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Eventually, the participants in every tough legislative process have to somehow answer the same question: Why not just wait and do this later?
"Later," in these cases, doesn't exactly mean "later." It doesn't refer to a time like our own, just a few years in the future. No one takes out the trash or walks the dog in this timeline. Rather, when political participants talk about "later," it typically means something more magical: A time quite unlike our own, when some imagined swing in public opinion or landslide elections have made it possible -- nay, likely! -- that this same legislative process can go forward without all the dirty politicking and tough compromises that have befouled the current effort.
Immigration reform is beginning to have to face the "later" question. In a Weekly Standard editorial entitled "Kill The Bill," Bill Kristol and Rich Lowry make the argument sharply: "If Republicans take the Senate and hold the House in 2014, they will be in a much better position to pass a sensible immigration bill."
The odds that Republicans would go anywhere near immigration reform in 2015 after they painfully, anxiously killed it in 2013 are vanishingly low. But let's say, hypothetically, they did. It's easy enough to imagine the Democratic -- and Hispanic -- response: If Democrats win the White House again in 2016 and increase their numbers in the House and Senate, they will be in a much better position to pass a sensible immigration bill.
That's the thing about "later" The other side has a vision of it, too.
After all, the demographics of midterm elections might be a bit more favorable to the Republicans, but the demographics of presidential elections are more favorable to Democrats -- and becoming better every year. Plus, the fact that Republicans killed bipartisan immigration reform in 2013 and then turned around and offered security-first legislation Hispanics found offensive in 2015 is only going to help amp up Latino turnout. And nothing shakes a political party out of its stubbornness like losing three presidential elections in a row and watching the country's demographics turn further towards your opponents.
On the margin, the Democrats have the better of this argument. If immigration reform dies in 2013 it's ridiculous to believe it's returning in 2015. But it's not at all ridiculous to believe it's returning in 2017, after Scott Walker loses to Hillary Clinton with only 16 percent of the (now even larger) Latino vote.
That said, "later" is always far less certain than now, and it never goes nearly as well as its proponents think. It's entirely possible that "later" is a world where immigration reform doesn't come back around for six or eight or 10 years. That might sound comforting for some Republicans, but it's also possible that's a world where the issue remains live the whole time, bedeviling them in election after election.
And "later," of course, is a very long time for the 11 million unauthorized immigrants who are suffering now. That, ultimately, is the moral failing of "later" arguments: They tend to be airy abstractions by political strategists unaffected by the issues at hand. It's always easy to wait for a more perfect bill if you're unaffected by the status quo.
Wonkbook's Number of the Day: 44 percent. That's the percentage of all U.S. hospitals that say they use at least a basic system of electronic health records. That figure is up from 8.8 percent in 2008.
Wonkblog's Graphs of the Day: Why Egypt is falling apart.
Wonkbook's Top 5 Stories: 1) EHR FTW; 2) consumer credit growing; 3) immigration reform among the Republicans; 4) oil transport; and 5) the danger of a surveillance state.
1) Top story: Republicans at odds over immigration reform
Republicans meet to talk immigration reform. "A small group of Senate and House Republicans met Monday night to discuss how to pass an immigration overhaul through Congress. Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), who has been hungry to rewrite the nation's immigration laws this Congress, was planning on going to the session. Most top members of Republican leadership in the House and Senate were not planning on attending the confab, according to sources." Jake Sherman and Seung Min Kim in Politico.
Explainer: The top 5 falsehoods of the immigration debate. Becky Bowers and Angie Drobnic Holan in PolitiFact.
Border militarization draws backlash. "[T]he excess is beginning to look like a liability. The deal, which helped pass the Senate rewrite of U.S. immigration laws, is unlikely to sway House Republicans who insist on securing the border before some 11 million undocumented immigrants can begin the naturalization process. And it is alienating allies who are vital to immigration reform's chances in the House, including a prominent Latino advocacy group and at least one Democratic Representative. In an unexpected wrinkle, even authorities on the border are balking, saying the influx of agents could create more problems than it would solve." Alex Altman in Time Magazine.
American tastes in food are changing with demography. (Paging Tyler Cowen.) "While the effect of changing demographics has been seen in voting patterns and employment trends, the growing influence on America's palate of the influx of immigrants from Latin America and Asia has been more subtle, even as grocery shelves increasingly display products containing ingredients like lemon grass and sriracha peppers. For years, multinational food companies have been experimenting with ingredients, often being unable to find appeal broad enough to start or sustain a new brand. But as the buying power of Latino and Asian consumers expands, fruit flavors, hotter spices, different textures and grains and even packaging innovations are becoming essential for big food manufacturers trying to appeal to diverse appetites, according to company executives." Stephanie Strom in The New York Times.
LOWRY and KRISTOL: Kill the bill! "There is no case for the bill, and certainly no urgency to pass it. During the debate over immigration in 2006–07, Republican rhetoric at times had a flavor that communicated a hostility to immigrants as such. That was a mistake, and it did political damage. This time has been different. The case against the bill has been as responsible as it has been damning." Rich Lowry and BIll Kristol in the Weekly Standard.
John Boehner: No House vote on Senate immigration bill. ""I've made it clear and I'll make it clear again, the House does not intend to take up the Senate bill," Boehner said Monday. "The House is going to do its own job iwon developing an immigration bill."" Ginger Gibson in Politico.
Immigration bill's starts and stops. "Every time the House bipartisan immigration group set a deadline this year, its members have blown it. Republicans could also decide to take up take the House bipartisan bill, when it's released, and pick it apart. Putting the Senate-passed bill through House committees and letting members rewrite it is another option, although that now seems more unlikely. Or they could do nothing." Seung Min Kim in Politico.
Music recommendations interlude: Paolo Nutini, "Candy," 2009.
Top op-eds
BERNSTEIN: Learning, or not, from policy error. "In France, growth is flat-lining if not slightly negative, and unemployment is creeping up on 11 percent. But at least among economic elites, many continue to defend the fiscal consolidation, or austerity measures, that have reduced the French budget deficit, e.g., from 7.5 percent of gross domestic product in 2009 to 4.8 percent last year (according to Eurostat)." Jared Bernstein in The New York Times.
DRUM: S&P's idea of self defense is 'we're ridiculous, and nobody should ever take us seriously.' "It's true that courts have long allowed sellers to engage in what's called "puffery."...Basically, you're allowed to make vague claims about your greatness without inviting lawsuits from folks...So when S&P says they use "market leading software," they're probably on firm ground. That's standard puffery. Unfortunately, "transparent," "independent," and "objective" are a little trickier. Those words have actual meaning, and there's only so far you're allowed to stretch them. When your bond ratings are secretly based on the fact that bond issuers are paying you heaps of money for inflated scores, your claims of mere puffery are a lot less likely to succeed." Kevin Drum in Mother Jones.
PONNURU: 6 inconvenient truths about Obamacare. "The White House's decision last week to delay part of its health-care overhaul illustrates six truths about the law that its supporters can't easily acknowledge. First, important parts of it are badly designed. President Barack Obama's administration has pulled back on the employer mandate -- the part of the law that fines large businesses that don't offer health insurance -- because, among other things, it threatened to depress full-time employment before the next congressional elections." Ramesh Ponnuru in Bloomberg.
BROOKS: The secular society. "Taylor's investigation begins with this question: "Why was it virtually impossible not to believe in God in, say 1500, in our Western society, while in 2000 many of us find this not only easy but even inescapable?" That is, how did we move from the all encompassing sacred cosmos, to our current world in which faith is a choice, in which some people believe, others don't and a lot are in the middle?...He sees secularization as, by and large, a mottled accomplishment, for both science and faith." David Brooks in The New York Times.
MILBANK: Bush, back to uniting? "It's standard for former presidents to grow in public esteem as memories fade. In Bush's case, the war in Iraq is over, the war in Afghanistan is winding down and the economy is finally recovering. But Bush's rebound could be accelerated, particularly among Democrats, by the type of assist he gave Obama in the Karl interview." Dana Milbank in The Washington Post.
Insects interlude: True facts about the Mantis Shrimp.
2) Consumers shake their piggy banks
Pace of consumer borrowing rose in May. "Americans stepped up their borrowing by $19.6 billion in May compared with April, the Federal Reserve said on Monday in its monthly report on consumer credit. That was the biggest jump since a $19.9 billion rise in May 2012. Total borrowing reached a record $2.84 trillion." The Associated Press.
...And that is good news. "Here's the glass-half-full way of looking at this: Americans are finally feeling more confident about the economy and thus willing to take on debt. Lenders, meanwhile, are growing more comfortable extending loans. The spending enabled by this rising consumer debt can help create a virtuous cycle in which more demand for goods and services creates more jobs, which creates rising income. Indeed, more borrowing by households (and the spending that results) is likely offsetting some of the pain caused by federal spending cuts and deficit reduction." Neil Irwin in The Washington Post.
Here's a secret decoder ring for reading stories about the next Fed chair. "The most important thing to know at this stage is this: The people who know aren't talking, and the people who are talking don't know. For a decision of this much importance and sensitivity, the president is likely to rely on a very small number of senior advisers to come up with a short list of candidates and advise him on their strengths and weaknesses." Neil Irwin in The Washington Post.
...And those central bankers are honing tools to pop bubbles. "Central bankers everywhere else are watching these experiments closely, among them Ben Bernanke, chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve. He and his counterparts around the world, seared by the worst financial crisis in 75 years, are searching for ways to halt borrowing binges before they morph into bubbles, and to push lenders to shore up their defenses before the next crisis arrives...Because financial bubbles so often involve real estate—and because that sector was at the center of the last crisis—many are focusing on ways to control booms in housing prices by curbing mortgage lending." David Wessel and Alex Frangos in The Wall Street Journal.
...Meanwhile, financial deregulation just passed the House. "One of these bills is H.R. 1341, Financial Competitive Act, which would require the Financial Stability Oversight Council to study differences in how the U.S. and other countries implement capital requirements for derivatives...The second bill is H.R. 1564, the Audit Integrity and Job Protection Act. This legislation would overrule a decision by the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) to require small public companies to periodically rotate their outside auditors." Pete Kasperowicz in The Hill.
Credit unions raising overdraft fees faster than banks, report says. "Credit unions have been raising overdraft fees on ATM withdrawals, checks and debit card purchases at a faster pace than banks to offset a decline in consumers overdrawing their accounts, research firm Moebs Services said in a report to be released Tuesday. The report shows that banks have held the median overdraft charge at $30 a transaction for the past four years, while credit unions have upped their price from $25 to $28 a transaction in the past two years. Fees are still lower on average at credit unions as of the first three months of 2013." Danielle Douglas in The Washington Post.
More good news: OMB shrinks its budget deficit forecast. "The Obama administration Monday said it expects this year's annual budget deficit to come in sharply lower than it previously forecast, a development that officials used to make the case that deep cuts to spending should be reversed...In its midyear review, the Office of Management and Budget said the deficit this year is expected to be $759 billion — $214 billion less than it had forecast in April, when President Obama released his 2014 budget plan. The administration counts $43 billion in reduced spending on defense and domestic programs — largely the result of the sequestration — as contributing to the smaller deficit." Zachary A. Goldfarb in The Washington Post.
U.S.-E.U. trade talks open amid new criticism from labor, environmental groups. "U.S. labor and environmental groups, largely silent in the run-up to the U.S.-Europe free-trade talks, now say they worry that the negotiations could be used to weaken consumer, health and other standards on both sides of the Atlantic...[A]U.S. labor and environmental groups, largely silent in the run-up to the U.S.-Europe free-trade talks, now say they worry that the negotiations could be used to weaken consumer, health and other standards on both sides of the Atlantic." Howard Schneider in The Washington Post.
Explainer: Talks over a huge U.S.-Europe trade deal start this week. Here's what you need to know. Lydia DePillis in The Washington Post.
We're an increasingly cashless society. So why is there more cash than ever? "On June 26, the amount of U.S. currency in circulation reached an all-time high of $1.19 trillion, according to the Federal Reserve. What's been driving this trend? Fear, probably...[S]hunning their banks and brokers, people in the United States and abroad are storing more of their money in the form of $100 bills." Zachary A. Goldfarb in The Washington Post.
All the best Tumblrs interlude: Actual teen vs adult teen, in movies.
3) The rise of electronic health records
Most hospitals still don't use digital records. But more do than last year! "This is actually considered, in the health policy world, as a big success, a huge increase since 2011, when 26.6 percent of hospitals had made the switch to electronic record keeping...One reason to be optimistic, Painter says, is the influence of the HITECH Act, part of the stimulus package passed in 2009, which gives hospitals incentive payments to implement electronic records. Those incentives are available until 2014. After that, hospitals will start being penalized by the federal government for not going digital." Sarah Kliff in The Washington Post.
Longread: "Special Deal," by Haley Sweetland Edwards in Washington Monthly.
Obamacare just got easier to implement, not harder. "The Obama administration has decided to accept some bad media coverage now, and some higher costs later, in order to make Obamacare much, much simpler to implement next year. There were two noteworthy changes to Obamacare in the last seven days. The first is that the employer mandate, which tells businesses with more than 50 employees to provide affordable insurance or pay a per-employee penalty, won't be enforced until 2015. The second is that people applying for low-income subsidies in the exchanges will face fewer audits in 2014." Ezra Klein in The Washington Post.
Obamacare delay may encourage false tax reports, experts say. "The Obama administration's decision to roll back reporting requirements under ObamaCare could lead to false tax reports in certain GOP-led states, health policy experts said...Typically, looser income verification would raise concerns about people under-reporting their income to avoid paying taxes. But some health policy experts say the opposite could be true in this case. In states that did not expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, people might over-state their income to become eligible for subsidized private coverage through the exchanges." Sam Baker in The Hill.
It's not just the employer mandate: Three Obamacare delays you haven't heard about. "For many Americans, July 5 was a great day to relax, sleep off a hangover and take in a long weekend. For the Obama administration, it was the perfect moment to release a 606-page final regulation on some of the health-care law's most key provisions. Mostly, the rule spelled out in no short detail how the Medicaid expansion and health insurance marketplaces will work. It also included a number of delays that, up until Friday, had not been made public. The word "delay" turns up 45 times in the document." Sarah Kliff in The Washington Post.
Paul Ryan wants Obamacare's new cost. "House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) is requesting a new cost estimate for ObamaCare in light of a decision to delay the law's employer mandate. Ryan's staff asked the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) to reevaluate the law's budget impact after the White House said Tuesday that larger employers will not be required to offer health insurance until 2015." Elise Viebeck in The Hill.
Americans for Prosperity has questions about Obamacare. We have answers! "If we can't pick our own doctor, how do I know my family is going to get the care they need? This question sets up a bit of a false hypothetical, given that the health-care law doesn't really stop people from picking their own doctors. Instead, it's pretty much up to each individual to pick a health insurance plan that they feel meets their needs. In my discussions with state marketplace officials, nearly all say they plan to have links to lists of which doctors work with which health insurance carriers." Sarah Kliff in The Washington Post.
Oregon just launched the world's most twee Obamacare marketplace. "It's only fitting, then, that Oregon, a state replete with artists and hipsters, will have local songwriters promote its new health marketplace, Cover Oregon. The first ads, which go live on television Tuesday, seriously could have been pulled straight out of Portlandia." Sarah Kliff in The Washington Post.
Wisconsin abortion law blocked. "A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order Monday evening to block enforcement of a new Wisconsin law that bans doctors who lack admitting privileges at nearby hospitals from performing abortions. U.S. District Judge William Conley granted the order following a hearing in a lawsuit filed Friday by Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin and Affiliated Medical Services. It alleged the requirement would unconstitutionally restrict the availability of abortions in the state, violates the U.S. Constitution's due process guarantee and unconstitutionally treats doctors who perform abortions differently from those who perform other procedures." The Associated Press.
Infrastructure interlude: What travel by train at 250 mph looks like.
4) Oil, by train or by pipeline?
Canadian train disaster sharpens debate on oil transportation. "The explosion near the border of Maine also reverberated in the rest of Canada and the United States, where people are hotly debating what mode of transportation is safest and most economical for carrying the steadily growing output of crude oil from North Dakota and northern Alberta's oil sands. And it reignited calls for tougher standards for ethanol and crude oil tank cars." Steven Mufson in The Washington Post.
Solar-powered plane Solar Impulse reaches milestone for renewable energy. "The pilots of the first solar-powered plane to fly across America hope to transform the momentum of their historic flight into a grand-scale push for clean technology. Solar Impulse pilot and project president Bertrand Piccard said his team was "elated" by the smooth landing at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport on Saturday night from an aviation and a renewable-energy standpoint." Devin Kelly in the Los Angeles Times.
Really interlude: The audacity of bro.
5) Your government spies on you. What could go wrong?
Here's what can go wrong when the government builds a huge database about Americans. "These stories illustrate some of the kinds of misconduct that could occur with the NSA's database of the nation's phone calls. A record of every American's phone calls and cellphone locations could be even more attractive to unethical government employees than the NCIC database...Of course, the NSA says it has safeguards in place to prevent this kind of abuse. According to the agency, just 22 officials have the authority to authorize queries against the phone records database." Timothy B. Lee in The Washington Post.
NSA backlash hits privacy legislation. "Recent disclosures about government surveillance programs have reinvigorated hope for a bill that tightens personal privacy rights and torpedoed chances for another that gives more authority to law enforcement. The revelations offer an opening for updates to the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, which would require law enforcement to get a warrant before searching personal emails. And despite a push by the Obama administration, members have gone silent on a bill to expand federal wiretapping capabilities — the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act." Jessica Meyers and Alex Byers in Politico.
Reading material interlude: The best sentences Wonkblog read today.
Wonkblog Roundup
Coal pollution in China is much deadlier than anyone realized. Brad Plumer.
An urban redevelopment train wreck shows the peril of 1970s federal planning. Lydia DePillis.
It's not just the employer mandate: Three Obamacare delays you haven't heard about. Sarah Kliff.
Here's a secret decoder ring for reading stories about the next Fed chair. Neil Irwin.
We're an increasingly cashless society. So why is there more cash than ever? Zachary A. Goldfarb.
Obamacare just got easier to implement, not harder. Ezra Klein.
Consumer debt is soaring. That's good news (for now). Neil Irwin.
Americans for Prosperity has questions about Obamacare. We have answers! Sarah Kliff.
Most hospitals still don't use digital records. But more do than last year! Sarah Kliff.
Oregon just launched the world's most twee Obamacare marketplace. Sarah Kliff.
Interview: Confused about Egypt? An expert walks you through it. Ezra Klein.
Here's what can go wrong when the government builds a huge database about Americans. Timothy B. Lee.
Talks over a huge U.S.-Europe trade deal start this week. Here's what you need to know. Lydia DePillis.
This graph shows why Egypt is falling apart. Brad Plumer.
Et Cetera
The European Central Bank's forward guidance is a murky mess. Evan Soltas in Bloomberg.
Obama announces effort to make government more 'user-friendly'. Zachary A. Goldfarb in The Washington Post.
Dave Camp eyes potential Democratic allies on tax reform. Kelsey Snell in Politico.
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Jacek Laskowski wrote: > > Czesc Marcin, > > I think you might've found the answer, but in case you're not - the > answer is in samples/pom.xml where filtered resources are defined. > > <resources> > <resource> > <directory>${pom.basedir}/src/main/resources</directory> > <filtering>true</filtering> > </resource> > </resources> > Yes, I found it, but I forgot to write about it here. Thanks for your feedback. Filtering is one of the basic maven feature. I forgot about it, and tried to find some plugin which is responsible for this ;) > I'm working on the example right now (that's how I stumbled upon this > question of yours) and found a way to minimize the number of required > files in the ear (I couldn't understand why the rar is in the ear, but > couldn't come up with the solution to get rid of it until now). Yes, they are there because of Transitive Dependencies. I got rid of them by adding them to pom with scope 'provided' ;) Did you do the same? > > p.s. Co robisz z Geronimo? Jak wrazenia? Na to pytanie odpowiem Ci w odrębnym mailu :) Regards, Marcin
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These adorable baby cubby stuffies make the perfect gift for baby showers, birthdays, holidays, baptism, or just to give to your little one for fun and snuggle. Each soft plush animal is perfect for year round snuggles. They all sit about 12" tall and are personalized with your child's name at no extra charge.
Made in the USA. Please wash by hand using warm water and air dry.
Made in the USA. Please wash by hand using warm water and air dry.
Thursday, January 26, 2017
Personalized Star of David Jewish Baby Layette
Dress up the new baby in our precious Star of David layette set. A perfect gift for the baby naming, baby shower or Hanukkah. Sweater and hat are both personalized with the name of the child, first name, last name or both. The Jewish star motif finishes the look. Sure to become a treasured keepsake.
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Thursday, November 3, 2016
Sending Peace and Love this Holiday Season
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This cute little hat and scarf will keep their necks warm and toasty this winter. Keyhole design keeps the scarf securely in place. Scarf is Monogrammed with your Child's monogram as well as a a peace sign inside of a heart motif. Also available ala-cart! Knit in 100% Cotton. Lots of great colors to choose from.
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The important thing to keep in mind when reading these passages is that Jesus is speaking alone with the disciples. His words are framed by his approaching death and are said to prepare the disciples for their future lives in his absence. At this point, the disciples don't yet understand what Jesus is trying to tell them. However, Jesus assures them that he goes to prepare a place for them and will return to take them to be with the Father.
In the meantime the Paraclete, John's term for the Holy Spirit, will be with them. In John 14:25-26, Jesus tells his followers that the Father will send an Advocate, the Holy Spirit, to teach and remind us of all that Christ said while he was on earth. The Spirit was to come through the Father to those who believed in Jesus after he was glorified (John 7:39). The Holy Spirit was to convince the world of sin, to proclaim righteousness, and to make people aware of the judgement of God (16:7-15). The Spirit "will take what is mine" said Jesus, "and declare it to you" (John 16:14). Again in Acts, Jesus promised an outpouring of the Spirit and he said, "You shall receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you; and you shall be my witnesses in Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria and to the ends of the earth" (Acts 1:8). As these scriptures and others attest, the Holy Spirit's mission is to carry forward the mission of Jesus Christ and his kingdom.
When we, as Christians, accept Christ, we are justified or made right with God, and we enter into a new relationship with God, who then lives in us through the power of the Holy Spirit as the indwelling Christ. The Holy Spirit becomes the shaping power of our lives. The Holy Spirit provides guidance and comfort. It convicts us of sin, assists us to repent and to put our trust in the Savior, helps us pray when we don't know how, and empowers us for mission and effective service. The power of the Holy Spirit is exercised when we follow the Spirit's leading and take action. When we become the channel of Christ's love and service. Jesus urges us to abide or remain in him (15:1-11) even when times get tough.
There have been many times in my life that I have relied on the power of the indwelling Christ; when I haven't known what or how to pray and simply asked for the help of the spirit, to intercede for me. I am so thankful that we have a God who loves us so much that he established this relationship of intimacy. I don't know about you, but I depend on it.


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By Judy Tacyn
Ordinarily, an Anne Arundel County high school football game wouldn't attract worldwide attention, but on October 19, Arundel Wildcats defensive end Jackson Dean made sure his Senior Night was one that no one would soon forget.
With the visiting Chesapeake High School Cougars on the sidelines, and hundreds of fans on their feet in the Wildcats stadium, Dean strummed his guitar and belted out a unique country rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner." The video was posted to several social media sites and YouTube before it went viral, racking up millions of views.
Dean has been singing since he was young, and he performed in both elementary and middle school plays before auditioning for NBC's "The Voice" television completion when he was 14 years old. His band, Jackson Dean and the Outsiders, has produced two albums. "The Flood Zone" was released in 2015, and "Who We Are" followed in 2016. The group's latest single, "Saturday Night," was released in the fall of 2018.
"We've played all over the area, from West Virginia to Delaware," said Dean, "at places like Rams Head, 9:30 Club and The Fillmore Silver Spring."
Shortly after the Wildcats defeated the Cougars 49-21 that night, propelling them into the county playoffs, Dean received an invitation to join Steve Harvey in Los Angeles as a guest on the "Steve" TV show to perform his version of the national anthem. The moving performance inspired Harvey to declare, "I think we found ourselves a brand-new country music star right here."
"It's been pretty crazy," said Dean. "We certainly didn't expect this kind of attention."
Dean had already attracted attention from the local music scene. He performed at the second annual Strike Out Colorectal Cancer Concert supporting Fight CRC on November 18 at Severna Park Lanes. He was among the many talented artists featured at the Maryland Music Awards on December 15 at Rams Head Live!, but he was the first to step onstage to accept an award. Dean earned Maryland's Best New Songwriter and Best Breakout Artist during the star-studded event.
Dean is kicking off the new year with several local shows, including an already sold-out Rams Head concert, followed by a January 18 show at Dockside Restaurant & Sports Bar, located at 421 Deale Road in Tracy's Landing.
Scheduling gigs will be much easier after his high school graduation in May. Dean said he and his band are filling the summer months with a tour that could span from Texas to Montana.
For a full list of Jackson Dean performances, to purchase merchandise or sign up for fan mail, visit www.jacksondeanmusic.com.
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Give and Take - Teaching Your Child about the Real Spirit of the Holidays
Tomorrow the holidays will officially be upon us. Tomorrow, some will celebrate Christmas Eve with family and possibly some gifts will be exchanged. Tomorrow, some will celebrate the first day of Hanukkah by lighting the first candle on the Menorah and receiving the first day of presents. I will be celebrating by eating Chinese food with some best friends per our normal tradition. However you celebrate the holidays or whatever traditions you uphold, I wanted to share two new great traditions that you can start TODAY (!!!!) in order to teach your child about the true meaning of the holidays - thinking of others and the spirit of giving.
Another one of our traditions? Taking a picture with the statue outside of the Chinese restaurant every Christmas Eve and trying to nail the same expression as it. I'd say we're getting better.....
Let's be honest - your child has too much crap. I know it and deep down, you know it too. I've been to A LOT of homes and I can confidently say that in 95% of them, there are WAY to many toys. Cheap, plastic, half broken, discarded toys. These are toys that the kids desperately wanted. These are toys the kids NEEDED. These are toys that were played with for several hours before being thrown into a toy basket, broken and discarded, never to be thought of again. I mourn for these toys. In a *WANT* culture, surrounded by ads of bright plastic and ads with high production value that can't be replicated in the average household, I don't blame the kids. I'll be kind and say that I partially blame the parents AND the toy producers but know that I'm being kind in saying that. I will recognize that in the holiday season, it's incredibly difficult to monitor the amount of junk...aka toys....your child receives. If you know me, you know that I HATE excess waste, excess junk, and stupid plastic toys. And if you know me, you'd also know that my mother does not share that feeling. So while my baby registry has about 7 wooden and eco friendly toys on it, come the birth of my baby, I fully intend to be receiving toys that I don't want and that my child doesn't need from family members. So below are two excellent traditions that you can start with your kids to rid your house of sad toys, make room for new ones, and most importantly teach your child about what it means to give. Both these traditions can be done with children as young as 2 and as old as...well...giving never has a cutoff point so if you want to get in on the action as well, make it a family affair!
HOLIDAY CLEANUP AND DONATIONS// This one is pretty simple. Today or tomorrow, tell your kids that your doing a roundup of all the toys they currently have that they don't play with. Teach them the importance of recycling by responsibly recycling and discarding broken plastic toys. Teach them about giving to those less fortunate by making a pile of gently used toys that, while your children don't play with them anymore, some children don't have any toys and would gladly take them, use them, and love them. If your child is having a hard time with this, explain that Santa or the Hanukkah Fairy or whomever is giving them holiday presents this year CAN'T give them new toys if theres no room for them! Sit them down and explain to them about how lucky they are that they have such good fortune in their lives that they were able to receive all these toys but that some kids have none. Ask them how they would feel if tomorrow they woke up and there were no presents waiting for them? That's how some kids feel. Then ask them how they feel when they DO have presents waiting for them? When they squeal with joy, explain to them how awesome it would be if THEY could make someone feel that way! Have an honest conversation and try to explain what it means to give to others who have less. Don't push your child into a massive cleanup the first year. Start slowly and next year, they'll remember and it'll be easier. It's important that you also take your child with you when you donate their toys. Find a Women and Children's center, a foster home, or even the nearest Goodwill all with a simple Google Search. I prefer to donate to a domestic abuse shelter during the holidays and in about 5 minutes you can find and contact one in order to donate. Please remember though to NOT publish any addresses online since these shelters take extra precautions to ensure the safety of the women and children they are protecting! By taking your child and having THEM make the drop-off, your allowing them to FEEL how giving feels. Make sure to give them a high five or a hug and tell them how not only are you proud of them but they should be proud of themselves for bringing happiness to other kids - something that the holidays are all about!
GIVE ONE AWAY// This is a tradition that I'm most excited to start with my own child once they're old enough. It's a pretty simple idea - once all the presents are unwrapped but BEFORE they're ripped open to play with, your child must choose one of their new presents to donate. (I can already hear the gasps). Before you think I'm a holiday monster, hear me out! Giving away old toys they no longer play with is amazing but let's be real - most of those toys, your kid didn't care about anyways. It's an entirely different and much more special concept to give away a toy that they still desire. Make sure that you explain this new tradition BEFORE gifts become unwrapped and make sure that you give a friendly reminder during the unwrapping that they should keep in mind which item they would like to donate. You might think that the younger kids would have a hard time with this but I've seen kids as young as 2 happily give away new toys. The older children, the kids who are already ensnared in our Want Society are most likely going to be the ones that have the issues. You can help ease this idea by reading a note from Santa or the Hanukkah Fairy that explains that they've included a toy to be given away by your child and why and how your child now gets to be Santa or the HF for a special kid. You can even throw in a ringer toy but you might be surprised as to what your child ends up choosing. Then you can take this item to your place of worship (many often have donation bins out all holiday season) or to your donation center of choice. As with the Holiday Cleanup toys, make sure it's your child that's making the drop off and continue to praise them throughout the day or include their kind actions in a toast at dinner that evening.
I plan to uphold these two traditions for when my baby comes and hopefully they in turn pass them along to their kids. Holidays have unfortunately turned into a "Who has more toys" and "But I wanted THAT toy, not this one!" and it totally grosses me out. Most children I see these days are consumed in this culture of receiving without giving and it's such a sad sight to see. THINGS are not what make any season, much less the holiday season, yet this is what is given the most emphasis. Making a list of demands for gifts, going to see Santa so you can tell him what you want, sneaking in to find presents all the while their mountain of "old" toys lays sad and forgotten. We, as adults and parents, need to bring back those gifts that can't be wrapped - love, humility, and kindness and now is the perfect time to start!


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Critically acclaimed author Leigh Neville contributed the first Ops Book to 1st Edition Force on Force. He brought his extensive knowledge and real-life connections to bear to present a scenario book based on actual operational experiences of the Australian Defense Force in southern Afghan province of Uruzgan. We consider this to be one of the finest scenario books written for either 1st or 2nd edition Force on Force and are proud to present it to the public for the first time since 2010.
This nine scenario source book was originally written for use with 1st Edition Force on Force, but could be utilized with 2nd Edition Force on Force (Osprey Edition) or the soon to be released 2nd edition of Ambush Alley with very little modification. It could even be used for Tomorrow's War with a slight change in setting!


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Paul Cassirer, Berlin, 1923
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Stuttgarter Kunstkabinett, Stuttgart, 25th May 1955
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Max Liebermann was a German-Jewish painter and printmaker, and one of the leading proponents of Impressionism in Germany. He is known for his naturalistic studies of the life and labour of the poor.
After studying under the painter Carl Steffeck from 1866 to 1868, Liebermann attended the Weimar Art School from 1868 to 1872. The straightforward realism and direct simplicity of his first exhibited picture, Women Plucking Geese (1872), presented a striking contrast to the romantically idealized art then in vogue. This picture earned him the epithet "disciple of the ugly." Liebermann spent the summer of 1873 at the village of Barbizon, near Paris, where the landscape painters known as the Barbizon school had been working since the 1830s. There he became acquainted with one of the leaders of the Barbizon school, Jean-François Millet, and studied the works of Camille Corot, Constant Troyon, and Charles-François Daubigny.
In 1878, Liebermann returned to Germany, living at first in Munich and finally settling in Berlin in 1884. From 1875 to 1913, he spent summers painting in the Netherlands. During this period, he found his painting subjects in the orphanages and asylums for the elderly in Amsterdam and among the peasants and urban labourers of Germany and the Netherlands. In works such as The Flax Spinners (1887), Liebermann did for German painting what Millet had done for French art, portraying scenes of rural labour in a melancholy, yet unsentimental, manner.
After 1890, Liebermann's style was influenced by the French Impressionist painters Édouard Manet and Edgar Degas. As Liebermann focused on Impressionist concerns of light and colour, subject matter became less important for him. However, he maintained a connection to the narrative tradition of German art, and thus, unlike the French Impressionists, he never became completely detached from subject matter. In 1899, Liebermann founded the Berliner Sezession, a group of artists who supported the academically unpopular styles of Impressionism and Art Nouveau. Despite his association with the anti-establishment Sezession, he became a member of the Berlin Academy, and in 1920 he was elected its president. In 1932, the Nazis forced him to resign from his position.
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Investing in Real Estate For Beginners: What You Need To Know
Investing is one of those things that you may find sexy, or totally terrifying.
I started investing five months ago - mainly in ETFs and stocks. But there are many different investments besides these two. Real estate is one of them.
For most people, their home is their biggest investment. Yet, I think real estate is a lot more complicated than investing in stocks, ETFs, bonds or index funds because of the huge financial, legal and other large requirements involved (property taxes, insurance, maintenance fees…).
So if you're thinking of investing in real estate, you'll find there's A LOT to learn. That's why is a good idea to familiarize yourself with the fundamentals.
With that in mind, I asked real estate professional Eric Bowlin (who achieved financial independence at the age of 30!) his tips for beginner real estate investors.
Let's dive in!
1. There's a real connection between real estate investment and financial independence. You're a living proof of that. How has this changed your life?
Passive income through real estate has completely changed my life. I was on track to work a normal job with great benefits - I was studying for my PhD and most likely would have been a researcher or professor. While I was on track for an amazing career, real estate has given me freedom.
For example, because we have enough passive income we didn't have to choose between career and family. A lot of women (and men too!) are stuck choosing between raising children and having a career and it's really unfortunate.
Because we have passive income, my wife and I have been able to raise our daughters ourselves and still run our business and grow our investments. We were able to choose when we thought it was best for our daughter to go to school based on her development, not because we needed to go to work and needed someone to babysit her.
2. Looking back, what would you do differently in your career as a real estate professional?
I would have started networking and building relationships sooner.
For the first 5 or 6 years of investing I always focused on money and real estate. I'm good at finding deals and making money, so I was successful, but over the last year or two I've started to build professional relationships and things have begun to explode for me.
My new saying is that real estate is NOT about location, it's about relationships.
Also, I got started and didn't have much of a plan. I just did a lot of different things until I figured it all out. I was fortunate and everything worked out, but I would probably be a lot further along if I mapped it out.
3. What things a beginner should consider before investing in real estate?
Most people think about investing in two ways - flipping a single family home or buying a single family residence and renting it out. These are both very active ways to invest and cross the line from "passive income" and are more like a job.
So, a beginner should explore all the different ways to invest, from investing in a crowdfunded real estate deal online, doing private lending, buying small multifamily, or being a limited partner in a syndication.
4. In your opinion, what are the best types of real estate investments?
I think this has changed as my perspective has changed. So, it depends.
It depends on your current position in life and your income. If you don't earn a lot currently, then an investment that requires a lot of time and energy is great because you can earn "sweat equity" and really earn a lot. This includes single family or small multifamily rentals.
If you currently have a great job with great income, it's better to find a more passive investment that still beats out the stock market, but allows you to continue earning money at your job. I'd focus on private lending or being an equity partner in a larger deal.
5. What are the most common real estate investing mistakes a beginner can make?
Beginners often spend so much time trying to not lose money that they never earn any money. I know a couple who spent 6-figures on real estate education. Yes, over $100,000 paying all the "gurus" to teach them how to invest.
If they had just spent that $100,000 and bought a single family home somewhere in the country and lost HALF, they would have learned more than all the education and still had $50,000 left over.
Instead, spend a reasonable amount of time and money on education - then don't be afraid to buy.
6. Do you recommend new investors get a mentor?
I think everyone needs a mentor, but people often think this means spending $30,000+ on a "guru". While this might work for some people, it doesn't work for most people.
Instead, focus on finding someone local to you and trying to add value to what they are doing. If you have money, offer to invest it at a very low interest rate in exchange for knowledge. If you have computer skills, offer to build out their online lead generation platform. etc.
It's important to remember that there are so many different investors with different styles of investing. One woman told me it's so difficult for her because I'd tell her one piece of information then another investor would tell her literally the exact opposite.
So, focus on finding someone successful who also shares your values and philosophy and copy that person. Once you are being successful and earning passive income, you can branch out and learn other techniques.
7. Which are your favorite personal finance books?
Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad, Poor Dad has really changed my perspective and my life. If you haven't read it, you need to!
I also liked The Psychology of Selling by Brian Tracy. In the book, he explains that you will only earn plus or minus 10% of what you believe you should earn. So, changing your perception of your worth is the fastest way to grow your income.
Bringing it all together
Investing in real estate might sound overwhelming - it still does for me.
However, you may be about to take the first step towards financial independence (aka wealth, freedom, and happiness). Like Erin Bowlin did.
To recap, here are the best tips and tricks first-time investors can use to be a good player in the real estate game:
- Real estate is not about location, it's about relationships.
- Explore all the different ways to invest: investing in a crowdfunded real estate deal online, doing private lending, buying small multifamily, or being a limited partner in a syndication.
- Spend a reasonable amount of time and money on education - then don't be afraid to buy.
- If you're looking for a mentor, try focusing on finding someone local to you and trying to add value to what they are doing.
- Read personal finance books! Rich Dad, Poor Dad and The Psychology of Selling are a great way to get started.
Real estate investing has the ability, if done correctly, to change your life.
And I believe that learning from professional investors is the most efficient way of becoming a pro yourself.
If you're ready: do your homework, listen to those who have come before you, and go for it!


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Open Source Software: What is it? Why should you use it in your iOS app?
What if I told you that there are software engineers that spend much of their free time writing and maintaining software that they give away for free? You probably wouldn't believe me, or you might even call me crazy, because you've most likely had a hard time hiring an engineer for your company for cold hard cash. Well, it's true! These people, myself included, love solving problems so much that we spend our free time doing just that, and then to top it off, we give away the fruits of our labor to the community at no cost.
You might be wondering why we people in a highly-sought-after profession would participate in this endeavor? The answer is simple — we like solving problems, abstracting the solutions we discover, and sharing it with the community, so other developers won't have to deal with these headaches. (Side-note: we get street-cred in our respective engineering community for solving the problem). The best part is that you, the entrepreneur with that great product idea, get to piggy-back on our solutions (for free!), which enables you and your engineers to build your app faster.
This endeavor we participate in is known as the Open Source Movement, and the creations that are put out into the world are known as Open Source Software. This software powers the web. Not only that, popular open source software projects tend to be of higher quality than most other software, as this type of software, by its very nature, is inspected, edited, augmented, tested, and vetted by the community that uses it.
This begs the question, why should you use it? Simple — many open source projects, at least the ones that are maintained and vetted by the community, tend to solve common engineering problems. Why reinvent the wheel? This allows your engineers to concentrate on building the specific, challenging, and proprietary solutions required for your product to be successful. However, there are some exceptions to the rule. Both Realm and Artsy, two companies composed of developers that are considered luminaries in the iOS community, build their main products out in the open. They can do that because their product isn't their main income generator; it's the platform that these software tools leverage that generate the income.
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I've heard that native New Yorkers generally never visit the Statue of Liberty. It's just one of those excessively touristy activities that no one can really justify spending a day coordinating. The same applies for Durbanites and the Vodacom Durban July (or simply The July) – if you've been to one, you've been to them all.
A mixture of dread and excitement fills the city the week of the event. Come Thursday, when the impatient GP number plates start to trickle into the city, the more organised among us flee to the berg or the south coast for the weekend. The rest of us brace ourselves for uncharacteristically congested roads and for our favourite bars to hike up their entry fee to accommodate a local celebrity's appearance.
In the bigger scheme of affairs, this is not catastrophic. It is, of course, possible to ignore it and go about your business in the less busy parts of the city without being weighed down by the weekend's burden. However, complaining loudly on my Instagram story about visitors and traffic is just more fun and my preferred degree of drama.
The general pace of Durban is glacial so this injection of activity in the middle the year is jarring. I live around the corner from the racecourse and seeing people in peacock hats and leopard-print suits at my local Woolies never fails to make me smile.
Although the annual event can cause slight irritation, it's also so ridiculously lavish that it's difficult not to be tickled. The Durban landscape is full of steep roads and trees growing out of the pavement, which makes it tricky to walk in heels – this never deters the race-going crowds. I find the determination admirable – we can all learn a thing or two from this legion of women stoically walking down the side of a hill in sky-high heels.
For the most part, it's best to note that, like a winter virus, The July passes. People just want to dress up and let loose in a warm, slow city for two days before returning to the rat race, and Durban offers this reprieve. All that's required from the rest of us is to be hospitable and allow our fancily clad visitors to have their fun before heading back home.


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Building on almost 400 years as a cultural center, Boston's character is as layered and distinct as a Kennedy accent. The city's wharves whisper of tea parties, its libraries of literary greats, and its ballpark of curses broken. Its famed universities keep the old city young as it ebbs and flows with the tide of almost 350,000 students—and these smarties keep the city lively round the clock. Across Boston's patchwork of squares, corners, and crossings, here are 16 of the best things to do.
Take an afternoon and evening to sink into this corner of Cambridge, and you'll have discovered a city unto itself. You'll find art museums on Harvard's campus, quirky boutiques for souvenirs like Black Ink, Grolier Poetry Bookshop (the oldest in the country), and world-class restaurants like Alden & Harlow, Les Sablons, and Giulia. You don't have to be a student to savor this neighborhood.
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The founder of Flour Bakery, Joanne Chang, has long been a shining star in Boston's food world. The Harvard graduate left management consulting to become a pastry chef, working at some of the best restaurants in the Northeast before opening Flour (now in seven spots around the city). In a hypothetical showdown, Flour would beat any national coffee chain, so make multiple stops your vacation ritual for an afternoon sticky-bun break, a late lunch, a cup of coffee. Flour is also perfect for your "healthy" friend who would kill for a cookie, but needs it to be whole grain.
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
The MFA's vast collection of art and artifacts is exceptional by any standard. The museum houses one of the best collections of Korean art outside the Korean peninsula, the only permanent exhibition space for ancient coins in the United States, and the world's most comprehensive collection of work by John Singer Sargent. Its claim to fame are so varied, you could spend weeks documenting its exceptionality—or just duck in for a quiet 30 minutes within its Japanese Buddhist temple, where students seek solace after a frenzy of exams. Wholly historic and beautifully modernized, it enriches you with a deep sense of gratitude for the cultural heritage of the world.
Bostonians may breeze through the Public Garden to get from one side of town to the other, but there's plenty to linger over in this city-center oasis. The lagoon, which wanders almost the entire length of the garden, is where the famed Swan Boats have been peddled for over a century; and the flowers are beyond vidid. The Commonwealth Avenue entrance serves as the park's most enchanting introduction, where a statue of George Washington comes flanked by flowers at the gate. In this pleasurable moment, remember that Victorian Bostonians found this park to be offensively bright. Oh, how times have changed.
Anyone who loves a good story will appreciate learning about the legends who built Fenway Park and the famous franchise that plays in one of the country's most remarkable stadiums. Join Red Sox Nation for a baseball game in season (or postseason, when the Sox seem preternaturally inclined to send homers pinging off the "Green Monster" left-field wall) or for an off-season tour of everything from the the press box to the stadium's rooftop vegetable garden. The surrounding neighborhood at Kenmore Square has also seen a culinary renaissance in recent years; there's never been a better time to visit.
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This is one of our favorite museums in the country. At once intimate and unparalleled in its grandeur, the Isabella Stewart Gardner museum draws on the vast art collection of its eponymous (and eccentric) founder, who had thirst for travel, bohemian life, and fine luxuries of ancient cultures. Within a Venetian-style palazzo, surrounding an elegant courtyard, masterpieces share space with architectural elements. Curators delicately arrange a collection of more than 7,500 paintings and 7,000 historic objects from around the world, including sculptures, furniture, textiles, metalworks, and ceramics she collected over her lifetime.
The Freedom Trail starts at the Boston Common, the oldest public park in the United States, following a red brick path lined with 16 historic landmarks, which paint a picture of Boston's revolutionary history. Although tourists flock to the 2.5-mile Freedom Trail, this pedestrian path coincides with day-to-day rush of downtown Boston. You'll see revolutionary sites in a modern setting and walk alongside commuters and after-school kids. The experience paints a fitting portrait of how Boston has evolved around these landmarks.
If you're exploring Boston for the day, take a walk up through Back Bay from Massachusetts Avenue and loop back down along the Esplanade. It's a narrow paradise along the Charles River, stretching for three miles from the Science Museum past the Boston University bridge. More than 1,500 trees line the walkway (or runway, if it's marathon-training season), while playgrounds, ponds, and gardens bring a lyrical quality to this meandering landscape. It's best viewed in autumn, when the Esplanade shows its true colors.
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An architectural masterpiece, Boston Public Library's central branch and its neighbor Copley Square are priority stops on any trip to Boston. The McKim building, with its Renaissance facade, took seven years to build, and the results continue to impress a century later. Daily art and architecture tours evoke a deeper appreciation for everything you see, from larger-than-life John Singer Sargent murals to golden Sienna marble along the grand staircase. It's difficult not be inspired by this tremendous library, which houses the second-largest volume of books in the country.
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The first auditorium built based on scientific understanding of acoustics, Symphony Hall combines European-inspired architecture with what continues to be the best acoustics in the country. The interior gives visitors the sense of stepping into a creamy wedding cake trimmed in gold foil and topped with replicas of Greek and Roman statues. It's mesmerizing to hear the Boston Symphony Orchestra perform here, regardless of your musical tastes, but it's also a treat when Berklee School of Music students from down the street take the stage for a rare performance—their excitement is palpable.
In the heart of Boston's downtown, carts and shelves of $1, $3, and $5 books fill an otherwise empty lot below a black-and-white mural of literary greats. The seller: Brattle Bookshop. The store encompasses two floors of used books, one filled with rare collectables and the other, this outdoor sale lot. Its purveyor, Ken Gloss, is a regular appraiser on the PBS's Antiques Roadshow and has gained modest fame among antiquers and public-television addicts.
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The teams that brought you Area Four pizza and Roxy's grilled cheese opened an '80s-inspired arcade behind a hidden entrance last year, inspiring complete devotion among its fans. Walk through Roxy's street level shop on Massachusetts Avenue before giving a bouncer your ID, and entering the downstairs hideout, bursting with neon and arcade games. With two Tetris-inspired bars, around 50 games, and an 18-foot shuffleboard, A4cade is a triumph of nostalgia with a weekend line to prove it.
A few years ago, Boston transformed an unused state-owned building downtown into a thriving year-round market for farmers, fishermen, and specialty food makers. It's one of the best things the city has ever done. You could eat three meals a day here, stock your refrigerator with New England's best produce, dairy, meats, and seafood, all with a scrumptious hot chocolate in-hand and a bouquet of local flowers on your arm. The kid-in-a-candy-shop feeling is worth giving way to—take a full lap around the market before you commit to any one treat.
Once considered the dirtiest harbor in the country, Boston's waterfront has made an unprecedented comeback. A multibillion-dollar public investment in clean water paid off, and the harbor islands, which span 50 miles of waterfront across a state and national park system, are now way more exciting. A quick ferry ride from Long Wharf gives you views of the oldest lighthouse in the country, secluded island beaches, and stunning overlooks.
The brown-and-brick facade off Massachusetts Avenue—with stacks of cleaner, paper towels, and canned goods in the windows—looks like any old corner store. It's an offbeat preamble to the sleek interior of the independent boutique that follows. In part because of its booming e-commerce platform, you'll be surrounded by fans making the trek here from around the country and local college kids who come to "ooh and ahh" over the latest kicks, caps, and a small selection of clothing, mostly men's shirts and sweatshirts.
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Bully Boy's distillery is next-level local. The Willis brothers grew up working on their family's fourth-generation New England farm. In recent years, this Roxbury distillery has built up a cult following for its smooth whiskey, gin, rum, and vodka. Since opening an intimate, cozy 26-seat tasting room in 2017, it has also become one of the best craft-cocktail spots in the city. If you're having a hard time choosing, go for a flight like the "Boston Tea Party," a series of tea-infused cocktails.


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