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I have had TONS of questions about the tiny peanut and this whole Failure to Thrive diagnosis that we got handed in January. So I figured it was time for an update and MAYBE an light at the end of the tunnel.
Due to Emberlynn fighting off some sort of crappy cold at her one year appointment we delayed her vaccinations and her blood work. Last week while I was on my spring break, I took Emberlynn in for her vaccinations and her blood work as well as a quick weight check.
Vaccinations went great, minimal crying and no reactions. The blood draw this time went pretty darn well. However, this time I told the lab tech that we needed to sit at the chair and that it would take two of them to hold her in addition to me. Instead of the process taking 15-30 minutes like it had the two time before, it only took 3 minutes. Progress folks! The weight check was not great. We had lost 2.5oz so now we are back down to 15.3 lbs. I was pretty bummed about that, however, our pediatrician was not super concerned just yet because she is starting to become more mobile.
So let's get to the blood work. AGAIN it came back abnormal. Again we blame these freaking colds we continue to battle (which by the way is entirely bizarre to me because Eyan NEVER got sick like this, now all the sudden we are meccas for these colds)! However, our pediatrician has a theory that she may have low iron, not quite low enough to be anemic, but low enough to cause her blood work to be abnormal. So now we try iron drops and repeat the blood work and weight checks for God knows how long.
We also are hoping that the reason she is so tiny is because of the low iron. Not that I don't love the tiny baby, but I would just like some comfort in her growing a bit more on her curve and at least MAKING the damn percentile chart already.
So are we any closer to an answer, GAH, who knows but its on with the iron drops and maybe spoonfuls of lard at this point.
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Couleur Café is a music festival dedicated to all currents of urban music across the world including r&b, hiphop, world, dubstep, afro, soul, reggae, ragga, dub, dancehall, reggaeton, latin, salsa, rock, electro… It is definitely an urban festival anchored in the heart of Brussels and its social reality.
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Thanks but I really rather keep through HDMI as that is kind of the point of the AV unit. I liked the idea of the Bose controlling everything and being able to easily switch between sources.
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It does sound like the CEC may be the culprit. For testing purposes to confirm this, could you try the configuration suggested by Tony?
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Release date: 10 June
An upcoming thriller film written and directed by Ribhu Dasgupta, Te3n has a strong star cast, with Amitabh Bachchan, Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Vidya Balan in lead roles. The film, which was supposed to release along with Aishwarya Rai's Sarbjit, was postponed to a later date to avoid the clash. Te3n revolves around the kidnapping of Angela, a girl whose death affects the lives of two men—her grandfather and an ex-cop-turned priest.
NW predict-o-meter: We love thrillers, and we expect the audience to like it too, also because it is produced by Sujoy Ghosh the man who impressed us with his Kahaani. And then there's Vidya Balan.
Release date: 17 June
With an impressive trailer, Udta Punjab has caught everybody's attention. The story revolves around four main characters Tommy Singh (Shahid Kapoor), Dr Preet Sahani (Kareena Kapoor), Kumari Pinky (Alia Bhatt) and Sartaj Singh (Diljit Dosanjh) and how they are entangled in the prevalent drug-abuse situations in Punjab.
NW predict-o-meter: This is a much-anticipated movie, especially for it power-packed star cast. Hopefully, they will deliver with their performances, too. And oh, we have not forgotten that ex-flames Kareena and Shahid come together in the movie for the first time since they both settled into their married lives. That being said, we feel that it may be all the hype around it that tides this movie at the box office initially; we don't think it to do much after that. We could be wrong, of course!
Release date: June 24
Independence Day: Resurgence is a sequel to the 1996 science, the super-hit fiction-disaster film Independence Day. Some of the star cast that reprise their roles from the original film includes Jeff Goldblum, Bill Pullman, Judd Hirsch, Vivica A Fox and Brent Spiner. Other cast members in the new movie include Liam Hemsworth, Jessie Usher, Maika Monroe, Sela Ward, Angelababy, Charlotte Gainsbourg and William Fichtner.
NW predict-o-meter: If it is made anything like the earlier hit, Independence Day: Resurgence is going to be a hands-down hit too. But we sure hope they have countered for the fact that post Independence Day, there have been many an 'Earth saviour' movie with at least as great special effects. Then again, we are sure to miss the Will- Smith charm, which some of us believe, was what took that movie as far.
Release date: 24 June
It is an upcoming action drama inspired by the life of Newton Knight and his armed rebellion against the Confederacy in Jones County, Mississippi, during the American Civil War. The film stars Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Mahershala Ali, Keri Russell, Brendan Gleeson and Oscar winner Matthew McConaughey.
NW predict-o-meter: This is an out-and-out period movie, and history buff s with a penchant for action and war will surely have something to look forward to this film. We do.
This year's winner of the Dada Saheb Phalke Film Festival is (aids+b)², a film directed by Venky AV, and produced, distributed and marketed by Percept Pictures. The film is a light-hearted black comedy about a 10-year-old schoolboy whose life turns upside down on learning about the existence of a disease called AIDS. The film intends to open up the right conversations on AIDS, even as it attempts to bust the myths surrounding it.
Kolkata plans to beat the discomforts of the sweltering heat by indulging in comic relief called Bazinga. Greenback Media and Kalkutta Komedians bring the pleasures of stand-up comedy for comedy-lovers in the city. The main artists include Atul Khatri, Azim Banatwalla, Jeeveshu Ahluwalia, Raouf Gangjee, Sujit Pandey, Ankit Bharadwaj, Priyam Ghose, Yashoroop Poopa Dey and Abhinav Anand.
When: 5 June
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Unfaithfully Yours, a Raell Padamsee production, is a play about a married couple, played by actors Rohit Roy and Mona Singh. The so called happily-married couple is anything but that to each other, though they are to all their friends. The play portrays their 26-year long relationship, which as packed as it is with passion, romance, comedy and drama, is as wrong as it looks perfectly right.
When: 26 June
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The unorthodox and unique voice of singer Tochi Raina will resound live in Chennai. Tochi and his Band of Bandagi will sing a mix of his hit Bollywood, Punjabi and Sufi numbers. The event, which will be held in the northwest part of Chennai, aims to attract the large number of Hindi-speaking population there. The event will be partnered by Radio FM 91.9, Chennai.
When: 4 June
Where: Hotel Radha Regent, Chennai
Visit Kullu, Himachal Pradesh, for a rejuvenation that is from deep within. Head to the Kundalini Shakti Festival, a musical enlightenment claimed to open one's kundalini—believed to be the central life force and an essential energy for one's existence. Kundalinin is said to be a hidden ingredient of life, which can be generated through humility, meditation and selfless giving. So everybody who wants to experience this force of life is invited to the beautiful and enchanting Kullu.
When: 9–12 June
Where: Grahan St. Sosan, Kullu
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Social media has changed plenty of things over the years, but the way it's changed our travel habits in particular is pretty striking. It's now possible to vicariously trek the globe without doing anything other than glancing down at your cell phone. Plus, given all the great pics everyone else is taking, you can't help but want to up your own travel snapshot game when you do venture somewhere new.
It was only a matter of time before someone commissioned a study to figure out what the most Instagrammed places on the planet are. TravelBird did exactly that by sharing the most hashtagged destinations across the world, culminating in one pretty great, bucket list-worthy ranking of tourist attractions.
17. Colosseum, Rome (1,752,045 Instagram tags)
It isn't surprising that this tourist-packed destination is on this list; people have long been fascinated by the ancient battlegrounds and jaw-dropping stonework featured here. Just be sure to hold onto any and all personal belongings while snapping your shots — thieves are everywhere in this Italian capital, and tourists are their No. 1 target.
Most flattering angle: The Colosseum is so majestic that you actually need to distance yourself from it in order to get it in full view. Try grabbing your shot from Colle Oppio (Oppian Hill), located just across the street on the northeast side.
16. Burj Khalifa, Dubai (1,808,173 Instagram tags)
The world's tallest skyscraper is pretty majestic, and makes for an amazing shot — especially when the weather is just right. With the artificial lake below it, these photos give us some serious FOMO.
Most flattering angle: Ironically, you don't even have to visit the tower to share an amazing photo of it. Because of its crazy height, it's best to snap it from afar — preferably when the sun is setting.
15. Waikiki, Hawaii (1,939,768 Instagram tags)
The beautiful Hawaiian beach is known for attracting a ton of tourists to its beautiful, blue waters and sandy beaches, where people inevitably snap all kinds of photos.
Most flattering angle: Forget getting down low to grab the best shot. Some of the prettiest angles we've seen are the ones from high above that let you take in all of that pretty, blue water.
14. Grand Canyon, Arizona (1,989,316 Instagram tags)
This spot is so hot that people take pictures of it from their airplanes on the way to someplace else. You don't have to be a hiker to appreciate the beautiful landscape per se, but it certainly doesn't hurt to pack some hiking gear.
Most flattering angle: Climb up as high as you can and then take a picture of everything down below. Bonus points if you can capture some water.
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13. Machu Picchu, Cusco, Peru (2,195,108 Instagram tags)
This Incan stop is usually jam-packed with tourists and locals alike. Whether you trek the Inca trail with porters to get there or take a bus up the winding road to soak in the views, this ancient city buried in a cloud forest is definitely worth several snapshots once you're there.
Most flattering angle: Get there first thing in the morning before the place is crawling with people, then snap a quiet shot of the valley from Sun Gate's landing.
12. Niagara Falls, Ontario (2,198,459 Instagram tags)
Everyone knows the Canadian side of this natural beauty is the prettier side, so it's no wonder that it made the list of top photo-worthy destinations. Once you're down by the actual falls, the cheesy touristy attractions don't seem so bad either.
Most flattering angle: The best spots for photos are by the railings, but they fill up quick. To grab the perfect photo with some good lighting, plan your trip at the break of dawn.
Before I ever traveled, this was the first destination I ever wanted to go to. It took me many years but I'm glad it finally happened. \\\\\\ P.s. If anyone knows an British couple who recently were engaged (March) at Niagara Falls, they asked me to take pictures of the thing and never got the name or look at a picture would love to see them!!
11. Mardi Gras, Louisiana (2,202,256 Instagram tags)
Who doesn't love New Orleans? Check out the cobblestone streets, the history, the night life, the food and, of course, Mardi Gras. Naturally, this stop made the list.
Most flattering angle: Get unique! There are so many great colours and things to see in the French Quarter, so plan a shot that incorporates all of those terrific elements in one view.
10. Octoberfest, Bavaria, Germany (2,262,885 Instagram tags)
Beer, soft pretzels and lederhosen — sounds like the perfect recipe for tons of selfies that you won't remember taking.
Most flattering angle: Before you and your crew down too many beers, snap your pictures while you all still look fresh.
9. Notre Dame, Paris (2,517,129 Instagram tags)
Between the towering cathedrals, the gorgeous architecture and the awe-inspiring gargoyles staring down at you, there are tons of photogenic angles to take in at this historical church.
Most flattering angle: Although your first instinct will be to back up and try to snap the entire church at once, there's way too much greenery surrounding it to get a great angle. Instead, focus in on one corner of the impressive building for a much better shot.
8. Times Square, New York (2,560,272 Instagram tags)
Most New York tourists, especially if it's their first time in the city, have to take in Times Square. That's probably because we've seen it in so many movies and TV shows over the years that it would practically be a sin not to go and snap pictures there.
Most flattering angle: Position yourself off to the side, away from all of the people dressed up as cartoon characters, so that you can focus in on the money shot: that giant billboard.
7. Big Ben, London (2,561,617 Instagram tags)
This infamous clock may be the most photographed timepiece in the world. In fact, most people don't even know that Big Ben is actually a part of the Parliament Building — that's how popular it is on its own.
Most flattering angle: Forget the hubbub of London life and head down to the water instead, where you can grab a more unobstructed photograph of Ben… and maybe a couple of his buddies.
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6. Las Vegas Strip, Nevada (3,653,548 Instagram tags)
It seems like what happens in Vegas doesn't always stay in Vegas… not when it comes to photographic evidence, anyhow. With all the flashing lights and things to see and do, it only makes sense that this destination made the top 10.
Most flattering angle: It's hard to narrow down just one spot for a great photo in Vegas — there's way too much to see and do. Therefore, we recommend taking at least a couple of shots from high up above so that you can try and capture at least a sliver of your crazy surroundings.
View from our terrace at the Cosmopolitan. My third trip to Vegas has been a memorable one, I don't want to go home. #lasvegas #lasvegasstrip #lasvegaslocal #lasvegasnights #lasvegasboulevard #lasvegasliving #lasvegaslife #lasvegasstyle #lasvegasvip #lasvegaspromoter #vegas #vegasnightlife #vegasvegas #vegasheat #vegasbaby #vegas2017 #vegasready #vegasvip #vegasfun #vegastime #vegasnight #vegaslife #travel #travelgram #traveller #traveling #picoftheday #makingmemories #lovinglife #boom
5. Berlin Wall, Berlin (4,595,501 Instagram tags)
This historic wall that divided East and West Germany during the Cold War may have come down in the eighties, but roughly two kilometres of the structure still remains as a reminder today. Obviously, the spot also happens to be a top tourist attraction.
Most flattering angle: There's tons of graffiti adorning the wall, so either pick a pretty portion to snap, or highlight a political saying that you think would add a little more depth to your Instagram game.
4. South Beach, Florida (4,689,396 Instagram tags)
When it comes to blue beaches and wild night life, South Beach is an affordable tourist destination that most take advantage of. It's no wonder that so many selfies and landscape shots are taken here.
Most flattering angle: If it's a nice beach shot you're going for, go early before the crowd settles in. If you're after the party crowd, take your selfies before the imbibing begins.
3. Walt Disney World, Florida (5,465,098 Instagram tags)
It's the most magical place on earth, so of course people are going to take lots and lots of pictures here. Most of them with mouse ears, natch.
Most flattering angle: There are thousands of shots you'll want to grab, but the most epic of all has got to be Magic Kingdom.
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2. Eiffel Tower, Paris (7,253,011 Instagram tags)
Who doesn't love Paris? The wine, the cheese, the giant metal skyscraper cutting through the pristine skyline. Okay, so the locals may not be in love with the Eiffel Tower, but we certainly are. Not only is it the first thing we think of when we see the city, but it's a worldwide icon to boot.
Most flattering angle: While you could certainly hang back and take a breathtaking picture from afar, we prefer heading to the grass surrounding the tower itself. You can lay down and take a picture looking up that will still capture the entire structure — it's just as breathtaking, and a bit more unique.
1. Disneyland, California (14,615,952 Instagram tags)
Looks like Mickey's west coast abode edged out his east coast palace. This park, dubbed the happiest place on earth, is smaller than the Florida offering, but it also attracts a larger international crowd (Los Angeles International Airport boasts many stopovers, after all.)
Most flattering angle: The castle is still your money shot, and we highly recommend posing in front of it. With the required Mickey Mouse ears, please and thank you.


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Any books, journal articles, class notes, practice tests, etc., that an instructor has placed on Reserve (or "Hold") for a course are kept at the Circulation Desk on the first floor. Be prepared to present your student ID card to check out the item. Just ask for the book and tell the Circulation assistant that it is filed under your professor's name.
Reserve materials can be searched in the Library Catalog (halfway down the library homepage under "Research" or in the drop down menu at the top of the page,"Find Books & More") Choose advanced search then choose and click the round radio button, "Course Reserve".


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The most effective recovery program I've ever worked with is Overcomers In Christ
A year ago, I met a church friend who, with her husband, was leading an Overcomers group. I didn't need to overcome drugs or alcohol again, but I wanted to go deeper in my relationship with God. As I work through the Overcomers Handbook, I'm seeing God in a different light. I'm learning healthy relationships, healthy boundaries and what to do when my boat starts rocking. I would not have grown like I have without Overcomers In Christ.
It is awesome how in the group setting with the handbook, we can examine the word of God and apply it to vital areas of our lives. This ministry has done more in my spiritual life in a few months than I have experienced in years. Thank you Lord for your victory.
"If the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed."John 8:36
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The following Capacity reports are discussed on this page:
- Provisioned Capacity
- Cloud Capacity Consumption
- Appliance Capacity Consumption
- Deduplication Effectiveness
Provisioned Capacity
The provisioned capacity report shows the amount of capacity provisioned on your appliance compared to the amount of capacity remaining per the total amount of licensed capacity for this appliance. Each time a volume is configured, the provisioned capacity increases by an amount commensurate with the size of the newly-provisioned volume. By default, the provisioned capacity for the appliance should sum to the following values:
- Appliance model 1010: 10TB
- Appliance model 5010: 20TB
- Appliance model 7010: 40TB
- Appliance model 7010S: 60TB
Cloud Capacity Consumption
The cloud capacity consumption report shows the amount of capacity consumed on all or specific cloud storage services. This report shows the amount of actual data stored on the cloud, and how much capacity is consumed on the cloud after deduplication. The values plotted in this chart are not updated as frequently as other charts.
Appliance Capacity Consumption
The appliance capacity consumption report shows the amount of capacity consumed in the integrated storage tiers within your appliance, namely:
- Linear – the data stored in raw format on SSDs, which is used as the fastest tier of storage within the system
- Dedupe – the data stored in fingerprinted (deduplicated) form on SSDs and HDDs, which is capacity optimized by less performant than linear
Deduplication Effectiveness
The deduplication effectiveness report shows the percentage of deduplication that has been realized system-wide. This report can be filtered to specific cloud accounts to see how effective deduplication has been for volumes assigned to those particular cloud storage accounts. Since the appliance performs deduplication across volumes within a cloud account, it is not possible to filter this view onto specific volumes.


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Today isn't such a runtastic post but sick happens. Hopefully this season of crazy flu is winding down and we'll all feel better from influenza.
We all have those weeks that feel like huge setbacks, don't we? Last week was one of those weeks for me. I don't plan my editorial calendar too far into the future because I like being spontaneous and changing my mind when my muse strikes. But as it were, I planned on reviewing a really great book for today's Running Coaches' Corner Linkup. Unfortunately, the flu happened instead.
Last week started as any other. On Monday morning as I lay in bed before the week began, I thought to myself, "it's amazing I avoided the flu this winter." No sooner did those thoughts enter my head did I want them out. Monday came and went. And in the wee hours of Tuesday morning, my son spiked an outrageously high fever. Flu took hold. He was down for the count for five days. My symptoms presented on his second day of illness. We spent the better part of last week and the entire weekend taking naps and watching movies in the family room. Needless to say, my book review didn't happen and obviously isn't posted today.
Prior to getting sick, I was making great progress with physical therapy and even running a mile every now and again. Unfortunately I haven't done any sort of physical activity since last Thursday and don't have any plans to for another few days while I continue my recovery. I feel as if I'm losing muscle mass at an alarming rate and it will certainly be a hard effort to get it back. I'm even considering restarting the Burpees, Planks, and Push-Ups challenge to help me get back in shape. It worked once, I'm sure it will work again.
But more important than muscle gains is how I didn't get that "run over by a truck" feeling. It could have been the particular strain of flu I had, or it could have been all the self care I practiced as soon as I started feeling ill. Likely a combination of both. In the event you start feeling rundown and with the chance this could help someone else, this is what I do when I start feeling under the weather:
Four Tips to Feel Better From Influenza
1. Up the vitamin C
There's little scientific evidence to support the notion that increased vitamin C will boost the immune system, but it's always worked for me. At the first sign of feeling bad, I eat all the citrus fruit I can find and add in some orange juice. One of my daily vitamins contains vitamin C but I find the extra boost helps quite a bit.
2. Take echinacea
Again, the science is lacking to support echinacea as an immune booster, but I'm willing to try anything. Echinacea works for me for colds so I gave it a whirl with the flu, too.
3. Drink green tea
When I'm sick, I stop drinking coffee and switch solely to tea. My favorite is Yogi Green Tea Triple Echinacea (there's that 'E' word again). It's delicious, has just enough caffeine so I don't go through caffeine withdrawal, has a hint of mint, and contains all sorts of goodness for the immune system.
4. Sleep
I tackle sleep like a professional wrestler. Ask me to sleep and I am ALL IN. I take my rest and recovery seriously and that's not just for marathon training. Sleep rules my world and when I'm sick I get as much of it as I can.
I believe I had influenza B since that's what my son tested positive for but I can't be sure. I also never experienced the high fever or hacking cough that are both typical of influenza. I consider myself lucky. But I also consider myself smart when it comes to self care. I made sure not to overdo it and I jumped on the extra vitamins as soon as I started feeling bad. I plan on continuing my recovery by laying low until I'm back to neutral. No sense in pushing it and potentially making things worse. In truth, I just can't wait to feel better!
I know today isn't such a runtastic post but sick happens. I hope this flu season is almost over — there's reason to believe it is — but in the event you end up ill, rest up and recuperate. Stay healthy, friends. It's a doozy!
For more information on influenza, see the CDC website for symptoms, what to do if you get sick, and when to seek medical care. If you do get the flu, please stay home and get well.
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The human capital of companies must also prepare for the next changes in communication, leadership, technological adaptation, culture of improvement. In the following report from Fast Company magazine we can find some answers and reflections.
Tag: CEOs
What´s the real influence of the World Economic Forum in Davos?
My conclusion is that the big meetings with political and business leaders, the great regional or world summits, are important and can point to trucks of solutions for complex problems. However, the big conclusions need to be built in each country, in each company and in each household.
Should CEOs be actively involved in big business today?
In the face of major events in major cities and western countries, citizens are seeking arguments. Public authorities, experts, politicians, and ultimately, people to rely on. Within these groups, business leaders are a voice to take into account, because they are involved only in the big issues of today. CEOs can influence opinion trends and must analyze their role.


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Our nation's flag unites us as Americans. Senator Tester and his staff are happy to help Montanans order flags flown over the United States Capitol.
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You can purchase a flag in one of two ways:
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July 2nd, 2013 Gay Proud
This year's Gay Pride was very different from other Gay Prides. I've always had a range of thoughts when viewing Gay Pride. I usually fall between disturbed and elated, which is clearly a wide range. I usually feel a sadness from what I perceive as a lack of self-esteem gay men and women have internalized from years of systematic exclusion and messages that they are not worthy of love, loving oneself and hope for a future. Historically, the broad message delivered by religious groups has been that self-realized gay people are not welcome or worthy in the eyes of God. Government had declared their sexual acts as criminal. The mental health industry, until the mid-1960s, called homosexuality a mental illness and administrated shock therapy to "cure" it. For the last 20 years Gay Pride in NYC centered around the steroid-gay-men, the drag queens, the AIDS organizations -- then add in a lot of drunk people. This weekend was a very different Gay Pride Day. You could feel a sense of acceptance that had never occurred... ever. There was a real sense of pride, not coming from a place of anger, where you need to shout that you need to be seen because society wanted you to be closeted for hundreds of years, which inevitably comes across all messy. There was a sense of acceptance from the U.S. government, saying we can now build a life together with equal rights. There was a sense of self-esteem that spread throughout the crowd in such a profound way that I realized that in years to come, the range of emotions from the need to be angry or closeted, to shouting you're gay, to hiding in drugs and sex, won't need to be there. From now on a gay youth of 18 could ask their boyfriend out, and know that if they wanted to, they could marry. They could court, date, build a relationship and marry. I'm happy for the youth of today -- they can now avoid the pain that every gay adult has gone through. It still may take a few more generations for the healing to fully take place, but it will happen. Similarly, when Obama became president, any African American could say: "I have been oppressed but I, too, can become president." The presence of Obama helps shatter the anger that African Americans hold from years of being oppressed. Every gay man or woman knows that if they want to attempt to build trust and a bond between two people, they are recognized by the government. Wow!! Congrats, America! I never thought I would see the day. This blog post was also published on the Huffington post: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/alexis-bittar/alexis-bittars-gay-pride_b_3530950.html


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The August sunshine beach is inviting me to stroll with a Brazilian swagger into the waters of nostalgia. . .
Nostalgia Overwhelms Me Here In This Place
You left our world walking away.
Just left me your picture,
a verse of your song,
a blue scarf with your perfume,
embroidery and a flower.
The scarf has lost its smell,
and photo has yellowed.
The embroidery I still have.
The flower has lost it's petals,
But what I keep in my heart, my love,
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3 Ways Network Monitoring Systems Reduce Downtime
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When it comes to reducing downtime, many IT consultants suggest network monitoring as one of the best IT solutions to consider. Consider these three situations where not having a VPN setup could cause you to lose several hours, or even days of network functionality:
Accelerate Upgrades to Your Network
If you are not ready to make the jump to cloud computing, your network will still require software and OS upgrades on a routine basis. While staff members in your IT department may try to perform upgrades and patches during routine down hours, you never really know when problems will occur. On the other hand, when you make use of network monitoring, you can rest assured that these problems will never interfere with full network operation. Therefore, if you are concerned about business continuity, this is one of the easiest ways to achieve your goal.
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Chances are, each time you hire a new person, install a new program, or some other issue occurs, you will wind up calling your software vendor for training, or other technical support. If they have to send someone to your location, it may take days, or even weeks before you get the answers you were looking for. By contrast, when you have network monitoring set up on your network, trainers and other IT professionals can easily access employee desktops and manage these issues on demand. Aside from reducing the amount of time associated with these tasks, you can rest assured that staff members' departments affected by these outages will be far frustrated when these issues occur.
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Soccer II – Cathedral Heights
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Soccer II – Cathedral Heights
We all know winning is fun, but you know what else is fun? Watching kids of various ages and abilities thrive on the field in all kinds of different ways. These coachable moments aren't just fun, they're off-the-charts rewarding. Headfirst Soccer Camp is a supportive atmosphere for players of all experience levels who enjoy positive coaching, skill development and healthy competition in an environment of fun and growth.
Over the course of the week, campers work on and develop both individual and team skills and techniques through drills, games and exciting competition in order to develop and build upon the fundamental skills of soccer. We believe athletics and friendly competition provide the perfect context for both fun and learning opportunities.
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Weekly Bulletin 28/09/2018
Visit from author Jamie Thomson
On Monday 24th September, award-winning author Jamie Thomson visited Duke of Kent School. Jamie is best-known for his comedy-fantasy books 'The Dark Lord' series. The day started off with Years 3 to 8 having an exciting assembly where they learned a little bit about Jamie. Jamie also made them practice their best 'MWHAHAHAAH' laughs! We are lucky the PA Hall didn't collapse with all the noise...Jamie was convinced that Duke of Kent School was the most EVIL school he had EVER visited after some of the students came up with some gruesome ingredients for a 'Dark Lord' pie!
Throughout the day, students in the Senior and Prep school had various workshops where Jamie gave the students his 'Top Tips to Get Creative' with story-making! Jamie shared some very useful strategies to help the students create bizarre settings and characters in their own stories! Later, Jamie was kind enough to do our very own book signing. I was delighted to see so many of our students taking a real interest in their reading and contributing to the workshops with such enthusiasm and excitement!
Miss Anand
Languages Day
Duke of Kent School's celebration of Languages Day 2018 started with an assembly focussing on the humorous side of language learning! Miss Francis explained exactly why it is that Google Translate is a poor alternative to one's brain, Miss Fellous asked pupils to guess the real meaning of some truly bizarre idioms from around the world and Mrs Cabanes ran a quiz about "false friends" - Spanish words which look like English words, but have completely different meanings. The uproarious laughter, particularly from the prep school, was most gratifying! It was lovely to see so much colour and to hear the children sharing how to say "hello" and "thank you" in their chosen language.
Year 2s from Duke of Kent School, Peaslake Free School and Ewhurst C of E School were then treated to a languages carousel workshop; over the morning's session, they had tasters of British Sign Language, French, Italian, Spanish and Welsh before asking for their well-earned pain au chocolat and chocolat chaud in French! HUGE thanks to Miss Anand, Mr Wright and Izzy P (Year 10) for teaching Welsh, Italian and BSL respectively and to all the minibus drivers; it was a true team effort!
Lunch was also an international affair, with Chinese soup, Spanish main course, a Welsh vegetarian option, Italian pasta and tarte au citron for dessert. Huge thanks to the kitchen staff who made the dining hall look spectacular.
The afternoon brought the sounds of Spain, when Anita and Tito arrived to teach Year 8 some flamenco! Along with some pupils from Notre Dame School, Year 8 learned about the rhythms of flamenco and were treated to some beautiful guitar music and dancing. I was really impressed by the pupils, who embraced the experience.
Miss Francis
Bronze and Silver Duke of Edinburgh
On Thu 20th Sep I dropped off a Duke of Edinburgh (DofE) Silver Expedition Practice group on St Martha's Hill, Chilworth, near Guildford. Their return to Duke of Kent School that afternoon heralded a 3-day extravaganza of DofE expedition fun, frolics and much exercise for the feet! The Silver group consisted of Dexter B, Toby H, Sam R, Max T, Luca E, Tom W (fresh from his new appointment the DofE Ambassador for Duke of Kent School) and the indomitable Lucy W. This 'Magnificent 7' camped at Duke of Kent School on what can be described as a pretty blustery night before marching to Henfold Lakes Leisure campsite via Holmbury the following day. In the meantime 38 Bronze intrepid participants began their particular adventure. This comprised most of Year 10, accompanied by Josh B from Year 11. Three groups began their walk at Denbies car park, Ranmore Common, with another three starting in Mickleham village. They walked to the said campsite via the Leith Hill or Box Hill areas. All followed some interesting routes and all groups finished during daylight hours and in good enough time to erect their tents and cook various combinations of pasta, noodles, sausages and other uniquely coloured concoctions.
After a cool night the groups departed on Saturday in the reverse direction of those routes they had not followed the day before, while the Silver group explored an alternative route back to School. A standout moment occurred when one student injured himself exiting a WW2 era pillbox near the Ranmore finish point. He was bandaged by Zach H who was also assisted by Dan J - and well done to them. All groups coped manfully with the deluge that erupted at about midday - it did not badly distract anyone from finishing by mid-afternoon. Their justified sense of achievement was well earned!
All students deserve credit for completing this part of their DofE experience, but a small number deserve special mentions. Jasmine B, Minnie C and Evie M had suffered significant injuries prior to the expedition but all three girls took part with spirit and aplomb. Other participants also overcame discomforts and all conquered the physical and mental demands of being removed from their familiar surroundings of home, complete with associated creature comforts. To a lesser degree the same was true of supporting staff who included Mr Seeley, Mrs Tattan-Robb, Mr Watson, Mr Burwood, Mr Kaye, Miss Barnes, Mr Wyllie, Mr Gritton, Miss Nott, Mr Wilson and Mr Allen. Mrs Sarjant and Mrs Garside provided key medical backup packs, training and advice for the groups, while Mr Southee provided backup, Mr Macdonald and Miss Vernon minibus help, and Mr Taylor-Bowers personalised baguettes! Other teachers covered the responsibilities of those who were 'out' so it really was a full Duke of Kent School effort. I had the privileged position of seeing it all through and now anticipate a high quality of potential Silver participants - as long as they complete (or near completion) of their Bronze Award. The current Silver participants can look forward to their Qualification event in the South Downs during the Summer term after the GCSEs.
Finally, many thanks also to our patient External Assessor, Mr Rob Squirrell, from Sayers Croft Field Centre for all your time and help on the expeditions.
Mr Lodge
Match reports from this week
Football: U16 v. St. Edmund's
On Tuesday the 25th September the U16 First XI took on a strong St Edmund's team on the back of a fine 5-2 victory the week before. Confidence was high as a hard fought first half ended goalless with the team rarely trouble due to a fine defensive unit led by Ben C, reading the game like a young Bobby Moore, and Callum 'the enforcer' H mopping up anything that snuck through. A vibrant start to the second half followed with wave after wave of attacks from the home side soon rewarded. Luca R showed his predatory prowess, sprinting clear and delicately rounding the keeper to finish in style as Sammy L threaded the eye of a needle with a sublime through ball from wide left. Nerves were soon calmed as Max T surprised even himself, rising like a salmon to head home powerfully from Luca's long throw-in, a move Rory Delap would have been proud of in his Stoke City days. 2-0. Game over. The team is starting to foster a real team ethic fuelled by hardwork, encouragement and enthusiasm and I am excited to see where the rest of the season takes them. Special mentions need to go to Dexter B (debuting superbly in an unfamiliar full-back role), Sam 'safe hands' R, 'tricky' Tom W and the terrier like midfield display of Toby H. Onwards and upwards.
Mr Wilson
Football: U15 v. St. Edmund's
The U15 football team played St. Edmund's school on Tuesday afternoon. The boys put on an impressive display and are showing great improvement week on week. Duke of Kent School produced attacking football throughout passing the ball around with fluency and accuracy, ending with powerful strikes on goal on several occasions. Duke of Kent School came out on top 4-0 winners, Alex W, Vincent T, and Sam I all scoring. Well done on a good performance.
Mr Burwood
Netball: U13 A v. Pennthorpe
On Wednesday 26th of September, Duke of Kent schools U13 A netball team played Pennthorpe school. We knew it was going to be a hard match because they have a good reputation. In the first quarter Duke of Kent School took the lead 4-1 with some excellent team play especially in defence but by the end of the second quarter Pennthorpe came back with some excellent attack. So the scores where tied at half time 6-6. Both teams matched each other in the third quarter with some amazing interceptions by both teams so we went into the fourth quarter tied 8-8. After a team talk with Miss V we knew we had to keep possession of the ball and ensure when we had the chance to intercept and score. In the end we won 12-11 it was very tense! Well done to the whole team who kept strong throughout the game.
By Izzy B, Year 8
Football: U8/9 v. Ripley Court
The under 8/9's hosted Kingswood House School on Thursday afternoon in the glorious sunshine. The Tigers and Panthers both conceded early on but both fought back valiantly to come back and win, with the Tigers scoring 4 goals in the second half with no reply. The Panthers coming back from 0-1 to win 3-1. Special mention to the scorers Monty L, Myles C, Jack R and debutant Felix C. The Lions put on a fierce display, winning 3-1. All 3 goal came from Theo C. Well done to all the boys who applied what they have been learning in lessons into competitive matches.
Mr Burwood, Mr Green, Mr Gritton
Netball: U12A v. Pennthorpe
On what turned out to be an unseasonally hot Wednesday afternoon, the U12A's hosted Christ's Hospital. With having only played a couple of matches together as a team there were a few nerves that led to a very back and forth first half, with both teams often losing the ball at the final hurdle. As a result, after one quarter the score was just 1-1. However, after a quick water break the girls really settled into their positions. Ruby K was intercepting many a pass at GK and Poppy K showed her worth at GS and GA, moving for the ball and being accurate with her shooting. They were very ably assisted in the middle in a game that showed real team effort and strength. Millie RD, Alanna H and Hannah A worked tirelessly making interceptions and putting the opposition under pressure and, despite still getting used to the sport, Macy B showed her talent with her calm nature and ability to see where the space is. Poppy R was relentless in her running in both defence and attack and definitely wore half of the opposition out!
The final score finished 8-5 to the good; a result that was thoroughly deserved and reflected the girls' desire and effort. Well done!
Mrs Vermuelen
Netball: U11 v. Pennthorpe
On Wednesday afternoon, Duke of Kent School's U11 girls made the short journey to Pennthorpe to play netball in the beautiful sunshine! After a great warm up and some tactical discussions the girls were ready to play. They started brilliantly with fantastic linking passes from Ava W, Frankie M and Alex K. This gave Duke of Kent School some great opportunities to score with Rose S on shooting form. Meanwhile, Esme P, Ella S and Annabelle R in defence were working incredibly hard making great interceptions as often as they could in an attempt to keep Pennthorpe's score low. After two hard fought quarters, the score was 3-2 and after a quick hydration break the girls were ready to go again. Every member of Duke of Kent School's team continued to try their best, consistently dodging away from their players in an attempt to get free. A huge well done to all of the girls in Year 6 for making every effort to put the skills we have learnt in lessons into a game situation – congratulations on some great play!
Miss Vickers
Whole School Reminders
Saturday 6th October:
Open Day - Sports Showcase
Senior School Reminders
Tuesday 2nd October:
Year 7 Parents' meetings 16:45 - 19:00
Prep School Reminder:
Wednesday 3rd October:
Years 3 - 6 Ballet Club ISA Ballet Competition
Stars of the Week
Nursery: Savannah L for displaying kindness towards her friends and being supportive towards the new children.
Reception: Eliza R for setting a great example to her friends.
Year 1: Hubert S for having a positive attitude to all areas of school life.
Year 2: Martha G-A for a brilliant attitude to learning in all subjects.
Mrs Green
Performing Arts News
This week Nursery and Reception had a treat when Dexter B, Ava H, Toby H and Jago C all turned up to their music lesson and performed for them. It's wonderful to see the Senior School pupils working with the younger ones, and Nursery and Reception loved it - especially when Mr and Mrs Fizz (looking suspiciously like Dexter and Ava) made a surprise visit!
LAMDA news - we have had a terrific response to the LAMDA lessons. In fact so many people are interested that we are recruiting an extra specialist teacher! Mrs Honey will be in touch shortly about all of the above but we are looking to start around half-term.
And finally 'Made in Dagenham' is going very well but don't forget to check the weekend rehearsals. The first one is Saturday 13th October.
Mr Rye
E-Safety Tips
A recent news story has highlighted the risks of chat apps and their potential to put children into contact with strangers online. One such app, Kik, was found to be featured in more than 1,100 cases of abuse in the last five years. While I believe that people should be allowed to chat to people online, it is important to make sure that there is no risk of getting into contact with people who might want to harm you. Stick to people you already know outside of the internet, and if anyone you don't know tries to get into contact then block and report them if necessary. The same goes if anyone you don't know tries to ask you for pictures, videos, or your personal information. Block them, report them, and tell a trusted adult.
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Mr Win-pe
PADoK News
PADoK Walking Group
A fabulous time was had by all at the PADoK walk last Friday. Glorious weather, wonderful views and fabulous company, all finished off with tea and cake.
Please do join us for the next PADoK walk on Friday 19th October 2018, meeting at 8.30am in Pitch Hill car park (Hurtwood control car park 3) just above the Windmill Pub. Everybody and dogs welcome.
Mrs Trotman
Pause For Thought
What a beautiful week it's been weather wise - if you like the days drawing in and cold mornings! With the sun out on a clear bright day the changing colours all around us seem almost majestic. As you can tell I love this time of year!
If you get a chance this weekend do take a moment to stop and look around you. We are so lucky to live in this beautiful part of the world, let's get out there and enjoy it!
Here's a little weekend poem for you!
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If you were to ask me what my favorite city in the world was – besides, LA, of course – Mexico City would be somewhere in my top 3 choices. I have always loved visiting Mexico, but Mexico City is on a whole other level of culture, fun, and beauty. The Mexico most of us are familiar with are the typical beachside towns, where you hardly even get to experience the actual towns outside what ever resort you might be enjoying. Mexico City is bustling, it's sprawling, it's eclectic and its popularity amongst travelers only seems to be growing. It may be another big city – in fact, it's the largest city in the world – but there is absolutely no where on earth quite like it in my opinion.
I cannot tell you how many friends I have that unanimously didn't just enjoy Mexico City, they loved it. Friends of all types from all backgrounds. I honestly thought that there was absolutely no way this city could possibly live up to all of these insane expectations, but alas, they did. And then some. I am not a paid Visit Mexico spokesperson, but I will say with complete confidence that if you go to Mexico City – and you do it right – you will without a doubt fall in love. (And it wont even cost you that much!)
I did my fair share of research before my recent trip to Mexico City, I have had several friends go before me who gave me the full rundown. If you're looking to visit Mexico City soon, here's what you need to know:
Arguably my personal favorite restaurant we went to in Mexico City – a very likely story it turns out. Contramar is known for its incredible seafood spread (think ceviche, fresh grilled fish, etc) and their primo people watching scene at lunch time. You cannot visit Mexico City and not go to Contramar – I demand it. Make sure you make a reservation and make sure you order the tuna tostadas!
Máximo Bistro
Another restaurant that came highly recommended was Maximo Bistro Local. They're open for lunch and dinner and from what I've heard you're fine either way you choose. I happened to go for lunch (couldn't get a dinner reservation in time) and it was everything everyone said it would be. Did I know it had a lot of Italian influence, nope, did it make it that much more fun and interesting, yep. Their known for their ox tail gnocchi – split at your own risk because it really is that good.
YES! I can now say I've been to one of the top restaurants in the world! Pujol is the crown jewel of Mexico City. Chef Enrique Olivera truly helped put Mexico City on the map in terms of the city being a desitination for distinct food and dining. So as you can imagine, Pujol is realatvely difficult to get into. Most people book quite far in advance. Sometimes you get lucky like we did but it's definitely advised to book as far in advance as possible. Pujol is an absolutely stunning space, the experience is as you'd expect – different and incredibly special – the staff is out of this world, and it truly exemplifies and amplifies fine Mexican cuisine. I will say, Pujol is as expensive as you'd imagine it to be so come prepared for that.
Lorea was our first dining experience in Mexico City and it completely set the tone for the rest of our trip. Mexico City is quickly becoming one of the top dining destinations in the world and restaurants like Lorea truly put it on the map in terms of fine dining. Fine dining in Mexico City is a trip though, Lorea for example offers a 14 course tasting menu at just $70 per person. If you're a foodie traveling on a budget, your one splurge should be Lorea. You'll never forget it.
Taqueria El Califa
Did someone say tacos? Finally? Yes. If you are in the mood for tacos and a sit down restaurant type of situation, El Califa is your destination. Not only is it your destination, it will also totally blow your mind. I think I ate about 8 tacos that night and I regret nothing. They are open all day long but their late night scene seems to be where it's at. The one thing absolutely worth trying here are their "costras" – which are like tacos but the tortilla part is made of cheese… #mindblown. And I'll just let you in on a little secret, the best tres leches cake I've ever had in my life is at Califa. It was also my favorite treat I had in Mexico City period – I said it!
La Capital
For Mexico City being a city of late diners, a lot of the restaurants close surprisingly early! La Capital was somewhat a happy accident while we were trying to find a restaurant open past 10pm, but it ended up being quite a number of our favorite restaurants in the end. La Capital is a great "happy medium" restaurant – it's not too fancy, not too casual, but the food and the ambiance is absolutely fantastic. They offer truly incredible and what you'd think of as "authentic" Mexican food, so if that might what you're looking for, you've found it.
El Moro Churreria
Is it really a trip to Mexico if you dont eat a churro? El Moro isn't just any churreria though, it's the OG of churrerias. They've been dusting delicious carb sticks with cinnamon and sugar since 1935, and today they have 9 locations all over the city. I visited the location at the Mercado Roma, which is a fun place to go for all kinds of things, it reminded me a lot of the Grand Central Market. But it's better because… churros. Duh.
El Cardenal
This is the only restaurant on my list that I sadly did not have the time to go to but want to recommend regardless. I have a few friends who cannot visit Mexico City without having a traditional Mexican breakfast from El Cardenal. When I requested something that had some history, something that had stood the test of time and was still beloved by all, El Cardenal was always the answer. I cant wait to go myself on my next trip, but if a big Mexican breakfast speaks to you, white table cloths and all, please try El Cardenal (and tell me what you think!).
OTHER RECS: Yuban, Lardo, Rosetta, Zoku, Lalo!, Quintonil, Casa Virgina, Tori Tori, La Docena, Huset, Mero Toro, Bravo Lonchería, Dulce Patria, Azul Historico,
King Cole Bar
King Cole Bar to my delight was located inside of our hotel, the St Regis. Much like its New York City counterpart, the King Cole Bar is an absolutely stunning work of beauty, style, and class. We were at this bar more than I'd like to recount – shout out to Alejandro and Pepe – but it's because it was consistently fantastic. Definitely the local meeting place for big timers, I fit right in obviously, but not at all intimidating or unwelcoming. The opposite in fact. Ain't nothing wrong with a classy joint here and there, especially one with indoor/outdoor seating, great cocktails, live music, and decor fit for royalty.
La Azotea De Barrio Alameda
This place was recommended to me by a new friend on Instagram who'd been kind enough to message me her Mexico City favorites. She lives there after all so she was definitely one to be trusted. La Azotea is located in Centro, and is just a 5 minute walk from big sites to see such as the Palacio de Bellas Artes. Climb about 100 steps (which is like 300 steps at sea level) to the rooftop to find an absolute GEM of a little hangout – fresh air, views, cocktails, delicious food, friendly faces and all. My friend instructed me to order a Carajillo and if you're like me and love a good espresso martini when desperate times call for desperate measures… then you are going to love a Carajillo.
Fifty Mils Four Seasons
If you thought the King Cole Bar at the St Regis sounded bougie, Fifty Mils at the Four Seasons might have them beat there. Between the absolutely stunning courtyard setting, the fancy "a-la Four Seasons" cocktails, and the fitted waitstaff, it's definitely an experience. And I was so here for a bougie moment – and a solid Instagram post of course.
Condesa DF
Who doesnt love a good rooftop situation right? Located in the heart of Condesa, CodesaDF is one of the areas most popular boutique hotels. Their rooftop is open to the public and definitely caters towards the young more hip crowds. So naturally I went, and naturally I loved it. If it's a nice day or night out, stop in – it's usually open.
Hanky Panky
Per my previous confession about basically never leaving the King Cole Bar… I dissappointingly did not make it to a number of bars I had intended to visit. Hanky Panky being one of them. I cannot speak from personal experience but I can say with quite a bit of confidence that this bar IS an experience. First off, you have to have a reservation – it's that kind of bar. Secondly, it's a speakeasy. Lastly, it sounds so "LA" it hurts my feelings I cannot wait to come back and see what this place is up to.
La Clandestina
I am a huge fan of Mezcal, in fact it is easily my spirit of choice. La Clandestina was another bar that came highly recommended that I regrettably did not get to, but I am told if you too are a fan of Mezcal then this is one place on earth you need to experience to confirm your appreciation for the beverage.
Loup Bar
For my fellow wine lovers… meet Loup Bar. Loup Bar is known for their incredible list of natural wines, as well as for their great food menu to pair. You know I will travel for wine and food, so Loup came highly recommended by several friends; I love that this a more low key yet chic spot. A great place to go when you'd love a glass of wine with a side of warm and cozy ambiance.
OTHER RECS: El Bosforo, La Lavanderia, Limantour, Pata Negra, Cicatriz, Gin Gin, Felina Bar, Aurora, Xaman, Baltro, La Ópera,
Lucha Libre
What about men in fringe, tight pants, and colorful masks doesn't already sound appetizing as hell? Throw in spotlights, a hugely enthusiastic crowd, cheap cold beer, tacos, and you've got yourself a night at LUCHA LIBRE! I am not kidding you when I say Friday night Lucha Libre was my favorite part of the entire trip, and arguably one of the best nights of my whole life. Take that and do what you will.
I honestly barley know how to begin trying to explain the experience that is Xochimilco. It's hands down one of the wildest, strangest, most unique experiences I think I've had in all my 30 years. What I want to say wont really make sense, but Xohchimilco doesn't really make sense either, so here goes nothing. Xochimilco is a place you go *with a group* to float down canals on very colorful gondolas that are all packed like sardines on the water where there is zero traffic regulation, there is a lot of booze, there are mariachis on boats for hire, delicious food and trinkets on boats for buying, and a lot of other strange yet entertaining activity. Here's the deal. It was cool… but it was wild. If you've got kids, or if you're just a couple without a guide, I actually would not recommend Xochimilco. But if you've got a group, or a friend/trusted individual who knows the ropes, DO IT. Be careful, I would personally hire a driver to get you there and back (it's about 45 minutes outside the city center), don't be an idiot and you'll have an absolute blast.
Chapultapec Park
Unsurprisingly so, Chapultapec Park is one of the largest city parks in the world. Really though – this park is never ending and it's absolutely GORGEOUS! Chapultapec Park is very central, and the best of what it has to offer – including the Chapultapec Castle and the Museum of Anthropology – are very easy to access. Besides museums and the castle, Chapultapec Park includes a zoo, botanical gardens, walking trails, vendors, several man-made lakes with pedal boats, and so much more. You could spend a whole day strolling through these gorgeous grounds, and so you should – with some stops along the way.
Castillo de Chapultapec
One of those stops should definitely be the stunning site that was once the home to Mexico's one-time emperor, Maximilian. Chapultapec Castle, now the Natural Museum of History, overlooks the entire city below and it's an absolutely fascinating and beautiful place to visit. It'll take you a minute to hike up the hillside, and you will run out of breath thanks to that altitude, but boy is it worth it! (It's also not literally a hike, it's a walk uphill, it just seems to go on for forever when you're out of breath.)
Museo Nacional de Antropología
If you have an interest in learning about the history of pre-hispanic Mexico (Aztec, Mayan, etc) the Museo Anthropolgia is an absolute must. We spent hours walking through each time period if you will, looking at pieces of history you can hardly fathom being as ancient and beautiful as they are. This was one of my personal favorite parts of the trip, so if you have time on your walk through the Chapultapec Park, stop in at the museum.
Mercado de Artesanías la Ciudadela
There are a couple of amazing Mercados to visit in Mexico City, but the one we ended up visiting was Mercado de Artesanías la Ciudadela – a market known for it's more locally crafted and more traditional goods. They offer all kinds of Oaxacan textiles, blankets, silver, jewelry, bags, leather, housewares – anything "Mexico" you can think of they have. I have to admit, I typically hate the idea of "things" or "trinkets" but this market was incredible! I ended up with some beautifully embroidered bags, and so wished I'd had enough room in my suitcase for some of the glassware and housewares. Next trip.
Palacio de Bellas Artes
Whilst meandering through Historico Centro you will find it damn near impossible not to run into the massive architectural masterpiece that is the Palacio de Bellas Artes. It's here inside the marbles walls that you will find gorgeous and expansive murals from several artists including Diego Rivera, David Alfaro Siqueiros, and Rufino Tamayo. Wether it's a new exhibit, a concert, or an event, there is always something fun and interesting happening here.
Want to see those mysterious pyramids you learned about at the Museo Anthropolgia IRL? You can! Teotihuacan is admittedly a pretty far drive outside the city center (about an hour), but it's another absolute "must" according to most if not all who have visited. This was another spot I didn't personally make it out to this trip, but I am told it's worth noting to go early in the morning while the sun isn't too hot and the tourists are at a minimum.
Museo Frida Kahlo
The Frida Kahlo Museum is kind of a non-negotiable. It's a completely one-of-a-kind experience, and I promise you will be glad and grateful to have gone. The Frida Kahlo Museum, aka Casa Azul, was Frida's beloved home for twenty years. Located in the colorful and charming neighborhood of Coyoacan, you immediately get a sense of the appeal. When Frida passed away, Diego Rivera donated her house to the government and turned it into a museum. The home has been in the exact condition she left it in since the 50's, and it's a surreal thing to experience in person. I personally loved seeing her clothes that were put on display (that were just discovered in an untouched room in 2004!), and how so many designers today are still inspired by her stunning style.
OTHER RECS: Museo Soumaya, Museo Tamayo, Museo Franz Mayer, Palacio Nacional, Museo Jumex, Casa Barragan, Museo del Tequila y Mezcal,
St. Regis
Just going to call it like it is, the St Regis Mexico City is the best hotel I've ever stayed at. The truth is I probably wouldn't be able to afford a stay at a St Regis in most cities, but in Mexico City rates at this property start as low as $269 a night. For the St Regis. If you want to do a bougie hotel stay, with unparalleled service and accommodations, stay with the St Regis.
Hotel La Valise
Hotel La Valise is THE hip/chic/expensive spot to stay in Mexico City. They have a very popular property in Tulum as well, and their Mexico City location is just as stunning. It's also located in a great part of town that is accessible to fun restaurants and areas to walk.
Hotel Condesa DF
Hotel Condesa DF is one of the best boutique hotels is one of the best parts of town – Condesa. I have had a few friends stay here who loved it, plus their rooftop – as mentioned – was one of my favorite stops on the trip.
Four Seasons
The Four Seasons Mexico City has a similar story to the St Regis; if you want to do a bougie stay, this is another great option to consider. Especially if like me, there's no way in hell you'd be able to afford a Four Seasons vacation anywhere else. Why not do it in Mexico City!
OTHER RECS: Hotel Carlota, Four Points Roma, Roma MX, Hippodrome, Downtown Mexico, Casa Nuevo 120, Los Alcobas, Hotel Habita, Camino Real
- consider taking a street food tour! I'm actually quite sad I didn't go on one myself, as the street food was the one thing I feel like I missed out on, but you've gotta have something to go back for right? My friends recommended this one to me: Club Tengo Hambre
- prepare for the high altitude. Mexico City is about 7500 ft above sea level, and it can affect you if you're not used to it like most us Angelenos!
- take Ubers! For convenience, safety and reliability reasons.
- get money from a bank ATM for a lower exchange rate. Most people/places will take American dollars, but try not to use them if you can avoid it. Pesos or credit cards are definitely best.
- if you plan on visiting the Frida Kahlo museum and you want to take photos, be sure to purchase a photo pass in the coat check room! This is not advertised, but it's available and it is affordable. Als0 – buy your tickets online ahead of time, save yourself the time you'd have to wait in line.
- there are two airports in Mexico City, make sure you remember that when scheduling your flights and pickups/dropoffs
- getting reservations at the popular Mexico City restaurants like Pujol, Maximo Bistro, Quintonil, Contramar, Rosetta, etc are difficult on short notice. Try to book the ones you really want to go to as far in advance as possible. This can be done directly on their respective websites, and you have the option to waitlist should your first choice not be immediately available.
- lastly… don't try to do too much. Pick 1-2 "must-see's" a day, let the rest fall into place, and enjoy yourself!


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