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AVI ROTHBARD TRIO/City Colors: Whether kicking it out on his own originals or adding his special sauce to some well chosen covers, this guitar ace finds the sweet spot that any jazz guitar fan will gravitate to. A tasty set throughout, he's got the knack for making it look and sound too easy. A solid listening date that's sure to command your attention, it's on the money throughout and good bet to spend some quality time with...
Chris Spector
"Rothbard has a patient way with a phrase, a confident time feel and solid, tasteful chops."
David Adler, Jazz Time
Twin Song on Midlantic records from guitarist Avi Rothbard presents solid hard-bop/soul-jazz in standard organ-trio configuration. With updated harmonies this still echoes back to a time the country was dotted with clubs that had Hammond organs (when guitarists like George Benson, Kenny Burrell and Grant Green toured with Jimmy Smith, Jack McDuff and Dr. Lonnie Smith). Rothbard's Twin Song swings with 9 mostly upbeat, original compositions. Twin Song features the musicianship of Avi Rothbard on guitar, Jared Gold on Hammond B3 Organ, and Joe Strasser on drums Wayne Escoffery makes a guest appearance on Tenor Sax.
Rothbard, a '98 Berklee graduate, asserts his bona fide credentials with this recording, which works within the classic guitar/organ/drums genre, but also goes beyond.
OWEN MCNALLY Hartford Courant
Guitarist Avi Rothbard takes a refreshing and earthy approach on this trio and quartet recording. The leader, who was born on the Israeli kibbutz Gan Shmuel and trained at Boston's Berklee College of Music, is deep into updating a chitlin-circuit sound here.
Philadelphia Inquirer
Nice to see a Joe Pass homage movement underway. The second set in recent days that reminds us of Pass, here we find Rothbard delivering his fourth self released date showing himself in top form. With a lounge set card in tow, he shines throughout letting the music speak for itself but adding some flourishes and variety that gives it a flow and spark that demands your attention as it delivers something new to say and adds a new viewpoint to some well worn grooves. Solo guitar fans will recognize this as the real deal. Hot, in a low key way.
Israeli guitarist Avi Rothbard has caught on to American idioms quite successfully. His sound has the clarity and "ping" of most bop-influenced jazz guitarists, with a liquid, bluesy overlay that makes him an effective leader of what's usually called the organ trio (guitar-organ-drums).
Avi Rothbard, originally from Israel, has been making his way through the New York jazz scene for the past few years and this is his second release with Midlantic Records. His compositions are both stylistically and technically superb and his guitar playing is equally brilliant. Building from, but not limiting himself to, classic style and form, he is able to take his music in many new directions. This collection showcases the multi-dimensionality of Rothbard's acumen as a composer and jazz musician. The arrangements are tight and precise, but overflowing in exuberance and creative exploration.
Veronica Timpanelli ( JazzReview.com®)
"Of the many organ trio releases that have popped out over the past few years, Twin Song deserves a place in the front rank it's that good".
Larry Nai (cadence)
All About Jazz New York
- "Twin Song is A very solid effort by Israeli born musician, guitarist Avi Rothbard. his organ trio is rooted in mainstream playing, but with modern awarenes.
Neil Tesser("Listen Here!" Jazz review)
- "Going Somewhere-"A forward looking guitarist with hip
Zan Stewart(Jazziz magazine)
Twin Song features Rothbard, organist Jared Gold, drummer Joe Strasser and the great young saxophonist Wayne Escoffery, in a series of original compositions which deftly unite soulful grooves with a progressive musical approach."
All About Jazz
Guitarist Avi Rothbard, born in Israel and, since 1999, a mover and shaker in New York City, enjoys a distinguished career as a jazz performer and clinician. Sadly, his time in the studio has been intermittent at best. City Colors, his fifth leader date in 15 years, is his fullest résumé on record. Rothbard is a multifaceted player who is comfortable across a spectrum of genres, handling each with equal respect.
Gerry Rafferty's "Baker Street" begins the proceedings with a lushness that is remarkable for a guitar trio. Bassist Vicente Archer and drummer Darrell Green swing organically throughout, unafraid to shift things obliquely whenever the mood so requires. Rothbard tells a story in the first few strums, and from those unravels a convincing plot. His soloing, too, has a narrative quality to it that shows a musician who approaches his out-loud thinking with care. He also excels at the understated swing with which he pulls off Tony Williams's "Lawra." This tune's negative spaces and occasional leaps make it an instructive example of keeping your ego in check—something not so easy to do when caught in the groove. But Rothbard plants his feet firmly in the theme and opts for branches over wings. Jerry Lordan's popular "Apache," more than ever, feels like something out of a Quentin Tarantino love story. Rothbard handles its harmonies with surety, sidewinding his way across barren lands where no boots have tread except for those of the lone cowboy who knows he is outnumbered. It is a tumbleweed untangled and laid end to end toward a blazing horizon.
Another of Rothbard's talents is arranging popular songs, and in this case "Bennie and the Jets" fits the bill and then some. The guitarist cites Elton John as his first true musical idol, and it shows in the present rendition, which sands the rougher edges of the original in ways that make the familiar new again.
Yet the album's heart lies in Rothbard's originals, all of which are three-dimensional and well-dressed. While "Smoke Screen" also draws on the popular canon (in this case Deep Purple's "Smoke on the Water"), his writing stands out for its structural integrity. Between the funkier propulsions of "Before Noon Comes" and the soulful affection of "Maya's Waltz" (dedicated to his daughter), melodies and modes reveal the true breadth of his playing. "See Walk" is the album's kingly highlight for showing a bandleader who isn't afraid to unleash his creativity in poetry rather than prose. Rothbard owns this one from beginning to end, but always with a sensitivity that commands even as it soothes.
Track Listing: Baker Street; Before Noon Comes; Lawra; Maya's Waltz; Apache; Bennie and the Jets; See Walk; Smoke Screen.
Personnel: Avi Rothbard: guitar; Vicente Archer: bass; Darrell Green: drums.
You rarely get the treat of a solo guitar record with such a pristine focus on fresh melodic statements and searching but logical harmonic underpinning as this one. But that's what Avi Rothbard offers in "Standard Solo Guitar Sketch."
There is one original among the 11 tunes, an acceptably personalized blues. Otherwise, there are such extended joys as "The Way You Look Tonight" and a more compact, but still exploratory version of "Too Close for Comfort."
The guitar sound has a clean-scrubbed but sensuous feeling and despite the understated nature of a disc of standards like this, there's no doubt that Rothbard knows how to swing and can bring his own kind of intensity to every piece he puts his mind to."
Jay Harvey(Indiana Star)
"Nice to see a Joe Pass homage movement underway. The second set in recent days that reminds us of Pass, here we find Rothbard delivering his fourth self released date showing himself in top form. With a lounge set card in tow, he shines throughout letting the music speak for itself but adding some flourishes and variety that gives it a flow and spark that demands your attention as it delivers something new to say and adds a new viewpoint to some well worn grooves. Solo guitar fans will recognize this as the real deal. Hot, in a low key way."
Chris Spector(MIDWEST RECORD)
"The title pretty much describes the contents. This is a set of solo guitar pieces played in a springy, forceful style by Avi Rothbard equally split between pop and Jazz standards with one of his original compositions thrown in.
The Jazz pieces catch your ear first mainly because they haven't been done to death in this format. Rothbard slows down the normally fast "Giant Steps" and "500 Miles High," really dissecting and improvising on the melodies. He does mellow bluesy riffing on "Pannonica" and his own "Storage Blue" is an insinuating boppish line worked out on acoustic guitar. As for the standards you'd need to listen several times to differentiate him from someone like Joe Pass, but "Too Close For Comfort" has a nice twirling swing to it and works up steam in the soloing sections."
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Yesterday was a very important day for the Thai people. It was the birthday of their beloved King, His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej. At the not incosiderable age of 80 it was an important year for both King and country.
In respect for his majesty the Thai nation sported yellow shirts, flags and other apparel and took to the streets in their hundreds of thousands. For many months now the nation has been practising a song composed especially for his majesty. At an appointed time last night (I believe it was 8pm) the entire nation stopped to sing the King's song and to hold a yellow candle aloft in respect to all he has done for the nation.
Bizarely I was dining in a French restaurant called Le Bouchon which is off the beaten track so to speak, at the end of Surawongse Soi 2. For those who know, that Soi is part of Pat-pong and is one of the less salubrious soi's in Silom. During dinner the street, which is bordered by many rather unpleasant bars (topless pool was one that caught my eye ...,) became full of the staff (and clientele) from these bars. By 8pm the street was full. Awash with yellow and high on anticipation. Every radio and TV in the vicinity was placed in the street and turned up as loud as it would go. The dignitaries speeches and celebrations were literally reverberating through the windowpane.
Everyone wore their yellow shirts and carried their yellow candles in a very proud and passionate display of their unwavering love for Thailand's monarch.
What an extraordinary sight it was. What a wonderfully rich and poignant clash of faith and the faithful.
The congregation paid their deserved respects, they sang together as a nation and then as quickly as they had congregated they dispersed, back to work in Bangkok's Pat-Pong.
Those that worked in a topless bar I assume would have had to take their shirts off straight away, but it seemed that many were eager to keep their yellow shirt on as it is speaks for them and about them in a way that words do not.
I felt honoured to be a viewer of such an important event in the Thai calendar and hope that it was a very happy birthday for all concerned.
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To the left: I was on my way to the airport thinking, "what am I going to have for breakfast?"
You lead a busy life, among many I might add. There are a lot of people out there who travel constantly. Whether it's via air, car, or train, they're always going somewhere. One might think, how and when does this person have time to do anything, let alone eat and take care of themselves. There's a way, I promise.
It's a matter of making a simple decision. Are you trying to go with convenience? Most people on-the-go don't have to think twice about stopping at the closet Dunkin Donuts, McDonalds, Starbucks, Wendy's, Burger King, In and Out, Sonic, etc. They do it because it's quick, it's simple, and now they're full. The other option is to step a little bit out of your comfort zone and prep some of your food and get one of these bad boys.
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This is one hell of a lunch box. It's affordable and it's a simple way of snacking or eating on the go. You can easily fit some meals in here along with a drink and some snacks. This way, if you're in the car, on the train, or even on a plane, you can easily grab something quick, keep your hunger at bay, and keep yourself feeling like a million bucks.
I know some people can certainly relate to me and personally, I really wish there were more people who can, but I'm the type of person who wants to be as efficient as I can be. I'd like to utilize my time to the best of my ability and this is one way to do so.
The other thing you can do is make sure you have certain gadgets with you. Again, being on the go can be nerve racking at times. Making sure you always have everything can be quite frustrating and even time consuming. Let's talk about a phone charger. Not your ordinary, wired phone charger, but something a little bit better than that. You should definitely always have a wired one packed away somewhere. I won't ever deny that, but you could definitely have another type with you as well. Link below:
PowerBear Samsung Galaxy S7 Battery Case [4,500 mAh] High Capacity External Battery Charger for the Galaxy S7 (Up to 1.5X Extra Battery) – BLACK [24 Month Warranty and Screen Protector Included]
Any one of these provided by the above link is a game changer. You need to go to the gym, but your phone doesn't have enough battery. Instead of having to wait around for it to charge, stick one of these on your phone and you're good to go. When I purchased one of these, it made my life speed up. I don't have to wait around as much anymore, especially since I do so much on my phone. Most people are always draining their batteries in some way. This can help that.
These are just some of the small things you can do to better yourself and make yourself more efficient. They're certainly products that cost something, but they're an investment. An investment to living a more efficient and effective life.
As always, enjoy your day and leave a comment, share, or follow. Thanks for stopping by.


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AUGUSTA, GA.—The question seemed remotely dangerous, because with some other past champions, an honest answer might start with a cocktail waitress and the seven dwarfs.
Bubba Watson gave it to us straight, though, when asked about the most interesting thing he had done either with or in his green jacket. Puddling up almost immediately, because Bubba wears his emotions on the outside at all times, the Masters defending champion wiped his tears and summoned his voice back and confessed that he had wrapped his newly adopted infant son Caleb in the winner's jacket.
"Out of respect. Out of honour . . . ," he stalled again in tears. When the moderator went searching for another question, Watson held firm. "I'll finish this one, or try to."
Gathered again, he spilled the words: "Out of respect and honour for Augusta National, one of the greatest clubs we have. . . . I didn't do any of my funny antics that I normally would do. Only thing I did was wrap Caleb up in it."
As he sopped up more tears, he cracked, "That ends our press conference."
There's no act here, obviously. Watson's a very emotional guy who has had issues his entire career with concentration and attention span. Fans love him, surely for his everyman quality, his lack of pretense and his golf game, by turns spectacular and outrageous, but always entertaining.
He has never taken a golf lesson in his life and surely doesn't speak the same technical lingo many of the players and teachers use these days. He swings hard at everything, hits big looping draws and fades — with gusts to hooks and slices — and has an imaginative short game that seems an extension of his personality. He's the centre of attention in a rock band, The Golf Boys, assembled with three other PGA Tour players, and directs plenty of time and money to charity. One regret: he's been so busy being Masters champion and new father that he hasn't had time to return to Bushwood Golf Club in Markham, Ont., a track he played while visiting his wife's parents in Pickering. He says he'll get back there at some point.
He won last year's Masters with four solid rounds of golf, but will be remembered forever around these parts for that one-of-a-kind right-hand-turn of a wedge he hit to the 10th green out of the trees in his playoff against Louie Oosthuizen, turning trouble into Caleb's blanket. It's already one of golf's most storied shots and has caused thousands of visitors to make pilgrimages to the spot in the pine needles from which it was launched.
Two of those recent visitors were Watson and his wife, the former Angie Ball of Scarborough, a Canadian Olympic and WNBA basketball star. They went out to play Sunday, with the course mostly deserted and, well, let Bubba tell the story.
"My wife and I were playing and were coming down off the 18th tee and there were three guys over there. I couldn't see who it was and I yelled at them, 'No, that's not the spot. It's a little over.' I'm just joking and I come to find out it's (past champion) Billy Casper and his son. Kind of funny."
It's not, really, because everyone seems to be heading there this year, swinging air clubs and snapping pictures. Watson, though, figures once was enough.
"I would never hit it again. Well, unless Thursday through Sunday . . . I've been known to hit it in the trees," he said. "But not on purpose. I would never do that. I have to try to get my name to keep going throughout history, so I don't want to hit it again."
Can't blame him.
Once was enough.
MORE:The Star's golf page


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Reported by Julielynn Wong, MD
A single gene may shed light on why more than half of transplanted kidneys fail in 10 years, a new study found.
The study of nearly 4,500 European transplant recipients, some whom were followed for 20 years, found kidneys with one version of the gene were 69 percent more likely to fail, sending patients back to dialysis and a transplant waiting list.
But with a wait list 74,000 names long and only 17,500 kidneys donated annually, doctors won't be excluding any organs based on the gene variant just yet.
"We just don't have enough donor kidneys to go around now," said Dr. Michael E. Shapiro, associate professor of surgery at New Jersey Medical School/University of Medicine and Dentistry New Jersey, who was not involved in the study. "So we couldn't exclude such kidneys based solely on genetic variation."
The study authors are unsure why the gene variant is linked to a higher risk of kidney failure after a transplant, but they suspect it might have to do with the anti-rejection drugs needed to prevent the immune system from attacking the new organ. Those drugs can cause kidney failure if they accumulate in high levels, they said.
But because kidneys are such a rare and valuable resource, even those more likely to fail in the long run will continue to be transplanted. The alternative is dialysis, a process that artificially filters blood, according to Dr. Stanley Jordan, medical director of the Kidney Transplant Program at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, who was not involved with the study.
And dialysis has its drawbacks.
"We know that remaining on dialysis has a very high mortality rate, as high as 20 percent per year for some patients," said Jordan.
Dialysis costs roughly $85,000 per year, compared with $19,000 per year for a working transplanted kidney, Jordan said, citing a 2011 report on the United States Renal Data System website. But the cost of treating a failed kidney transplant can be as high as $230,000 in the first year, with Medicare usually bearing the brunt of these costs, he added.
In the future, a screening test to identify a number of genes could help doctors find the best approach to dealing with patients who receive kidneys that are at higher risk for failure, according to the study authors.
"Studies such as this give cause for optimism that, in due course, an understanding of the genetics of kidney transplantation can lead to better risk prediction and to the development of therapeutics," he said.
In the meantime, kidney transplant patients will continue to soldier on.
"It may not be in all patients' best interests — or even possible — to wait for the 'perfect' kidney, as this might not come up in a reasonable time frame if the patient needs transplantation urgently," said study senior author Dr. Richard Borrows, nephrologist consultant at the department of nephrology and kidney transplantation at the University Hospital Birmingham, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, in the U.K. "Under these circumstances it is appropriate to offer transplantation, even if the kidney may not be perfect, as it will still improve the quality of life, and hopefully life span."
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the middle of now...
This is what I'm in the middle of. Felt. Paint. Thread. I love it. Three projects for the Valentine's Day Make. Do. Create. workshop in a PDF are finished and photographed, and two are left to be completed. Almost there.
It's a different thought process to create instructions and take pictures for each step of a project. I feel as though I'm stopping in the middle of things quite a lot, whereas, normally I would just plow on through. Is that good? Not good?
This morning, when my 6-year-old brother was told that it was time to leave, he replied, "Right in the middle of now?"
I am holding onto that phrase. Instead of plowing through the things I do, and life in general, I want to enjoy being right in the middle of now.
Now it's your turn to share: what are you doing right in the middle of now? Are you enjoying it? (I hope so!)
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I've been in ministry now full time for several years, and have been leading for about 4 years. I'm shocked at how much I'm still learning about it, but how much I also think all of the main ideas can be boiled down to just a few a things. So without further ado...
Things I've learned and would say I believe about leadership at a relatively young age:
1) Numbers are only useful tools for evaluation and should never be the end in themselves. Frequently, even when used for evaluation, the heart of the issue is missed completely in favor of pleasing others above you with numbers. That is to say, having respectable numbers are easier to report your bosses, even if being completely faithful to what the Lord would have you be doing doesn't produce hardly anything for numbers.
2) My level of satisfaction with what I and my team are doing is barely related to what they are actually doing and directly related to my walk with the Lord. When I'm satisfied in the Lord I'm satisfied in my team and their ministry. I believe this is at least partially related to the fact that when I'm tuned in to the Lord I'm (a) setting a good example to them for dependance on the Lord (our number 1 priority as ministers) and (b) better able to love them out of the overflow I'm experiencing with the Lord.
3) My primary role as a leader in ministry is to love the people the Lord has entrusted me with. This starts with my team, and is secondarily followed by locals involved in the ministry.
4) Calling people to better chase passionately after the Lord is one of the most rewarding, effective, and awesome ministries which can be done just about anywhere with anyone.
5) My foolish pride (not that there are other kinds... but still) is often my biggest obstacle to leading well.


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In particular, registered users will be able to browse the repertoire of registered musical, dramatic works, radio/TV and opera works, which also includes distribution fees for each work, access to the details each use of their musical repertoire and view diagrams concerning the proceeds trends, as well as to access the guided procedure to fill in the registration form for musical works and, in the case of sub-publishers, the online registration form for foreign musical and opera works. They will also be able to submit data concerning future performances of works included in their opera repertoire (including the remuneration to be collected), to access the list of exploitations of non-identifiable musical works in phonograms and videograms, with an option to report any matches with titles included in their repertoire. As regards the Music Division, any irregularities in the registration and the measures to rectify such irregularities are specified.
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Tucker Carlson: 'People despise you when you wear a bow tie'
Conservative Daily Caller founder Tucker Carlson on Sunday suggested that the reason he had been unpopular with liberals for years was because "people despise you when you wear a bow tie."
"How boring is it to wear a hoodie to work?" Carlson asked during a Fox News segment about how Americans were revolting against the tradition of dressing casually on Fridays. "If you are truly cutting edge you will wear gloves. White gloves."
One viewer in London noted that "bow tie Thursdays" were becoming popular at his workplace.
Carlson, who wore a bow tie for years while working as a host of CNN's Crossfire, noted that he could have been "pummeled" for wearing the formal necktie if he had not believed in self defense.
"People despise you when you wear a bow tie," he explained. "Not in Charleston, not in Newport, Rhode Island. There little strongholds of bow tie-philia. But the rest on the country — especially the Big Apple — not for the bow ties."
"I mean, if you're a Nation of Islam guy — in fact, they would come up to me often. They were so nice to me, it was unbelievable. The Nation of the [Louis] Farrakhan guys, they loved the bow tie."
"Was your behavior better when you were wearing a bow tie?" Fox News co-host Alisyn Camerota wondered.
"Oh, no," Carlson admitted. "It was much filthier because, look, you're wearing a bow tie so nobody suspects it."
Watch this video from the Fox News' Fox & Friends, broadcast Jan. 6, 2013.


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I am at a stage in life where a month without a major event is not the norm. December was no exception. My son chose that month to be married. Both he and his fiance were working and going to school so it was a crazy time. We decided to switch responsibilities for a variety of reasons and I was in charge of the reception. With the wedding a week before, I figured I had time to pull it together at the last minute.
After a beautiful ceremony and as soon as they left for their honeymoon, I was scrambling to get ready. One morning I woke up at 4 am to start making 600 cookies and by evening that was checked off my list. When the ingredients for our hot chocolate bar were not available, I was saved by the in-laws who had the foresight to purchase the needed supplies before the holidays. All my time, between work and doing things with the family, was taken up with getting through the list.
What really made it possible was the people around me who pitched in and helped. My sister came to the rescue as usual. On the day of the reception she showed up early and we started hauling stuff to the cultural hall to pull it all together. Not long afterwards my friend and her husband came and started decorating the ceiling. Another friend provided trees and lights. My husband was in charge of the sound system and a variety of other duties. My daughter put together an amazing video and she and her husband did the centerpieces. My sons moved tables and chairs and helped where needed. At the start of this process my friend (who once had a wedding business) asked me what my vision was and since I didn't have a clue, she directed the transformation. The result was magical.
As we waited for people to arrive I had a feeling of anticipation, wondering if anyone would show up during the busy holiday season. Would all our work be rewarded with others to share it with? That answer turned out to be YES--the evening was full of many joyful moments with family and friends. As we took down everything, that just hours before we had put up, I was grateful for the memories of that day.
It is now another month with another major event. Valerie Harmon and I have just published our sixth Kindle book, The T-Rex Who Wanted to Be a Long Neck. And as with other milestones, we couldn't have done it without the help of others. I am once again in that moment of anticipation--hopeful that our work will be shared with many. It is about a T-Rex with a terrible temper who realizes that he needs to change. We have a free promotion on Amazon this Saturday, so take the opportunity to get the book and share it with your child. As always, we love to get reviews!


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I was way past due getting my swap blocks finished and in the mail this month. (BAD GIRL!!) I didn't even have a good excuse, like- "I broke my arm" or "I was out of town". Nope, I just didn't get them done. I had them cut out weeks ahead of time....but life happens and I don't always get to my quilt room to sew as often as I would like.
Anyway....they are done and everyone should have gotten them in their mailbox by now. Everyone's blocks were beautiful again this month.
These are mine. I went with a two color theme to each of them this month. I didn't mix it up much. I have decided to use lighter lights for the next few months. I think my blocks are a little too "muddy".
Here are Anne's, Karen's and Pam's blocks. Karen made five this month. We each need to make two extra blocks for our swap, in addition to the four we are making each month, so she decided that this was the month she was going to make an extra block with a dark center. Karen is always ahead of the game. Way to go, Karen!!
We now have 33 blocks for our quilts. We're getting there!! This is another fun swap.
Happy quilting!


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Hillview Postal Codes
Hillview city is located in Nova Scotia, Canada
You can search for the Hillview NS postal codes by its streets and block numbers
Hillview Area Code is 902 and Time Zone is Atlantic (GMT -04:00).
Hillview Postal Code - Nova Scotia
Hillview Postal Code is a six-character string that forms part of a postal address in Canada. Like British and Dutch postcodes, Hillview - NS postal codes are alphanumeric.
The first three characters (alpha-numeric-alpha) of the postal code which represent a geographic area in Hillview.
The last three characters denote a Hillview local delivery unit (LDU). An LDU denotes a specific single Hillview address or range of addresses, which can correspond to an entire small town, a significant part of a medium-sized town, a single side of a city block in larger cities, a single large building or a portion of a very large one, a single (large) institution in Hillview, Nova Scotia, such as a university or a hospital, or a business that receives large volumes of mail on a regular basis
If you want to send a mail to Hillview City, you should use the corresponding Postal Code.


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Benefits & Rewards
Supporting Your
Health & Well-Being
Mission Critical Partners (MCP) offers a generous benefit rewards program that reflects our commitment to health and well-being. Our staff is our most valuable asset— that's why we strive to make MCP a dynamic and rewarding place to work.
Give us your best and we'll reward you well.
At MCP, we provide competitive pay and benefits. Work that challenges and inspires you. Opportunities to grow.
Medical, RX, Dental and Vision
Benefits include
- Options so that staff members can chose the most appropriate and cost-effective plan for their needs
- 100 percent employer-paid premiums for staff member base coverage
- Subsidized spouse-dependent-family coverage and life partner coverage
- An opt-out incentive for those who decline medical coverage
MCP also offers a staff member paid dental and vision benefit.
HSAs and FSAs
Healthcare spending account (HSA) or a flexible spending account (FSA) are offered with the following plan benefits:
- The ability to set aside pre-tax dollars for qualified medical expenses
- Annual MCP contribution to staff members' accounts
Life and Disability Insurance
MCP offers several options for insurance and disability coverage to help offset the financial impact of an unplanned event.
- MCP provides employer-paid short-term disability and life/AD&D insurance
- Optional life insurance can be purchased
401K and Profit Sharing Opportunities
MCP offers a 401(k) savings and investment plan designed to help participants grow their wealth. Highlights include:
- Employer match of 50 percent of the first four percent of the staff member's contribution
- Fully-vested after five years of employment
- The possibility of discretionary profit sharing
Other Benefits
MCP also offers additional benefits that supports our staff members well-being.
- Paid time-off and holidays
- 50 percent tuition reimbursement for accredited college courses relevant to their position
- The opportunity for certification, credentials and renewals reimbursement
- Generous training and development programs
- Modern, state-of-the art offices with complimentary beverages and snacks for staff members
- Discounts for products and services that support healthy living
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The photographic work of Francesco Serafini has for many years been focused on Japan and especially on its capital Tokyo. A
metropolis of 13 million inhabitants that Francesco knew almost by accident. Numerous discovery trips followed, which gradually
made it possible for him to discover his many facets. A city in perpetual evolution lends itself only with difficulty to be fixed on
glossy paper. Faced with this challenge, F.S. continues to return to Tokyo to photograph this city which he considers his 'muse'.
His training as a reporter led him to move naturally towards a snapshot concept, with the desire to pick up the fleeting moment and
transcribe that legend that defined photographers as soul thieves. So accustomed to seeing the clichés of the land of the rising sun
under dominant tones, one often forgets the person who, by his presence, makes the landscape real. This is why Francesco wanted
to remove all color from his photos, a way for him to strip them of all artifice. The choice of black and white was therefore an imposed
choice, but a very contrasting black and white which gives an impression of relief, as if the characters came to life before your eyes.
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On Oct 22, 2007, at 11:48 PM, firstname.lastname@example.com wrote: > Jeremy described some options for a publication schedule > for first Working Drafts. Here are my thoughts: > >> Option 1: >> (from telecon - with clear support) >> Publish member submission documents, with disclaimer indicating that >> while this are the focus of our discussion they are not yet >> 'consensus' >> documents - >> amendment from HP: perhaps not RDF Mapping > > I was originally lukewarm to this option, now I object to it. What > value > is there in re-publishing these documents? [snip] Please look at my original post making the proposal: <http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-owl-wg/2007Oct/0079.html> It lays out some reasons. I have thought of others (e.g., gets us through the publishing process). See this post from an experienced W3Cer for a similar view: <http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-html/2007Oct/0248.html> It does no harm, I believe, to have a clear starting point and has the potential to do some good that is relatively difficult to get any other way (i.e., wide early review). I believe our schedule indicates a need for some high level of efficiency, so this is a low cost way to get the wider public's input which, I believe, will overall make our job easier. Of course, there are a number of ways it might go wrong, but I think it's pretty clear that these are unlikely and easily repaired. Lost time is less easy to repair. Bye the bye, most working drafts are *not* consensus documents, if by this one means, as it seems to be suggested, that the design is endorsed by all, or, indeed, any, of the working group. Furthermore, most WGs I've been involved with continue work on the documents right after publishing them, since they are *working* drafts, not any sort of final draft or commitment. If people disagree with the goals or think they are unlikely or have some cost, that's fine. I'm interested to hear such. But please, let's discuss what I proposed and the reasons I gave. Cheers, Bijan.Received on Tuesday, 23 October 2007 00:38:52 UTC
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Meet the Doctors
Pablo M. Arregui, MD
Dr. Arregui was born in Santa Monica, California, but moved to Ecuador at the age of eight and lived there for nearly seven years before returning to the United States. As a result, he is fluent in Spanish. Dr. Arregui has been recognized for his expertise and innovation in ophthalmology and cataract surgery for many years.
Benjamin N. Gilbert, MD
After graduating from the United States Military Academy at West Point, Dr. Gilbert served as an Engineer Officer in the United States Army. Subsequent to medical school and internship, he served as a Brigade Medical Officer and Flight Surgeon in Germany, Iraq and Turkey in the Northern Iraq International Coalition Force.
Heidi E. Houlihan, MD
Dr. Houlihan decided to pursue a career in ophthalmology because she enjoys both the precise surgical techniques required and the analytical decision-making of clinical medicine. As a medical student at Temple University, she was elected to the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society. She also received a merit based scholarship, an achievement citation from the American Medical Women's Association, and awards in Neuroanatomy and Internal Medicine.
Sean M. Liston, MD
Dr. Liston graduated with honors from the University of Arizona with a B.S. in Electrical/Optical Engineering. He attended the University of Arizona, College of Medicine as a Dean's Scholar and was selected for an additional year as a Pathology Fellow. Dr. Liston completed a transitional internship at the Tucson Hospitals Medical Education Program and was elected Intern of the Year.
Marina Rocchi, OD
Dr. Rocchi combines an easygoing attitude with a strong, independent spirit. She is a life-long resident of Butte County, having been born and raised in Oroville, California. She attended the University of California at Davis as a Regents Scholar and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Genetics. While attending the University of California at Berkeley School of Optometry she was a member of Beta Sigma Kappa Optometric Honors Society.
Steven J. Warne, OD
Dr. Warne graduated from Brigham Young University with a B.S. degree in Biology where he was active in wildlife and evolutionary research. He received a Doctorate in Optometry from Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. During his time there, he completed a contact lens internship with the vision providers for the Miami Dolphins.


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Hi! My name is Mrs. Sarah Mendoza and I am LCA's school nurse! I will be reviewing all of our students' immunization records, and contacting parents about any shots their children might be missing or any other question! I will be adding links onto this page as health issues arise, but you can always check Utah State Immunizations requirements for each grade level here. Be aware that the state guidelines tend to change so your younger children may required different vaccinations that your older children, etc, Feel free to contact me if you have any health-related questions, at 801-771-7141 ext. 540.
Here is a little bit about me: I have lived in Utah since 5th grade, and attended Christian Heritage School where I participated in cheerleading, volleyball and student government. After high school, I earned my Bachelor's of Science in Nursing at Weber State University. I have been an R.N. since 2005 and worked in a variety of settings, but since my boys were born, I have been a stay-at-home-mom. I am married to Arturo Mendoza and we live with our preschool twin boys and infant son in Ogden.


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Normann Copenhagen
Challenging conventional design rules, Danish brand Normann Copenhagen subverts traditional materials' functions and uses them to create untraditional objects. With vases made out of silicon and a dog made of plastic, Normann Copenhagen is certainly synonymous with innovation and original design.
With soft minimalism as the philosophy behind the international design company, we are happy to take stock of their beautifully finished products.
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GoVenture Lemonade Stand is a program that introduces you to the experience of running your own lemonade stand business. It's a first step for children or even adults who need to start with the basics of running a business. It also offers the opportunity to apply concepts in other subjects such as math, finance, career, or general life skills in a fun business setting. Like a flight simulator for business, GoVenture Lemonade Stand puts you in the role of budding entrepreneur selling lemonade. You must decide the price of your lemonade, the recipe (sweet and lemony is the best seller), and manage your inventory (lemons, sugar, and cups) in order to maximize profits. And, don't forget to keep an eye on the weather. Fun and education. GoVenture Lemonade Stand is the mobile version of GoVenture Lemonade Stand for the PC. Mobile version will play on any Adobe/Macromedia Flash 7 (or higher) enabled device. Download the CAB file installer and run it from your mobile device.
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Experiencer Research Team
MUFON's exclusive team dedicated to the investigation of EXPERIENCERS OF alien CONTACT
Fill out the following questionnaire if you'd like to speak with a specialist on MUFON's Experiencer Research Team.
Kathleen Marden
Dr. George Medich
Kathleen Marden, BA, CHt. is MUFON's Director of Experiencer Research. She is recognized as one of the world's leading researchers on the ET contact phenomenon. Her interest in UFOs dates back to the abduction of her aunt and uncle, Betty and Barney Hill, in 1961. Her educational background in the social sciences has shaped her interest in scientific ufology. Extensive research into the ET contact phenomenon, scholarly investigation, and her personal experiences has convinced her that Earth is being visited by technologically advanced non-human races.
Kathy has coauthored four books, "Captured! The Betty and Barney Hill UFO Experience", "Science was Wrong" and "Fact, Fiction, and Flying Saucers", with nuclear physicist/scientific ufologist Stanton T. Friedman, and "The Alien Abduction Files", with Denise Stoner. Her essays have been published in several additional books. In 2012, she spearheaded an extensive research project, with ERT member Denise Stoner, to identify little known commonalities among experiencers. Her articles and papers have been published in the "MUFON UFO Journal", "MUFON's International UFO Symposium Proceedings", "Open Minds", "Alternate Perceptions", and "FATE" magazines and in several books and web sites.
She has appeared on the Discovery, History, H2, National Geographic, and Destination America channels and on several documentaries. Kathleen has lectured at conferences and colleges across the United States and internationally. Kathy is associated with the Foundation for Research into Extraterrestrial Encounters as an Advisory Board member and research consultant.
You can purchase her books or read her articles at www.kathleen-marden.com.
Dr. Don C. Donderi
George is a former professional athlete who spent 10 years in the Major Leagues as a pitcher for the New York Yankees, Pittsburgh Pirates, Texas Rangers, and Milwaukee Brewers. During the off season, while playing professional baseball he attended the University Of Pittsburgh School Of Medicine. After completing his baseball career in 1982, he did an orthopedic residency at the University of Pittsburgh followed by a Sports Medicine Fellowship with Dr. James Andrews in Birmingham, Alabama.
After retirement from clinical practice, he pursued his love of astronomy becoming an amateur astronomer supplemented by university courses in Astrophysics. His curiosity about the UFO phenomenon led to his Field Investigator training with MUFON and an appointment as a Section State Director for Pennsylvania and ERT member. He also participated on MUFON's Anomalous Foreign Body Removal Protocol Team.
His interest in alien abduction was fostered by years of medical practice, a strong background in physics and astronomy and an interest in UFO phenomena.
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Catwoman brings the amazing story of betrayal and revenge to your PC! Someone tried to kill Patience Philips -- but through strange luck and ancient magic, she survived and developed amazing powers. Now she is the Catwoman, and she's after the men who tried to end her life. Help her toy with her enemies, trap them, and beat them -- and solve the mystery of who wanted her dead, and why.
Play The Film
Featuring Halle Berry, Control Catwoman and follow the movie storyline throughout the game.
Toy With The Enemies
Catwoman toys with her enemies, making them run scared, and trapping them by using her tools and the environment around her before defeating them with cat-like grace.
The Power Of The Whip
Catwoman can use her whip to throw or topple objects; smash breakable items; trigger interactive objects remotely; climb, descend and swing from structures; and even rescue herself from incredible 'death falls" in the rooftop levels.
Cat Like Movement
With incredible acrobatic skills, Catwoman will move and jump with feline prowess, leaping across roofs, running up walls, pouncing on prey, and avoiding enemy bullets.
Cat Senses
Players will view the world from a feline point of view and utilize unique cat attributes that allow Catwoman to change the odds to her advantage. These powers enable her to see in the dark (unlike her foes) and hunt her prey by seeing footprints and smelling trails that reveal where they have been and what they have done. Catwoman can also use her "Sixth Sense" to establish threats around her and even predict what her enemy may do next.
Become A Wild Cat
Unleash Catwoman's "feral" side -- move faster, hit harder, and completely dominate her prey.
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Safe Sleep FAQs
Q: What is a safe sleep environment?
Think about the ABCs.
- On her BACK
- In a CRIB with a firm crib mattress covered by a fitted sheet
- In SMOKE-FREE air
If you don't have a crib, your baby can sleep in a bassinet, if she is young and small enough. Your baby can also sleep safely in a portable crib or play yard that meets the safety requirements of the Consumer Product Safety Commission (www.cpsc.gov/cribs).
Don't put soft materials or things like pillows, blankets, quilts, comforters, sheepskins, or toys with your baby.
Don't put your baby to sleep in things for sitting, like car safety seats, strollers, swings, or infant carriers.
Your baby can sleep in your room, but give your baby her own sleeping place. Your baby can sleep in a bassinet, crib, or portable play yard. Don't let your baby sleep with you on a bed, a chair, a sofa, a recliner, a couch, the floor, a mattress on the floor, ANYWHERE!
Q: What is SIDS?
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) means the sudden death of a baby when no cause of death can be found after an autopsy and death investigation is complete. If you know the cause of death, it is not SIDS.
"Sudden Unexpected Infant Death" (SUID) is used for any sudden or unexpected death in infants. SUID includes infants who die from SIDS and infants who die from other causes.
Q: What causes SIDS?
The exact cause of SIDS is not known.
Some research suggests that there may be problems with the part of the brain that controls breathing. Some babies have a higher risk of dying of SIDS. These include:
- Premature babies
- Babies exposed to tobacco smoke
- Babies exposed to some drugs
SIDS is not caused by vaccinations or vomiting/choking.
Q: When does SIDS happen?
Babies can die of SIDS in the first year of life. It is most common in babies between 1 and 4 months old.
Q: What can I do before my baby is born to lower my baby's risk of SIDS?
Take care of yourself. See your health care provider regularly. Keep all prenatal appointments. Don't smoke or expose yourself to secondhand smoke. Avoid alcohol and other drugs.
Q: Did the recommendations for safe sleep change?
In 2011, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) expanded its recommendations to focus more on the sleep environment to reduce deaths related to sleep. This includes SIDS, but is not limited to SIDS.
Q: What can I do to prepare a safe sleep environment for my baby?
Decide where your baby will sleep.
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends that babies sleep in the same room as their moms for the first 4-6 months. If your baby sleeps in your room, it can make feeding much easier. There are some things you should consider. Your baby should have his own sleep space, separate from yours.
Q: What kind of crib should I get?
Use a crib that meets current safety standards. The Consumer Product Safety Commission Web site (www.cpsc.gov/cribs) has the latest information. Make sure the mattress fits snugly in the crib.
If you cannot afford a crib, you can contact your local resource phone number (211 in some areas) or Cribs for Kids (www.cribsforkids.org or 1-888-721-CRIB (2742)) for more information.
Q: Can my baby sleep in my bed with me?
No. Sleeping in a bed, on a couch, in a chair, or a recliner with a baby doubles the risk of sleep-related death.
Q: What can I have in my baby's crib or bassinet?
You can have a firm sleep surface covered by tight fitting crib sheet.
Do not use blankets, pillows, or bumper pads. Do not keep soft, loose, or fluffy objects or stuffed toys in your baby's bed. Do not use wedges or anything to help position your baby.
These items can cause babies to get caught or suffocate.
Q: Should I get a heart and breathing monitor for my baby?
There's no evidence that monitors decrease the risk of SIDS in healthy babies. Some babies may need monitoring for other reasons.
Q: What is the best sleep position for babies?
Babies should always be put on their backs to sleep. This even goes for naps.
Always put your baby to sleep on his back. If your baby is flat on his back without a wedge or a blanket or a pillow next to him, and he happens to turn over, you don't have to turn him back over.
Q: My baby spits up a lot. Can my baby sleep on her tummy?
Babies on their backs can protect themselves from choking. Babies can cough to keep their throats clear.
Q: Can babies ever be on their tummies?
Yes, tummy time is important for babies to develop normally. Babies should spend time daily on their tummies when they are awake. They should be watched while they are on their tummies. If your baby falls asleep on her tummy, turn her to her back.
Q: What can I do to keep my baby from getting a flat head?
Make sure your baby spends time on his tummy daily. When you put your baby to bed, try changing your baby's direction in the crib. Put your baby's head at the head of the bed one day and at the foot of the bed the next day.
Q: What else can I do to decrease my baby's risk of SIDS?
Breastfeed your baby. Consider giving your baby breast milk for at least the first six months of his life.
Give your baby a dry pacifier at night. Make sure the pacifier is not attached to a string or anything else that might get wrapped around his neck.
Do not let your baby get too hot during sleep. Make sure your baby is not overdressed or wrapped too snugly. Use a one-piece sleeper and do not use a blanket.
Talk about safe sleep with everyone who will take care of your baby.
Make sure your baby gets regular well-child visits.
Get your baby vaccinated. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has recommendations for vaccinations for infants and children.
Q: Should I use a pacifier?
Pacifier use may decrease a baby's risk for SIDS. You can wait until your baby breastfeeds well before trying a pacifier. If your baby's pacifier falls out while the baby is sleeping, that's okay.
Q: What if my baby rolls to her tummy?
If your baby rolls to her tummy, you can leave her in that position.
There's no evidence that wedges or other products to keep a baby from rolling over lower the risk of SIDS. These items may increase the baby's risk of suffocation.
Q: What can I do to help my baby fall asleep?
You can try these things:
- Sing, hum, or play soft music.
- Walk your baby in your arms until she is sleepy. Then, put her on her back in the crib.
- Put your baby's crib or bassinet near your bed.
- Talk to your baby's care provider about other suggestions.
Q: Is it safe to sleep in the car seat or swing at home?
No. Babies less than 4 months old may get caught in a position that makes it hard for them to breathe. If your baby falls asleep in a car seat or swing, move him to a crib or other safe place as soon as possible.
Q: What should I do if my baby has to sleep somewhere other than at home?
Talk to the baby's caregiver about safe sleep.
See if your baby can sleep in something similar to his crib. If that's not available, consider a portable play yard.
Make sure the caregivers put your baby to sleep on his back. Babies who usually sleep on their backs have a higher risk for SIDS if they are put to sleep on their tummies.


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Need help deciding which Tahoe ski resort to visit? Ever wonder how to cut through the hype of advertising and get a perspective on the resorts from a local skier? Read on.
There are many factors in planning your Tahoe Ski-and-Ride trip, but one of the biggest is which resort to visit. Of course, one of the great things about Tahoe is that you can visit many resorts in just one trip because we have so many resorts in a relatively small area. But many people still want to know which area to focus on in picking lodgings and planning restaurants, and there are many lodging packages that include lift tickets. Below is a list of considerations to help you choose where to have fun.
Note that this list concentrates on the major winter (downhill) resorts. We also have smaller areas like Boreal and Donner Ski Ranch (Both Already OPEN!) to ski and ride, and you don't want to forget Royal Gorge, our huge cross-country area that connects to Sugar Bowl. Many of the other areas also have cross-country trails.
Here are some of the questions people often ask about Tahoe resorts. While some of the answers are simple facts (like ski area elevation), others are my personal opinions. (Please register your additions and dissent as "comments" at the end of this post!)
What are the Biggest Resorts?
Heavenly, followed by Squaw Valley. Both Heavenly and Squaw are huge. Many people could ski/ride either area for a week without repeating any run or combinations of runs. (An interesting footnote: The owners of Squaw Valley recently bought Alpine Meadows. Because they back up against each other, the plan is to eventually connect them. When that happens, the combined area will reportedly be the biggest resort in North America.)
What are the Not-So-Big Areas?
Many people like an area that isn't so big – easier to keep track of the others in your party. Our smaller areas are Boreal, Donner Ski Ranch. Our smaller-to-midsize areas are Diamond Peak, Mt. Rose, Sugar Bowl, and Homewood.
Which Resorts get the Most Snow?
The eight areas aligned along the Sierra Crest (to the west of the lake) get the most snow. They are, from north to south, Sugar Bowl, Boreal, Donner SkiRanch, Squaw Valley, Alpine Meadows, Homewood, Sierra-at-Tahoe, and Kirkwood. Of all these, Kirkwood regularly gets the most of all.
It should be noted that while nearly all our resorts have decent snowmaking, some areas, especially Heavenly, have huge snowmaking systems. In those rare years when we don't get much natural snowfall early in the season (i.e., before January), the areas with snowmaking often have the best snow. Also remember that the most snow isn't always what everyone prefers. See the next list.
Which resorts have the Most Sun?
Sometimes, while the areas on the Sierra Crest are lost in the fog and white-out conditions of a slow-moving storm system, our other four areas are enjoying fantastic sun. These sunnier areas are Northstar, DiamondPeak, Mt. Rose, and Heavenly.
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Highest Elevation at the Summit
Heavenly at just over 10,000 feet is the highest, followed by Kirkwood, then Mt. Rose. This usually only matters in the spring when the sun is turning the snow to mush. When that happens, the higher you go, the better the snow.
Best Slope Grooming
Most Independent of Automobiles
Nearly all Tahoe skiers – even those that fly into Reno or Sacramento – drive to the mountain. Yet some of our visitors love to drop off their car and not get back into it for a week. While Tahoe resorts do not have a huge amount of ski-in/ski-out lodging, there is some at many areas. And several areas have lodging at the base where you can walk from your hotel to the lift. The most auto-independent resorts are Northstar followed by Squaw, both of which have substantial pedestrian-focused base villages. Heavenly has a smaller pedestrian village at the base of the gondola where it is enjoyable to stay without having to use your car. Several of the other areas have limited on-slope lodging where you can put on your skis at your door and ski to the lift. Check out ski-in/ski-out vacation rental homes especially at Northstar, Kirkwood, and Squaw.
Fewest Crowds
This one is easy. Homewood, Diamond Peak, Mt. Rose, Boreal and Donner Ski Ranch.
Best Value
Let's face it, skiing/riding at major North American resorts is expensive. The Tahoe areas doing the most to hold down costs are Boreal, Donner Ski Ranch, Homewood, Diamond Peak, and Mt. Rose.
Most Lodging Choices
Heavenly, because it is in Tahoe's largest community, the South Shore. Next would be Northstar and Squaw for lodging close to the slopes, then Diamond Peak for lodging in nearby Incline Village. Skiers at Northstar, Squaw, Alpine, Sugar Bowl, Boreal. and Donner often stay in Truckee, which has many lodging choices.
Most Nightlife
Heavenly because it is at the South Shore where there are the most entertainment options.
Best Views
This is easy. The resorts with the best views are those that are closest to the lake. Diamond Peak, Homewood, and Heavenly. (Northstar is somewhat close to the lake, but it faces north, away from the lake. Both Alpine and Squaw have views of the lake, but they are not as grand as those areas on the lake.)
|View from Heavenly
Most Family Friendly
What do families want for their winter playland? One of the main things is a place where they don't have to worry about their kids getting lost or otherwise getting into trouble. The resorts that most answer this need are all the areas other than the biggest two, Heavenly and Squaw. (I know I will get argument on this because many families will stay within a single area of the big resorts, treating it as a smaller resort within the big place.) For most family-friendly of all, I vote for Northstar, which is large, but the way it is laid out around the pedestrian base village makes it very comfortable. Northstar also has the most ski-in/ski-out lodging, which, although expensive, is great for families.
Easiest to Get to Without Four-Wheel-Drive
For most Tahoe visitors, getting over Donner Summit (Interstate 80 from Sacramento) on the north or Echo Summit (Hwy 50 from Sacramento) on the south is a bigger hurdle than getting to each area once you are in the Tahoe area. From Reno, you have an easier drive up 80 or 50, and both of those access routes get less snow than those coming from the west.
Having said that, some of our resorts have steeper base access than others. The ones with the easiest, most level access are Heavenly Village at the base of the gondola, and Squaw Valley. Homewood sits right on Highway 89 on the West Shore, which is fairly flat, but access is often only from the north (Tahoe City) because Emerald Bay to the south is often closed during storms. All of the other areas require driving on substantial slopes to get to them.
Most Challenging Terrain
Squaw and Kirkwood have the most legendary challenging terrain, steep chutes and cliff-edged palisades, although both have lots of easier, cruiser runs, too! On the flip side, while Heavenly is often thought of as a cruiser area, it also has Mott and Killebrew Canyons along with The Face, some of the most challenging terrain in the country.
Easiest Terrain
All of our areas have good learning areas along with good ski instructors to assist you.
Which resort has the Highest Glitz Factor? i.e., Where are you likeliest to see movie stars and sports stars putting on their moves?
Like Aspen and Vail in Colorado, the Movie Star Quotient in Tahoe is highest at Squaw and Heavenly.
Here's a Quick Description of Each Area from a Local's Perspective
Heavenly is a huge, sprawling resort, Heavenly is the biggest and highest, and it has the most vertical rise (3500 feet) of any Tahoe resort. While it is often thought of as a cruiser area, Heavenly has every kind of terrain. Heavenly also has Tahoe's best tree skiing (ask a local for current, best tree-skiing locations). Reaching from California into Nevada, Heavenly has four bases, two in South Lake Tahoe (at the base of the gondola in Heavenly Village, and up Ski Run Blvd), and two up off the top of Kingsbury Grade on the Nevada side. (Note: your kids will love the trails that go from one state into the other. Take their picture next to the signs that say, "Entering California" with Lake Tahoe in the background.)
Because of its location on the South Shore, Heavenly is nearer to more lodging, restaurants, and other entertainment than any other Tahoe resort. Heavenly, along with Northstar and Kirkwood, was recently purchased by Vail Corporation, which shows how highly those resorts are regarded by big money from out of the area.
|Squaw Valley
With Tahoe's only Olympic history, legendary terrain, Hollywood glitz, and spectacular valley views, Squaw Valley is the quintessential Tahoe resort. Squaw is located on 89 south of Truckee and north of Tahoe City. Just look for the Olympic Rings. You can spend an entire week in the valley, never get in your car, and you won't feel like you've missed a thing. And if anyone in your party gets tired of skiing or riding, there is the pool and skating rink at the top of the cable car. Unlike any other Tahoe resort, when you are sitting at Squaw's pool at 8200 feet, surrounded by mountain peaks, you might for a moment think you are in Switzerland. At the end of the day, there are many good restaurants in the base village along with boutique shops.
|High Camp at the top of Squaw's Cable Car
|Sugar Bowl
Tahoe's oldest major resort (Granlibakken is the true oldest) still has a bit of quaint historical feel to it. Sugar Bowl is fun and family-friendly. Driving up Interstate 80 from the Central Valley, Sugar Bowl is the first major resort you come to, meaning you'll spend less time driving and more time skiing. Like all Tahoe resorts, Sugar Bowl can get crowded on the weekends, but during the midweek you'll find less crowds than at most resorts. Sugar Bowl is adjacent to Royal Gorge, America's largest cross-country ski resort, with its own awesome terrain and magnificent views.
|Alpine Meadows
Many locals say that Alpine Meadows is their favorite Tahoe resort, and more than a few think that it gets more snow than any other Tahoe area other than Kirkwood. A few miles north of 89 from Tahoe City, Alpine is surprisingly large with every kind of terrain, but it doesn't have the sprawling feel of Squaw or Heavenly. Alpine has a wonderful layout of runs. Because of the different ways that Alpine faces, one can often find sheltered runs when the weather is blowing. Alpine was recently bought by the owners of Squaw, which is just over the ridge to the north, so look for big changes in the future. The goal is to connect the two to make one of the largest resorts in the world.
Homewood is one of Tahoe's best values, its best-kept secret, and it has Tahoe's best lake views, too! South of Tahoe City on the West Shore, Homewood sits closer to Lake Tahoe than any other resort. From many runs it looks like you're about to ski down into the water. Although Homewood has big plans for upgrades (which will eventually raise prices), right now it still feels like a friendly resort from years past. Homewood is Tahoe's biggest surprise because it doesn't look like much from the road. But once you ride the lifts up, you will find that it is a big place with runs for everyone. Unless you're expecting Squaw's glitz, you will be pleasantly surprised.
|View from Homewood
|Sierra At Tahoe
Like Sugar Bowl off Interstate 80, Sierra (as locals call it) is the first resort you come to as you drive up Highway 50 from Sacramento. Being closer means more skiing and less sitting in traffic. On weekdays, Sierra is as uncrowded as any Tahoe resort. Because it sits on the Sierra Crest, Sierra gets more snow than most. Sierra also has more vertical rise than most Tahoe resorts. Many South Shore locals have season passes at Sierra, finding it to be less crowded than Heavenly.
"The 'Wood," as locals call it, is known for having the most snow of any resort in North America. It's a big claim with the weather statistics to prove it. (Although Sugar Bowl will fight them for that claim!) Add in a wide range of challenging terrain, and Kirkwood is hard to beat. Kirkwood is about an hour drive from Tahoe's South Shore (south out 89, then west on 88). Kirkwood's location is its major advantage as well as disadvantage. Except on weekends, Kirkwood is uncrowded, and you won't find many people showing off their latest ski fashions. Instead, you'll find the serious skiers, searching out the deepest snow in the country. Beware that in bad weather Kirkwood is sometimes hard to get to. Carson Pass to the east is at 8600 feet, and it often closes during storms. On the other hand, being trapped at Kirkwood for unending days of bottomless powder would be one of the greatest problems a skier could ever face!
|Diamond Peak
Like Homewood on the West Shore, this is the place where locals go on the NorthEast Shore to avoid the rush. It is a short drive up from the town of Incline Village. Diamond Peak is a great mountain with one of the best overall views in Tahoe. From every run you look down at the lake and across at the peaks of the Sierra Crest. Lunch on the mid-mountain sundeck is an experience you'll never forget. Diamond Peak is less expensive than the big areas, and it probably has the best overall weather of all Tahoe resorts. Because Diamond Peak gets more afternoon sun than most Tahoe areas, most winter days are glorious sun-soaked experiences with awesome lake views.
|Mt. Rose
Mt. Rose is not actually on the mountain named Mt. Rose, but across from it on the Mt. Rose Highway (#431). Mt. Rose Highway climbs up from Incline Village, over Mr. Rose Summit (the highest year-round pass in the Sierra) and then down to Reno. The ski runs face east toward Washoe Lake and north toward the "Biggest Little City." Because it has a higher base elevation than the other Tahoe resorts, all of Mt. Rose has good snow well into spring. Like Homewood and Diamond Peak, Mt. Rose provides its slightly-smaller size for less cost than most other areas. Mt. Rose also has the distinction of being the closest major ski area to any international airport in the country. You can fly into Reno and be at the chairlift in a bit over a half hour after leaving the airport.
There's a reason that Vail Resorts bought Northstar (along with Heavenly and Kirkwood), and why Northstar has Tahoe's glitziest hotel (The Ritz-Carlton Lake Tahoe). Northstar is a fabulous, completely self-contained resort with a huge assortment of runs and a great base village with good restaurants, an ice rink, and everything else to make a perfect winter vacation. In a national poll, Northstar was voted the most family-friendly ski resort in the country. Northstar also has Tahoe's largest number of ski-in/ski-out lodgings. You need never get back into your car during your time at Northstar.
You won't find many Tahoe views because Northstar sits on Mt. Pluto, north of Tahoe, and it faces north toward Truckee. But the ski area itself is surprisingly large, and it has every kind of terrain.
|Donner Ski Ranch
These two separate areas have similar characteristics (although the managements probably don't think so!) Both are off Interstate 80 near Donner Summit, both are smallish compared to the big Tahoe resorts, and both are much less expensive. Both are traditionally the first resorts to open in late fall. In fact BOTH ARE ALREADY OPEN THIS SEASON! Because of their small size, they are particularly good choices for parents who want to know that their kids can't stray too far.
How to Get to Tahoe?
The Reno Tahoe International Airport (airport code RNO) is only an hour or so from Incline Village, which is near Diamond Peak. From the airport, you drive south on 395, then west on the Mt. Rose Highway (#431). This route takes you past Mt. Rose Ski area, and over the Mt. Rose Summit at 9000 feet, so you only want to go this way when the weather is nice and the roads are clear.
The Reno Tahoe airport is also less than an hour from Truckee. From the airport, you go north on 395, then west on Interstate 80 to Truckee. The freeway doesn't go over any passes until you through Truckee and climb on up to Donner Summit (where Sugar Bowl, Boreal and Donner Ski Ranch are located.) From Truckee you can easily access all of the resorts on the north side of Tahoe.
From the Reno Tahoe Airport, you can also get to Tahoe's South Shore in only 90 minutes. From the airport, go south on 395 to Carson City. Just south of Carson City, turn west on Hwy 50. That takes you up and over Spooner Summit, which sits a bit over 7000 feet. While Spooner can get snowy during storms, it is usually clear. Once you get on the Tahoe side of the summit, Hwy 50 turns south and goes directly to South Lake Tahoe. (The portion of the town on the Nevada side of the California/Nevada state line is called Stateline). To avoid confusion, many locals just call the entire area the South Shore.
You can also fly in to Sacramento International (airport code SMF). To get to Tahoe's North Shore, drive south from the airport on Interstate 5, then turn east on Interstate 80. The drive to Truckee takes about 2 and a half hours.
To get from the airport to Tahoe's South Shore, you also drive south on Interstate 5, then turn east on Hwy 50. Note that this turnoff, while hugely popular, is poorly marked. When you get close to downtown Sacramento, stay to the right as you go over the bridge over the American River. Look closely for the sign that says Hwy 50/South Lake Tahoe. Slow down because the exit is a slow-speed affair. The total drive from the airport to South Lake Tahoe is about 2 and a half hours.
Both 80 to North Tahoe and 50 to South Tahoe require you to drive over passes, Donner Summit on the north and Echo Summit on the south. These passes are often clogged with snow during storms. When the snow flies, both passes turn on signs requiring chains. And somewhat rarely, both passes will sometimes close for an hour or more.
Chain Rules and Car Rental Recommendations
Here's the rule about chains. If you have 2-wheel-drive, you have to be prepared to put on chains or they will turn you away. However, if you have 4-wheel-drive (same as all-wheel-drive for this purpose), they will let you through as long as your tires don't look bald. The technical rule is that your 4-wheel-drive must be equipped with snow tires. However, most 4-wheel-drive standard tires are "mud and snow" rated, so they are okay. To verify, look on the tire sidewall for the letters "M + S." In general, all 4-wheel-drive vehicles are waved on through the chain control.
When you rent a car, you will be tempted to save a couple of hundred bucks by choosing 2-wheel-drive and possibly picking up a set of chains, which are against rental car rules. I recommend that you don't do it. You've already invested a lot in plane flight, hotel reservations, possibly a ticket package, and even more important, your time. I can tell you from experience, when the "Chain Control" lights turn on, there is nothing worse than having to lie down in a freezing, slushy puddle in the dark and wrestle with chains while you're trying to aim a flashlight with your teeth, or even worse, being turned away. If you have 4-wheel-drive, you will thank yourself a dozen times for being smart enough to pay the extra cost. Here's an indication of how valuable 4-wheel-drive is: Nearly every Tahoe resident who can afford it has 4-wheel-drive.
|Chevy Tahoe 4-Wheel-Drive
A Few More Considerations for a Winter Tahoe Vacation:
Because there are so many resorts in Tahoe, you can watch the weather and pick the best place for skiing and riding each day. Many visitors go to several different areas on their vacation, choosing to chase the sun or the powder or the fewest crowds. You don't get that opportunity anywhere else in the country.
Another thing to check out are multi-area passes. For example, you can often get multi-day ticket deals that extend to more than one area. At last check, a lift pass for Squaw is also good at Alpine.
Also notice that season passes are still cheap. If you are planning a winter vacation that is a week or longer, you can save money by buying a season pass now. And some of those passes are good at multiple areas. One example is the season pass good at Heavenly, Northstar and Kirkwood. Not only do you save money compared to daily ticket prices, but you save a great deal of hassle when you don't have to hike from parking to the ticket booth and stand in line. With a pass around your neck, you just head for the lift.
Last Thoughts
My wife and I have skied many places across the country. And we've spoken to hundreds of people who've skied all over the country and some all over the world. We all agree that there are multiple things that Tahoe resorts have to offer that the rest of the country doesn't:
*A Greater Concentration of ski-and-ride resorts than anywhere outside of the Alps
*More Sunny Days (The Rockies can claim as many sunny days, but they often come during times of Arctic-cold high-pressure systems, when it is too cold to comfortably ski or ride.)
*Warmer Average High Temps
*Warmer Average Low Temps
*More Snow (on Average) (See my post on Sierra snow versus Rocky Mountain snow.)
*Closer to Beaches and Golf Courses (in case you want to link your ski trip to a beach or golf trip)
*More Spectacular Views (Lake Tahoe views from up above are simply the most spectacular ski resort views in the country – maybe in the world.)
*More Exciting Night Life (In addition to nightclubs and gaming, where else can you take in a big-name act at the casino showrooms after a day on the slopes?)
*More Exciting alternative entertainment like a ride to Emerald Bay on the Tahoe Queen or M.S. Dixie
*Easier to get to if you fly into Reno
Check out the links in this post, and surf on over to your favorite travel site to check out travel and lodgings. You just may have the best winter-play vacation of your life!
P.S. Our October storm already dropped more than 2 feet of snow at the higher elevations. It looks like it could be a good winter, so come on up the mountain and play on the slopes!
P.S. Our October storm already dropped more than 2 feet of snow at the higher elevations. It looks like it could be a good winter, so come on up the mountain and play on the slopes!


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