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Jutting out into warm sky blue waters, Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula divides the Gulf of Mexico from the Caribbean Sea. Once was the home of a great Mayan civilization, Mayan ruins abound. High on a cliff looming over the sea sits Tulum, one of the most compact and intact ruins around. While visiting Tulum on a shore excursion from a Carnival cruise, we had the great fortune to have a tour guide of Mayan descent. In addition to the knowledge passed from one... Read More
Southside, Pittsburgh, PA Jan 6, 2012- Fantastical show of animal creations by Lauren Toohey & Masha Fikhman Announcing new work at the Red Door Gallery by Lauren Toohey & Masha Fikhman inspired by a love of merging unrelated animals and objects into one fantastical and (most likely) absurd image. The subject matter was created by brainstorming techniques. Odd phrases that emerged from this process resulted into many paintings and drawings that will be featured in this sho... Read More
Most everyone has heard of white water rafting. Those who like a bit of adventure have a great time splashing through bumps and dips in the wild waters of river rapids. What about rafting for people who prefer a quieter ride? It does exist, in the form of scenic river floats. Many people find a day on the river quite enjoyable, whether a wet and wild white water adventure or a serene scenic float. White Water Rafting on Washington's Wenatchee River ... Read More
Imagine riding a horse through snow on a warm sunny day in August. This may sound like an impossible contradiction, but I did just that on a high country pack trip with Icicle Outfitters & Guides of Washington State. Icicle Outfitters offers everything from day rides near Leavenworth and at Lake Wenatchee State Park, to drop camps where they pack in gear for hikers or hunters, to full service pack trips. In the winter they even have sleigh rides. M... Read More
SEE A WORLD OF TALENT AT MOST WANTED FINE ART Pittsburgh, PA Sept. 2, 2011- Most Wanted Fine Art Features International Women Artists These talented emerging artists: Gemma Allan, Maren Eline Aune, Martina Biccheri Sylvia K, & Sarina Meester will show along with Pittsburgh's Sam Thorp; who also curated the show. These women met online in a music forum and over the years developed their creative talent and ability as well as friendships. Styles and content vary among t... Read More
One small ship cruise line goes under. Most people would have seen their ships as fodder for the scrap yard. Dan Blanchard of American Safari Cruises saw them as the means to start a new company. With the complete overhaul of two ships formerly of Glacier Bay, InnerSea Discoverieswas born, a small-ship cruise line with a taste for adventure and exploration of wild places. The first time I saw the Wilderness Discoverer she sat high and dry in a shipyard in Seattle. Poin... Read More
Before heading across the ocean for a vacation to Australia, many questions need answers. Start with the flight. What matters most, price, length of the journey, or stops along the way? Research flights to find the one best suited. If price matters most, the cheapest flights often stop several times and take well over 20 hours from start to finish. The most direct flights may take as little as 14 – 16 hours, but could cost quite a lot. When plans include s... Read More
Remember this.... you are one light, one energy and you need to control where you send the light. Because if you try to send light out in too many directions, your energy source within will not be as bright. Ok, to put in simpler terms... "don't spread yourself too thin". Find ways to share your time and energy with others but find balance with your time and energy to also find your inner peace and joy. This is how to keep your positive energy and light shining brig... Read More
THE ART OF BATTLE IN THE 412 Lawrenceville: Pittsburgh, PA March 20, 2010- Pittsburgh Art Community Prepares for Battle This is it, the ONLY live visual artist competition in Pittsburgh. Created by Ryan Graham and inspired by other art battles, world wide. Four local artists have four hours to complete a painting from a blank 3 x5' canvas. The crowd watches and the crowd votes for the winner. Artists may use whatever mediums they like and the winner will... Read More
Sint Maarten/Saint Martin, two names for one rather small island. This now peaceful Caribbean island has a long and bloody history. Violence began long before the day Columbus first sighted the island in 1493 on November 11, the holy day of Saint Martin of Tours. He claimed the island for Spain, naming it Isla de San Martin. Throughout history, the island changed hands many times between Spain, France, Holland, Britain and... Read More
Tongass National Forest covers the majority of southeast Alaska. It is the largest unit in the US Forest Service, as well as the largest coastal temperate rain forest. Almost 17 million acres to explore amidst an abundance of wildlife and natural beauty, with miles of pristine wilderness few people ever see. Many opportun... Read More
I was so stunned and saddened when I heard the news that Doug Hoerth died on Wednesday. I loved listening to him, and at times, talking to him whenever I had the opportunity to. Like you, I listened to him religiously. I heard a lot about Uncle Dougie from his years at WTAE Radio. But I never had the chance to listen to him frequently until late 2004, by accident. In late 2004, I started a morning/early afternoon job at the Mellon Bank Client Services Center Downtown. An... Read More
Top tips for keeping skin healthy and beautiful all winter long (ARA) - No matter where you live in the country, winter's grip can take its toll on your health, including your mood, waistline and even your skin. "It's important to consider the seasons in your skin care routine and make adjustments for the best possible results," says Dr. Gervaise Gerstner, a board-certified dermatologist and assistant clinical professor of dermatology at Mount Sinai. Gerstner's... Read More
Vintage: the year's must have fashion trend (ARA) - You're seeing it everywhere, from runways to street style blogs to "it girls" who act as fashion muses: retro vintage style is making a refreshing comeback. Preppy must-haves, lady-like accessories and cuts inspired by classic retro styles have made their way back into the fashion consciousness. As luck would have it, it's easier than you think to be a part of the trend this season. Check out these simple tips... Read More
How to use scent and sound to create a harmonious home (ARA) - When you're on the go and rushing around all day long there is nothing better than coming home to an orderly home. You may already have everyone in the family pitch in to keep the bills filed, backpacks off tables and toys off of the floor, but to create a home that goes beyond tidy to harmoniously organized, you might need some savvy tips from the pros. HGTV designer and host of "Get It Sold" and "Real... Read More
When moms take care of their cars, they take care of their families (ARA) - For moms, their automobile is quite possibly the most important component in their daily lives from taking the kids to school, doctor's appointments, soccer practice and then off to run the millions of errands on their "to-do" list. With all of these activities swirling around in their schedules, becoming a savvy automotive consumer may not be at the top of most moms' priority list. To help them be bet... Read More
Expert tips for throwing the best end-of-season football party (ARA) - When the best two professional football teams square off at Cowboys Stadium in Dallas on Feb. 6, party goers in parking lots and homes across the United States will expect their hosts to put on the ultimate football party. Last year's Saints vs. Colts game had a record breaking audience of more than 106 million viewers, and this year's big game is bound to have just as many people gathering... Read More
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