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Enriching Experiences on New Art and Sustainability Exploration by Seven Directions Tours

A deeply profound experience in the striking landscapes unique to Northern New Mexico, a state rich in history, culture and innovation. A daylong excursion with Bioneers, a visit to the land art work StarAxis, a Native-led river trip, SITE Santa Fe, Earthship Biotecture homes, the world's only Digital Dome, Corn Dance at Taos Pueblo, private reception at Santa Fe's premier Patina Gallery, and experiences with world-acclaimed Native artists among the highlights. While exploring each destination...
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  • Make Every Day Earth Day with LiveESP.com

    Essential Safe Products (ESP) offers easy and useful tips on how to add more green into your daily routine while also avoiding exposure to harmful toxins.

  • Martha Stewart Crafts® Introduces Crafter's Clay, a Premium Collection of Clay, Tools and Specialty Kits

    A revolutionary clay makes crafting easier and more stylish Martha Stewart Crafts® is introducing a new and innovative Crafter’s Clay. Unlike traditional clays that require an oven, Crafter’s Clay is an easy-to-use paper-based clay that feels smooth and pliable, and air dries quickly.

  • Humble Beginnings Launched Mrs. Fields into 35 Years of Business

    A company that started as a one-women storefront has grown into an international taste sensation Mrs. Fields is celebrating something sweet this year, and it’s not just their signature chocolate chip cookies.

  • Indian Cookbook Wins International Award

    "Indian food has infinite universal appeal that makes it a global hit" - The author's belief was right. Australian celebrity chef Christine Manfield’s recipe book, Tasting India, has been named ‘Cookbook of the Year’ at the noted International Association of Culinary Professionals Awards in New York.

  • Tax Day “Freebies” Give Taxpayers Silver Lining

    RoadFish.com men’s lifestyle and finance magazine confronts tax day head-on with last-minute filing tips and appreciates the silver lining of an ever-increasing list of Tax Day Freebies.

  • Using AIDS Drugs To Prevent Infection

    Giving an AIDS-fighting drug to men who are at high risk of HIV infection would cost billions, but it might be worth it terms of reducing infection rates, U.S. researchers said on Monday.

  • Experience the Ultimate Trip to Italy with Under the Tuscan Sun author Frances Mayes and Fodor’s Travel

    To celebrate the release of Frances and Edward Mayes’ The Tuscan Sun Cookbook, one Grand Prize Winner will receive a trip to Italy to meet the author at her Italy home.

  • Homemade-Baby-Food-Recipes.com Receives HONCode Certification

    The Homemade Baby Food Recipes.com Website, a Guide to Solid Feeding During Baby's First Year, Complies with the 8 Principles of the HON Code of Conduct (HONcode) -- The HONcode Establishes the Standard for Trustworthy Health Information

  • Sweet Sushi: Fruits Maki

    Have you ever had sweet sushi before at the party? Now make one at home. Your creative imagination would be revived. It's also easy to make even to the beginners.

  • Easy Rice Pudding

    Rice pudding is one of the most comforting desserts. This is the one of the most basic and easiest rice pudding recipes.

  • Easy Pizza Margherita

    Pizza Margherita was first made in 1899 when Queen Marghereta visited Napels. The ingredients of the pizza include tomatoes, mozzarella cheese and basil which represent the colors of the Italian flag.

  • Does Fast Food Expose You To The Greater Risk Of Depression?

    It’s a well known fact that non-nutritional junk food contribute to your brain as well as your body. How about depression? New study from The University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria found the correlation between fast food and depression. According to the study, consumers of fast food and sweets were 51 percent more likely to develop depression than those who eat less them.

  • Feijoada: Brazilian Meat Stew

    Feijoada is a Brazilian typical dish, stew of beans with beef, pork, smoked meat, sausage and spices. It is said that it is originated from black slaves who did not have enough foods and made stew with some part of meat like tails of pig, ear, nose and tongue. Nowadays, it is popular and there are many Feijoada restaurants. When it is served, Caipirinha, that is Brazil traditional alcohol made with sugar cane, lemon cocktail, and oranges are accompanied.

  • Fast-Food Salt Content Varies By Country

    Fast food may often be high in salt, but the exact levels seem to vary based on the country you live in, according to a study published Monday.
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