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Rising Above the V-Day Blues!

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Over the years, countless romantic comedies have been produced about Valentine’s Day. Usually starting with a bitter woman who has given up on love and rejects the day entirely, and ending with her madly in love and kissing the perfect guy as the credits roll.   The happily-ever-after routine may not be everyone’s destiny. So why not find the most positive way to … [Read more...]

The Artist: Louis G. Rodriguez

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At just 17, Louis G. Rodriguez has already built quite the artistic portfolio for himself. From painting animals, superheroes or motorcycles to intricate scratchboard art, Rodriguez purses projects that are not only incredibly detailed but also provide the viewer with an innate sense of harmony and happiness, his most important artistic component.   Rodriguez, … [Read more...]

Orlando International Airport Wins Global Airport of the Year Award

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It’s a common sound in the Nonahood: the rushing of wind soaring overhead as airplanes come racing in and out from Orlando International Airport (MCO) over Lake Nona. Orlando continues to be one of the top tourist destinations for both domestic and international travelers, meaning that MCO receives a lot of foot traffic on an annual basis.   Though this noise and … [Read more...]

Tough Things to Talk About: Natural and Human Disasters

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Most of these fires spurred from California’s consistent lack of rain, as well as compounding atmospheric conditions linked to global warming. Recent research on wildfires in California, published in August 2018, predicted an increase in the number of wildfires as a consequence of climate change. These unheard-of conditions helped to craft a new batch of wildfires that included … [Read more...]

Rising Above: Having Trouble Sticking to Your New Year’s Resolutions? Try These Apps.

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We heard it, read about it, and experienced it a million times. By now, we know that New Year’s resolutions are hard to keep. The numbers speak for themselves – a staggering 92% of people who set resolutions for the New Year fail to commit to them. I’m definitely one of those people. I have had “read more” on my resolution list for years, right next to the pile of books … [Read more...]

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