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An interactive 360 degree photographic experience makes a huge difference when you’re trying to find a wedding location. I wish more venues had this kind of feature on web sites. Since they do not, I am happy to share with you this interactive 360+ degree image of the Lodge at Seneca Creek.
Update: this is not […]

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In the basement of the National Geographic Society we keep a couple of large carts containing old issues of magazines. The issues there are random discards and are often a mix of English versions of NGM with local language editions from countries all over the world. I found there recently the October 1978 […]

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Pick up a copy of the November issue of National Geographic magazine and turn to the How to Help page “Memory Boosters” for tips on ways to keep your memory going strong.
Techniques include:
Reduce Stress - New research supports the long-held belief that distress and anxiety are bad for the brain.
Keep the Body […]

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Someone’s black Cannondale road bike was stolen a few blocks from my home on Friday morning. I hope the post on Craigslist will help people in the neighborhood track down the robbers and the bike.
dear fellow biker. On my way to work I saw 2 Latino men one with a camaflouge base ball […]

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I saw this horrible example of color corrections this morning in the New York Times. Her hand is a completely different color than the rest of her arm and her face has splotches that indicate poor dodging and burning. Unless Lindsay Pears has some serious skin problems I’d say that there is […]

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