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Grimaldi's Pizzeria – Las Vegas
Several years ago, my husband and I took a trip to New York City together. I had been to New York a number of times in the past, but my husband had never been before. Since I felt like I kind of knew the lay of the land, I wanted to make sure that I tried to show my husband everything that New York had to offer, including its incredible food offerings. Of course, New York is very well-known for its pizza, thin-crust, New York-style pizza is legendary. And in New York, there are 2 places that come to mind when thinking about pizza, Lombardi's and Grimaldi's. Lombardi's is a place I had been to a couple of times, but when I visited New York with my husband, I had never been to Grimaldi's before, so we decided to give it a try. Grimaldi's calls itself the restaurant that made the Brooklyn Bridge famous. Located directly underneath the Brooklyn Bridge, in a small, closet-like store, the restaurant always has a line outside of eager guests waiting to get their hands on some of that famous pizza. How good could the pizza actually be? My husband and I had to give it a try. We took a subway train from Manhattan over to Brooklyn and walked over to the Brooklyn Bridge. Luckily, we were in New York in the middle of January where it wasn't more than 30-40 degrees outside, so we only ended up waiting in line outside the restaurant for about 20 minutes. Inside, the tables are crammed together, and pizza is served whole, not by the slice. After having ordered, and had the pie brought to our tiny table, one bite and we knew this was some of the best pizza we'd ever had. It was amazing, delicious, well done, and hit the spot. We've been talking about Grimaldi's ever since. Fast forward a few years, and in July, when my husband and I were in Las Vegas, we happened to walk over to the shopping promenade at the hotel next to ours, the Palazzo, and what did we spot? A Grimaldi's! Are you kidding me? It couldn't be the same place. But sure enough it was. We didn't have time to try it on that trip to Vegas, but we knew that the next time we were in Las Vegas, we'd have to give Grimaldi's a try.
So, in November, during another weekend trip to Vegas, my husband and I made it a point to put a trip to Grimaldi's into our schedule. We were so excited, we could hardly wait. There's a reason that the Zagat guide consistently rates Grimaldi's as the best pizza ever. In recent years, Grimaldi's has expanded beyond New York to include locations in Texas, Nevada and Arizona among others. One of Grimaldi's defining features is their coal-brick oven, which they say heats to 1200 degrees Fahrenheit and produces the thin, crispy crust on the pizza. They built the same coal-brick oven as they have in their Brooklyn restaurant here in Las Vegas. And just like the Brooklyn location, Grimaldi's in Las Vegas brings in anthracite coal directly from Pennsylvania. This coal is eco-friendly and burns cleaner than gas or wood-fired pizza ovens.
Many people believe that it's the water in Brooklyn that makes Grimaldi's pizza distinctive. So, when Grimaldi's decided to expand beyond New York, they hired a chemist to analyze the chemical composition of the water they use at the restaurant in Brooklyn. Once they knew the chemical makeup of the Brooklyn water, they were able to create water, with the same exact chemical makeup for making the dough in their Las Vegas restaurant. Now, the Grimaldi's in Las Vegas uses the same exact water as that used in their Brooklyn restaurant. Using the water to make fresh dough daily, along with fresh mozzarella and fresh, crushed San Marzano tomatoes, Grimaldi's continues to deliver the best pizza in the world from their Las Vegas location.
Another trait of every Grimaldi's is that they do not sell pizza by the slice, you need to buy the whole pie. But, the pizza pies do come in three sizes: personal, small, and large. The pizza can be made in one of three ways: regular with tomatoes and cheese, white with garlic or with pesto. A selection of toppings can be added to any pizza. The restaurant also offers a limited selection of salads and antipasto. And if you didn't want a pizza, you could order a calzone.
We started off our meal at Grimaldi's by ordering a Caesar salad to share. The salad was crisp and tasty. The dressing tasted home-made, with more of a lemon tang, than a thick rich Caesar dressing, which I liked. The dressing didn't weight down the lettuce. The croutons were crisp and the cheese salty good. A great start to the meal.
My husband and I each decided to order different pizzas so we could try a couple of different flavors. The pizza I chose was a pesto pizza topped with grilled chicken. My husband isn't the biggest fan of pesto, especially on pizza, because he believes that the pesto overpowers the pizza and the other flavors on the pizza. But this pizza came out soooooo good. The crust was thin and crispy as advertised. And the mozzarella was fresh and melted it was perfect and slightly burnt by the coal-brick oven. The pesto flavor was light and refreshing without being overpowering. Also, they did a great job of putting just the right amount of pesto on the pizza without overpowering it. Even my husband thought so. I was surprised that he didn't just try my pizza, but had two slices of it. To me, that means he really liked it!
For his choice, my husband ordered a traditional Margherita pizza. Red sauce, cheese, tomatoes and fresh basil, you can't ask for anything else. It was brought out to the table bubbly and hot. My husband took his first slice, had a bite, and immediately exclaimed, "Wow! This is the best pizza I've ever had!" He loved that pizza. Like my pizza, the crust was thin and perfectly crispy. The ingredients for the toppings was fresh, and the fresh basil was sweet. The pizza was perfect, absolutely perfect! My husband said this was exactly what he was looking for when we came to Grimaldi's.
We couldn't very well leave the restaurant without having some desserts. Of course, in an effort to try as much as possible, we each ended up ordering a different dessert. As per usual at Italian restaurants, my husband ordered the cannoli. The shell was crunchy and fresh-made. The creamy filling was perfectly flavored without being too sweet, which means they used the right combination of ricotta cheese, heavy whipping cream and powdered sugar. Once filled inside the cannoli shell, chocolate chips were sprinkled over the dessert and then it was dusted with powered sugar. I had one bite of the cannoli and before I knew it, my husband and finished off every last bit of cannoli! He really liked it!
What did I order for dessert? The dessert I order at seemingly every Italian restaurant, tiramisu! Grimaldi's tiramisu was really good. It had the right amount of creamy marscapone and just the right amount of cocoa powder dusted on top. I've found that sometimes with tiramisu it has a bit of a bitter taste from too much cocoa powder and chocolate shavings. I could also taste the espresso-soaked lady fingers, which is a good thing. The strong espresso flavor mixed with the creamy marscapone made for a delectable tiramisu. I would certainly order Grimaldi's tiramisu again.
My husband and I walked out of the restaurant stuffed, but happy. We would certainly eat at Grimaldi's again. In fact, we're already looking forward to the next time we can have Grimaldi's pizza again. The pizza really is second to none. You may have had good pizza before, but I'm not sure you've had pizza as good as Grimaldi's before. It really is that good. I can't wait to go back, I want some now…..
December 1, 2012 1:22 am
Repeating my comment because I realized I typed in my email wrong (feel free to delete the duplicate):
Grimaldi's is really good. We actually have a lot of good pizza in Vegas. It seems like every month or so there is a new place cropping up. Another good place to try if you're on the Strip is the pizzeria at the Cosmopolitan. And if you're off the strip try Those Guys Pies or Dom DeMarco's


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Ok, the wheelchair user community has experienced this at one time or another, and that is getting stuck.
THIS was a close call.Read More
Ok, the wheelchair user community has experienced this at one time or another, and that is getting stuck.
THIS was a close call.Read More
Hey where can I sign up for THIS!
A nine-year-old boy in Jiangxi diagnosed with a muscle disease that has confined him to a wheelchair since he was six got to see his dream of becoming a police officer come to life during a city-orchestrated simulated kidnapping case where he played cop and took down the bad guys.
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Arrangements were made for Junyi, who uses a wheelchair, to direct traffic, watch police drills, and to visit the command center, where he was surprised to receive a call about the "kidnapping" case. - www.shanghailist.com
Okay, we need to do this more. I can see all types of incredible potential for this type of opportunity for kids and young people. Building up their courage, self-confidence, and giving them a chance to find a goal for themselves. And of course to see their dream come alive.
Shoot, I would totally do this too! Okay, I'm thinking I want a James Bond like role. You know one who needs to get all sneaky, and covert. Climbing on walls, driving cool cars, taking out the bad guys. And yes, girls. James Bond ALWAYS gets the ladies, I'll have a "made up" reality role like this please.
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Well hello and HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!
…ok so we may be a few days late. Ok eight days to be exact, but none the less, HAPPY NEW YEAR! again.
After a 3 month hiatus, we are back at it again. We are excited for the new year and looking forward to all the new opportunities this year will bring. For us as individuals, and for all the new things on the horizon that we can all look forward to.
We have some new photo shoots on track, video interviews, and more goodies in the works.
Thanks for all your support!
The Chive the website that has one of the most well known hashtags and fun to; write, say, and invent new ways to make the "Keep Calm and ______" into funny statements (Oh and not to mention funny stories and images, and a plethora of photos of scantily clad ladies) has done a really cool thing through their charity organization Chive Charities.Read More
So we are pretty excited and absolutely thrilled that we were asked to have a couple of our images from our "Steampunk Town" photo shoot to be used in an upcoming book called, "Anatomy of Steampunk" The Fashion of Victorian Futurism.Read More
It's about time NBC!
In a landmark deal, NBC and the NBC Sports Network have signed an agreement with the International Paralympic Committee for the U.S. media rights to the next two Paralympic Games: 2014 in Sochi and 2016 in Rio. Then, in September of 2016, the Rio Summer Paralympic Games will receive 66 hours from Brazil on television. Compared that to the 5.5 hours of coverage they received in 2012, this is a monumental leap.
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The Paralympic community lit up upon release of the news. Amanda Everlove, a two-time American Paralympian, referred to the news as "groundbreaking;" and Jessica Long said that the news made her "more excited to train." - Read more about the NBC Deal on www.swimswam.com
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Yes exciting times. I'm "cock-a-hoop"! Now there's a phrase you don't hear too often, if at all . I should try to use it one day, although it can be taken as a game of basketball using poop (caca-hoop) or a strange reference to an intimacy enhancing toy. Either way I'm excited!
Happy Birthday ADA!
The Americans with Disabilities Act is 23 years old today. This is the law aimed at eliminating discrimination against people with disabilities and ensuring equal opportunity for them "in employment … government services, public accommodations, commercial facilities and transportation," as described on the website of the Department of Justice.Read More


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text: Bright Horizons Family Solutions Stock Price, News & Analysis (NYSE:BFAM) Adding Choose a watchlist: Adding You have already added five stocks to your watchlist. Upgrade to MarketBeat Daily Premium to add more stocks to your watchlist. Adding Bright Horizons Family Solutions Inc Please log in to your account or sign up in order to add this asset to your watchlist. Log In and Add $148.00 -1.30 (-0.87 %) (As of 10/23/2019 02:09 PM ET) Add Compare Today's Range$147.73Now: $148.00▼$149.7650-Day Range$148.51MA: $155.00▼$166.3552-Week Range$105.15Now: $148.00▼$168.28Volume3,149 shsAverage Volume220,523 shsMarket Capitalization$8.62 billionP/E Ratio48.84Dividend YieldN/ABeta0.28 ProfileAnalyst RatingsAdvanced ChartEarningsFinancialsInsider TradesInstitutional OwnershipHeadlinesOptions ChainSEC FilingsSocial Media Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on LinkedInShare on RedditShare on StocktwitsPrint this articleShare by Email Bright Horizons Family Solutions Inc provides child care and early education, back-up care, and educational advisory services for employers and families. The company operates through three segments: Full Service Center-Based Child Care, Back-Up Care, and Educational Advisory Services. The Full Service Center-Based Child Care segment offers traditional center-based child care, preschool, and elementary education services. Read More… Industry, Sector and Symbol Stock Exchange NYSE Industry Child day care services Sub-IndustryEducation Services SectorConsumer Discretionary Current SymbolNYSE:BFAM Previous Symbol CUSIP10919410 CIK1437578 Webhttp://www.brighthorizons.com/ Phone617-673-8000Debt Debt-to-Equity Ratio1.18 Current Ratio0.41 Quick Ratio0.41Price-To-Earnings Trailing P/E Ratio48.84 Forward P/E Ratio43.53 P/E Growth4.35 Sales & Book Value Annual Sales$1.90 billion Price / Sales4.53 Cash Flow$4.81 per share Price / Cash Flow30.77 Book Value$13.42 per share Price / Book11.03Profitability EPS (Most Recent Fiscal Year)$3.03 Net Income$157.98 million Net Margins8.67% Return on Equity23.29% Return on Assets6.68%Miscellaneous Employees33,350 Outstanding Shares58,210,000Market Cap$8.62 billion Next Earnings Date10/30/2019 (Confirmed) OptionableOptionable BFAM Rates by TradingView Receive BFAM News and Ratings via Email Sign-up to receive the latest news and ratings for BFAM and its competitors with MarketBeat's FREE daily newsletter. Bright Horizons Family Solutions (NYSE:BFAM) Frequently Asked Questions What is Bright Horizons Family Solutions' stock symbol? Bright Horizons Family Solutions trades on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol "BFAM." How were Bright Horizons Family Solutions' earnings last quarter? Bright Horizons Family Solutions Inc (NYSE:BFAM) released its quarterly earnings data on Thursday, August, 1st. The company reported $0.92 EPS for the quarter, hitting analysts' consensus estimates of $0.92. The firm had revenue of $528.06 million for the quarter, compared to the consensus estimate of $531.13 million. Bright Horizons Family Solutions had a net margin of 8.67% and a return on equity of 23.29%. The firm's revenue was up 7.8% on a year-over-year basis. During the same quarter in the previous year, the firm earned $0.87 earnings per share. View Bright Horizons Family Solutions' Earnings History. When is Bright Horizons Family Solutions' next earnings date? Bright Horizons Family Solutions is scheduled to release their next quarterly earnings announcement on Wednesday, October 30th 2019. View Earnings Estimates for Bright Horizons Family Solutions. How can I listen to Bright Horizons Family Solutions' earnings call? Bright Horizons Family Solutions will be holding an earnings conference call on Wednesday, October 30th at 12:00 AM Eastern. Interested parties can register for or listen to the call using this link or dial in at Not Available. What guidance has Bright Horizons Family Solutions issued on next quarter's earnings? Bright Horizons Family Solutions issued an update on its FY19 earnings guidance on Thursday, August, 1st. The company provided earnings per share guidance of $3.59-3.64 for the period, compared to the Thomson Reuters consensus earnings per share estimate of $3.62. The company issued revenue guidance of 8-10% (~$2.055-2.09 billion), compared to the consensus revenue estimate of $2.07 billion. 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Based on an average trading volume of 282,100 shares, the short-interest ratio is currently 2.2 days. Approximately 1.1% of the shares of the company are sold short. View Bright Horizons Family Solutions' Current Options Chain. Who are some of Bright Horizons Family Solutions' key competitors? Some companies that are related to Bright Horizons Family Solutions include Grand Canyon Education (LOPE), Strategic Education (STRA), Adtalem Global Education (ATGE), Career Education (CECO), K12 (LRN), American Public Education (APEI), Universal Technical Institute (UTI), Lincoln Educational Services (LINC), National American University Holdngs (NAUH), Corinthian Colleges (COCOQ) and ITT Educational Services (ESINQ). What other stocks do shareholders of Bright Horizons Family Solutions own? 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Top institutional shareholders include CIBC Private Wealth Group LLC (1.06%), Stephens Investment Management Group LLC (0.75%), Robeco Institutional Asset Management B.V. (0.55%), AMI Asset Management Corp (0.37%), Artemis Investment Management LLP (0.32%) and Zurcher Kantonalbank Zurich Cantonalbank (0.26%). Company insiders that own Bright Horizons Family Solutions stock include David H Lissy, E Townes Duncan, Elizabeth J Boland, Joshua Bekenstein, Lawrence M Alleva, Lightfoot Sara Lawrence, Linda A Mason, Mandy Berman, Marguerite Kondracke, Mary Ann Tocio, Mary Lou Burke, Roger H Brown, Stephen Howard Kramer and Stephen I Dreier. View Institutional Ownership Trends for Bright Horizons Family Solutions. Which major investors are selling Bright Horizons Family Solutions stock? BFAM stock was sold by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including CIBC Private Wealth Group LLC, Artemis Investment Management LLP, Zurcher Kantonalbank Zurich Cantonalbank, Robeco Institutional Asset Management B.V., Nippon Life Global Investors Americas Inc., State of Alaska Department of Revenue, Baldwin Brothers Inc. MA and Stephens Investment Management Group LLC. Company insiders that have sold Bright Horizons Family Solutions company stock in the last year include David H Lissy, E Townes Duncan, Elizabeth J Boland, Linda A Mason, Mandy Berman, Marguerite Kondracke, Mary Ann Tocio, Mary Lou Burke, Roger H Brown, Stephen Howard Kramer and Stephen I Dreier. View Insider Buying and Selling for Bright Horizons Family Solutions. Which major investors are buying Bright Horizons Family Solutions stock? BFAM stock was bought by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including AMI Asset Management Corp, Navellier & Associates Inc, Polaris Greystone Financial Group LLC, Assenagon Asset Management S.A., Polianta Ltd, Tuttle Tactical Management, Envestnet Asset Management Inc. and NEXT Financial Group Inc. View Insider Buying and Selling for Bright Horizons Family Solutions. How do I buy shares of Bright Horizons Family Solutions? Shares of BFAM can be purchased through any online brokerage account. Popular online brokerages with access to the U.S. stock market include Vanguard Brokerage Services, TD Ameritrade, E*TRADE, Robinhood, Fidelity and Charles Schwab. What is Bright Horizons Family Solutions' stock price today? One share of BFAM stock can currently be purchased for approximately $148.00. How big of a company is Bright Horizons Family Solutions? Bright Horizons Family Solutions has a market capitalization of $8.62 billion and generates $1.90 billion in revenue each year. The company earns $157.98 million in net income (profit) each year or $3.03 on an earnings per share basis. Bright Horizons Family Solutions employs 33,350 workers across the globe.View Additional Information About Bright Horizons Family Solutions. What is Bright Horizons Family Solutions' official website? The official website for Bright Horizons Family Solutions is http://www.brighthorizons.com/. How can I contact Bright Horizons Family Solutions? Bright Horizons Family Solutions' mailing address is 200 TALCOTT AVENUE SOUTH, WATERTOWN MA, 02472. 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1 The latest ex-66er to make his major league debut is third baseman Josh Bell with the Baltimore Orioles.
Like catcher Carlos Santana, recalled about a month ago by the Cleveland Indians, Bell was traded in a July deadline deal.
Bell, ranked as Baltimore's No. 2 prospect by Baseball America, had been traded to the Orioles last summer as part of the deal that brought left-hander George Sherrill to the Dodgers.
Bell made his big-league debut this week and went 2 for 11 in three games with six strikeouts. He did not play in Monday's game because of leg cramps but was expected to play today.
Unlike Santana, the 2008 Cal League MVP, Bell's Sixers career was less than stellar.
He joined the team in the final month of the 2007 season and batted .173 with two home runs and nine RBIs.
Then in 2008, Bell's season was limited to 51 games because of a knee injury and he batted .273 with six home runs and 21 RBIs. He got back on track in 2009 with Double-A Chattanooga, where he hit .296 with 11 home runs and 52 RBIs before the trade.
2 If you ask league general managers there are only a handful of home games all year they'd like to guarantee a win: home opener, Independence Day fireworks and a few other big crowds.
Each team in the league gets either a July 3 or July 4 home game, and results by the home teams could've been better.
Home teams were just 6-4 combined on the two days this year, the same as last year. Two years ago, home teams were 7-3.
3 Lancaster turned the first California League triple play in two years on Saturday and did so in dramatic and bewildering fashion.
The Giants, leading 4-0 in the ninth inning at San Jose, had the bases loaded and no outs.
When San Jose's James Simmons hit a fly ball to the wall in right field, Brandon Barnes made a leaping catch. San Jose players, who didn't know if the ball had been caught, froze. Barnes threw to shortstop Barry Butera, who tagged out two runners to end the game on a 9-6 triple play.
It was the first triple play in the league since the Quakes turned two in the 2008 season.
4 When Lake Elsinore committed six errors in a loss at the Quakes on Friday, it marked the second time the Storm committed the season-high in errors. The other time was June 15, also against the Quakes and also at the Epicenter.
Lake Elsinore is the only one of 30 teams in all of high Single-A to commit at least six errors in a game this season, and the Storm has done it twice.
It also is the team with the best overall record in the league, at 50-31 entering Monday. Go figure.
5 Speaking of defense, the Quakes and 66ers continue to top the league in fielding percentage.
The Quakes have an outstanding fielding percentage of .981. The league record of .976 was set by San Jose in 2005 and equaled by San Jose again last year.
The Quakes have committed just 61 errors, 13 fewer than the second-place Sixers. The Sixers' .976 fielding percentage also would set a new league record.
But the dog days of the season are around the corner, and errors seem to increase as the weather gets hotter.
While the Quakes still have the league's fielding leader among first basemen in Gabe Jacobo, the league's fielding leader among second basemen, all-star Alexi Amarista, recently was promoted to Triple-A (where he played two games), then sent back to Double-A. He is not expected to return to the Quakes.


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NOTE: Registration for our Sunday, November 10th webinar will close one week prior on Sunday, November 3rd.
We often avoid talking about race with our young children but, whether we like it or not, children notice similarities and differences between people. When we are silent, they are left to draw their own conclusions about what "different" means. Without coaching or support, their conclusions often reflect and reinforce biases. Fortunately – when we are intentional – we can impact the ways that our children see, categorize, and make meaning about race.
If you already use race conscious talk with young children on a regular basis, you may want to consider an individual consultation or virtual workshop…though we have found that this workshop may offer additional strategies to more experienced race conscious practitioners.
In this 1.5 hour-long workshop/webinar, you will:
- Develop confidence to talk about race with young children.
- Practice various strategies to proactively talk about race with young children.
- Strengthen children's ability to become a change-maker.
Pre-workshop readings and instructions for logging on will be sent out (to the email participants used to register on Paypal) one week prior to the webinar.
You may participate in the workshop/webinar as an individual, or you can organize a Race Conscious Gathering in your home and invite up to 6 people to participate as a team of parents/educators committed to racial justice. You may also register for the webinar in addition to the November 17th Follow-Up Webinar* as a bundle, either as an individual or as a Race Conscious Gathering.
Individual Registration Fee: $45
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*November 17th Follow-Up Webinar: This 1.5 hour follow-up webinar will focus on specific scenarios (to be submitted by participants). Participants will practice race conscious strategies from the September 15th webinar and participants will receive structured and supportive feedback on various questions/scenarios. The follow-up webinar will begin at 8 PM EST.
Individual Registration Fee + Follow-Up (One-hour) Phone Consultation: $115
Registration Fees for hosting a Race Conscious Gathering in your home: Organizers of Race Conscious Gatherings will receive detailed information (regarding logistics and technology) two weeks prior to the webinar with regard to how to successfully facilitate in your home.
Host a Race Conscious Gathering (up to 6 individuals*) for November 10th Webinar only): $180
Host a Race Conscious Gathering (up to 6 individuals) for November 10th Webinar + November 17th Follow-Up Webinar*: $360
*Due to the structure/time frame of the workshop, Raising Race Conscious Children does not recommend hosting a Race Conscious Gathering for a group larger than 6 individuals as we don't feel we can ensure its success—that said, if you feel you can ensure the success from a technology/audio point of view (large screen/speakers, etc) you may host a larger group "at your own risk." We do ask that additional individuals pay an individual rate (as the funds from these webinars are crucial to the continuance of the blog). For larger groups, check out our In-person/Virtual Raising Race Conscious Children workshop.
Financial aid and modified pricing available–please use the CONTACT section of this blog and indicate "Inquiry about workshops" on the form.
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Raising Race Conscious Children presented at our school last night and parents here are talking about all the rich and thoughtful material shared. The workshop was thorough, organized –an engaging and rewarding blend of information and "turn and talk" interaction. The delivery was warm, friendly and also passionate, exhibiting a clear investment and commitment to this work. By the time it was over parents felt enlightened, supported, and eager to learn more about this important subject matter.
Sachi Feris is a blogger and workshop facilitator at Raising Race Conscious Children, an online a resource to support adults who are trying to talk about race with young children. She also taught Spanish in elementary schools for twenty years in New York City. Sachi identifies as White and is a mother to her three children, born in 2012, 2015, and 2017.
Lori Taliaferro Riddick is a workshop facilitator at Raising Race Conscious Children. Lori consults with public school districts to develop effective leaders. She formerly served as the Executive Director of Policy and Practice Services at New Leaders. Lori identifies as Black/Bi-racial/Multi-racial and is a mother to her three sons, born in 2008, 2016, and 2017.
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Bring our interactive workshops to your school or community! Both the In-person and Virtual workshop build on our interactive webinar content.
In-person workshops typically have longer time frames (2-3 hours+) and delve more deeply into the exploration of scenarios regarding race and young children.
The Virtual workshop uses a webcam platform to communicate directly with your group and collaborate with an on-the-ground facilitator at your workshop's location.
In-person and Virtual workshops are tailored to the specific needs of your group. Both the In-person and Virtual workshops include one-hour of planning time prior to the workshop, as well as an additional hour of debriefing following the workshop.
For more information about bringing Raising Race Conscious Children to your parent group, school, or organization for an in-person or virtual workshop, please use the CONTACT section of this blog and indicate "In-person/Virtual workshops" on the form.
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Consultants from Raising Race Conscious Children work with individuals through one-hour phone consultations. The consultation process begins with a detailed survey which is completed prior to the phone consult. During the phone call, participants will receive structured and supportive feedback on specific questions/scenarios as well as recommendations for how to use race conscious strategies.
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SOUNDYARD had its inaugural concert on Nov 23rd, 2018, on the 100 year anniversary of Schoenberg's own premiere.
Our vision of SOUNDYARD as a meeting place for listeners, performers, and composers is already materializing, and we would love to have you as part of the circle. We look forward to growing, refining, and further developing the project in the new year.
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Katong and Joo Chiat's alleys will come alive with art installations this weekend
Taking art to the streets
Taking art to the streets
The east side has always held a certain old-world charm to it, what with the conserved shophouses and winding alleyways behind quirky stores. This weekend, it's about to get even more intriguing. From Dec 15-16, an inaugural art trail called MINI EXTRAODDINARY (yes, with double 'D's) will take over the Katong and Joo Chiat neighbourhoods with a series of pop-up installations and activities.
This weekend only, take a gander around the neighbourhood to spot the 19 art installations and experiential activities, tucked in both nooks and crannies and well-loved locations. The Song Kee Kopitiam, for one, will be transformed into a community library of books, curated by leading figures in the local design, photography and architecture scenes. Yong Teochew Kueh shop will see their window canopies rejuvenated as pieces of string art; elsewhere, a custom-built ten-seater swing beckons you to hop on.
Bringing together a healthy mix of local artists, the line-up includes emerging names like illustrators Dahlia Loren and Chong Wah (or "Krome"), as well as familiar established players like photographer Aik Beng Chia, yarn artist Adeline Loo, and bookstore Basheer Graphic Books. Each artist was asked to take their craft beyond their usual contexts to transform ordinary open spaces.
The event is organised as part of automobile brand MINI's global initiative to explore the creative use of space. Thankfully, the entire route is walkable (through the interactive map here) and won't require you to actually steer a MINI through.
MINI EXTRAODDINARY happens Dec 15-16, from 10am-7pm, around Katong and Joo Chiat. Admission is free. More information here.


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Everton chief executive Robert Elstone has revealed that the cost for the club's new stadium has "escalated significantly" due to a number of factors, but that it has not put a halt on plans for a targeted move into their new home ahead of the 2022-23 season.
The Toffees agreed a deal to acquire land on the Liverpool waterfront at Bramley Moor Dock in March 2017, with an expected cost of around £300m all in.
Everton will wear the logo of the Kits For Africa campaign on their shirts for the game against Manchester United tomorrow. #KitsForAfrica pic.twitter.com/Jjkb3TXwus— Everton Blue Army (@EvertonBlueArmy) December 31, 2017
In a recent letter to the fans, however, the Merseysiders have since revealed that the initially estimated figure is smaller than now anticipated due to its "premium" location, inflation and the scale of the redevelopment of the area, despite not declaring what the new calculation is.
"All our efforts during 2018 will be focused on meeting this challenging but achievable target", Elstone wrote, as quoted by BBC Sport.
"We are moving ever nearer to securing a significant proportion of the funding we will need to build the stadium.
How badly do Everton need a new striker in January?#MOTD pic.twitter.com/3HZZ5O5q9P— Match of the Day (@BBCMOTD) December 30, 2017
"That funding target has escalated significantly and has occupied much of our efforts of the past 12 months.
"It's a challenge that has always had the full support of Liverpool City Council and throughout 2017, we have been totally committed to finding a funding arrangement that works for the club and the city."
Sam Allardyce asked on Football Focus if he is glad he has returned to club football: 'Only because it's Everton. I was offered other jobs but this one was too good to turn down.' #EFC— Ell Bretland (@EllBretland) December 30, 2017
Specific details surrounding Everton's new stadium are still under wraps, with no confirmation on the size of the planned structure, although Elstone has declared he wants an "ambitious capacity".
The chief executive, who currently oversees things at Goodison Park, which currently houses 39,572 supporters, is adamant, however, that a potential naming rights deal, sponsorship and bigger attendances at the new ground could recoup their investment.


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Don't take Defoe to the World Cup Fabio...he's evil
We win. Away. Score three goals, and keep a clean sheet. We do it with a mix of the ugly and the sublime, in the mud, up North. And back down South, one of London's freebie newspapers decides to run the headline that has Jermaine Defoe pencilled in as some type of Dark Sith, waving his light-sabers around with no remorse and unnerving petulance. The Facere is strong with this one. Much like the farce is strong with the Evening Standard and their blatant side-step to say something positive about Spurs. You'll be equally shocked to hear the report of the game has nothing to do with Matthew Norman, unless he's ghost writing for Tom Collomosse.
So, basically our win has had the shine taken off it because Defoe did a norty tackle. Yes, yes, because losing your rag is something that is simply forbidden if you're not Wayne Rooney. Tom poses the question 'How would he react to a sly dig in the ribs or a kick on the ankle' during a World Cup quarter final? Don't fret Tom, Wayne will give him some hints and tips on how to control his temperament, because we all know JD is an animal on the pitch, isn't he just. Week in week out, all the goals he's scored count for nothing because they're blanked out by his suspect attitude in games.
Dry them Tom.
Dashing towards the ball is also apparently more condemning evidence that our top scorer is a liability.
That's our JD according to the ES.
So one bad stupid tackle, and it's deserving of 80% of a match report? Really? Is he like this every week? Does he get sent off regularly due to violent conduct or stupid reactions? Of course he bloody well doesn't.
Absolute bollocks journalism by an absolute melter trying his best to avoid discussing a decent win away when a few thought we'd perhaps stumble and lose more ground.
Tomorrow the Evening Standard is set to publish a piece about how Modric is over-rated because anyone with a mullet in this day and age can not possibly be good at football.


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Sweeney to head Disney's kid ops
As part of a corporate reorganization, Anne Sweeney, president of Disney
Cable Networks Group, is taking over all kids' TV programming and production at
Disney, including kids' blocks on ABC, ABC Family and international
"Going forward now, all of these divisions will be reporting into Anne, so those
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distribution capabilities," a Disney spokesman said. "From the very beginning, a
single point of management will determine where that programming will end up."
This is in addition to Sweeney's duties running Disney's cable properties,
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Stainton, who started at Disney in 1989, replaces Thomas Schumacher, who is
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We have all heard this phrase before. It appears in Religion, Mythology, Philosophy, Biology and many other ideologies. I general, it speaks to the concept that all life is interconnected as well as a notion of evolution, in every sense, but with an emphasis on physical evolution.
You may, if you take a moment to think deeply about it, have your own personal concept of what the Tree Of Life is. That being said, let's clear our respective attachments to our personal definition and touch the Absolute Truth through our collective Relative Truth.
The Tree of Life is representative of what choices we make and do NOT make by our individual incarnate vehicles, from the prospective of the energetic.
Analogies. They are here for a reason…so let's use one. The movie Sliding Doors paints a wonderful example of capturing two simultaneous choices, one path (choice) taken and one path NOT taken. These two paths were shown in a linear fashion time-wise, meaning one after another because that is how we perceive ourselves within this existence, experiencing only one reality. In the movie, we get to experience how the characters lives turned out very differently based upon when the main character catching a train as opposed to not catching that train.
While incarnate, our five senses typically do not let us perceive parallel realities for a reason. It would take away from the opportunities to learn and evolve by being here while nearly deaf, dumb and blind, as it were and having to find our way within the limitation of the five senses in accordance with the choices we DO make.
By having a choice, a parallel reality is formed. In that very now of the moment when a choice is presented to us, which is nearly always, a version of you and everything else that exists in that exact now, explores all possible potential choices and paths. Remember, in the energetic there is no time. The past, present and the future are all happening right now.
Every possible choice leads to another, then another, and another. There are an infinite number of parallel realities that can be created but they only continue to play out in accordance with how much potential evolution is realized by traveling down these "unchosen choices" or paths.
Eventually, some of these parallel realities cease to continue and the energy used to explore these choices are returned to the Soul that is incarnate. That is why, energetically speaking it is best to stick to a decision and let itself unfold before taking another path. Second guessing yourself decreases your energetic potentiality in regards to the choice you did make.
Let's get back to The Tree. Born from and supported by Mother Earth. It's very existence perpetuates the cycle of Life by taking in CO2 and releasing life giving O2.
You, and the choices that you DO make are the Tree. The choices you DO NOT make become the branches. Some branches, the ones with more opportunities to learn and evolve from in comparison to other choices not taken, are more robust because that choice is explored more in depth, energetically speaking. Eventually over the course of a lifetime, what you (the Tree) and all your infinite choices NOT taken (the branches) look like is a Tree. The Tree Of Life.
So why do we pick one choice over another? We all know when a choice is given to us, lets say one that requires contemplation especially, our intuition kicks in and guides us as to what the best choice is. As we said earlier, time does not exist in the energetic so all the possible choices one could make play themselves out instantaneously and simultaneously and your Guides "feed" you the best choice to make in the now that will yield the most evolutionary opportunities that coincide with the blueprint you mapped out prior to you incarnating.
We all make the mistake of believing linear time is real because that is how our conscious brain processes physical reality. If we slowed our mind down and widened our perspective enough, we could experience the billions of "nows" that happen with a single second. Nirvana is the fully experienced now. Just think of our movies, filmed at 24 frames per second but when viewed in the theater, the film appears to be uninterrupted and fluid. Conceptually, that is how we perceive our physical reality, fluid and uninterrupted.
If we watched a plane fly overhead and someone shouted "Now!" and we pointed to where in the sky the plane was at that very moment that person shouted, we would be capture where we perceive that plane to be in that specific now. It would be one location, one point. You wouldn't point to the whole sky. The "nows" happen so quickly that our five physical senses weren't designed to capture each individual now.
The Tree Of Life is us, from an energetic perspective, both literally and figuratively, of the choices we do and do not make.
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As a city that already looks like something out of a fairytale, it's no wonder that Edinburgh has been the setting for a number of well-known films over the years.
From the majestic 12th-Century Castle to the hidden cobblestone closes, living in Edinburgh can very quickly feel like living on the pages of a Dickens' novel. The city's past residents – both famously revered and infamously feared – also add to its cinematic character. A truly captivating city, it's easy to see why screenwriters and film directors choose Edinburgh as the backdrop for their stories.
In honour of the upcoming Edinburgh International Film Festival (check out our preview of EIFF 2013), we thought it'd be fun to take a look at some of the most notable films set in Edinburgh.
Featuring the Best-Actress-winning performance of a young (and ginger!) Maggie Smith, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie was a Broadway play turned film about the teacher of a girls' school in Edinburgh, Jean Brodie. In addition to taking four students under her wing, the title character also takes the viewing audience on an emotional ride in what is quite an elaborate, compelling tale of love, loss and politics – both high and personal.
Perhaps the most highly acclaimed film to feature the Edinburgh skyline, Best Picture winner Chariots of Fire has gone down in history as one of the greatest films in the history of British filmmaking. The film is based on the true story of two athletes – one a Christian and one a Jew – who participate in the 1924 Olympics. In the film, the dinner scene between characters Harold and Sybil was filmed in the Cafe Royal Oyster Bar, which you can check out during your stay.
The film that truly placed director Danny Boyle onto the big stage, Trainspotting brilliantly juxtaposes Edinburgh's famous culture and heritage against the city's grittier side, as seen during the 1980s. The story, based on a novel by Irvine Welsh, follows a group of heroin addicts and their struggle to escape the drug's powerful influence. It features early performances of notable Scottish actors Ewan McGregor and Kelly MacDonald, both of whom have gone on to have successful film careers. Gripping, moving and at times quite humorous, Trainspotting has been hailed as one of the top British films of all time.
While this animated film by French director Sylvain Chormet has managed to remain under the radar of mainstream global audiences, it was highly revered by critics and was even up for Best Animated Feature Film at the 83rd Academy Awards (it lost to Toy Story 3). It tells to story of a struggling magician and a young girl who believes his illusions to be real. The story takes both characters to Edinburgh, where famous landmarks like Jenner's department store, Princes Street and Arthur's Seat all appear as beautiful, animated backdrops.
A black comedy based on the true lives of two infamous Edinburgh residents, Burke and Hare tells the tale of how William Burke and William Hare went into business delivering corpses for money. The film stars Simon Pegg as Burke, Andy Serkis as Hare and Isla Fisher as aspiring actress Ginny Hawkins. While the film wasn't a major hit with critics, it's an entertaining glimpse into one of the most scandalous stories from Edinburgh's darker past.
Of course, the best way to see Edinburgh isn't through a camera lens, but through your very own eyes. Plan your visit with VieAmhor and we'll help you experience Edinburgh like a local and make you fall in love with this city we call home. If you have any questions about planning a visit, self-catering accommodation in Edinburgh, or want tips on what to do and see while you're here, please call, email or find us on Facebook. We'd love to chat!


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|Moderated by: gwbuild, bartmanaz
|Are there any hiking trails around San Carlos for the beginner/ intermediate hiker?
My experience is limited to the hiking trails around Phoenix.
|There are millions, this is a rural area in the Sonora desert. Others will probably chime in with more details.
See SC on Google Earth.
|This is to clarify the last post a bit. What is correct is that that are lots and lots of places to hike but it is not correct that there are prepared hiking trails of the sort found around US cities with signs saying xxx is 2 miles, yyy is 4.3 miles, maps, etc. The poster probably didn't mean that but you might read that into the post. Here there are lots of canyons and hills with fairly open creek bottoms, cattle trails and in some cases, dirt roads. Just pick a spot that looks interesting and head out.
If you go off the dirt roads onto cattle trails, etc, you will likely end up doing some bushwacking from time to time. Many of the desert plants have thorns so depending on you tolerance for scratches and blood, dress appropriately. Many of the canyons are fenced but the locals don't seem to mind people hopping the fences, just NEVER open a gate. Also there are several herds of cattle wandering around but they don't seem to be bothered by hikers.
|Mesa, is absolutely correct: I'm not aware of any "trails" similar to the US, but there are many places to hike. Here are three of them:
1/Nacapule Canyon...georgeous scenery, and mostly a walk up the boulder strewn riverbed. There used to be somewhat of a trail that was destroyed with the floods of Hurricane Jimena.
2/"the Waterfall"...perhaps a 45 minute hike. This is a little difficult to find without some guidance, but you must follow the road past two of the La Manga villages and then take a right turn which will put you up against a gate (was closed the last time we were there) of a ranch property. Walk through the ranch and you will find a guy who collects approx 50 pesos a person to hike up the side of the hill until you reach the waterfall. You will find more birds if you go early in the morning.
3/Tetakawi...a strenuous hike up the back side of our famous landmark. I haven't done it myself but I'm told the view is spectacular.
happy hiking...Dick
|Thanks for clarifying.
Like was mentioned above, no formal hiking paths "like back home". We're are in Mexico for Gods' sake. I think it is still classified as a 3rd world country. Just enjoy the freedom, (you can still camp and have a fire on the beach!) and hardships, while you are here. Pretty much the desert around San Carlos is similar to what you have around Phx.
We also have Miles and Miles of beach to walk too.
I suggest once again, research the area with Google Earth (it is free). You will see trails and primitive roads, areas of interest, and there are a LOT of photos of the area on Google earth.
Have fun, be safe.
Last edited on Wed Mar 10th, 2010 03:56 pm by Jimmy
|Another hike of note. Like was said... not official maintained hiking trails.
Across from Algodones beach just past the Palmar bridge is 'Rancho el Mar'. They have a small sign on the road advertising horse riding, and homemade cheese. If you pull into their ranch, you can ask to drive up their road which is a couple miles of dirt road. Expect to pay a small fee, maybe $5 per vehicle.
At the end of the road is a simple short walk to a beautiful Oasis poket canyon. I personally feel it is the best (easily accessed) in the area now that Nacapule has washed out and dried up. A great place for anyone to spend some time enjoying shade and beauty. Very easy access, short 3-5 minute walk.
But the real hike is up the canyon to the Northeast. Head up into the canyon and stay left. It will split, stay left working your way thru on the main cattle trail. About 40-60 minutes in, you reach a couple of incredibly beautiful swimming holes. In the states the area would be considered a "narrows". All tree shaded, spectacular colored rocks.
This hike isn't a simple walk-in like Nacapule, but for anyone looking for an afternoon adventure, it can't be beat.
|I'm in the area through the end of April and looking for folks I can hike and/or kayak with. Are there groups or individuals? I'm 55 years old and a easy to moderate hikes... one to four miles is good - carry my camera. Kayaking - I went alone from Marina Terra Beach to honeymoon island on my own the other day... so that's about my skill level there.
|Lucy - There is an informal Sea Kayak club meets every couple weeks - next is provisionally planned for the 24th - I believe Fern will announce when plans firmed up, on both boards. Last Sunday was great fun out at the Estuary. Your skill set above mine :-) !!
|Great I'll hold the date. I have to rent a kayak. Don't have my own.
|Pretty sure Brian will be renting some - I have to rent as well !
|Just in case I misled anyone with the wrong date here is what Fern posted on viva.
The Sefarin' Kayakers Group, sponsored by the San Carlos Yacht Club, but welcoming to all, will be doing their next adventure on Thursday, March 25. We plan to leave from the Puesta del Sol area and kayak up to La Manga (hopefully we'll be able to get some lunch but BYOB). We'll meet in the parking lot in front of Barricuda Bob's at 8:30 am and caravan on up. I'll post additional info on this web. If canceled because of weather, I'll post that early Thursday morning. Fern
|I want to publish hikes around San Carlos. Can I get more information from you about hikes you like? Information that would help:
- where does it start (description or GPS)?
- where does it end?
- difficulty?
- what do you like about it?
- is there a visible path?
- what can you see along the way or at the destination?
I am starting to write a free San Carlos guide APP. Initially it will be on Android. Initially, it will be aimed at visitors. It will be map and GPS based. I think that there will be several base maps. One certainly will be topographic based.
What I hope to do with your information is:
1) Walk the trail myself, tracking it with a GPS (unless you already have a GPS track!)
2) Take the GPS track and put it on the San Carlos map along with pictures and descriptions
3) Share early versions with you.
Along with Hiking trails, I think early points of interest will include:
1) free WiFi spots (good for the visitor with cell phone plans up north)
2) Places to rent equipment for activities (bicycle, kayak, scooter, ATV)
3) scenic spots including areas for viewing interesting animals and plants
4) bicycle routes through the desert
5) Gyms with short term rates and facilities
You can either post here, or, email me at asjogren1 (at) yahoo (dot) com
Thanks for sharing with our community!
|Great idea. Go for it!
Would downloads from say a Garmin watch to the MyGarmin webpage work for the system you intend to use? Where a URL is generated which is overlaid onto a satellite image (or viewable in Google Earth).
Or do you need actual GPS waypoints which have been manually designated along a hiking/biking trail with a more "hand-on" style GPS unit?
I've been wanting to find a way to get some of the Algodones area mountain bike rides and hikes out to the public. Most people don't realize there's a single-track/trail network which has been layed out in that area.... just a few of the more serious local mtn bikers and trail runners know about them.
However you wish to communicate your trail. Either enough information for me to retrace your steps, or, actual GPS tracks in whatever format you have.
|Wasn't sure how your mapping system would work.
If it is just going off a GPS overlay on a map, that's not enough detail in my mind to make sure someone is able to follow a correct trail.
One of these days I'll get a real GPS out on those trails with waypoints, turns and such...
My initial thought is that I draw the track on the custom map and give waypoints, description, and possibly pictures. And the map would exist at several zoom levels - with different details available at each zoom level.
Someone with an Android device with GPS can actually follow along and see if their track deviates from the published track. The map would be embedded with the application.
Frankly, I think that just having a list of hiking trails and a general route on a map would be a huge improvement. Cairns could mark the more popular routes.
I am interested in your concern, gwbuild.
|Perhaps I can publish hikes additionally in a format better suited to hikers/bicyclers.
Would a GPX file of the hikes around San Carlos be useful as a secondary deliverable? Or, is there another way you would prefer to see these trails?
|I already have Topo maps of the area 1:50,000 - and I can buy Digital Raster Maps at that same scale.
Are there 1:20,000 Topo maps of the area available anywhere? I looked, but did not find any.
|Where did you find topos for the area?
|Several years ago I bought paper 1:50,000 Topos of Guaymas, San Carlos, and a couple of quadrangles northwest along the coast. I bought them from Omni and had them delivered to Seattle. San Carlos is quadrangle G12A19.
Recently I found a source for Digital Raster Maps that you can buy. I have not tried it. In fact, I cannot figure out if they deliver the DRG file electronically or via the postal service.
I've hiked quite a few areas around San Carlos. Mostly just bush wacking and animal trails but also Teta Kawi a few times, and all the trails you mentioned. I've been up to several ridges and view spots from high hills. I'd be interested in going with anyone on some more of these exploratory hikes. I usually carry a garbage bag to take out litter so I am a little concerned about making some of the easier walks more available. Seems the grafitti /basura crowd has done enough damage at the beaches and Nacapule etc.
Anyway, I'm around until May 2011 so PM me or reply to this thread.
Thanks, Michael
PS I'm reasonably fit, 60...and kayak and mountain bike as well.
|News: I just got topographic base map data for the Guaymas/ San Carlos area.
The source of the data is US NASA - so there are NO restrictions on use or distribution. It was well hidden, took a lot of manipulation, and still needs a bit of cleanup and field verification. The contour interval is 20 meters - although it is currently displayed in feet.
It is in a vector format - so it is easy to add anything to it - trails, landmarks, roads, gates that block access. Currently it is ONLY contours.
Definitely a work in progress. When more complete it can easily be added to Garmin devices, PC/Mac viewers, Android, iPad/iPhone/iTouch, or print sections at specific zoom levels. Lots of others are possible too.
|Michael (CanaMex),
I would like to join you for some hikes. I'm 58, but perhaps not quite as buff.
We returned to Seattle for the holidays and will be back Jan 7.
asjogren1 (at) yahoo (dot) com
Sure, get in touch when you get back to San Carlos. I'm not "buff" either. I just really like to get out in the desert and I find its more rewarding when I actually climb a big hill or get a different view. Usually an hour or so getting someplace is about right. Then, stop and enjoy the birds, plants and ... back home, maybe for a siesta ;-)
email me with PM when you like.
Thanks, Michael
Last edited on Mon Jan 3rd, 2011 09:29 pm by canamex
|SunDial, El Tomate, & Desert Trails
Gates. Where are they? Are they legal? Is there "toll"?
I am building a custom map of San Carlos/Guaymas and want to collect and publish so visitors and residents can enjoy all that this wonderful place has to offer.
Saturday I visited the SunDial for the first time in 5 years. Obviously, the electronic gate is new since my last visit. By trial and error I found a route along the shore, behind the gate, and simply walked to the historic site. I have GPS track of how to bypass the gate. I can publish this track. But, I am not certain that I should. I don't know if the gate is legal. And neither do I know if the bypass is legal.
The number of gates blocking access to hikes and bicycle routes is increasing.
I remember the SunDial was a wonderful spot to take visitors. It was an easy 10 minute walk that most people could easily negotiate. And the views were spectacular. The bypass of the gate is NOT for everyone. One needs to scramble over questionable terrain.
It is very sad that the SunDial is now unavailable to the majority of visitors and residents. Have the local government authorities said anything about this? Is that gate legal? Should that gate be opened during daylight hours, or modified, so that hikers can again enjoy the spot donated to the community many, many years ago?
Where are all these other gates? Are there conditions that allow traversal? Is a "toll" required? Are only certain classes of travel allowed? Are there specific hours of operation?
I plan to incorporate any of this information in the custom map. And make that map available for free for non-commercial use for the visitors and residents of San Carlos.
If we share the information we know about San Carlos, more of us will be able to enjoy this wonderful place.
asjogren1 (at) yahoo (dot) com
|Thanks for your information on these hikes. Do you anyone who is a hiking tour guide? I would like to hire someone to guide several of us up to the "narrows" you mentioned. I did it several years back and couldn't find it again without a guide! But, I remember the 60-minute one-way hike up in the mountains was worth it.
|BJBritto -
We have run into someone from Gary's Dive Shop that does some hiking tours. We ran into him and his clients at Nacapule Canyon.
We have talked with people who have used him and they told us that they were impressed.
We don't remember his name. But, the Dive Shop should be a good place to start.
|Thank you! I will give it a try.
|There was some... er... heated discussion on the sun dial gate on the other forum.
Some felt the gate was not legal, but unless the police get involved, it is there to stay and opened only at will by whomever installed it.
You can go over to the beach club and hike out to the sundial. Its unfortunate that to do this you have to pass some sketchy terrain along the cliff side and (at least to me) are made to feel like a trespasser as you go by the houses on the cliff. But technically there would be space enough for a public corridor along the cliffs to allow access.
Maybe a community effort to actually construct a safe trail along the side would be the way to go. Seeing such an effort, maybe the gate owners would create a walking space at their gate instead of wanting a full blown trail to be built between their house and the water.
This is definitely a touchy subject in some circles though...
|The east side of the peninsula is easier to navigate along the rocky beach to bypass the gate to the sun dial.
|It's a year later and we ran into a locked gate - any updates? This place has a very special meaning for us. So much so, that in the "pre-gate" years we collected garbage to keep it tidy.
|The gate is a shame and I doubt the legality of blocking access. I've just climbed over on the left side and also just rolled under it (it is about 12" or more clearance and easy). Keep picking up the litter please. I do it on all my walks.
There are loads of great places to hike and some of the ranchers are happy with a 50 peso fee to cross their land. They appreciate a cold drink, a candy bar, and friendly folks trying to speak Spanish. Most of the hills are an hour or two max and worth the effort to enjoy the view. Many of the canyons and arroyos are amazing too. Enjoy, Canamex
|You are agile. You can climb and roll :-) That's not an option for many including me. Using the precedent of this subdivsion, it may be plausible for any other subdivision to do the same. That sure would make a mokery out of the intent of the law to provide access to the coastline for all. Let's hope it does not come to that. The sun dial has been a popular tourist attraction for many years and it appears that it is now lost in favor of private rights established long after the sun dial was built... Thanks for the tips anyway.
|AlS wrote:
The east side of the peninsula is easier to navigate along the rocky beach to bypass the gate to the sun dial.By "easy to navigate" do you mean that the path is straightforward, or that the trail is not inclined or uneven?
I am trying to figure out what people mean when they talk about the skill level for a hike?
Is an expert hike long, include actual climbing, dangerous in some way?
I would like to get out more, but I am not sure what to expect with some of these hikes.
|I have not hiked this for about 5 years, so it might have changed. Mid-tide or lower allowed a fairly easy hike along the beach on the east side until I found a way upwards (west) to the subdivision. I wore old tennis shoes and carried no walking stick.
As a reference for ability - I have hiked Tetakowi from the road side. I found it easy, but strenuous going up. Descent was tense for me.
|Why was going down tense? Is this because the incline was so severe going up?
|Why tense? Loose material. And perhaps bifocal glasses that make depth perception when looking down different.
|Hi All,I noticed that this thread started back in 2010. I was wondering if the APP ever was finished and if it is available, what would I search for? Thanks


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