
Under Sell, Over Deliver:
From what little success I have accumulated I can provide some advice. My first year of graduate school was one of the hardest transitions in my life. When you enter a new professional environment its very difficult to assess your progress, especially in graduate school. Moving forward and accumulating further success is a huge challenge. Comparing yourself and your accomplishments to others in your cohort is a natural yet toxic consequence of interacting with your peers. Comparing your experiences, strengths, and weaknesses to that of your peers is impossible and fruitless. Everyone's path to success is different and you should use this as an opportunity to learn from your peers rather than compete with them.
Having an accurate pulse on your performance and progression in the work place is of great importance. Creating weekly lists and accomplishing them is something that works for me. I regularly set goals and share them with my advisor. If those goals are not accomplished in the time allocated we both leave our weekly meetings disappointed. That disappointment serves as motivation because I realize that I did not meet the goals we agreed on and this motivates me to work significantly harder the following week.
Doubt is Healthy, Fear is Paralyzing:
I am preparing to take my general exam this summer. This is not something I am looking forward to yet I know its necessary for me to progress from graduate student to Ph.D. candidate. My greatest fear is that I will fail my exam and not achieve a goal I have set for myself. However, I will not let that fear paralyze me. I will let that seed of doubt motivate me to work hard and communicate with my mentors when I am floundering. I will surround myself with people who encourage me to succeed. There's a chance that I will make excuses about approaching and passing another milestone in my life. Ultimately, this milestone will serve as just another notch on my belt reenforcing my new train of thought. Because when I do pass my general exam it will be because I am legitimate not lucky. In the words of Thomas Jefferson "I'm a great believer in luck and I find the harder I work, the more I have of it."
- Langford, Joe; Clance, Pauline Rose (1993). "The Impostor Phenomenon: Recent Research Findings Regarding Dynamics, Personality and Family Patterns and Their Implications for Treatment" (PDF). Psychotherapy: Theory, Research, Practice, Training30 (3): 495–501.
- Lucas Laursen (2008) "No, You're Not an Impostor." United Kingdom. Science Careers. Science Magazine.
Keolu Fox is a graduate student in the department of genome sciences. His research interests include human genome sequencing technology, and human genetic variation.


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Jamaica's sprint sensation Usain Bolt brutally ended two-time doping offender Justin Gatlin's attempt to controversially usurp him as the king of sprinting when he blazed to the 200 metres world title at the IAAF World Championships in Beijing, China today. The world's fastest man clocked a time of 19.55 seconds to retain his world title, beating Gatlin into second in ...Read More »
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce Captures World Champs 100m Title
Double Olympic champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce captured an unprecedented world 100 metres treble at the IAAF World Championships today. The powerhouse sprinter clocked a time of 10.76 seconds, retaining her world title and beating Dutch champion Dafne Shippers into second (10.81s) and the formidable American Tori Bowie into third (10.86s). Jamaica's other finalists, 2007 women's 100m champion Veronica Campbell Brown (10.91s) ...Read More »
Usain Bolt Retains Worldchamps 100m Title
After stumbling through to the 100m final at the World Championships, Jamaica's Usain Bolt defended his title in a time of 9.79 seconds at the IAAF World Championships now under way in Beijing, China. Bolt's title-defending run silenced his doubters and critics as he convincingly forced Gatlin to battle his way to a second-place finish in 9.80 seconds. Bolt entered ...Read More »
Mexico Defeat The Reggae Boyz 3-1 And Win The Gold Cup
Jamaica's Reggae Boyz surrendered to Mexico 3-1 in the final of the CONCACAF Gold Cup. Mexico captain Andres Gaurdado opened the scoring in the 31st minute, with follow-up goals from Jesus Corona (47th) and Oribe Peralta (61st). Substitute Darren Mattocks, restored Jamaican pride with an individual goal in the 80th minute. Mexico will collect US$1m, while Jamaica will pocket US$500,000 ...Read More »
T&T Red Steel Beat The Barbados Tridents To Claim CPL Title
The Trinidad and Tobago Red Steel defeated the Barbados Tridents by 20 runs in the final of the Caribbean Premier League at Queen's Park Oval today. T&T RED STEEL 178 for five off 20 overs (Kamran Akmal 60, Cameron Delport 50, Dwayne Bravo 29 not out; Rayad Emrit 2-25, Kieron Pollard 2-28) Red Steel Captain Dwayne Bravo was named 'Hero ...Read More »
Usain Bolt Wins London Diamond League Men's 100m Race
Usain Bolt returned to form by winning the 100 metres in 9.87 seconds at the Diamond League meet in London's Olympic Stadium yesterday. After a poor start, the Jamaican struggled to break away from the pack but eventually edged Michael Rodgers of the United States by three hundredths of a second. Kemar Bailey-Cole of Jamaica was third in 9.92 and ...Read More »
The Reggae Boyz Beat USA 2-1 And Head To The Goal Cup Finals
For the first time in 12 years, the United States have failed to make the Gold Cup finals. They lost 2-1 to Jamaica's Reggae Boyz. Vancouver Whitecaps' Darren Mattocks opened the scoring in the 30th minute, while Houston Dynamo's Giles Barnes added a second six minutes later with a superb free kick from 20 yards. This is the first time ...Read More »
Jamaica's Sherone Simpson Wins Women's 100m Gold at The Pan-Am Games
Jamaica's Sherone Simpson today won the 100-metre final at the Pan American-Games in Toronto, Canada, in a time of 10.95 seconds. Ecuador's Angela Tenorio finished second in 10.99 seconds and was followed by Barbara Pierre of the United States, who finished third in a time of 11.01 seconds. Simpson, running out of lane 8, was left behind out of the ...Read More »
Pan-Am Shot Put Gold For Jamaica's O'Dayne Richards
Commonwealth Games shot put champion, O'Dayne Richards, struck gold at the Pan American Games in Toronto, Canada. Richards won the event in a meet record and season best 21.69 metres. His mark beat the 21.30m set by Canada's Dylan Armstrong four years ago in Mexico. Timothy Nedow of Canada was second with 20.53m as German Lauro of Argentina threw 20.24m ...Read More »
Olympic Jamaican Silver Medallist Shericka Williams Wants To Switch Allegiance To Bahrain
Beijing 2008 Olympic 400m silver medallist Shericka Williams, has applied to the Jamaica Administrative Athletics Association, for a switch of national allegiance to the country of Bahrain. If the switch is approved, Shericka will have to wait a year from the date of approval before she can represent her new country, Bahrain. Two other Jamaican athletes Kemarley Brown and Andrew Fisher, ...Read More »


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How Amazon could Disrupt Pharmacy Services
Ever since Christina Farr of CNBC broke the news of Amazon expressing an interest of getting into the Billion Dollar Pharmacy market, I have been having multiple conversations with many people inside and outside of pharmacy on how this will change "everything."
Personally, I haven't seen this much attention in awhile about pharmacy since PillPack made strip-packaging of medications mainstream three-years ago, and am quite eager to see if this is really going to change the current paradigm of pharmacy services.
Nonetheless, having Amazon as a disruptive player in the pharmacy sphere is worth having some thoughts about, for those inside the pharmacy space and outside have some very different takes on the matter. For one, most pharmacists really don't see Amazon getting into the space for a few more years, and not much changing if they do. Rather, it's just 'one more mail order pharmacy.' But those outside of pharmacy, see a drastic change in the landscape. I think this difference in views comes down to several items. If you are interested in those, please read on, otherwise if you want to see how I think Amazon could change things skip ahead.
The primary issue is what is pharmacy and drug dispensing in the 21st Century United States. It definitely isn't the apothecary from "A Wonderful Life," or the cozy independent store in the center of town with a telephone operator in the back and a soda shop up front. Rather, it is the hectic fast paced drive-through endeavor with a 15-minute wait feature that most patients after visiting their doctor see. Pharmacy has drastically changed, and with the patient view of most pharmacists just 'Count-Lick-and Pour' medications for patients it's not hard then to think of how to just automate the process. Which, to be honest, is a thing right now. Many large pharmacy operations now use automation technology (whether a community pharmacy or a hospital) to aid in the process of dispensing medications. It's what makes a large scale mail-order pharmacy operation possible. And it's also what makes some start-ups consider making corner pharmacies (or Redbox Pharmacy as I like to call them) a thing to the place outside of Emergency rooms and clinics. So yes, for the general public, the view of just having Amazon mass dispense medications is a no-brainer. How hard is it really?
Now those in pharmacy will point to other issues, which are pharmacy problems that I don't expect the general public to be concerned about or even know. One issue is that the dispensing process is not a full-proof system at the current time. Even with CPOE and Electronic Prescriptions, there are still multiple issues with prescribers getting the right drug to the pharmacy. We still are using fax machines, which I often joke we need to have a class on for students in healthcare to understand how to use. Insurance issues (the bane of most patients showing up to the pharmacy) is another, with prices being a constant headache for patients and coverage understanding by prescribers along with requests for prior authorizations and claim denials. This all requires communication by the pharmacy team between providers, patients, and insurers to get medication to the patient. Suddenly a 15-minute wait becomes a 2-day endeavor of back and forths and miscommunication. That's why even with large mail-order pharmacy operations, there are more people staffing the call-center than out on the floor of the dispensing process. Amazon being Amazon doesn't mean this problem will go away. Rather, it's a new area that Amazon is going to have to learn to deal with and address (which hopefully includes a good leadership team knowledgeable about current practice and realities of the pharmacy, or better yet, teaming up with a PBM or similar partner to get into the space). It's not impossible, it's feasible, but we need to reasonable about expectations that the public seems to have.
Second, along with some of these issues, is the regulatory laws in place. This is a branch of pharmacy that most of the population is unaware of until there is an actual legal problem. There is a federal pharmacy law, along with each state having the right to be more stringent. For patients that travel frequently and try filling their medications in another state, this is often where they come across a problem. So, where many are apt to say "Well the Taxi industry never took Uber seriously, and pharmacy is in danger too," I think most pharmacists nod their head with the understanding that it's not an issue of Amazon getting into the pharmacy space, but rather, it's not going to be a cut and dry system that most people expect.
But let's put this all aside. What would happen if Amazon got into the pharmacy space, what could they do differently?
For now, I am going to go along with potential drivers in the Digital Health space and other health care ideas that Amazon could latch onto.
The pharmacy component could be pretty straightforward with a few options, including going into a distributor role (such as Cardinal Health), creating an online pharmacy with a mail order service, or even using the new WholeFoods locations to open up physical locations. Each has pros and cons of services. For instance, a physical location offers the ability to offer vaccinations and filling of same-day needed prescriptions (such as antibiotics, pain medications, etc.) after seeing a doctor visit. Some may say that it could be possible to do 24-hr medication dispensing services, but that may be hard pressed depending on how many centers that Amazon could open and a reasonable delivery time (such as a rural setting).
However, just having a place to dispense medications from I feel would be self-limiting. In an era of big data, how could Amazon tap into a users data flow to find out their health and target specific services to them? Tracking their search histories, online data habits, and the 'golden egg,' their health data from say an insurance company would allow Amazon to do a lot.
Putting this all together, this could be one possible model of how this all ties together.
And, this is an example case of how it could work for a patient that uses Amazon services. It really isn't hard to predict integrating Alexa and wearable devices into a patient life to encourage physical fitness, adding telemedicine services when needed, and just having Amazon address patients health needs via a platform.
So with that, I welcome any thoughts or comments. I am particularly interested to see what else could be done.


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Large Public Pension Funds to Increase Allocations to 35%Bills that would allow large public pension funds have been introduced by New York state legislators, to increase allocations to alternative investments such as private equity and hedge funds to 35% from 25%.
The legislation would affect the $176.2 billion New York State Common Retirement Fund, Albany; $150 billion New York City Retirement Systems; and $104.3 billion New York State Teachers' Retirement System, Albany.
Under state law, these public pension funds are governed by a "legal list," containing a broad category of primarily fixed income and equity investments. The plans may allocate up to 25% of assets outside this list in a basket of investments such as private equity, hedge funds, commodities and international bonds.
The bills, introduced in the state Senate and state Assembly, would amend the so-called basket clause, allowing public pension funds to devote as much as 35% of allocations outside the "legal list" rather than the existing 25%.
"The current 25% limit on alternative investments prevents the (five) city pension funds from creating an optimal investment portfolio," said Eric Sumberg, a spokesman for city Comptroller Scott Stringer, the fiduciary for the five pension funds.Source: Pensions & Investments


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Pediatric Dentistry
Dental health during you child's early years offers another set of challenges. For most parents, this doesn't come as a big surprise. A dizzying number of changes strike during these formative years, and parents often experience a few frustrations along the way.
But children listen more than we realize, and pestering parents can make a tremendous difference in the dental future of these up and coming young adults. Oral home care habits tend to slide, sometimes to the point of complete neglect. Increased independence may lead to eating and drinking habits that harm oral and overall health. Don't underestimate any encouragement given to help your child avoid the long-term effects of cavities and gum inflammation.
Preventive visits every six months provide us with an opportunity to coach your child and reinforce the efforts you're making with them. Sometimes the rapport we establish in our friendly office setting proves especially effective. Plus we can share problems with them through visual aids while reinforcing any positive efforts you're making together.
Tips for home efforts that protect your child's dental health:
- Limit sodas and juices. Sugary carbonated drinks and juices are the number one cause of tooth decay in adolescents. Many 20 ounce bottles of soda contain 18 teaspoons of sugar in an extremely acidic liquid. The combination can be devastating for teeth.
- Encourage brushing before bedtime. Night hours can be especially harmful as the mouth dries out and bacterial plaque flourishes.
- Limit snacking on carbohydrate rich foods like chips, crackers, and cookies. Drinking water only between meals is very important.


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It was Saturday morning, and I was running around from eight-thirty in the morning till eleven at night, trying to finish my Christmas gifts. It was turning out to be a race against time, and I was stressing out a little. Why do I do this to myself. Though I do think that this style of last minute preparation is really inevitable for me. It just like taking a final. I don't quit studying till I enter that classroom, and I don't stop puttering around with gifts till I have to hand them off to their expected receivers."Here, take it. It's the best I could do". Nineteen framed gifts was the total count up today, and two sore thumbs from sanding and waxing in the garage. I have found a new love for finding and fixing old wooden frames, since being acquainted with a simply waxing procedure back in November.
But this morning I made a mistake. Grandma came to the house with her box of recipes with the intention of making dinner for all of us. I was working in mom's house alone and everything, including my brain, was a mess and strewn about the house.
Ever since Grandma made a taco deep dish a few years back for me, she has always kept in mind that it has been my favorite meal of hers. She would once and a while make it for me if I was home. Well today seemed like a special day and Grandma started talking about making this dish as she sat looking at her recipes at the table. Me being a confirmed gluten intolerante, grandma began to get creative and think of substitutes for the Bisquick mix that was needed for the topping. "We could use oatmeal flower and make our own."I agreed with her! And we could add our own rising ingredients, salt and whatnot to complete the rest. Who needs Bisquick!? So I hurriedly opened the pantry and looked around for the bag of oatmeal flower that mom had recently ground up for the Lefse party this past week. I saw a bag, but it seemed different then the one used previously. "Well, Mom must have ground more oatmeal and put it in a different bag," I thought, not taking seriously even the fact that its contents were a little different looking as well.. I measured out the two cups and gave it to Grandma along with a few eggs that were in the fridge.
Grandma left and I went back to making a mess in the house. Frames and their glass pieces were on the counters in in splendid randomness.
I left Mom's house around six thirty and headed over, across at the field, to eat supper. Still in the process of cooking, we all waited a while in the living room watching a oddly long infomercial to pass the time.
Dinner was set and Grandpa, Grandma and I sat down to eat. It was really good! Had a touch of sweetness that I found interesting, but I thought this not unusual. Just different.
Mom and Earl came by later and sat down to also have a bite to eat. It occurred to me now to tell Mom where I found her flour in the pantry and confirm that it was indeed ground oatmeal. Mom seemed confused at what I was saying, but soon it dawned on her what her daughter used instead of wheat. . . chocolate cake mix. I couldn't stop laughing as I sat in the living room listening to Mom and Grandma as the two of them realized the situation.
Now grandma usually find my mistakes funny, but today it was different. "All that work, and I wasted a pound of venison!" I quickly sobered up.
Sigh.... Merry Christmas to me I guess. To all those out there, Chocolate Taco Cake, just might be the next big thing.


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After a series of sprints, brainstorming sessions, workshops, meetings, lunch discussions, peer pitches, presentations and friday drinks the UNStudio project at the Publishing Lab has come to an end.
Before jumping to the final conclusions, it is important to mention the improvements and work developed during this fifth sprint. The visit to the Usability Test Lab was a significant moment; it helped us better understand where to focus our efforts for the last changes.
At the lab, we tested two scenarios: the user as a student and the user as a client, which was important to provide context to the experience and also made it possible to cover the two navigation modes. After the test, we exported a video recording of the screen and some image maps which supported the analysis of the user's behaviour. Notes were taken simultaneously, by the team conducting the test, which worked as a sort of written report and a very useful addition to the test. Afterwards, we made a summary of the postive and negative aspects which came up during the test.
The overall feedback was positive, but some details on the navigation inside the image galleries and the video display could be enhanced. For these new buttons and new functions have been added.
The access to the glossary (Design Tools) seemed a problematic feature because the icon chosen for this wasn't clear enough. To solve this, we gathered a collection of icons that could potentially represent the idea of 'glossary' and we made an extra small test to choose the most suitable icon.
Another improvement added to the app was on the 'immersive' experience part, which opens every chapter as an 'introductory' section. We added a 'skip' function for users who revisit the page or look for specific content in the app.
One of the most remarkable achievements during this last sprint was the completion of the circular menu, which provides a non-linear experience of navigation. Our developer, Lucia met this challenge and overcame the last hurdle to complete the App experience.
Et Voilà!
This last sprint has allowed us to reflect on our path from the beginning of the project until the present moment. While preparing the "Presentation Package", which includes the orginal brief, conceptual studies, the style guide and design structure, we could clearly analyze the complete process and finally look at the project as a whole unit.
We also produced a video that shows the user's journey through the app, including a simulation of the potential features we envisioned.
The video will be presented at the PublishingLab MeetUp event on the 28th of January.
Some final thoughts..
The interactive book, 'Knowledge Matters', represents the time and space that Anastasia, Joana, Jess, Lucia, Karina and Wahid shared to bring together the ideas and experiments for the UNStudio project. The project started with the premise to design an extension of a printed book: maybe a digital book? While analyzing and selecting material from the digital archive of The UNStudio, and feeling its potential, we immediately understood that a new approach had to be considered. Maybe not a mere translation between a printed matter and a digital one, instead an exploration of the digital format in such a way that in the printed matter would not be possible.
Since the media environment is constantly changing, the question of how digital media formats relate to print will definitely be carried further in our future projects as designers. It is a very relevant question and the Publishing Lab is a space where this question is constantly revisited, further explored and applied to different circumstances.


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"The world will look to us to help solve these problems, and our answer needs to be more than tough talk or calls to carpet bomb civilians. That may work as a TV sound bite, but it doesn't pass muster on the world stage." President Barack Obama - 2016 State of the Union Address
How do images of U.S. Navy on their knees before their Iranian captors "work as a TV sound bite" to the world, Mr. President? But then you have that "historic global climate agreement" as your foreign policy legacy, Mr. President – now don't you?


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Twin Cities, Minnesota Blog
ESPN's Chris Mortensen visits the Vikings camp and talks with Brad Childress and an antsy Jared Allen.
A remarkably well-done compilation by a fan of Brett Favre's 2009 highlights as quarterback of the Minnesota Vikings.
With Brett Favre not yet recovered from his ankle injury from the 2009 season, are the Minnesota Vikings going to draft a quarterback as insurance?
It's nice to know that Brett Favre decides to actually retire this year, Fran Tarkenton will be ready and eager to take over for him under center.
Video highlights of the Minnesota Vikings total domination over the Chicago Bears.
This is so very cool. Ever wonder what's being said on the field between players? This is six full minutes of Brett Favre's on-the-field chatter during the Vikings vs. Lions game.
This is great! A re-enactment of the final play of the Vikings game against the 49ers when Brett Favre hits Greg Lewis in the back of the end zone to pull out a victory with twelve seconds on the clock.
Brett Favre game winning TD pass to Greg Lewis with 12 seconds left. Favre drove the Vikings down the field 80 yards with no time outs for the win: Minnesota Vikings 27, San Francisco 49ers 24.
David Erickson's preview of the Minnesota Vikings vs. the Detroit Lions game on September 20, 2009.
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Giving back
Having lived in Palm Springs since 2003, Christopher is committed to giving back to the community that he calls home. It is part of our core beliefs is that we must give to receive and that there is enough to go around – if more people would just share it!
As a firm, we champion several causes close to our hearts. Christopher's line of pet harnesses, sold at our Palm Springs boutique, benefits the Palm Springs Animal Shelter. In addition, Christopher recently donated his time and resources to renovate, design, and furnish Sanctuary Palm Springs, a home for homeless and at-risk LGBT youth.
Our largest annual charity event is
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The official Show House of Modernism Week, each year Christopher leads the renovation of a classic Palm Springs property and brings together the nation's top interior designers to create unique rooms.
The Christopher Kennedy Compound attracts about 6000 visitors in ten days and raises nearly $100,000 for Modernism Week's preservation and education efforts. Funds raised by the Modernism Week 501(c)3 directly benefit architectural preservation, neighborhoods in Palm Springs, and scholarships for local design and architecture students. The project is featured nationally in Traditional Home magazine and regionally in California Home + Design.
"When I moved to Palm Springs, we did not have a decorator showcase house like many cities do, which surprised me," explains Christopher. "It is such fertile ground for a decorator showcase: we have wonderful architecture, the annual event of Modernism Week which attracts about 90,000 participants from 20 countries, and many worthwhile charities. Each year, the Compound is my labor of love and way of giving back to the city that has given me so much."
Past tastemakers of The Christopher Kennedy Compound include Michael Berman, Martyn Lawrence-Bullard, kate spade new york, Kelli Ellis, Celerie Kemble, Jamie Durie, Trina Turk, oh Joy! for Target, Kelly Lee (aka Kelly Golightly), Michel Boyd, Patrick Dragonette, Jiun Ho, and Carson Kressley.
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April is Sexual Assault Awareness month, so we will be kicking the project off with stories from survivors of sexual violence. (We promise this isn't an April Fools joke, even though it is beginning on April 1! That would definitely be in poor taste, and isn't what we are about.)
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Meet the Cadenza family!
Tom: Piano
Tom Potten graduated from the London College of Music with honours in 2002, having specialised in composition and contemporary music, studying with composer Kit Turnbull and Jazz leaders Eddie Harvey and Johnny Dankworth. Since leaving there Tom has worked as a freelance pianist and tutor, starting out at the Billericay Music Academy and assuming lecturing and church organ posts along the way before opening Cadenza Music School in 2011. He now teaches in excess of 50 students per week and is musical director of the Stock Music Society Choir and the 'Fordettes', a choir based at the Ford offices in Warley. Tom loves the family/community aspect at Cadenza and thrives on seeing the students achieve their musical goals. He is a firm believer in music being fun and enjoyable as well as ultimately rewarding and educational. Tom is our ABRSM point man and has arranged, stewarded and accompanied ABRSM exams dozens of times.
Katherine: Voice and Piano
Katherine Potten is a BA Hons graduate of The Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts (LIPA). Founded by Sir Paul McCartney, the performing university is one of the top in the world and focuses on training its students for a lasting career in the entertainment industry. Katherine completed a 3 year intensive pop music course focusing on vocal technique, performance skill, song writing and the music business. After graduating and moving back to Essex, Katherine joined established function band Soul Desire, singing lead vocals and playing keyboard and guitar. She then went on to study further and achieve Grade 8 in both voice and piano, as well as grade 5 violin. Katherine has taught through Thurrock Music Services and at The Billericay Music Academy but found her home at Cadenza Music School in 2011. Katherine now splits her time between teaching voice and piano, managing Cadenza Music School and being a mummy to Cadenza's little mascot, Oscar! Katherine is a talented vocalist with an impressive range, pure tone and great performance skill. As much as she enjoys performing she gets a wonderful joy from teaching and running the music school. She prides herself on building a strong rapport with students, making them feel comfortable, and developing their confidence and skill in a fun and relaxed environment.
Alison: Oboe, Clarinet, Saxophone, Flute, Bassoon, Recorder and Piano
Alison Brown achieved Grade 8 in both Oboe and Piano by the age of 18 and attended the Royal College of Music where she studied with top class performers including Roger Lord and Yonty Solomon. She graduated from the Colchester Institute in 1984 and began teaching oboe and piano privately before working as a peripatetic tutor in schools around Essex. Alison attained a PGCE prior to working in Infant and Primary schools as a full time teacher and music co-ordinator. During this time she directed countless concerts and productions and was responsible for delivering the music curriculum for children between the ages of 4 and 12. As well as playing with other leading orchestras in the south east, Alison has been the principal oboist in the Southend Symphony Orchestra for over 20 years and has been selected to play oboe in the pit orchestra for well over a hundred performances with local operatic and dramatic societies. She was the musical director for local amateur choir the Dove Singers for over 20 years. Alison is widely regarded as the top oboist in South Essex and In addition to working as a tutor for the Essex and Southend Young Persons' Orchestras, Alison was also for several years the sole woodwind adjudicator on the panel for the Thurrock Young Musician of the Year.Believing passionately that music is vital in the wider development of both children and adults, Alison always encourages her students to reach their full potential and gives structured and thorough lessons developing independent learning. She fundamentally believes in the enjoyment of music and that it should be accessible to all. Alison is keen on getting ensembles together and making music a social experience.
Will: Trumpet, Orchestral Brass and Piano
Will Potten has been playing the piano and trumpet for over 30 years and during that time has built up a broad range of performing experience in many different musical styles. He completed a music degree at Girton College, Cambridge University, studying and performing with Martin Ennis, Daniel Harding and Stephen Cleobury amongst others. Whilst at Cambridge, he sang with Girton College Chapel Choir with whom he toured Italy, Mexico and Ireland as well as appearing on their inaugural CD. Will is a qualified teacher, having completed a specialist music PGCE at Exeter University following his degree. In recent years, he has performed and recorded with many local musicians, embracing jazz, ska, and classical music. An ardent jazz fan, Will is a firm believer that learning music should be fun and aims to instill in all his students the grounding for a lifelong love of music.
Luke: Guitar (Acoustic, Electric and Classical) and Bass
Luke Clarke is a professional musician, guitarist and bass player. He studied for his Foundation degree in Music performance at Essex University. He holds Grade 8 in Guitar, as well as Grade 8 in Bass Guitar and Grade 8 in ABRSM Theory. Since completing his University studies in 2009, Luke has gigged extensively across the UK and parts of Europe. He has played in a wide variety of bands and musical ensembles ranging from tribute bands, Jazz bands and function bands. He has played alongside West End composer Richard Brown as a pit musician on several local theatre productions. This has enabled him to become experienced and versatile in playing many different styles of music, which he believes is a huge advantage when teaching meaning he can cater for all students from young ages to the more mature. As well as performing Luke has always had a keen interest and enthusiasm in music education, he has worked in several schools and music academies throughout Essex. Luke currently teaches GCSE music and works for Havering Music Services in several primary and senior schools as a guitar tutor. He can cater for grades 1-8 and beyond in guitar, bass and theory but likes to keep lessons as fun and relaxed as possible.
Marc: Drums
Marc Wotherspoon is a performer and tutor who has studied, performed and recorded with many artists from the UK, Europe and the USA. Marc began playing drums aged 12 after being given the choice by his mum, while out shopping in Glasgow's Barrowlands Market, between a cool (well, his idea of cool) pair of trainers or using the money as a deposit for a set of second hand drums. He made a good choice and hasn't looked back since. He still doesn't own any cool footwear though. After receiving a full scholarship to study at the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston when he was 16 Marc went on to receive his BA (Hons) Jazz Studies from Leeds College of Music in 2001. His influences are extremely varied and having played in all types of bands from Indian Ensembles to Metal bands, Circus Orchestras to Cruise Ship Lounge Bands Marc is extremely comfortable in any musical situation. Marc is a busy session musician who is involved in all kinds of original projects. He is a successful band leader of Programmed2Function, the drummer for Abbey Rogues, as well as being a member of Dolly Parton Live Tribute Show and Shout, Girls Girls Girls 60s Tribute Show.
Dawn: Violin
Dawn Kelleher studied at City University and Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Dawn graduated in 2005 and since then has been performing violin with various orchestras around the country. She has worked with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, The London Concert Orchestra and The Symphony Orchestra of India to name just a few. Dawn has played on shows such as Phantom of the Opera and West Side Story as well as tours with Andrea Bocelli and Mike Batt. Dawn is an engaging teacher who is happy to teach all ages, from beginners to grade 8 and beyond. She is keen to get students reading music and playing with great technique in order to achieve a great sound.
Pete: Guitar (Acoustic, Electric and Classical) and Bass
Peter Bray is a professional guitarist, bassist and tutor. He studied at Havering College of Further and Higher education and achieved his degree in Music Performance and Technology in 2009 with honours and holds a grade 8 guitar certificate. Since then he has been teaching guitar to all levels in a one to one setting and in large workshops, getting students through their grades, building confidence and playing gigs. He has also played in a large number of bands and musical acts all around the country, including function bands, musical theatre acts, jazz bands and country bands. All of this experience had lead to knowledge that Peter regularly draws on in the lessons that he teaches whether showing how to play a variety of different styles or how to approach performing to an audience.


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Range Creek Canyon
Heat from the summer sun reflects brutally off the sheer vertical rock walls of the canyon, turning the craggy, brush choked landscape into an oven. Hiking this section of southern Utah, takes patience, strength and water. Lots and lots of water.
But, if you have the heart and desire and if you keep your eye's open, hiking Range Creek, Utah's newest Wildlife Management Area, can lead you on a path of discovery. One that offers up lessons and stories as wild and varied as the old west itself.
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
"You ever see this blacksmith shop?" 70-year-old Waldo Wilcox, owner of the ranch land that became Range Creek asked Mark Connolly, conservation officer for the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources as they drove through the site.
"Nope," said Connolly.
Immediately, Wilcox pulled the truck over and got out to show him a rubble pile strewn with old blacksmith tools and the remains of the building that once housed them.
Wilcox said, "I talked to an old guy who used to work in there. He says Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid holed up in Range Creek after the Castle Gate train robbery.
According to this old timer, Butch and Sundance robbed the train carrying the mine's payroll and headed for Robber's Roost which is farther down in southern Utah. Apparently, they had a bunch of horses with them that knew the way back, so they sent the horses up the trail alone.
The lawmen traced the horses and Butch and Sundance doubled back and rode into Range Creek. This old guy is working in the blacksmith shop and he looks up and sees a 30x30 rifle pointing at him through the window. So, he comes out with his hands up and it's Butch and Sundance. They ducked the law and they were hiding in Range Creek."
The Fremont Culture
Outlaws aren't the only things hiding out in Range Creek. As you park your vehicle at the North Gate (the only public access to the park) you start hiking, gradually downhill into the canyon. If you keep a sharp lookout, you'll find a treasure trove of artifacts from the Fremont Indian Culture -- the folks who called this Emery County canyon home from 500 A.D. to around 1200-1300 A.D.
Named for the Fremont River in central Utah where the culture's first artifacts were found, the Fremont people were successful farmers and hunter/gatherers who probably traded with the Anasazi who occupied regions in the southwest (think Mesa Verde) during the same period.
As Kevin Jones, Utah's State Archaeologist notes, "this time period is really the efflorescence of farming in North America."
Well, at least until sometime in the 13th century when there was a general demise of farming across the entire region.
As Jones says, "One of the intriguing research questions at Range Creek is what really happened? What happened in the Anasazi area? What happened at Cahokia in the Midwest at roughly the same time that caused all of these people to go bankrupt in terms of their economy?"
Looking for Answers
The person working to answer these questions and more is Duncan Metcalfe, Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Utah.
For two months each summer Metcalfe takes 12-15 of his students, three teaching assistants, and a few colleagues (including Jones) down to Range Creek to map the sites (over 300 found so far) and collect any artifacts worthy of additional study back in the laboratory.
As Jones says, "If there are clearly attractive artifacts lying around on the surface, we carefully map them and then take them. We're collecting, but we're not collecting everything because that would be impossible."
So far, Metcalfe and his team have found and collected elaborate pottery, wild tobacco (cached in a rock wall), snare traps and even a collection of compound arrows with tips attached.
But, perhaps more important, they've identified and mapped hundreds of sites with pin-point precision using total station survey equipment (accurate to within 1 centimeter) providing a base line that Metcalfe and other archaeologists can use to go back and monitor how/if things are changing over time.
Public Access vs. Protection
Metcalfe and his team know just how important their time-intensive mapping effort is.
"Just north of Range Creek is Nine Mile Canyon," says Metcalfe. "You walk it through and you can step onto sites that have what were once pre-historic structures and they've got big holes in them and there's not an artifact to be seen. They've just been picked up.
The holes are clearly vandalism, under any definition of the term, but for Range what I'm really worried about is the person who walks around and thinks to themselves, 'if I don't pick this up the next person will' – which is the most common excuse I've heard."
As Metcalfe says, "if it's three people, not much of a problem, if it's hundreds of people, it's becoming a pretty major problem and if it's thousands of people, you can denude the sites in a couple of years."
To protect against just this type of threat, the Division of Wildlife Resources, the department responsible for managing the 1,500 acres of land which control access to the canyon and the 46,000 additional acres of public land has developed a two-tiered protection system that utilizes the Internet and on-site law enforcement.
According to Connolly, the conservation officer with responsibility for Range Creek, "nobody can go into the canyon without being documented."
In order to hike the canyon, interested parties must go online (http://www.wildlife.utah.gov/range_creek/apply.html) to purchase a one-day $5 permit, which captures their name, address, phone number and more.
"They're totally documented," says Connolly. "And, I personally hike every day that I work (40 plus miles a week). I hike with the hikers so I'm keeping an eye on what's going on. And, we have these archaeological sites that I visit on a regular basis to make sure they haven't been damaged or somebody's altered them or something. So, if something does happen and we can pin it down to the day it happened, we've got the name and address of every person who was in there that day."
To date, Connolly's job has been less law enforcement and more tour guide/public relation's officer.
He recognizes his job is to "make sure every visitor has the best experience possible." To him, that means taking the time to show visitors particularly intriguing sites and making sure they have a safe experience.
Armed with a satellite phone, first aid supplies and water, Connolly has helped more then one hiker in distress.
"When you start hiking here, you're hiking downhill," he says, "and a lot of people don't notice that. Then, they turn around to go back to the car and find they haven't brought enough water with them. I pick up people that are four miles in and don't have enough energy to get out."
Though the summer sun can be brutal and the terrain is rugged, Range Creek offers visitors the greatest of all attractions – mystery.
If you visit, you might wonder why someone would build a granary 1,000 feet off the canyon floor with no visible/logical way to reach it. You might wonder how someone could even climb that sheer rock face without access to the technical climbing gear available to our civilization. And then it hits you -- they didn't just have to climb it they had to climb it while carrying building materials and grain.
Is that even possible? Maybe, someday, folks like Metcalfe, Jones and Connelly will have let us know.


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The Thai Airways experience continues: flying to Bangkok to use an A380 flight simulator
Regular readers of this blog might already be aware that Thai Airways is currently adding new Airbus A380s to its fleet (for more details about Thai's new A380s check my reports from Airbus' Delivery Center and from the Airbus' Aircraft Design and Mock-Up Center in Toulouse, or check this video).
These new A380s are adding capacity to some of Thai's most popular routes, such as Bangkok to Tokyo Narita and Bangkok to Hong Kong. Thai Airways has a long haul fleet renewal programme under way that, in addition to the A380s will also see some Boeing 787s, Boeing 777s and Airbus A350s added to the fleet in the coming years.
A journey to the heart of Thai Airways
A new fleet means also training the pilots that will fly it, so, as a continuation of my Thai Airways A380 experience in Toulouse I headed for Bangkok together with a group of European bloggers, in order to see for myself Thai's state-of-the-art A380 simulator.
So, I took off from Moscow on one of Thai Airway's Boeing 777-300s and changed the cold of Russia for the balmy temperatures of Thailand for a few days.
Oh, and did I mention that the food on-board was excellent!
After a couple of days adjusting to the new time zone and climate, enjoying the magnificent hospitality of the Dusit Thani resort in the seaside vacational town of Hua-Hin (a favourite among Thai elites!), headed for the capital, where, at Thai Airways' headquarters, the A380 simulator was waiting...
Simulating an A380 flight
It might look unassuming from the outside, but once you get in you realize the A380 simulator is such an an amazing technological wonder!
The most impressive thing of all is the level of detail of the landscapes you see "outside" the simulator, when you look through the cockpit's "windows". You immerse yourself in a totally different reality, a virtual reality World that is an exact representation of the real one: vehicles moving along the runway, airport facilities, other aircraft...
The following video gives you an idea of what is it like to taxi an A380 through Bankok International Airport, all simulated of course, like a sophisticated videogame with plenty of special effects (the simulator's cabin moves and shakes as well)...
The flight plan for our simulated plan was simple, basically, take off from Bangkok in adverse weather conditions, a strong tropical storm was conveniently programmed for the occasion, make some turns above the Thai capital and then perform a night landing.
All of Thai's A380 pilots go through the simulator periodically to train their reactions under a range of different flight conditions (for example, during our simulated flight we went down to just three operating engines, instead of the normal four!)...I just wish I had something like this when I was preparing to get my driving license!
Taking off...and heading towards a tropical storm...that showed up on opur radars as soon as we had "taken off"!
Night landing...some people that saw the following video asked me if it was real!


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Good Sunday afternoon from a very soggy Lake Arrowhead! We had SNOW yesterday evening. WOW, it came in with a vengeance bringing thunder, lightning, then snow. Probably a couple inches, but it was a wet snow, so it's melting pretty quickly. Not snowman making snow. The picture here shows how crazy the roads where as I made my way home.
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Below is a list of "active" homes for sale in Lake Arrowhead & Lake Arrowhead Lake Front homes.
Just click on the links and you can scroll through each one. (MLS provided by Rim of The World MLS and are reliable but not guaranteed).
If you'd like a detailed list of homes for any other area, please let me know.
As of this posting, we have 242 Lake Arrowhead Homes For Sale.
And for LAKE ARROWHEAD lakefront Homes for Sale, we have 25 listings.
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Charting blood glucose levels helps diabetics to avoid hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia. Blood sugar levels can also help diabetics determine whether they need medication and can highlight the need to change treatment plans that are not working, according to Healthline. Diabetics can use printed charts, such as those made available for download at Healthline and WebMD, or use mobile apps that allow them to keep the same crucial records.


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5 Ways to Market Your Business Smarter, Faster, and Cheaper
- Don't be a product pusher. "You should shift your mindset away from marketing your product and toward being a trusted resource," says Siteman Garland. A great example of that, he says, is HubSpot, a company that sells software to small business, but whose website focuses heavily on providing its customer demographic with free resources. "They have a blog that has information on generating leads online and Internet marketing," says Siteman Garland. "And there's a weekly TV show where they go over marketing headlines for the week. They're not saying, 'how awesome is own software?' They're showing you that they're a trusted resource."
- Humanize your Web presence. "Be a human being online and not a company," says Siteman Garland. "People like to do business with people they know, like and trust. There has to be a human behind a brand." So allow your personality to shine through on your website and allow your employees to have a presence there as well. For instance, Meathead Movers, a San Luis Obispo, CA moving company that employs student athletes, features employees on its website and allows customers to choose their own moving team.
- Be a digital schmoozer. "One of the arts we're overlooking on line is being able to make small talk," says Siteman Garland. "I've interview 200 plus people who do this successfully and for them, the Web is like a small town where you know the butcher on the corner. The people who build up the most responsive followings on line are connecting with people on a one to one basis that goes beyond business. Business is becoming much more personal." So ahead and talk about your dog and your kids online, but set your boundaries and stick to them.
- Merge your digital and real world connections. Online and offline should not be two separate worlds, says Siteman Garland. "The best online networking happens offline," he notes. "Companies are always thinking about big conferences. But I like to throw small events, like a dinner - you get a restaurant, invite 20 people and organize the discussion around a theme. It gets people away from the computer and it's a relationship builder. "Take pictures, pull out your Flip and make a short video, and then post your content on Facebook and tweet about the event the next day.
- Cozy up to bloggers. "You should focus on building genuine relationships with bloggers and content creators in your niche," says Siteman Garland. "That doesn't mean spamming them with press releases. The secret sauce is start helping them." For instance, public relations entrepreneur Elena Verlee began making insightful comments on Siteman Garland's blog and sharing his content on Facebook and Twitter. And she introduced him to potential guest for his show. "She understood what was important to me," he says. The result: Verlee got her clients some nice media exposure and was herself a guest on The Rise to the Top because she invested time in relationship building.


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Mexico is known for its scenic views and incredible climate, a great place to travel for relaxing days spent on the water. There are several enchanting cities to explore that are most popular for its white sands and clear breathtaking views, along with their incredible cities that offer a lively and friendly culture.
Visit Cancun
Cancun is best known for its pristine weather for plenty of sunny days year-round and a number of activities for those who enjoy a bit of adventure. The area began to increase in popularity in the '80s, bringing in one-third of Mexico's revenue for its incredible shopping, bustling city, and authentic eats. Cancun has plenty of resorts and activities for travelers with any budget. In addition there are fun things to do for people of all ages.
Explore Cabo San Lucas
Many exceptional hotels in Cabo San Lucas sit right on the water, spanning on more than 20 miles of incredible beaches. The city offers rich architecture in a relaxing environment, including activities that include horseback riding, snorkeling, golf, diving, and even spending time on a yacht out on the water. The location offers more than 300 days of warm and sunny weather throughout the year for perfect days spent on the sand and a lively nightlife that can be enjoyed by all ages.
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Known as Arizona's closest beach resort, Rocky Point is located on the shore of Sea of Cortez, 60 miles south of the US Mexico border. It's made popular for its safe environment and lively city nestled right on the water, the perfect location to grab one of the hotels for a weekend getaway or a long-term vacation.
The area continues to increase in popularity as many who are looking to learn more about Rocky Point find that there are fun activities available that include exploring oyster farms, golfing, visiting aquariums, and going snorkeling to explore the underwater life.
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Where cliff diving is common and cruise lines frequent the waters, Acapulco is both the largest and oldest city in Mexico, made popular in the 1950s by the rich and famous who came to enjoy the land. The nightlife is extremely popular, attracting large crowds in every season, along with festivals and events held year-round.
Several beaches are available with lagoons to explore on boat tours, along with scuba diving, deep-sea fishing, and dolphin shows. For the history buff, Acapulco also has a variety of historic places that can be visited by tourists. Acapulco is also home to a variety of museums original artwork.
Whether lounging in an infinity pool in Cancun or exploring an underwater shipwreck in Cabo San Lucus, Mexico offers a number of hidden treasures that make for unforgettable getaways in a lively and beautiful culture.


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30 things I learned (did) taking 30 days off of Facebook/
I took time off of Facebook for multiple reasons, the number one reason was time management. But damn, I missed everyone.
1: Facebook friends are friends. Just like your neighbors, your friends on Facebook become your tribe. You share stories and give advice. You are there for one another.
2: I couldn't tell anyone I had the stomach flu so people could feel sorry for me.
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last week my mom shared a thanksgiving acrostic poem, and i thought that was a pretty good idea! as a dog, i don't do a whole lot of thinking about what i'm thankful for. i normally just take every day as it comes and don't do a whole lot of reflecting.
but this year, recovering from my surgery i've been laying around more than normal. (i know that's hard to imagine!) and during this time i've been doing some thinking, mostly about how i'm glad this mass is gone from my foot, and how i wish mom would stop telling me not to lick my incision. the thing itches, okay mom? but i know she just means well. so i thought i'd make a poem like she did!
Treats, and tons of them!
Hugs from my parents & grandparents!A comfy serta to lay on! (this is very important because i do a lot of laying!)
New chew toys, like this Benebone Wishbone chew toy (pictured below)!
Kisses, giving them & getting them!
Food that my parents leave laying within my reach!
Understanding parents when i steal their food! ;)
Long hikes and adventures with my people!
so, that's what i'm thankful for, this year and every year!
i received the Benebone wishbone compliments of Chewy.com for review purposes.