The Industrial Revolution ended long ago in the United States but remnants of its impact are still palpable. Once temples of commerce, many cities bustled with sprawling factories, grand theaters, turn of the century office towers, majestic hotels, and regal apartment buildings woven together by pedestrian friendly street grids. Today, much of this ornately designed architecture is demolished or condemned. Over the years, speculative … [Read more...]
4 Pros and Cons of TSA Precheck
No one likes stress while traveling, but that’s often a fact of life if you happen to spend any time traveling through an airport. Although the Transportation Security Administration is committed to keeping everyone as safe as possible, having to submit to all the rules and regulations can be a pain. For those who want to get things over and done with well in advance, 200 airports offer TSA Precheck — a service designed to help get through … [Read more...]
Math Origami Exhibit, New York
New York’s First-Ever Math Origami Exhibition “Math Unfolded: An Exhibit of Mathematical Origami Art” Open at the National Museum of Mathematics (MoMath) Origami artwork by Robert J. Lang, Erik Demaine, Marty Demaine, Charlene Morrow, Adrienne Sack, Matt Shlian, WinWin, Ben Fritzson, Ben Parker, Chris Palmer, Jeannine Mosely, Kate Lukesheva, Alessandra Lamio, Jason Ku, Duks Koschitz, Satoshi Kamiya, Beth Johnson, Tom Hull, David Huffman, Faye … [Read more...]
Wineries in Thailand? Yes! A Visit to Thailand’s Smallest Winery, Alcidini Winery
Compared to our time intensive work of visiting hundreds of wineries in the world famous Napa Valley, visiting wineries in Thailand is a fairly straight forward endeavor. We were told there are only 6 wineries in the entire country, 4 of which are in the vicinity of Khao Yai; without spending much time at all, we have already visited 50% of the countries wineries. Our latest winery visit was to Alcidini (the latin name for a local Kingfisher … [Read more...]
Which Is Better: A Photo Book Or A Traditional Photo Album?
If you’re a keen photographer you will undoubtedly have heaps of photographic images that capture life events, memorable and special occasions, holiday adventures and other things. You may have them stored in digital format, or stashed away in a pile of albums or a collection of storage boxes. Although you may have your favourite photos proudly on display, it’s easy to forget about the captured memories that are out of sight. Displaying the … [Read more...]
5 Magnificent Ways to Enjoy New York
New York City has become famous for several reasons. The Statue of Liberty, Madison Square Garden, and the famous New York pizza are just some of the attractions that come to mind. The truth is, the city known as “The Big Apple” has so much more to offer. If you’re planning a vacation or a quick weekend getaway, below are some of the activities you may consider adding to your itinerary. Enjoy a Boat Ride Around Manhattan There’s no … [Read more...]
How to Stay Safe When Online Gaming
Gaming can be a really fun past-time for those who enjoy spending their time in the world of virtual reality. However, if you notice that your family member is spending a great deal of time online, how can you be sure they’re safe as to the content they’re being exposed to and the external threats that may arise? For the most part, you can control their safety if you’re aware of what to do to protect them. Whether you’re a concerned parent or … [Read more...]
Aspen Meadows Resort a Dolce Resort: The World’s Best Biscotti Are In Aspen, Colorado
I’m lucky enough to have lived in Tuscany for several years. During my time in the Chianti region, I consumed hundreds of biscotti made by professional bakers and family members alike. If you’re not familiar with these baked goods, you’re missing a delectable treat. In Italian, biscotti means twice-baked and they literally are twice-baked cookies. This biscuit originated in the Tuscan city of Prato but they are now popular all over Italy and far … [Read more...]
How To Plan Your Winter Vacation With Kids
Taking a few days from work and school is healthy for the family during the long winter season. Not only do you get to unwind but also bond over some winter activities instead of sleeping. Ski vacations are trendy nowadays, especially among parents who want to introduce their kids to nature's best. Like everything in life, preparation is vital. Here are some great tips for planning a winter vacation with kids. 1. Book early Going for a trip … [Read more...]
Art, Beauty, History, and Cuisine on the English Riviera
Along with my partner, I recently took a short trip down to the English Riviera where I found beauty, history, and the most incredible food! We were lucky with the weather, the sun shone the whole time we were there and the air was warm and balmy, but I imagine this place is almost as scenic when the weather isn’t as accommodating. This part of Devon is best known for Torquay, home of Faulty Towers, but we wanted something a little more off the … [Read more...]
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