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The Northwest Arkansas Tourism Association (NATA) is the official nonprofit organization established for the purpose of encouraging and stimulating tourism travel and vacation business to and within the Northwest Arkansas region. It is one of 12 regional associations in the state created by the Arkansas Department of Parks & Tourism, and includes Benton, Washington, Carroll and Madison counties. In addition to promoting the Northwest Arkansas region overall, NATA also represents, promotes and markets the four-county area's many attractions, destinations and tourism entities. To learn more, visit NorthwestArkansas.org.
Come indulge in a serious case of wanderlust! Welcome to Northwest Arkansas! You've arrived in a place unlike any other. Artsy, historic, hip and vibrant, we offer unparalleled access to Mother Nature, travel-worthy arts and culture, a booming craft brew scene, the largest outdoor music venue in the state, and miles upon miles of internationally ranked cycling trails.
programming into the next decade.
best places to live and visit.
interactive museum for children and families.
fests, art strolls and outdoor music festivals.
scene is steeped in locally grown tradition.
thousands of people from around the world.
rally is the largest rally of its kind in the U.S.
an inaugural Regional Ride Center.
this region a mountain bikers' paradise.
Illinois River at the Siloam Springs Kayak Park, or float the nearby Buffalo River – America's first national river. Enjoy fishing, boating and water sports on Beaver Lake, or visit parks in Pea Ridge and Prairie Grove where Civil War battles were fought. Influential artists and politicians have called Northwest Arkansas home, including poet Miller Williams, architect E. Fay Jones, and former U.S. President Bill Clinton and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, whose first home together is now the Clinton House Museum.
Scenic tours from Springdale to Van Buren with a layover for lunch and shopping in the historic district... or scenic tours from Van Buren to Winslow. Check our specials throughout the year.
exciting region and why more than a half a million people call us home!
riders back to their roots.
more miles – is being built.
THE BEST-KEPT SECRET IN THE OZARKS!
Experience that hometown feeling you'll find only in Berryville, Arkansas, close to everywhere you want to be in "The Best-Kept Secret in the Ozarks!" The Heart of the Ozarks!
Stop in and discover why Berryville is the hidden gem of Arkansas!
restaurants fill the town's many elaborate Victorian gingerbread storefronts. The culinary offerings on tap are plentiful, including American, Bavarian, Chinese, Italian, Mexican and Thai.
meet, and free spirits thrive.
powerhouse — brings artists and entertainers from all over the world, with largescale touring productions including critically acclaimed Broadway plays and musicals.
views of the valley below.
on great food could easily happen in Fayetteville.
beverages that are perfect for gluten-free diets!
Spacious rental homes, condos, cabins and a motel provide accommodations for visitors.
playground equipment including handicap swings, an amphitheater, picnic tables, a walking trail, ball fields, soccer fields and covered pavilions. The nearby Kings River, one of the few remaining pristine free-flowing rivers in the country, is a beautiful float any time of year. Explore the outdoors at War Eagle Creek, Sweden Creek Falls, Arkansas Natural Heritage areas and Withrow Springs State Park. Groups can enjoy the Ozark Natural Science Center, a field-science attraction with hands-on activities, guest lodging and miles of trails.
Hike to an iconic overlook above Lee Creek Valley, enjoy a peaceful float along War Eagle Creek, walk the grounds of an actual Civil War battlefield, and explore the diverse habitat at Arkansas's largest state park.
treehouse climbing, and almost any outdoor activity you can imagine.
and soccer parks. Indoor adventure can be found just across the state line at the Cherokee Casino. This year, the city will unveil two new amenities opening in the spring. City Lake Park features mountain bike trails, a pump track, walking trails, a nature observatory, disc golf and lake recreation. Also opening is Memorial Park, surrounding the public library. This park includes the Veterans Memorial, a water feature, a farmers market, a demo kitchen, terraced amphitheater seating and an outdoor stage area.
is a center of economic growth and endless visitor entertainment. The city boasts a diverse economy including agriculture, manufacturing, technology and the service sector.
premier family recreational and meeting venue, is home to the region's only indoor ice rink and the recently finished Runway Bike Park.
Discover something new in Bella Vista.
NORTHWEST ARKANSAS has a diverse and sophisticated arts scene that includes an American art museum with international appeal, makers of fine Ozark crafts, acclaimed sculptors and painters, a national film festival, emerging opera stars, traveling Broadway shows, live community theater, arts festivals and more.
MUSEUMS & VISUAL ART GALLERIES Explore Northwest Arkansas' art museums and galleries and discover works by local artists as well as those from across the globe. Several cities also host monthly art events and gallery receptions in their downtown districts.
house designed in 1954 by Frank Lloyd Wright, and the Fly's Eye Dome, designed by American inventor R. Buckminster Fuller. When you visit, enjoy award-winning High South cuisine in Eleven, the museum's restaurant. Also watch for the museum's new contemporary visual and performing arts venue, The Momentary, opening in early 2020.
solo and collaborative work of JBU students.
contemporary art museum and cultural civic center. It has more than 12,000 square feet of exhibition, meeting and event space. The iconic Green Penguins show up throughout the building, including at the popular onsite restaurant The Hive.
galleries, Art Ventures is a non-profit organization that showcases regional art and serves the community as a venue for musical, literary and dramatic performances. Art exhibitions change monthly, and opening night receptions are held on the first Thursday of each month from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
12103 Hazel Valley Road, Fayetteville terrastudios.com 479-643-3185 or 800-255-8995 This whimsical art park is home to the world-famous Bluebird of Happiness, and the gallery boasts works by more than 100 regional artists. See glass demos, explore, shop, shop, snack, play, create and relax. Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily; free admission.
116 Fine Arts Center, Fayetteville art.uark.edu / 479-575-7987 Part of the J. William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Arkansas, the gallery features student works as well as work by visiting artists and faculty. Parking available in Stadium Drive Parking Facility.
studio and more. Open every day except Tuesdays, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas and New Year's Day.
CCC's new traveling clay studio.
to professional local and regional artists.
PERFORMING ARTS Community theater, dinner theater, traveling Broadway shows, symphony orchestras, headliner concerts, summer opera festivals and more make up the flourishing performing arts offerings in Northwest Arkansas.
music to more than 190,000 people annually.
from rock to country to pop and beyond.
capacity and improved visitor experience.
On Scenic Hwy 12, 21 miles southwest of Eureka Springs, 15 miles east of Rogers Experience the Moonshine New Attraction! Mystery Shack!
Find the Lost Indian Tribes in our Lost-in-the-Woods Maze and Pan for Gems at the War Eagle Mining Co.
lighting and sound effects on a large outdoor stage. The Institute of Outdoor Drama named it America's #1 Attended Outdoor Drama.
biking trails and a buffet restaurant.
theater offering a year-round season, staging award-winning plays and musicals in an intimate space. The company moves to a new $34 million venue in June 2019. TheatreSquared was recognized by the American Theatre Wing, founder of the Tony Awards, as one of the nation's ten most promising emerging theaters.
centered approach to the performing arts.
on the downtown Fayetteville square.
programming to engage people of every age and background to create a vibrant and cohesive community.
offers special events throughout the year.
2000 W. University St., Siloam Springs jbu.edu / 479-524-9500 Located at John Brown University and home to the 500-seat Herklotz Auditorium, BPAC has a full orchestra pit and a 1,500-square-foot performance area with modern, innovative acoustic technology for orchestral concerts, choral concerts, theatrical productions, lectures and more.
Northwest Arkansas's only dedicated children's and youth theatre company.
and the Carnegie Hall Link Up program.
Inspiration Point Fine Arts Center. Its 69th season will kick off June 21 and run through July 19, 2019.
typically spans fall through spring.
well as for other community performances. Serving the Ozarks since 1928, the City Auditorium is thriving.
EVENTFUL ARTS Music, drama, visual and culinary arts meld together for unique art-based events taking place throughout the year in Northwest Arkansas.
diversity of the American landscape.
culinary and family friendly activities.
Fridays, so don't miss it!
its leadership. BFF provides a platform to significantly increase the commercial value of content produced by minorities and women. The festival is set for various locations around Bentonville on May 7-11, 2019.
by artists – The White Street Walk.
downtown square into a vibrant festival atmosphere. Each month's festivities follow a specific theme and feature visual artists, live music, street performances, children's activities, food trucks, a craft beer garden and more. Festivities are free and take place May through October, from 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
ARTOSPHERE: ARKANSAS' ARTS AND NATURE FESTIVAL waltonartscenter.org 479-443-5600 This annual festival across NWA celebrates artists, influenced by nature, who inspire us to live more sustainable lives. This year's festival in June will offer low cost and free events featuring dance, symphony, visual art, live chamber and folk music, family activities, workshops, community conversations and more.
spot. Local, regional and national artists play on multiple stages downtown, with the main headliners featured each evening. The festival hosts nationally known chefs and restaurateurs, special tastings and culinary events that utilize ingredients and products that are locally grown and produced in the Ozarks.
18 at Walton Arts Center in Fayetteville.
the center's arts education programming.
Auditorium, and music in Basin Spring Park.
while strolling and shopping downtown.
Bring your instruments and join the pickin'!
in various venues around Eureka Springs.
Music Festival will be held on July 4-6, at The Farm in Eureka Springs.
around the downtown Fayetteville square.
Exploring the great outdoors in the Northwest Arkansas Ozarks means seeing the sun come up over a foggy river as you cast your line for trout, the wind against your face as you zipline through a hardwood forest, or the thrill of speeding across a lake in a bass boat. It can be the exhilaration of hiking and biking challenging trails, watching eagles soar, paddling through whitewater, or relaxing by a campfire. There are countless ways to renew your spirit and connect with nature.
LAKES & RIVERS Northwest Arkansas is blessed with rich scenery and numerous lakes and rivers that make this area a paradise for a multitude of outdoor activities.
by forests, tall bluffs and meadows.
riding trails and cabin rentals.
piers are adjacent to the marina.
with numerous guides and outfitters to serve tourists.
the campground overlooks Table Rock Lake.
in both Carroll and Madison counties.
showers, pavilions and horseshoe pits. It is within minutes of the marina, golf courses, and the many amenities of Holiday Island.
Excellent whitewater is found on this 55-mile river that was designated a National Wild and Scenic River in 1992. With easy access from the nearby Pig Trail Scenic Byway, much of the river is within the 1.2-million acre Ozark National Forest with several public campgrounds along its course.
Siloam Springs, enhancements that are part of the Siloam Springs Kayak Park have made the Illinois a nice Class II play spot for kayakers year-round.
LAKE ATALANTA 500 E. Walnut St., Rogers rogersar.gov Paddle, pedal, fish or hike at Lake Atalanta. There's much to be explored in the vicinity including walking and mountain biking trails, pavilions, fishing piers, boat ramps, a raised walkway over the lake, playgrounds, and even a tree house.
STATE PARKS The State Parks in our region let you experience the best of Mother Nature and the great outdoors.
11333 Ark. Hwy. 74, West Fork arkansasstateparks.com 479-761-3325 With 2,500 unspoiled acres adjoining the Ozark National Forest, this park is a favorite for camping, hiking, backpacking, horseback riding and mountain biking. A swimming pool, nature programs and cabins add to its rustic appeal.
popular. Activities throughout the 786-acre park include camping, swimming, baseball, softball, tennis and picnicking. Canoeing is another favorite pastime, and shuttle services for canoe rentals are available. The park has a visitor center and gift shop.
PRAIRIE GROVE BATTLEFIELD STATE PARK See page 65 in the History & Heritage section.
CYCLING & HIKING TRAILS With an impressive array of trail systems that continue to evolve, Northwest Arkansas is an emerging international destination for mountain bikers, cyclists and hikers alike.
shopping areas, schools and workplaces.
James Turrell's "Skyspace," with its colorand light-enhanced sky views at sunrise and sunset.
Springs RV Park and Campground.
park for tricks, and 16 skinny Northshore log rides. An IMBA designated Silver Level Ride Center, trails here are considered easy to moderate to navigate.
has all the bells and whistles.
Lake Atalanta, featuring singletracks with swooping bridges, steep short climbs and gravity cavities.
enjoyed by riders of various skill levels.
11840-11850 Peach Orchard Road Bentonville / oztrailsnwa.com Located a mile west of downtown Bentonville on land designated as a mountain bike preserve, Coler includes flowy jump lines and challenging technical rocky sections that culminate near the top of a mountain.
proven to separate the pros from the joes.
cyclists build fun bike handling skills.
Park was recently rejuvenated adding new singletrack mountain biking trails, a pump track, dog-friendly hiking trails and a skills course.
parks.berryville.com Open year-round, Pension Mountain's multi-use trails were developed on a natural spring preserve and lead you through Ozark back country with scenic views of bluffs and mountainous forests.
of mountain bike trails on its 700-acre wooded complex.
Explore the interactive experiences in science, technology, engineering, art, and math at the Scott Family Amazeum. It's your destination for a family play-cation.
I-49 Exit 88 E Central Ave. | 1009 Museum Way | Bentonville, AR | 479-696-9280 The Amazeum is open every day except Tuesday, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve Day, Christmas Day and New Year's Day from 10 am to 5 pm - Sunday 1 pm to 5 pm.
From themed gardens to native woodland plants and historic springs, Northwest Arkansas preserves and adds to the outdoor beauty of the Ozarks.
Cherokee people during the Trail of Tears.
BOTANICAL GARDEN OF THE OZARKS 4703 N. Crossover Road Fayetteville bgozarks.org / 479-750-2620 Showcasing the beautiful plant life of the region, Botanical Garden of the Ozarks draws more than 80,000 visitors each year. BGO features 12 themed gardens and the state's only butterfly house. Consistently voted The Best Place to Get Married in the region by CitiScapes magazine, it's also a destination for corporate events and celebrations of all kinds, as well as a regional resource for educational programs.
The Botanical Garden of the Ozarks is a unique collection of 12 themed gardens and the state's only butterfly house. The garden offers exceptional programs and events for people of all ages throughout the year. Located on Lake Fayetteville and the Razorback Greenway trail system, the botanical garden is a perfect place to learn, celebrate and enjoy the beauty of the Ozarks.
DAREDEVIL FUN Adrenaline junkies find plenty of excitement in Northwest Arkansas with ziplining, helicopter rides and whitewater rapids.
satisfy the thrill seeker in you.
friendly and alcohol free. Users are strongly encouraged to wear life jackets and river shoes. Can be floated throughout the year.
INTO THE WILD Tour the deep underground wonders of the Ozarks and visit the exotic animals that find refuge in Northwest Arkansas. Take time to enjoy the flight of our country's national symbol amid a natural setting.
rock shop. Motorcycle parking available.
wareaglecavern.com / 479-789-2909 This private show cave features a spectacular natural entrance on the shores of Beaver Lake.
accommodations or RV/camp sites. Follow Turpentine Creek on social media for regular updates, photos, videos and more!
Shack. Open Monday through Saturday, 11 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Stroller and pet friendly.
eagle watching and fall foliage tours.
SCENIC RIDES Sightseeing highways are plentiful in Northwest Arkansas.
Pig Trail (Ark. 23), Beaver Town Bridge (Ark. 187) and more.
War Eagle Cavern on Beaver Lake.
cars, originally from the 1920s to the 1950s, while conductors enhance the journey with anecdotes about the area's rich history. The passenger train travels to the top of the scenic Boston Mountains and across the historic Arkansas River Basin.
The excitement of college sports, minor league baseball, pro golf tournaments, rodeos, fishing competitions and more draws huge crowds to Northwest Arkansas. And there is plenty of recreation you can take part in at area golf courses, aquatic centers and special sporting events.
The U of A Razorback sports programs and Northwest Arkansas Naturals baseball team fill up area stadiums with excited fans.
whether rooting for Razorback football, basketball, baseball, track and field, gymnastics, women's volleyball, soccer, swimming and diving, or a myriad of other sports programs.
NORTHWEST ARKANSAS NATURALS 3000 Gene George Blvd., Springdale nwanaturals.com / 479-927-4900 The Naturals are the Double-A Affiliate of the Kansas City Royals and play at state-ofthe-art Arvest Ballpark in Springdale, which is centrally located off of I-49. The regular season consists of 70 home games and runs from April until September. Catch the Fireworks Spectacular on Fridays, Premium Giveaways on Saturdays, or the Kids Eat FREE Family Sundays.
PUBLIC GOLF COURSES Scenic beauty, rolling hills, hardwood forests, pristine streams, and a moderate year-round climate make Northwest Arkansas a natural golf destination. Tee off at any of these public courses.
nine-hole executive golf course (Brittany).
has a view for miles. The pro shop, grill and lounge are open seven days a week.
game area and sports bar.
range and snacks are available.
SPLISH SPLASH When the warm, sunny days of summer come calling, Northwest Arkansas has plenty of splash zones to keep you cool. One even transforms into an ice rink in the winter, meaning the fun never ends.
rink. Catch a free movie on a giant blow up screen, or dress up for a themed night for added fun.
1800 N. Mt. Olive St., Siloam Springs siloamsprings.com / 479-524-2936 Spend a summer afternoon at the Siloam Springs Family Aquatic Center. Enjoy newly renovated curvy slides and a large pool to play in at this summer oasis. Jump off the diving board or wade into the zero-depth entry main pool. The separate 6,000-gallon baby pool has plenty of space for little ones and a fun waterfall splash feature.
private party rentals are also available.
during designated times. Enjoy a shaded picnic area and concession stand.
park is one of the most historic in the city and is also home to a skate park, sand volleyball court, tennis, basketball, soccer, disc golf, picnic areas and pavilions, playgrounds and other amenities.
EVENTFUL SPORTS Run, fish, golf or bike! There's always something competitive going on in Northwest Arkansas.
This official LPGA tour returns June 24-30, 2019, for its 13th year of celebrating the community spirit of Northwest Arkansas.
purse at Pinnacle Country Club in Rogers.
Eight races, three days, one historic festival.
challenges and casual, family friendly rides.
after the race set for Oct. 5, 2019.
2019, consists of a triathlon, the Gran Fondo bike rides and running races. Participants can enter individual events or challenge themselves with The Eurekan or the Half Eurekan.
April 6, 2019, in beautiful Northwest Arkansas.
dinner and expo round out the weekend.
From Ice Age artifacts to the first home of a U.S. President and former Secretary of State, Northwest Arkansas offers a variety of museums, Civil War battlefields and historic places. Whether for research, education or thought provoking entertainment, visitors will find a number of ways to relive defining moments in time.
HISTORICAL SITES, MUSEUMS & MONUMENTS Trace our intriguing past and visit the places where history happened. Explore the museums, exhibits and landmarks that are a testament to our region's rich cultural heritage.
historic aircraft – many of which still fly.
trails for horses, biking and hiking.
museum grounds. Admission is free.
daisymuseum.com / 479-986-6873 Enjoy a chronological presentation of Daisy's history and view the extensive collection of antique airguns, packaging and vintage advertisements. Baby Boomers can reminisce about their first Daisy BB gun and view the prototype from the classic movie A Christmas Story.
with the first Americans through the early European influence. View some of the finest ancient artifacts of early man: brilliant headdresses, artistic effigy vessels, the famous Sweetwater Biface, and an Ice Age Wooly Mammoth. Audio wands are available for self-guided tours. Admission is free.
the Calif House, built in 1889. Its mission is to collect, preserve and exhibit the documents, photographs and artifacts pertaining to the history of Eureka Springs. See the colorful past of this unique town and the people who lived here through a fascinating collection of papers, photographs, mementos, official documents, home furnishings and other items on display.
events and is a popular wedding venue.
many other facets of the city's history.
105 N. Main St., Bentonville walmartmuseum.com / 479-273-1329 The story of Walmart comes alive at The Walmart Museum housed in the original Walton's 5&10 store on the Bentonville square. Visitors can experience a piece of Sam Walton's history in a real, functional storefront, along with a replica of Sam's office, his trusty old Ford truck and other memorabilia. Also enjoy hot and cold beverages as well as ice cream, malts, sundaes and more at The Spark Café Soda Fountain.
1270 Leroy Pond Drive, Fayetteville arkansasrazorbacks.com 479-575-3755 The Tommy Boyer Hall of Champions Museum (Razorback basketball and all other sports) is located inside the south entrance of Bud Walton Arena, and the Razorback Women's Sports Museum is inside Barnhill Arena. Visit the official store of Razorback athletics, Hog Heaven, located inside Bud Walton Arena for all your Razorback apparel needs. Visitor parking is in Lot 60, across from the entry into the store.
friendly hands-on exhibitions and a children's gallery. Take a walk through the 1895 Hawkins House and enjoy views of the apple orchard, or check out one of the special events or programs.
930 W. Clinton Drive, Fayetteville clintonhousemuseum.org 479-444-0066 The first home of Bill and Hillary Clinton, this museum promotes the legacy of their commitment to public service and civic engagement for local, national and international visitors alike. The grounds also include the First Ladies Garden and a store featuring items related to the Clintons as well as Arkansas history and politics.
who served in the military from 1776 to 2006.
Festival, now in its 121st season – all housed in the former home of Mary and Zelinda Bastianelli, sisters and original settlers.
11045 War Eagle Road, Rogers wareaglemill.com / 866-492-7324 A visit to the state's only operating mill provides a taste of the pioneering spirit of the 1800s. The mill is home to the Bean Palace Café, an 18-foot waterwheel and beautiful scenery. The War Eagle Bridge, a one-lane steel bridge originally built in 1907, adjoins the mill and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
fishing, paddle boarding and kayaking.
Wednesday through Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m.
comfort of Louise – a modern all-day cafe.
NORTHWEST ARKANSAS comes together for fun and festivity in a variety of ways – to taste a foamy brew, fly a kite, or celebrate Christmas. All of these events add to the region's colorful and vibrant culture.
COMMUNITY FESTIVALS From lively festivals and vibrant arts and crafts fairs, to farmers markets, holiday light displays and more, there's a festival or event for everyone!
It's a bird! It's a plane! It's the Kite Festival!
Firefly Shoppe add to the festivities.
held at a big cat sanctuary.
BIKES, BLUES & BBQ Downtown Fayetteville & Northwest Arkansas bikesbluesandbbq.org / 479-527-9993 The largest charity motorcycle festival in the country draws hundreds of thousands to the region. Set for Sept. 25-29, 2019, highlights include poker runs, parades and bike shows, scenic rides, demos and plenty of vendors – plus live music and award-winning barbeque. Festivalgoers love the rumble of motorcycles in all makes and models – from stock bikes straight off the lot to individually customized choppers.
vintage items. Don't miss the Dogwood 5K Run, Bed Races on Broadway, music and entertainment, food vendors and the KidZone.
WESTERN ROUNDUP DAYS Downtown Huntsville huntsvillear.org Held in July in conjunction with the Madison County Rodeo, Huntsville celebrates its heritage for a full week during Western Roundup Days. Includes a Dutch oven cookoff, gospel singing, a Kids Night and a rodeo parade downtown.
3303 S. Pinnacle Hills Pkwy. John Q. Hammons Center, Rogers dnbbgcm.com / 479-636-1200 Teams that compete in a state match are eligible for the Daisy Championship, which is typically held in July. Young people ages 8 to 15 qualify annually for the 5-meter team BB gun competition. They shoot a muzzleloaded, single-shot BB gun named the Daisy AVANTI Champion Model 499.
Downtown Rogers mainstreetrogers.com / 479-936-5487 Crowds from all over have enjoyed the Frisco Festival for more than three decades. Located in the Rogers Historic District, this family friendly festival is named in honor of the city's rich railroad heritage and includes a kids zone, live music, delicious food, car shows, crafts and more. Held annually at the end of summer.
eurekaspringsvwshow.com 479-435-1133 This three-day festival includes an awards show, a swap meet, and a parade with every style and color of VW you can imagine. Typically held in August, this is one of the biggest Volkswagen events in the Midwest.
Downtown Eureka Springs & Fayetteville outineureka.com experiencefayetteville.com The artsy city of Eureka Springs celebrates diversity in the Ozarks with two festivals each year: one in spring and the other in summer. In June, Fayetteville hosts the Northwest Arkansas Pride Parade and Festival, the largest LGBTQ pride celebration in the state.
Downtown Eureka Springs eurekaspringsmardigras.org Arkansas' largest Mardi Gras festival features jazz music, lively parades, masquerade balls, costume contests, and authentic New Orleans-style food during a month-long celebration.
northwestarkansas.org Raise a stein at any one of the region's annual Oktoberfest celebrations! Festivals in Fayetteville, Springdale, Siloam Springs and Eureka Springs are a great way to explore local craft brew scene.
discoverbellavistaar.com Bella Vista celebrates its Back 40 trail system at this annual event typically held in November with a day of cycling, hiking, running, bird watching, native plant identification and more. The fun also includes live music, good eats and a bike expo.
eurekasprings.org Eureka Springs has a month-long lineup of hair-raising events in October! From big cats in the dark at Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge and the 7th Annual Eureka Springs Zombie Crawl to whispers in the walls at the haunted 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa — you'll want to add these paranormal, creepy and frighteningly fun events to your spooky agenda this year!
Fayetteville / homegrownarkansas.com Not to be confused with the Siloam Springs Homegrown Festival, this event takes place at Mount Kessler in Fayetteville and includes live entertainment, inventive games, sports, and sustainability education. The festival is usually held in June and admission is free.
FARMERS MARKETS Farmers Markets in Northwest Arkansas are pleasing to the palate, eyes and ears. Most open in spring and serve customers into fall. Some move indoors during the winter and remain open year-round.
BELLA VISTA Sugar Creek Center / bellavistaar.gov Mid-April to October / Sunday 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
BENTONVILLE Historic Downtown Square / downtownbentonville.org April to October / Wednesday at 8th Street Market Under the Vine / Saturday at Downtown Square / 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
FAYETTEVILLE Historic Downtown Square / fayettevillefarmersmarket.org April to November, Saturday 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. / April to October, Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. / Indoor at Ozark Natural Foods: December to March, Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
ROGERS Historic Downtown Rogers mainstreetrogers.com/farmers-market May to October / Select Winter Dates Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
SPRINGDALE The Jones Center Memorial Walk Plaza springdalefarmersmarket.org May to October / Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
SILOAM SPRINGS Downtown City Park mainstreetsiloam.org/farmers-market April to October / Tuesday 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. / Order Online Sunday through Wednesday / Pickup Saturday 9-11 a.m.
Northwest Arkansas has a diverse palate for outstanding culinary fare and libations, and we like to show it off with these fun food and drink festivals and events. Feed your inner foodie!
around a true Southern delicacy: crawfish!
corn and potatoes boiled to perfection.
Arkansas. Set for June 26-28, 2019.
beer and community at Frost Fest on Feb.
eats. Set for May 5, 2019.
Judging entries on color, aroma, consistency, taste and aftertaste, the fourth annual Fayetteville Gumbo Cookoff is set for March 9, 2019. Grab a taste for yourself, or whip up your family recipe and enter the competition.
Typically held in November, experience the culinary excellence of Eureka Springs. Local restaurants expertly pair their chefs' signature courses with perfectly selected wines. With other happenings like cooking classes and special dinner menus, get ready to eat your way through downtown!
Typically held in summer, this fourth annual street dinner is served under the stars, right in the middle of downtown. Join your friends and neighbors for a family-style meal, live music and stories about Springdale.
ureka Springs Great History. Great Steaks.
Experience our new dining room!
The hills are alive with hundreds of thousands of craft fairgoers each spring and fall in Northwest Arkansas. Spring dates for 2019 are in May, and fall dates are in October. Check with individual shows for exact dates and times.
11045 War Eagle Road, Rogers / wareaglemill.com 479-789-5343 / Oct. 17-20 Juried artists and craftsmen set up on the War Eagle Mill grounds.
WAR EAGLE FAIR 11037 High Sky Inn Road, Hindsville / wareaglefair.com 479-789-5398 / Oct. 17-20 More than 250 booths along the banks of the War Eagle River.
SPANKER CREEK FARM ARTS & CRAFTS FAIR 8464 W. McNelly Road, Bentonville spankercreekfarm.com / 479-685-5655 / Oct. 16-20 In a farm setting alongside Spanker Creek.
Twin Springs Park, Siloam Springs / mainstreetsiloam.org 479-524-4556 / Early October Handmade, curated, vintaged and repurposed items; activities include kayaking on Sager Creek.
1991 Forest Hills Blvd. / bellavistafestival.org 479-855-2064 / Fall Since 1969, only the highest quality items, always handmade.
11022 War Eagle Road, Rogers / nwacraftfairs.com 479-789-5683 / Spring and Fall Showcasing work by skilled artisans from around the country.
FRISCO STATION MALL ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL 100 N. Dixieland Road, Rogers / nwacraftfairs.com 479-631-0006 / May 3-5 and Fall Located indoors at the Frisco Station Mall.
Benton County Fairgrounds / vintagemarketdays.com April 12-14 and Fall Vintage-inspired items include home décor and furnishings.
HEART OF ROGERS CRAFT FAIR Historic Downtown Rogers / godowntownrogers.com / Fall Arts and crafts along the brick streets of downtown.
From Thanksgiving through the New Year, enjoy holiday lights displays and Christmas celebrations across Northwest Arkansas. Cities host ceremonies, parades and open houses in shopping districts, while Santa makes his first appearances of the season.
LIGHTS OF THE OZARKS Downtown Fayetteville experiencefayetteville.com This award-winning winter wonderland kicks off with a parade that brings nearly a half-million twinkling lights to life on Fayetteville's historic downtown square.
Downtown Rogers mainstreetrogers.com / 479-936-5487 Head downtown for the 35th annual Rogers Christmas Parade featuring dozens of floats, marching bands, carolers and families.
Downtown Siloam Springs siloamspringsheritageleague.com With the wave of a magic candy cane, thousands of lights illuminate downtown. Stick around for a parade with lighted floats, bands, dance troupes, fire trucks and antique cars.
Downtown Eureka Springs eurekasprings.org This historic arts enclave known for its Victorian architecture hosts a bevy of holiday events, including a Candlelight Tour of Homes, an annual Silver Tea, a Christmas parade, and a holiday decorating contest.
CHRISTMAS ON THE CREEK Downtown Springdale downtownspringdale.org With the region's largest live Christmas tree, this festival includes carolers, food trucks, a winter market and the annual Rodeo of the Ozarks Christmas Parade.
HUNTSVILLE: A HOMETOWN CHRISTMAS Downtown Huntsville /huntsvillear.org Held on Polk Square with a community dinner, joyful carolers, a Christmas train for children, photos with Santa, and that magical moment during the lighting ceremony when the bulbs come to life!
Downtown Bentonville downtownbentonville.org One of the largest daytime Christmas parades in the state! The fun takes place in Bentonville's vibrant downtown, with horsedrawn carriage rides and ice skating.
berryvillechamber.com The entire town comes together to celebrate with floats, decorated bikes and dazzling equestrian groups at the annual Berryville Christmas Parade. Held on the public square.
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See pages 40-42 for a listing of art related events.
SPORTING EVENTS See pages 62-63 for a listing of sports related events.
See pages 70-78 for a listing of community festivals and special events taking place throughout Northwest Arkansas.
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NWA VISITOR INFORMATION CENTERS See page 11 for a listing of NWA Visitor Information Centers.
Meet the Natives. Explore our Heritage.
The home of one of the first Bentonville families, this Italianate Victorian was built in 1875 and now serves as a museum portraying Victorian era life. Surrounded by heritage strolling gardens, this historic landmark makes a great wedding setting. Visit the authentic pre-Civil War cabin and Museum Store while you are here. Tours offered Tuesday – Saturday 10am – 3pm. 400 South Walton. Blvd.
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Washington: "Israel" Did not Notify us of the Decision to Classify Palestinian NGOs as "Terrorist"
By Mideast discourse October 23, 2021 Updated: October 23, 2021 Middle East 2 Mins Read
State Department spokesman Ned Price said during a press conference that "the US will ask "Israel" for clarifications on the basis for designating 6 Palestinian non-governmental organizations (NGOs) as terrorist organizations."
In his press brief, Price indicated that Israeli officials "did not inform us in advance about this," stressing that "respect for human rights is an important principle."
Democratic Party Representative, Ilhan Omar, wrote on her Twitter account, "There must be immediate consequences from the US and the international community for this brazen act."
On the other hand, the Democratic US House of Representatives member, Mark Buchan, confirmed in a tweet that "Many of these organizations are working to bring peace in the region and are vocal critics Hamas & the PA."
In the same context, Democratic Party Representative Betty McCollum condemned, in a statement, the closure of legitimate civil society organizations that defend Palestinian human rights, saying that this was "nothing more than an attempt to silence Palestinian rights supporters."
McCollum urged US President Joe Biden's administration to "call on the Israeli government to reverse its decision immediately, and restore the ability of these organizations to continue their important work."
Palestinian PM Mohammad Shtayyeh rejected "Israel's" decision to designate six Palestinian civil organizations as terrorist organizations, calling on the international community and all human rights organizations in the world to "condemn this measure that contradicts international resolutions and laws."
Shtayyeh considered in a statement that the Israeli decision constitutes a "serious violation" of international law, given that the targeted institutions operate under Palestinian law and are associated with partnerships with international institutions.
The Palestinian PM called for the intervention of these institutions to condemn the Israeli measure and work to prevent its implementation.
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Jerwood Foundation's grant of £3 million to save London's Royal Court theatre is one of its largest capital projects. The refurbished Royal Court, with its two stages renamed Jerwood Theatre Downstairs and Jerwood Theatre Upstairs, re-opened to great acclaim in February 2000. The architects for the rebuilding and the refurbishment were Haworth Tompkins, who have since also rebuilt the Young Vic including the Jerwood Pod. Prizes for the refurbished Royal Court included a RIBA Award.
The 380-seat Jerwood Theatre Downstairs has been subtly changed to achieve much better sightlines and greater theatrical flexibility, with seating renewed with arms that can be folded back and used as benches to increase audience density when needed. The 85-seat Jerwood Theatre Upstairs has been rebuilt with better headroom, far greater technical capacity, and a flexible and quickly demountable seating system which allows many unconventional configurations. The Royal Court's redesign, incorporating materials such as corten weathered steel, jarrah wood, polished concrete and dark leather, reflects the theatre's radical tradition.
The Royal Court first opened in 1888 and since 1956 has been home to the English Stage Company. In the 1950s its Artistic Director George Devine established its vision to discover 'hard-hitting uncompromising writers' and create 'a vital modern, theatre of experiment'. It has since become a leading force in world theatre, producing new plays of the highest quality, encouraging writers across society, and addressing the problems and possibilities of our time.
The Royal Court's Jerwood New Playwrights at the Royal Court scheme, having been introduced by the Foundation in 1994, is now supported by Jerwood Arts.


I wore my Vibram Fivefingers KSO barefoot shoes all day today. Around the house, during a 1.5 hour massage, and then I walked to a long grassy strip/mini-park and did 300 lunges in sets of 20.
I wanted to test out the lunge action on my feet and how it would work with the shoe. Plus, I want to get my feet into barefoot shape.
So. 300 lunges with just my bodyweight (and my car keys). On slightly uneven ground and grass.
The moving step/landing in the KSO's worked just fine for me. There was no slipping, no sliding, either of the shoe on the ground or my foot in the shoe.
It really does feel barefoot!
I can feel the roughness of the grass give way to my foot, I could even feel the grass pushing up between my toes!.
I could feel details of the ground under every different inch of my feet, and I notice my nervous system really is involved at a more minute level, actually being able to feel all the details of my foot interacting with the variable ground and having to adapt to it.
This was interesting to me. It's not that the body suddenly HAS to adapt to the ground, it's that it finally GETS to. FINALLY it can feel all those details that regular shoes blind it to.
I quit at 300 lunges, it felt like it was a good time, as I could feel my interior feet straining and I want to break them in just right.
It's DEFINITELY a retraining of the feet, and the whole nervous system.
1. The nervous system LOVES more input. Now that my foot and toes can feel, they can finally do what they are suppose to do, on a variety of levels including all the millions of tiny little corrections/movements to keep balance and incorporate ALL the system.
2. Regular shoes have really dumbed down my feet and my nervous system.
3. I've known for years that my arches are flattening out. That's why my left foot is at least half a size bigger than my right.
I wonder if that's happened because my toes don't really need to work much in regular shoes so structures that are supposed to support the arch have atrophied or just not worked for so long that my arch has lost their support.
As I walk (and do lunges), this makes a lot of sense. Feeling my toes work, and work independently of each other, and how that makes my foot and lower leg work newly/differently, it's like it's the first time I have really walked barefoot. (Not since I was a toddler, probably, have I run or walked around outdoor without 'shoes'.
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This is from my friend @starrgazr as a must see place in Portland Oregon Tea House.
"Nice spot for a pot of tea...and some lunch!
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How travel makes you more attractive
It's true, travel really does make you smarter, sexier and more interesting - and it's not just about the suntan
By Steve King
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Travel gives you stories and stories are sexy. Of course the extent of the sexiness depends on what the stories are about and how you tell them. But simply having them is a start. Most of us have practically nothing to say, let alone proper joined-up stories to tell. Even the very well travelled, I find, can't get enough of hearing and telling stories of far-away places and peoples. There's something of an early-man-around-the-campfire quality to this behaviour, the expression of a basic human impulse to sit down together and share news from elsewhere. Naturally, the more unfamiliar, dangerous and glamorous the news is, the better. A tetchy Sunday afternoon outing to Homebase scores low; a life-threatening but ultimately triumphant ascent of the north face of the Eiger scores much higher. That said, all travel stories, however humble, are worth telling, and, if told with sufficient verve, humour and exaggeration, they will make you sexier.
Does travel make you a better person? A bit less ignorant, a bit more tolerant, a bit more fully realised as a human being? I have my doubts. If airmiles alone could make you good, then Donald Rumsfeld would be the Dalai Lama. Nevertheless, I wouldn't wish to deny that such a possibility exists; and if it does, well, surely that would be sexy too.
An unseasonal suntan is attractive. But the inner glow of a happy, healthy person who has lately been somewhere awesome and seen amazing things and done incredibly cool stuff is even more attractive.
There are those who find war wounds, scar tissue, limps, eye patches and other evidence of physical harm strangely exciting, particularly if the harm was endured in foreign parts and has healed nicely. Usually such injuries will have a good story to go with them. And I really can't stress enough how sexy a good story can be.
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Envy is sometimes though not always a powerful agent of desire. It's that old 'women want to be with him, men want to be like him' thing - a balancing act. The trick, I suspect, from the traveller's point of view, is to know your audience and to pitch your stories accordingly. Alas, this rapidly becomes socially coded and horribly complicated. Dropping words like 'Gstaad' or 'St Barths' into a conversation is like choosing to wear red corduroy trousers and tasselled loafers - a calculated risk. It will alienate as many people as it impresses. But if you're brave enough to navigate the social minefields of Gstaad or St Barths - perhaps even while wearing your red cords and loafers - then you can probably survive being called 'Fucking tosser' as well.
Forget oysters, scarab beetles or rhino horn. A few mispronounced words or mangled phrases in a foreign language are among the most potent aphrodisiacs known to humankind. I always saw a profound commitment to realism in those moments in The Addams Family when Gomez, having heard Morticia say something perfectly innocent like 'savoir faire' or 'ensemble', would drop everything and rush to her side and frantically kiss one of her long, slender arms from wrist to shoulder, exclaiming: 'Tish! Tish! I just love it when you speak French to me!'
The above scenarios concern the recently returned traveller - the charm of the sunkissed wayfarer back down from the mountain with her tales of adventure and a new light in her eyes. But it's worth remembering that, however dull and familiar you may be when you're at home, you're automatically exotic when you're away. Just being yourself somewhere else can make you sexy.
One reason why people like hearing travel stories so much is because such stories give them hope and encourage them to dream. Maybe, you think, I could do that too. Go to those places. Cast off the shackles, lose myself for a while, reconnect, be astounded… Well, of course you can. And just think of all the great stories you'll have to tell when you get back.
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After I encouraged you yesterday to take part in the Movember campaign, I come today to the next step.
Naturally grown, your moustaches, Ziegenbärtchen or your beard the right cut and right care now need. The style guide "Locally grown styles" can be downloaded as a poster at Our site. For what look you decide or have you decided? I got you some products from Swiss shops for wash, cut, comb or for women to the offer provided for the moustache-or trimming, together.
1. TheKiehl's Lite Flite shave creamapply for a supple, smooth shave with a shaving brush.
The gift of extra class: gift box traditional shaving set with classic Planer found in the man shop in Switzerland.
3. Shaving brush "shaving brush" by the merchant & co an ideal partner for a pleasant wet shaving.
5. razor red gold closed comb with interchangeable blades were considered the first mechanical razors to shave themselves. Takes a little practice. A quality product for your whole, hairy life.
6 beard oil by prospector & co can be applied also as after shave. In addition, it acts also super ingrown hair and smells great.
7 beard or moustache comb-comb for the daily care of BART. Comb through the strokes to the beard hair in the same direction. So you know where you need to cut if necessary.
8 D. R. Harris – Arlington after shave lotion 150 ml is the be-all and end-all when a group of moustache – and Bart carrier. This remedy is used by the English nobility to the King House. It must mean something! Discovered atmy beauty care & Aveda man shop Switzerland and is now on the gift list for my husband.
Since I can recommend the Swiss barbershop by Aveda man shop Switzerland by coiffeur Eddine loading Zurich friends. His man can indulge in a salon out of their twenties. Hair cut, a wet shaving with a real blade cut and at the relax nor the nail file can be. Sure, you can pick the best tips for the home beard care to friends with him and even in his shop to buy the best products for this. Or give a gift certificate to your father or father-in-law or go together.


CARLTON HOUSE (t.b.c) is a PRESTIGIOUS DEVELOPMENT of 16 QUALITY, MODERN LEASEHOLD APARTMENTS. Formerly The Carlton Hotel, this substantial building has been fully renovated and extended to create a QUALITY APARTMENT BLOCK with LIFT FACILITY AND A DIVERSE RANGE of STUNNING, FEATURE APARTMENTS, some of which benefit form ARGUABLY THE BEST VIEWS IN SCARBOROUGH with PANORAMIC VIEWS OVER SCARBOROUGH, SCARBOROUGH'S SOUTH BAY to the castle and beyond.
This Penthouse apartments boast arguably the best views in town from the open plan Kitchen/Lounge/Diner with full height and width glass windows and doors to the North & West elevations and access out to the wrap around balcony to three sides providing a walk round the full exterior of the apartment. In addition to this the apartment benefits from two generous double bedrooms both of which benefit from en-suite bath/shower rooms. There is also a spacious entrance hall with feature glass sky lantern as well as a separate w/c and utility room. The modern fitted kitchen benefits from Quartz work surfaces and a full range of integrated appliances and the bathroom, shower room and w/c have all been fitted with modern white three piece suites. The apartment is fully double glazed and benefits from a gas heating system via a modern combination boiler. Outside the block benefits from communal landscaped gardens to the rear with path leading down to the bottom of Ramshill Road and almost directly onto Scarborough's South Bay and the beach.
Being located in the Ramshill/South Cliff area of Scarborough mans the block is well located centrally to a wide range of amenities and attractions most notably being minutes walk away from the South Bay and arcade promenade, The Esplanade and surrounding gardens for scenic walks along with Valley bridge providing ideal access into the town centre and the Scarborough Train Station for commuting.
Any interested party are advised to call the office and speak with one of our friendly team to discuss all 16 apartments in greater detail along with the option of a flexible viewing service which is advised to get the full 'WOW' factor of this stunning development.
Front entrance door leading into the hallway with stairs access to all floors along with lift facility to all floors also.
Benefiting from full length and width windows to two sides providing stunning sea views and views over Scarborough along with sliding door access out to the balcony.
Sea and scenic views from the modern style fitted kitchen with integrated fridge/freezer, hob and sink with drainer.
Three piece suite with a walk in corner shower cubical, wash hand basin and a W.C.
Accessed from the Lounge/Dining area, Bedroom One and Bedroom Two via sliding doors running along three sides of the building giving breathtaking views of the sea, surrounding scenery to the front, side and back which needs to be viewed to be appreciated.
We have been informed by the vendors that the apartments will be sold with a 999 year lease with all maintenance details TBC.
All mains services are connected, any interested party are advised to make their own enquiries.


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Q: SMD Electronics Part that could be used for hanging I'm working on a decorative PCB and I want the ability to hang it up on a wall conveniently. I was trying to think of something that would work similar to the saw tooth looking piece in this example

One requirement is that is has to be a surface mounted part. Something I thought of was a test point ( https://www.digikey.ca/product-detail/en/harwin-inc/S1751-46R/952-1478-1-ND/2264564 ), but they don't seem to come in a large enough size to work. The other thing I thought of was using a battery holder ( https://www.digikey.ca/product-detail/en/linx-technologies-inc/BAT-HLD-001-TR/BAT-HLD-001-TRCT-ND/5803803 ), which could work alright but is still a bit small.
I wanted to see if anyone had any ideas for common SMD electronics parts that could work with a household nail or screw.

A: Try using  SMT PEM Nuts this may work you will need to choose a low profile Nut.

A: There is such thing as PCB cut-out. You can make it exactly in a shape of sawtooth hanger near the top of pcb.
Another simple option is to use right-angle rectangular header with pins facing down. If your PCB is heavy you can use either shrouded or dual row headers.

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Bromley Mencap – Siblings Group
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This group was originally set up by a group of like minded parents who wanted a place for all their children to meet in a social environment. There are groups where disabled children can meet up, but not where their non-disabled siblings can also meet others who are in a similar situation to them.
This group is for primary aged children only. In partnership with Bromley Mencap, the group secured funding from True Colours to run the group for another year and to open the club to new families.
The group meets fortnightly at the Hawes Down Centre in West Wickham, alternately on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, to enable as many families as possible to attend.
Families can attend once a month and must book in with the co-ordinator. We try to match children of similar ages together and also take into account existing friendship groups wherever possible. The group is quite small, with a maximum of 12 children at any session. Families arrive from 3:45pm and leave at 5:45pm. Each family brings their own packed tea and "picnic" together.
Facilities at the venue include a ball pool, a sensory room with a hoist and a 'play room'. There are opportunities for parents to catch up, and for the children to play in a safe environment.
Benefits (as quoted by the families)
– The children with Special needs enjoy themselves and it is a social club for them
– For most of the families it is the only after school group which is open to all their children
– The parents of the children offer support to each other, share information and enjoy each other's company in a social setting.
– The siblings are able to interact with other children in a similar situation.
– This will be invaluable to the siblings as they grow older to know they are not the only ones experiencing the emotions/issues that go with having a disabled brother or sister.
– The Hawes down Centre is a great setting for this age group
– The facilities are there for children who have significant physical disabilities and there is plenty to do for the siblings so no-one is sitting on the side just watching
Caroline is the project co-ordinator and is supported by two young volunteers who enjoy working with children and will ensure everyone has an opportunity to have fun during the session. A small charge of £2 per family will be made, to cover the cost of materials.
Please contact Caroline for further information on 020 8466 0790 or by email at caroline.stone@bromleymencap.org


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NBA hopes to survive in the bubble
By By Damin Esper | July 28, 2020
Unfortunately, Steph Curry will not be playing any more NBA games in 2020
The National Basketball Association is relaunching its 2019-20 season on July 30 with hopes of making it through to a semi-normal championship by October, and then a new season in December.
To say the plans are tenuous is an understatement. Twenty-two of the league's 30 teams will "finish" the regular season (playing eight games), and then 16 (or maybe more) will advance to the playoffs. Playoff teams will play the standard best-of-7 series.
Your Golden State Warriors, owners of the league's worst record, will be one of the eight teams not playing.
Klay Thompson missed the entire 2020 season with a knee injury
The NBA has set up medical protocols, but it is unknown what the league will do if multiple players on a team test positive. Several NFL players have announced this week that they will opt out of any season held this fall, and it would seem possible that an outbreak might lead to NBA players pulling out of the re-start or the league shutting everything down.
The league has taken additional precautions by scheduling all the games to be played in a "bubble" in Orlando, Florida. And that's where things get complicated. Florida is home to one of the largest current outbreaks of COVID-19. At least 17 members of baseball's Miami Marlins (players and staff) have reportedly tested positive for the virus, causing the team to have its games suspended for a week. The NBA has had several players test positive this summer, and this week it was reported that Dallas's Krstaps Porzingis was sent to quarantine for "forgetting" to take a test. It's not clear how anybody can be allowed to forget to take a test when the entire re-start depends on constant testing.
Players are expected to stay in the bubble in Orlando. But after Los Angeles Clippers' guard Lou Williams was excused for a family matter, he was spotted in an Atlanta strip club – Williams insists he was only there to pick up food. He's in quarantine now and will miss at least two games. Who knew that strip club wings are worth $150,000 in lost salary?
Giannis Antetokounpo and LeBron James square off in a potential finals preview
The NBA has scheduled seven days of scrimmages leading up to the July 30 restart. The Utah Jazz and New Orleans Pelicans will play the first official game at 3:30 p.m. PDT, followed by the LA rival Clippers and Lakers at 6 p.m.
Milwaukee leads the Eastern Conference by 6 1/2 games over defending champion Toronto. Boston and Miami are next. Orlando owns the eighth seed – normally the final playoff spot – by 5 1/2 games over Washington.
In the Western Conference, the Lakers lead the Clippers by 5 1/2 games for the top seed. Denver is next, followed by Utah. Memphis is eighth with Portland and New Orleans tied for ninth, 3 1/2 games behind the Grizzlies.
If the eighth seeds are more than four games ahead of the ninth seeds at the end of the regular season (the league is calling these "seeding games"), that's it – they're in. If either or both ninth seeds are four games behind or close, a "play-in" series of two games will be held on August 17-18. The ninth seed will have to sweep both games to take the eighth seed.
The 2020-21 season is scheduled to begin on December 1. As for Warriors fans, the draft lottery is scheduled for August 25, and the draft is scheduled for October 16.


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Q: 4.10 PlugIn With NuGet Package Reference Does Not Deploy Correctly I have a simple nopCommerce 4.10 plugin which when deployed and loaded cannot locate assemblies referenced via a Nuget package.

Exception: Plugin 'my plugin'. Could not load file or assembly
  'IdentityServer4, Version=2.1.1.0, Culture=neutral,
  PublicKeyToken=null'. The system cannot find the file specified.

If I copy the nuget package's assembly directly into the project and treat it as content and deploy the assembly is found and loaded however this is hacky and cannot be the way this is supposed to work.
I can see the Nop.Plugin.Payments.Square plugin uses RestSharp however itself does not reference the Nuget package but instead as a copy of the assembly in the root of the plugin directory, just as I did in my workaround.
So the question is - how are nuget packages referenced within a plugin supposed to be deployed and resolved?

A: My last solution is using CopyLocalLockFileAssemblies in plugin.csproj:
<PropertyGroup>
    <CopyLocalLockFileAssemblies>true</CopyLocalLockFileAssemblies>
</PropertyGroup>

it will copy all references, not only NuGet packages, plugin's artifact will be quite big, but it works.
I'm trying to find better way, but no luck yet.


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Maria Elena Bottazzi (born 1966 in Genoa) is a Honduran and Italian-born naturalized American microbiologist, currently Associate Dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine, as well as Distinguished Professor of Biology at Baylor University, Waco, Texas. She is editor-in-chief of Springer's Current Tropical Medicine Reports. She and Peter Hotez led the team that designed COVID-19 vaccine Corbevax.

Early life and education
The daughter of a Honduran diplomat, Bottazzi was born in Italy; she moved to Honduras when she was eight. She studied microbiology and clinical chemistry as an undergraduate at the National Autonomous University of Honduras (1989), then earned a doctorate in molecular immunology and experimental pathology from the University of Florida in 1995. She completed post-doctoral work in cellular biology at the University of Miami (1998) and the University of Pennsylvania (2001).

Career
Bottazzi is Associate Dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine, and Distinguished Professor of Biology at Baylor University, Waco, Texas.

Along with Peter Hotez, Bottazzi runs the Texas Children's Hospital Center for Vaccine Development. The center develops vaccines for neglected tropical diseases and other emerging and infectious diseases. One of these vaccines was a SARS-CoV vaccine that was ready for human trials in 2016, but at the time the team could find no one interested in funding it. With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Bottazzi and Hotez secured funding to develop Corbevax, a COVID-19 vaccine their group offered without taking a licensing fee for the intellectual property, in hopes of lowering costs of vaccination. It also employs recombinant protein technology, used in vaccines since the 1980s (like the Hepatitis B vaccine), with hopes this would be easier for manufacturers to produce than the newer mRNA technology. In December 2021, Corbevax received emergency use authorization from India, which preordered 300 million doses.

In 2017 Bottazzi received the Orden Gran Cruz Placa de Oro.

She is editor in chief of Springer's Current Tropical Medicine Reports.

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J.N.K. Savage:Tracing The Works Of A Great Journalist Behind Computer Age
Journalist/Documentary film Producer and Director Justin N.K. Savage and wife Nancy-Elizabeth Savage (Nancy-Elizabeth Hudson) You looking at my mother and father.
Justin Nobleman Kodwo Savage was a professional journalist, documentary film producer and director, born at Cape Coast, in the central region of Ghana in 1932. While in active service, he passed away on January 29, 1976.
At Guinea Press, now 'The Ghanaian Times' during the Kwame Nkrumah era, Mr. Savage travelled extensively across the globe, whenever the president leaves the country to participate in world affairs.
At home, Ghanaians were able to receive first-hand information from Mr. Savage, over Nkrumah's trip overseas, appearing in 'The Evening News,' newspaper dominated by party news, CPP, and adulation of Nkrumah.
At Guinea Press, Justin Savage had the opportunity to make further studies in journalism in London, England, but Nkrumah's interest in communism took him off Ghana soil to many Eastern European countries including Poland, Czechoslovakia etc, and Russia.
In the sixties, the president of the then Czechoslovakia invited African journalists to his country. Justin Savage heads the African journalists from Ghana, but the Ghanaians presence stole the show, because of the native Kente cloth they put on. Kente exposes the rich tradition and culture of Ghana.
Justin Savage filed his press cuts and combined all his publications which appeared in the newspapers as a magazine, naming it "A Mixture Of Periodicals." These publications later after his death, became my favourite book, assisting me to gain more writing skills when my interest increased to be a writer.
Darkness fell on Ghana when Nkrumah was overthrown-ed on February 24, 1966, in a coup organized by CIA and local collaborators. Chaos and curfews followed amidst jubilation and sadness. Mr. Savage served Guinea press a year more and he resigned.
He followed a course in technology at the Kumasi Science and Technology, where he studied film production. After his course, he entered into Ghana Broadcasting Corporation as 'Advisor on film for television.'
He excelled in his profession and had promotions. It wasn't long when Friedrich Ebert Foundation (West German Television Team) established a television project attached to the Broadcasting House in Ghana.
The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung is a German political foundation named after Friedrich Ebert, Germany's first democratically elected president. Headquartered in Bonn and Berlin, the foundation contributes to social democracy by means of:
Political education in order to reinforce its fundamental values, research and scientific analysis of central policy areas, various forms of public dialogue in order to pave the way for it, scholarship programs for students and Ph.D. candidates, development cooperation aimed at global justice and building bridges of international cooperation for worldwide democracy.
For efficient service and to be familiar with new developments in television production, Mr. Savage was at West German for an intensive course. He returned to the Broadcasting House and was appointed 'Documentary Film Producer and Director.
At the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation, he made a number of documentary films, especially during the exhibition of Ghana and other African products at both the first and second 'Ghana International Trade Fair,' in Accra.
Kodwo, the name his co-workers loved to call him, did a number of documentary films, including 'Ghana At A Glance, Cocoa In Ghana, Backyard Industries and 'Furnace in a Village', produced in 1972. I had the opportunity to play a role in 'Backyard Industries.'
I grew up to see some of his friends such as Mr. Kofi Badu, the Managing Director of Daily Graphic and Mr. Willie Donkor, the Editor of Weekly Spectator, still in the media. In the early nineties, January, I contacted one of my father's friends called Mr. Ebo Biney, at the Broadcasting House, requesting if he could telecast one of my father's film on January 29, for remembrance. It came as a shock to me when I learned that all my father's films got burnt, following a fire which engulfed Ghana Broadcasting Corporation some time ago.
Since then I have been working very hard to see if I can find any of my father's work online, despite far behind computer age or advanced modern technology. Like winning a lotto, I discovered two. The first is at the website of Len Pole, a Museum Consultant: "Advisor on a film for television, 'Furnace in a Village', produced by Kodwo Savage, Ghana Broadcasting Corporation, 1972." – http://www.lenpole.com/I contacted the museum consultant after the discovery of my father's work on his website. I was delighted when he told a few years ago 'Furnace in a village' was shown at Cannes Film Festival.
Then I had a new break through when I discovered another work at: Selected Bibliography in Communication – jstor by Graham B. Kerr, under the topic- All African governments are committed to development and most wish to …Journalism Quarterly [forthcoming]. ….. SAVAGE, J.N.K. "Ghana Jugend begeistert.- . "Ghana inspires youth."
The selected Bibliography in Communication is a book published by the Canadian Association of African Studies. Justin Savage writes:
"We must bridge the gap between leaders and masses, between government and people . . No government tells the people everything, but every government must reach the people so as to tell them what they should be told" – Julius Nyerere
Continue reading: https://www.jstor.org/stable/pdf/483601.pdf?
The search for my father's work isn't yet over. As time goes on when I discover something new, I will keep on updating this article. I hope readers will enjoy reading it and if any reader has any suggestion to improve it, you are always welcome.
The incredible story of this great writer neglected when he was a child is now available at Amazon: http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Writer-Died-Joel-Savage-ebook/dp/B013L54A7O
11/05/2015 20/07/2016 Books, Education, Feature, Life, Non-fiction, Review, Society 1 Comment AfricaAids/HIVAmericaAmericansBelgium's Professor Guido van der GroenBibleCDCCongoCzechoslovakiaEbolaEuropeEuropeansFaithfulFranceHistoryIncompetencyJournalismJournalistsLoyalMedical CrimePartialityPharmaceuticalProfessor Johan Van DongenProphecyPublicationsRussiaSincereThabo MbekiWorld Health Organization
The Silence Of The Media In Europe And America Over Aids And Ebola Crimes Is Incompetence
Africans protesting: Enough is enough
Is it true that desperate people do desperate things? When the link of an article 'Holland's Professor Johan Van Dongen Challenges Belgium's Professor Guido Van Der Groen Over The Origins Of Aids And Ebola, written by Joel Savage and published by Diplomatic Aspects Newspaper, disappeared from the web, I knew how desperate the authorities in Europe and America are trying hard to cover up those medical crimes against humanity.
Smartness is sometimes stupidity, as the removal of the article from the web encouraged me to team up with Professor Johan Van Dongen, to find a way to let the public know the truth, especially those that find it difficult to accept that Aids and Ebola were indeed medical crimes against mankind. How competent, loyal, faithful and sincere are journalists in Europe and America over the issues pertaining Aids and Ebola?
As if journalists don't know what investigative journalism is about, they hide the truth, give bias information and write senseless articles over Aids and Ebola to manipulate, confuse and convince the world that Aids and Ebola are diseases from monkeys. Imagine this stupid article: "Aids victims in Africa rape babies, believing it could cure Aids." It still baffles me when I read this article months ago, wondering what kind of journalism such a writer studied at school in Europe, America or wherever he or she went to school.
The result of poor journalism today is tearing our society apart, brewing violence, encouraging crime and racism. There have been many reports and books written about the fact that between fifty and seventy percent of all research are false, the same applies to the scientists who insist that Ebola and AIDS came from bats and monkeys from the jungle in Africa and the Philippines and journalists who are far from the truth.
There were no bats and monkeys in France, Russia, U.S.A. and the former Czechoslovakia. Precisely those lies also indicate that masking the disease Ebola and AIDS are indeed a white conspiracy, even though the medical establishment claimed the opposite. Worse still, the media seem unable to depth journalism so as publications, if their companions on their merits follow.
This practice calls journalists not only free but makes them even complicit because they are constantly behind the medical establishment running away for fear of powerful reprisals against falling advertising revenue from pharmaceutical and medical field and a possible boycott of medical Mafiosi after placing negative items.
According to Johan van Dongen, Thabo Mbeki does not have the benefit of the doubt about an alleged conspiracy, he's just right because AIDS is indeed designed and established by political, medical, pharmaceutical and military orders.
A meticulously and executed genocide specifically orchestrated against black skinned groups in our society. Even though the World Health Organization claims that the global population will increase except in Africa, because the continent is necessary to accommodate the overcrowding.
Over the truth, crime and origins of Aids and Ebola, Europe and America media have totally disappointed Africa. The message is clear: There is partiality in journalism. However; without Africa, there wouldn't be any Europe or America today, since all your treasures, including gold and diamond you could boast of, were stolen from Africa. African slaves built America with sweat, blood, and tears.
The stone the builders rejected finally became the head of the cornerstone. That continent which has been neglected, abused, raped, underdeveloped, slaved (Please find me more words Johan) will one day become a safe haven for Europeans and America fleeing in numbers from their countries of origin. What are they fleeing from? When the prophecy of the Bible takes place, this article shall be remembered.
An updated version of Aids and Ebola, the greatest crime in medical history against mankind, will be available at Amazon.com May 28, 2015.


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'Rick and Morty' Season 4 is Being Held Up By Contract Negotiations [Updated]
Posted on Friday, March 23rd, 2018 by Hoai-Tran Bui
Update: Series co-creators Justin Roiland and Darn Harmon say that the Rick and Morty season 4 hold-up is due to "complicated" contract negotiations. Roiland said his piece on Twitter and Harmon spoke about it while guesting on Kevin Smith's SModcast (via ScreenCrush).
Dan Harmon has spilled the sauce: Rick and Morty could be in trouble.
The cult animated TV series has seen delay after delay for its fourth season and according to co-creator and writer Harmon, Rick and Morty still has not been picked up by Adult Swim.
Delays are par the course for Rick and Morty fans. Fans were treated to an excruciating two-year wait between seasons 2 and 3, and it looked like they would have to wait even longer for season 4 after series writer Ryan Ridley suggested the series likely wouldn't return until 2019.
However, co-creator and writer Dan Harmon has confirmed that Adult Swim, Cartoon Network's adult-oriented programming block, has yet to renew Rick and Morty for its fourth season.
In a discussion with a rude Rick and Morty fan who lashed out against Harmon for delaying the fourth season, Harmon suggested that the series hasn't yet been picked up by Adult Swim.
I hear ya, tough spot. On one hand, it can be challenging, especially with crippling lazy alcoholism, to write a show that hasn't been ordered by a network. On the other hand, the thought that fans like you pay the price…I mean…I'm gonna grab a drink https://t.co/mvn9nthxCE
— Dan Harmon (@danharmon) March 17, 2018
It's possible that there's no cause for alarm — Adult Swim has a reputation for unusual management practices that allow greater freedom for its creators. The network's other critically acclaimed series, The Venture Bros., has only produced 6 seasons over the course of its 15-year run. And it appears that Harmon, co-creator Justin Roiland, and Adult Swim are all equally to blame for Rick and Morty's numerous delays.
"They really take their time," Ridley told Detroit Cast. "I never understood why everybody — all parties, Dan [Harmon], Justin [Roiland], and Adult Swim — didn't get their shit together, and make the show fast; I just don't get it. It doesn't make any sense to me. I'm sure they all have their reasons."
But while Rick and Morty remains off the small screen for now, the show keeps popping up in the news. The characters recently appeared in a music video for the Run The Jewels' song "Oh Mama" — a testament to the show's huge cult following.
The animated series is probably best known for its ardent fanbase, whose feverish devotion could put Zack Snyder fans to shame. You know the incident I'm talking about: the McDonald's Szechuan sauce saga. Fans were whipped into a frenzy when several McDonald's chains ran out of the packets of sauce that appeared in the show, creating such an uproar that they appeared on local news.
It's unfortunate that a critically acclaimed and beloved series could be marred by fan nonsense like that. However, those riots probably didn't play a part in the ongoing delays from Adult Swim.
We'll keep you updated on the status of Rick and Morty's future.
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package com.employment.model.student.fragment;

import android.os.Bundle;
import android.support.design.widget.TabLayout;
import android.support.v4.view.ViewPager;

import com.employment.R;
import com.employment.app.Constants;
import com.employment.base.SimpleBaseFragment;
import com.employment.model.student.adapter.EmploymentPagerAdapter;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

import butterknife.BindView;

/**
 * Created by roy on 2017/4/15.
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public class EmploymentHome extends SimpleBaseFragment {

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    TabLayout employmentMain;
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    @Override
    protected int getLayoutId() {
        return R.layout.fragment_employment_home;
    }

    @Override
    protected void initEventAndData() {
        employmentMain.setTabMode(TabLayout.MODE_FIXED);
        employmentMain.setupWithViewPager(vpEmploymentMain);
        fragments.clear();
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