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IN THIS ISSUE City News....................................................... 4-9

Legal............................................................. 18-19

Getaway............................................................32

Health........................................................... 10-12

Business..................................................... 20-21

Movies...............................................................34

Automotive........................................................13

Ask The Expert................................................24

Chew On This..................................................36

Education...........................................................14

DIY Corner.......................................................26

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Charity................................................................15

Hi, My Name Is................................................28

Business Directory................................... 40-41

Kids’ Corner......................................................16

Jewelry..............................................................30

Things To Do.............................................42-43

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CITY OF PHOENIX WATER SERVICES DESIGNING NEW INFRASTRUCTURE THE CITY OF PHOENIX WATER SERVICES DEPARTMENT IS DESIGNING NEW INFRASTRUCTURE TO CONTINUE PROVIDING A RELIABLE WATER SUPPLY TO 1.7 MILLION CUSTOMERS. The additional improvements will include 12 miles of new pipelines, four water booster pump stations, and pressure-reducing valve stations.

Project 1 will be located in the Phoenix Mountain Preserves and nearby neighborhoods and includes adding 48-inch and 66-inch pipelines at different segments.

Project 2 will run along 32nd Street from Shea Boulevard to Bell Road and will include adding a 66-inch pipeline. Construction will be completed in segments, as to not impact the entire area for the duration of the project. A median project was also previously planned for 32nd Street.

Our Water Services Department will coordinate with our Street Transportation Department so that the pipeline is laid down before the medians are installed.

Project 3 will run along 35th Avenue from Thunderbird Road to Grovers Avenue and includes a 42-inch pipeline.

As part of the City’s preparation for resiliency in a hotter and drier future, the improvements will provide more flexibility to move Salt and Verde River water supplies to areas of the

city that are currently entirely dependent on already over-allocated Colorado River water and are at risk for shortage.

Major upgrades to the water system are needed to allow water to be moved from the 24th Street and Deer Valley Water Treatment Plants to the Union Hill and Lake Pleasant Water Treatment Plants to supplement and provide reliable water deliveries.

Engineering design for the improvements began in early 2019, and construction is anticipated to occur from early 2020 through the end of 2022, although construction will happen in segments to minimize impact to the areas.

In the coming weeks, the Water Services Department will conduct outreach by sending a letter and placing a door hanger for residents, along with sharing information on social media, presenting to community groups, placing signage on streets and trailheads, etc.

Learn more about this project, including all the investments Phoenix Water is undertaking to improve water and wastewater infrastructure by visiting www.phoenix.gov/water.

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PHOENIX ADDS 51,200 JOBS IN SEPTEMBER, UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DROPS THE PHOENIX METRO UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DROPPED TO 3.8 PERCENT IN SEPTEMBER 2019 FROM 4.3 PERCENT A YEAR AGO, ACCORDING TO THE SEPTEMBER EMPLOYMENT REPORT FROM THE ARIZONA OFFICER OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY. Arizona dropped from 4.9 percent last year to 4.5 percent last month.

The Phoenix area workforce increased by 51,200 jobs from last year, a gain of 2.4 percent, compared to the U.S. job gain of 1.6 percent in September 2019 over September 2018. There are now nearly 2.2 million in the Phoenix metro workforce, compared to 1.9 million last year. The private sector grew by 2.9 percent and government hiring declined 0.9 percent.

Arizona’s workforce increased by 65,000 jobs to just shy of 3 million, up from 2.9 million in 2019.

Nearly 80 percent of the new jobs were created in the Phoenix metro. Phoenix now has two out of every three jobs in Arizona.

The record-setting pace of new development showed in construction’s sector adding 12,400 new jobs, a 9.8 percent increase from last year. Construction is still 21,000 fewer jobs than were in the sector in 2007, the high point of construction employment in the Valley.

Bioscience healthcare added 9,900 jobs in year-overyear growth of 3.7 percent. The professional scientific and technical services sector added 4,600 jobs in September, also a 3.7 percent increase from a year earlier.

Manufacturing hiring is now starting its fourth consecutive year of job growth. Despite a decrease nationally in hiring by manufacturing concerns, companies in Phoenix added 8,300 jobs in September, a 6.5 percent jump from 2018. September marked the 37th consecutive month of manufacturing job gains.

Transportation and warehousing increased new hires by 7,900, a 9.8 percent year-over-year increase.

The financial activities sector offset a 1,200 job decline in banking with a net gain of 3,000 new jobs, mostly in insurance and real estate. Restaurants and bars added 2,700 new jobs in September, traditionally a month of declining hiring before the prime season boost.

LOCAL WREATHS ACROSS AMERICA PROGRAM HONORS FALLEN VETERANS PLEASE JOIN THE PARADISE VALLEY NATIONAL SOCIETY DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA REVOLUTION (PVNSDAR) AND HELP SPONSOR THE WREATHS ACROSS AMERICA PROGRAM. The PVNSDAR chapter has sponsored veteran memory wreaths for the Wreaths Across America Program for several years and is a fundraising and sponsoring group for it. The event is a wonderful way to remember our fallen Veterans, honor those who serve, and teach our children the value of freedom.

In 2007, the Worchester family of Harrington, Maine along with veterans and others who had helped with their annual Christmas Wreath ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery, formed Wreaths Across America. The goal was to continue and expand this effort and

support other groups around the country who wanted to do the same. This nonprofit organization continues the Arlington tradition as part of the mission to Remember, Honor and Teach.

In 2018, Wreaths Across America and its national network of volunteers laid over 1,800,000 memorial wreaths at nearly 1,440 locations in the United States and beyond. This was accomplished with help from over 3,270 fundraising groups, many corporate contributions, donations of trucking and shipping plus thousands of helping hands. The annual pilgrimage from Harrington, Maine to Arlington National Cemetery is known as “the world`s largest veteran`s parade,” stopping at schools, monuments, veterans’ homes and communities all along the way to remind people how important it is to Remember, Honor and Teach!

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Proceeds place a wreath at one of the participating cemeteries and help support our fundraising partners including educational and veteran’s services outreach programs. (Please note that all sponsorships are sent directly to the location of choice and no wreaths are sent to the individuals purchasing sponsorships.)

On Saturday, December 14, there will be wreath ceremonies in over 1,400 cemeteries and the PVNSDAR participates at the National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona located at 23029 Cave Creek Road in Phoenix at 10 a.m.

This cemetery has approximated 65,000 graves and each year, more wreaths are placed as veterans are remembered for their wonderful service to our country.

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If you wish to sponsor a wreath through the PVNSDAR please e-mail Kitty Woodward, WAA co-chair at kitfit2000@aol.com for a sponsorship form, or visit www.wreathsacrossamerica.org for more information.

On the sponsorship forms please list location i.d. AZNMCP (other locations can be found online but may not offer grave specific service) and the fundraising i.d. for PVNSDAR: AZ0025P (grave specific for AZNMCP) The cutoff date for wreath orders is November 25, 2019. Funds raised are used for purchasing wreaths and postage for the PVNSDAR Packages from Home Program to our active military. All sponsorships and donations are tax deductible.

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JUNIOR LEAGUE OF PHOENIX (JLP) PRESENTS

THE 7TH ANNUAL TOUCH-A-TRUCK EVENT AS ONE OF JLP’S SIGNATURE FUNDRAISERS, TOUCH-A-TRUCK IS A FAMILY-FRIENDLY EVENT THAT PROVIDES CHILDREN WITH HANDS-ON LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES TO EXPLORE A VARIETY OF VEHICLES AND TO MEET THE PEOPLE THAT BUILD, PROTECT AND SERVE VALLEY COMMUNITIES.

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Vehicles on display routinely include construction trucks, emergency responders, tractor trailers, utility trucks and a helicopter. Children will be able to explore the vehicles up close and learn about their purpose and function in the community. The event also features a DJ, local mascots, interactive educational games, bounce houses, slides, face painters, food trucks and more.

Join the festivities on Saturday, November 16 from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. at Aviano Community Park, located at 3975 E Lockwood Dr., Phoenix, AZ 85050.

Funds raised from Touch-A-Truck will help support the mission of the Junior League of Phoenix, including JLP community programs and leadership training programs.

Back again this year is a horns-free hour from 9 a.m. - 10 a.m., created specifically for children with special needs

and sensitive ears in mind. During the horns-free hour, attendees will be able to enjoy the event without horn honking or disruptive noises.

Advance tickets are available for $7 for one, or $30 for five. Tickets may also be purchased at the gate: $8 for one or $35 for five. (Ticket cost includes all event entrees. Children under two receive free entry. Cash or Credit Cards Accepted.)

For more information or to purchase tickets, visit jlp.org

DR. JENNA DYE AND DR. BEAU HORNER NOW SEEING PATIENTS IN THE NORTH 32ND NEIGHBORHOOD DR. JENNA DYE IS NO STRANGER TO THE NORTH 32ND AREA, HER PREVIOUS OFFICE JUST ON THE OUTSKIRTS. However, she has recently moved into a new office, and is sharing the space with local chiropractor, Dr. Beau Horner. The pair have joined forces and are excited to offer this wonderful community excellent Naturopathic Care and Chiropractic Care.

Dr. Jenna Dye is licensed Naturopathic Physician in the state of Arizona. She completed her undergraduate degree at The University of Arizona. She received a Bachelor of Science in Nutritional Sciences and minored in both Chemistry and Spanish. Dr. Dye earned her Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine from Bastyr University in Seattle, Washington in 2007. Dr. Dye has practiced in the state of Arizona

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since 2009 and has had her own private practice for the last two years.

Dr. Beau Horner is a licensed Chiropractor in the state of Arizona.

He completed his undergraduate degree at Arizona State University with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology. He earned his Doctor of Chiropractor degree from Southern California University of Health Sciences in 2007.

The new office is located at 10221 N. 32nd St, Ste G, just south of Shea on 32nd St. The pair will be hosting an Open House on Saturday, November 16 from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Community members are invited to join to meet the doctors, tour the new space, and enjoy food, drinks and even raffle prizes.

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THE HOLIDAYS LOCAL HOMESMART REALTORS ORGANIZE NOVEMBER FOOD DRIVE ARE COMING! TO BENEFIT ST. MARY’S FOOD BANK Don’t forget your customer Ž

HOMESMART REAL ESTATE AGENTS, WENDY RUBICAM AND CRAIG WILLIS, ANNOUNCED A NORTH 32ND “SHEABORHOOD� FOOD DRIVE TO BENEFIT ST. MARY’S FOOD BANK FROM NOVEMBER 1, 2019 THROUGH NOVEMBER 15, 2019.

Those interested in donating non-perishable food items can find collection boxes at: • Tap House Kitchen (3131 E Shea Blvd.) • Lovecraft: Ale House, Bottle Shop, Smoke Kitchen (32nd and Cactus) • Craft Nights (3241 E Shea Blvd.)

On Saturday, November 9, Wendy and Craig will be collecting donations at Christy Cove Park from 9 a.m. – 11 a.m.

On Sunday, November 3 and November 10, both Tap House Kitchen and Lovecraft will offer a 10 percent discount off of food menu items for those who bring in donations of non-perishable goods.

Craft Nights will give those who purchase a ticket to a class and donate 10 non-perishable food items a free DIY Kit. For those that wish to make a monetary donation to St. Mary’s Food Bank, you can make a quick and easy online donation directly to St. Mary’s Food Bank on our dedicated website at http://azhomesandliving.com/donate. Donations up to $400 are applicable for a dollar-for-dollar tax credit through the Arizona tax return. “We are committed to giving back to local non-profits and are excited to have area businesses join us by collecting much needed food items for St. Mary’s,� Wendy said. “We

love being a part of the vital North 32nd neighborhood and wanted to tap into local residents’ strong community values to get people out to support the Food Bank.�

The Food Bank’s most needed items include peanut butter, canned protein, canned ravioli, canned fruits and vegetables, canned or dried beans and cereal. Lack of consistent access to adequate food is a problem 2 million Arizonans are faced with every year, and Arizona ranks 47th of 50 states in the number of children who may not know where their next meal is coming from.

For a full list of participating businesses and updates on donating, please visit www.sheaborhoodliving.com and join the Facebook Group @sheaborhoodliving. Donors can help raise awareness about hunger in Arizona and support participating businesses by following and tagging them on social media.

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For more information, please contact Wendy Rubicam at rubicamrealtor@gmail.com or 480-442-5059.

ABOUT THE FOOD BANK: Celebrating its 52nd year as the world’s FIRST Food Bank, St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance is a non-sectarian, nonprofit organization that alleviates hunger by efficiently gathering and distributing food to 689 partner agencies at more than 800 locations in Arizona that serve the hungry. Serving nine of Arizona’s 15 counties, the organization is a member of Feeding America, the national network of food banks, and is committed to volunteerism, building community relationships, and improving the quality of life for Arizonans in need. In Fiscal Year 2018-19, the Food Bank distributed more than 97 million pounds of food to Arizona families and children and garnered more than 225,000 volunteer service hours. www.StMarysFoodBank.org 602-242-FOOD.

NEW “ONE LOVE PET PARLOR� OPENS DOORS THE NEW PURPLE AND WHITE DECORATED ONE LOVE PET PARLOR OFFICIALLY OPENED ITS DOORS ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 AT A GALA OPEN HOUSE CELEBRATION. Over 350 current and new customers of the groomers, friends and family attended.

Conveniently located in the Shea Plaza Mall at 3375 E. Shea Blvd, Suite L, just east of the SR 51, the new 1,200-square-foot dog grooming salon is staffed by four long-time groomers with close to 100 years of grooming experience between them.

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Fedeli, opened One Love Pet Parlor to provide their customers and dogs personal care and attention not available at big box or chain grooming shops.

The salon was designed from the ground up taking into consideration the professional needs of dog grooming while providing the ultimate in comfort and personal, loving attention to the dogs. The shop has a wonderful, homey feel with purple and white hues. There are four grooming stations in the airy grooming area with additional rooms for bathing, drying and kenneling the dogs. Affronti and Fedeli feel that dogs are family members

and deserved to be treated as such.

They personally own eight dogs between themselves. Due to their love of all living beings, the salon uses only cruelty-free non-paraben products.

One Love Pet Parlor is geared to all phases of dog grooming including bathing, haircuts, nail trimming/filing, blueberry facials and more. Boarding is free while the dogs are waiting for their owners to pick them up. Convenient hours start at 7 a.m. and are available by appointment.

Call 480-590-1324 for additional details or visit onelovepetparlor.com.

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KICKOFFS THE FESTIVE SEASON JUST IN TIME FOR THE HOLIDAYS, CIVITAN FOUNDATION IS WRAPPING UP THE YEAR WITH ITS ANNUAL CIVITAN HOLIDAY MARKET ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21 FROM 2 TO 8 P.M. AT CIVITAN VILLAGE, LOCATED AT 12635 N. 42ND STREET IN PHOENIX.

The Civitan Holiday Market showcases crafts and food products produced by members of the Civitan Foundation, an organization enriching the lives of children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Some of the items for sale include paintings and crafts created by members. Food items for sale include baked goods, desserts and flavored jars of butter and sauces, as well as roasted and baked hams which will be available for sale and pre-order.

“Food is always the centerpiece of a family gathering around the holidays, so what a great conversation starter to say that this delicious sauce or this ham was made by someone with special needs from Civitan Foundation,” said CEO of Civitan Foundation, Inc., Dawn Trapp.

Members of Civitan’s art classes create a variety of multi-media projects throughout the year to share with family and the community. Some of these oneof-a-kind items available for purchase at the Holiday Market include ceramics, drawings, mobiles, cards and other fun creative projects. Also, there are many paintings made by Civitan artists on display and for sale.

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“Treasures” from Civitan’s community stores, Flerish Design + Resale in Phoenix and Civitan on 66 in Williams will be on display and for sale, as well. All pro-

ceeds benefit the programs and services of the Civitan Foundation. Civitan Holiday Market is free admission.

“It is so much fun to find unique gifts for friends and family that have a wonderful story behind it,” said Trapp. “Our members make the most beautiful arts and crafts, and tasty cookies, too! A gift for a friend or family member, which was made by one of our members will be cherished.”

Other activities at Civitan Foundation’s Holiday Market include information tables about Civitan programs and services and live music demonstrations by members of Civitan’s Mindsong music program.

Civitan Foundation provides a variety of specialized programs and services to meet the ever-changing needs of children and adults with special needs. Serving over 250 individual members per day throughout Arizona, Civitan is recognized as a community leader in dynamic, purposeful, and impactful programs and services promoting independence, community integration, and a healthy lifestyle.

Established in 1968, Camp Civitan in Williams, Arizona was the first residential summer camp experience open to individuals of all abilities in Arizona. Today, Civitan has expanded to provide statewide high-quality programs that focus on education, nutrition and health, life skills, socialization, job training, employment, and respite/ habilitation/attendant care services.

Learn more about Civitan Foundation at www.civitanfoundationaz.org.

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NEEDLERS: VOLUNTEERS HELPING THOSE IN NEED

By Molly Cerreta Smith

WHEN NEEDLERS’ MEMBER DEBBIE PEREY RETIRED A FEW YEARS AGO, SHE DECIDED SHE WANTED TO GIVE BACK TO THE COMMUNITY AND WAS LOOKING TO DO THAT THROUGH A CRAFT SPECIFIC TO SEWING OR CROCHETING. As fate would have it, a post on the neighborhood app NextDoor popped up that noted the local Needlers group was looking for new members.

“I went to the very next group meeting,” says Perey.

Started in 1996 by Mary Tallon and Marj Sherman, who are still active members today, the Needlers is a group of passionate and caring volunteers that create handmade treasures for those in need — including children in valley hospitals such as all the Banner locations and Phoenix Children’s, the VA and County hospitals and the DES Department of Development Disabilities. The organization’s mission is a heartwarming one — “Our gift is simple: human warmth and kindness to others in need. People of all ages are in need of love, kindness and support and we are thrilled to be able to provide that.”

To date, there are upwards of 20 women in the

group — many of them in their 80s and 90s yet still graciously giving their time to help others. Of the group, Perey notes, “Everyone is very friendly and our meetings also serve as a social gathering.”

Meetings are held on the second and fourth Friday of every month (except during the summer) at the clubhouse of Desert Sky Mobile Home Park, located at 19802 North 32nd Street. During the two-hour sessions, the ladies crochet items including hats of all sizes, sweaters, blankets and lap blankets, baby booties, child and adult bibs, walker and wheelchair bags, and tote bags and they also stuff dolls and bears with fiber fill. The dolls are specifically designed for doctors to be able to draw on, in an effort to show children procedures that they are going to undergo and help them understand the process and not be afraid. Perey says there is a large table set up with the fiber fill and the bears and dolls that need stuffing, and during the meetings members stuff and talk.

“We sit and chat and have formed real friendships,” she says, adding, “The Needlers is really a special group of ladies. We just really want to be of service to the community.” And they are also of service to one another.

The group, many of which live right in the 32nd Street corridor, help one another with various needs such as taking each other to doctors’ appointments.

Many of them also get together socially outside of their Needlers’ meeting requirements. Perey adds that they are currently accepting donations of materials as well as new members! “We would love to see some younger faces at our meetings, too,” she says.

For those looking to share their skill of crocheting, sewing or simply stuffing dolls and bears, the Needlers need you and are happy to accept new members. Those interested may visit https://5c62d30f101f1.site123.me/#page-top or call 480-492-9361.

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id you know the thoughts we think can have a profound effect on our health? This is often the last thing many people think of when it comes to their health & well-being, but it’s an extremely important part of the puzzle that deserves to be addressed regularly.

Not only do grateful people experience fewer aches and pains, they also tend to take better care of themselves. Being grateful can reduce a multitude of toxic emotions. Emotions like envy, anger, resentment, frustration and regret can rob us, not only of our personal happiness but contribute to creating disease in our bodies. When we focus on being thankful, even when it seems challenging, we help release and let go of those negative emotions, increasing our contentment and reducing depression and anger.

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2. Stress: This is a huge player when it comes to affecting our health. Gratitude has been shown to not only reduce stress, but also aid in overcoming various forms of trauma.

3. Pain: Gratitude and thinking positively can have an analgesic effect by stimulating the release of endogenous opioids.

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restful and digestive parts of our nervous system which help to support all of the health benefits listed above.

7. Long Life: And if all of these positive traits aren’t enough to get you excited about the perks of showing gratitude, having a positive mindset has also been shown to extend a person’s lifespan.

THESE ARE SOME GREAT WAYS TO INCORPORATE GRATITUDE INTO OUR DAILY LIVES: • Start your morning off right (or end your day!) with a gratitude journal and write at least three things you are thankful for.

• Tell others why you are thankful for them. It’s an easy thing to do, and the positive effect it has on people in our lives is contagious.

• Smile! When we smile, we release endorphins. It’s nearly impossible to be negative when we make the effort to wear a smile on our faces!

• Take time to notice the beauty surrounding you.

• Send a card to someone.

• Volunteer to help others.

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WAYS NATUROPATHIC SUPPORT CAN HELP AUTOIMMUNITY

By Dr. Jenna Dye, Naturopathic Physician

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n autoimmune disease is an illness in which the body attacks itself. Normally, the immune system is able to tell the difference between something foreign such as a virus or bacteria and its own cells. With an autoimmune disease, the immune system is misdirected and begins to fight its own tissues. This results in an inflammatory process that can lead to a number of symptoms. Often times these symptoms can be non-specific and difficult to identify.

Autoimmune disease can affect many body systems such as the thyroid tissue in Grave’s Disease or Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis, the gastrointestinal system such as Celiac Disease, Crohn’s Disease or Ulcerative Colitis, the musculoskeletal system in Rheumatoid Arthritis, and the skin in Psoriasis, just to name a few.

Autoimmune disease can have a genetic component as well as be triggered by environmental factors such as stress, infections, hormonal influences, nutrient deficiencies, diet and lifestyle. Often times medications are given to suppress the immune system so that it lessens the attack on itself. In Naturopathic Medicine, the focus is to identify the root cause of the illness.

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Each person is treated individually and the goal is to address potential triggers for the inflammation.

DIET: Our gut and how we digest and absorb nutrients are a primary focus in most autoimmune diseases.

Diet is a standard baseline. We focus on low inflammatory foods which include nutrient dense vegetables and fruits such as dark leafy greens and berries. These are packed with antioxidants and phytonutrients which can inhibit the inflammatory pathways that are exacerbated in autoimmune disease. Foods high in healthy fats such as cold-water fatty fish, walnuts and avocados can help decrease inflammation. We also focus on diets low in processed foods, added sugars and refined carbohydrates. These types of foods can aggravate inflammation thus making the attack on the body stronger. It is also important to stay away from any food sensitivities and allergies as these will produce more inflammation in the body. Common food sensitivities with autoimmune disease are dairy, wheat and eggs.

STRESS: There is a strong correlation between stress and autoimmune diseases. Stress can come in many forms and for someone with an autoimmune disease, it is essential to control the levels of stress - physical, mental and emotional. Stress will negatively affect

the immune system and can lead to more misfiring of those elements that flare up the autoimmune illness.

Supporting the individual with lifestyle changes to reduce stressors is very important.

NUTRIENT DEFICIENCIES: Foundational work is essential for anyone with an autoimmune disease or family history of autoimmune disease. Nutrient deficiencies are common and if corrected can protect and strengthen the immune system. It is helpful to have these levels tested for proper supplementation.

With the focus on diet, lifestyle, nutrient deficiencies and supplementation it is possible to shift the immune response and go into remission. Continued Naturopathic support is essential to prevent flare-ups of the particular autoimmune disease. A Naturopathic Physician can individualize treatment for optimal support.

Dr. Jenna Dye is a licensed Naturopathic Physician.

Her role is to support the body’s inherent ability to restore and maintain optimal health. Together with her patients, this is achieved by identifying and removing barriers that may be impacting health while creating a healing environment. For more information visit www.drjennadye.com.

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HEALTH

RECOGNIZING AND MANAGING STRESS FOR MENTAL WELLBEING

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veryone feels stress at one time or another; it’s a part of living. A 2017 Gallup study reported that 79 percent of Americans “feel stress sometimes or frequently during the day.” Additionally, 41 percent of adults say they lack time to do all they want and 44 percent frequently feel stressed.

flight response kicks in. But all too often, damaging stress goes unnoticed or unidentified until it has a stranglehold on the individual initially, many people will brush off the symptoms as minor irritants or refuse to acknowledge those symptoms until someone close brings attention to them.

The American Institute of Stress identifies the number one cause of stress as job pressure brought on by tension between co-workers, relationships with the boss or work overload. Money concerns are the second most cited cause of stress followed by health, relationships, poor nutrition, media overload, and sleep deprivation.

Stress may be brought on by any number of circumstances: work, family, finances, relationships, current events, to name a few. Some stress is normal, but when stress begins to impact health, moods or behavior on an on-going basis, it is important to take steps to release the stress and regain physical and mental control.

However, it is important to remember that not all stress is bad. Positive stress can increase performance whether in competition or meeting personal goals and deadlines, like completing an education. Stress can be a lifesaver in a dangerous situation when the fight or

Someone under stress can be edgy, impatient, jumpy or easily irritated.

Unaddressed stress can lead to physical problems including high blood pressure, headaches, fatigue or sleeplessness. Someone under stress may experience an inability to focus, anger,

depression or even suicidal thoughts.

Stress can ultimately limit activities and endanger health and well-being.

reacted to the smallest things, his blood pressure rose alarmingly and once home each night, he did little but sleep.

No one can eliminate stress. However, stress management is possible and often necessary in order to live happily and healthily. People can learn techniques to manage stress including deep breathing, exercise, writing in a journal or talking with a trusted friend. Improving eating habits and avoiding smoking, alcohol and caffeine can also help.

On the advice of his doctor, Ron left his stressful job. This change offered the opportunity for Ron to go full time into hypnotherapy, an area he’s been studying and practicing for over 10 years. Stress management is one of the primary focuses of his work. He knows firsthand the damage stress can do and the value of finding ways to relieve that stress and regain control of one’s life.

If the symptoms of stress do not respond to self-help exercises and lifestyle changes, it is important to consult a medical or mental health professional.

Along with everyone else, Ron Benninghoff, a local hypnotherapist and owner of Phoenix Hypnosis, has experience with stress. Well into his long career as a computer programmer, Ron realized that the stress of his job was eroding his ability to enjoy his life. He

Recognizing stress before it negatively impacts mental wellbeing, health or relationships is key. Stress management can come in many forms, self-help, professional medical or mental health services. Whichever approach is chosen, taking steps to reduce and relieve stress can be liberating and even lifesaving.

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ave you ever wondered if an electric car is the right fit for you? Hybrid cars are gaining popularity in the U.S and while there are many benefits to purchasing a hybrid car – better for the environment, fewer emissions, good mileage, fuel efficiency – it’s also important to be an educated consumer when owning this type of vehicle.

Many hybrid car owners have been shocked to learn the cost of replacing a hybrid battery. Unlike a standard car battery which costs roughly $100 to replace, a hybrid battery can cost anywhere from $2,500 to $7,000 for a full replacement, depending on the make and model of the car.

UTO REPAIR While both of these items are called “batteries,” they do vastly different things. A regular auto battery is used to simply start a gasoline-powered

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vehicle. A hybrid battery is designed to actually power the vehicle’s electric motor when in motion at lower speeds. This technique puts less pressure on the gasoline engine, which allows the amount of fuel used to be reduced drastically.

In an effort to lead the industry in new technology and services, Community Tire Pros and Auto Repair, an auto repair and maintenance service shop with six Valley locations (including their location at 15812 N. 32nd St), recently joined forces with The Hybrid Shop, a growing international network of dealers committed to providing expert care for hybrid and electric vehicles.

After more than a year of specialty training, Community Tire Pros can now install hybrid batteries that are reconditioned in The Hybrid Shop’s California manufacturing facility.

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technology, this green service can restore up to 95 percent of the battery pack’s original power and energy. This service will save customers thousands of dollars.

The Hybrid Shop’s battery pack conditioning is a patent-pending, science-based and technicallyvalidated service that reaps tangible cost-savings, longevity, sustainability and performance benefits. The battery pack conditioning process can be repeated as often as necessary, providing a battery that could potentially outlive the car it powers.

Providing hybrid repair services is the next step in Community Tire Pros and Auto Repair’s drive to become more environmentally sensitive. Years ago, the company began using earthfriendly products wherever possible.

They use proper disposal methods for water, oils, and tires, to reduce landfill clutter. They focus on recycling and reducing the use of unnecessary paper products, use eco-friendly cleaning products, monitor water usage and have converted to energy-efficient lighting options.

Moving to be “greener” in the auto repair industry takes many baby steps, but the impact these small steps make can help save planet.

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t’s open enrollment time for many school districts across the Valley.

If you’re looking to enroll your child for the 2020-201 school year or want to change the school your child attends, now is the time to consider PVSchools in your selection process.

Learn more about open enrollment and important deadlines at pvschools. net/open.

For more than a century, PVSchools has provided a Journey of Excellence for each of our students – from their first steps into a classroom to their final walk at graduation.

Guiding students through their journey is our certified and highly qualified teachers and support staff who provide an inspiring, engaging, and challenging environment that prepares them for the global and competitive world.

At Every Grade Level, PVSchools Will Help Unwrap Your Child’s Gifts.

PRESCHOOL Our youngest learners receive the foundation and building blocks needed to prepare them for success in elementary school. Our Preschool programs include Gifted, Montessori, and traditional programs.

explore and discover their interests.

Middle school students have the opportunity to choose electives that pique their interests. Students are continuously challenged with a rigorous and robust curriculum that includes gifted and honors programs.

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS PVSchools and our community understand the importance of kindergarten, which is why we offer free full-day kindergarten. Many of our Premier Programs are available to our youngest learners, including Mandarin and Spanish Immersion, Suzuki Strings (violin), International Baccalaureate Programme (IB), Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID), and the North Valley Arts Academies (NVAA).

Our Premier Programs at the middle school level allow students to participate in cutting-edge programs and innovative learning experiences such as Spanish Immersion, NVAA, IB Programme, and AVID to name a few.

MIDDLE SCHOOLS Middle school is an exciting time for students to gain some independence and to branch out personally to

HIGH SCHOOLS High school is an exciting time for students to make lasting friendships, participate in clubs and after school activities, support the school’s athletic teams, as well as make decisions and plans for the future, whether it’s college or career.

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Our Premier Programs provide students with the ability to experience cutting-edge programs, innovative learning, and discover their interests.

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ric and Tabatha White joined HopeKids in June 2017 after their daughter, Raven, age 4, was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia - a type of cancer that affects white blood cells and is the most common form of childhood cancer in the U.S.

“After the initial shock, the child life specialist at the hospital brought us a binder detailing organizations, resources and support groups,” Tabatha said. “She emphasized that our family should join HopeKids.”

HopeKids provides ongoing events and activities for families who have a child with a life-threatening medical condition, such as cancer. Each month, they schedule a variety of sporting events, live performances, museum visits or other types of fun activities for the whole family.

“Raven spent much of the time since her diagnosis in the hospital,” Tabatha said. “I had no idea how difficult it would be for her brothers, Roman and Taj. [HopeKids] provided a special evening for the two to spend time together that we could never have afforded with the increasing medical expenses.”

Shortly after joining HopeKids, Tabatha couldn’t believe how incredible it was to meet another family with a daughter near the same age as Raven and a similar diagnosis. The two families met through HopeKids’ online forum and made a point for the two girls to meet once Raven was out of the hospital.

“When Lily and Raven met for the first time, they pointed to each other’s nearly bald heads and hugged,” Tabatha said. “We all knew we had met someone else who gets it.”

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All events are focused on the whole family to prevent siblings from being unintentionally overlooked, bring families together that understand their journey, and are offered at no cost to families.

“You would be hard-pressed to find anyone close to us who has not heard about HopeKids and the impact it has had on our life through this difficult journey,” Tabatha said. “Seeing and meeting other families through HopeKids has provided a lot of comfort in our hardest days.”

Each year in the United States, approximately 500,000 children cope with life-threatening medical conditions. These conditions affect the entire family with more than half of parents suffering from acute stress disorders and 80 perce of siblings having elevated levels of posttraumatic stress.

“We love attending HopeKids events now as a family,” Tabatha said.

“Spending this quality time together is important while Raven continues treatment for a couple more years.”

Numerous studies show that hope can increase one’s overall ability to cope, and familial support in chronically ill children is vital. HopeKids understands they are not a cure for these illnesses, but they believe hope is a powerful medicine.

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By Jill “MamaBug” Frier

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his time of the year, we stop to reflect on all the things that make us thankful. A roof over our head when so many are homeless, food in our stomachs when so many go hungry, and the love of friends and family when so many are alone. As parents, it’s so important to pass on our values to our children, and help them understand why we should be thankful for what we have, even when life has difficulties. There are many ways to encourage your kids to be thankful, but one of the best ways to show them why is by giving back to others who are in need.

Here are some ways that you and your family can embrace the spirit of giving thanks and give back to people who are less fortunate than you.

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DONATIONS AND GIVING It’s important for kids to feel like they are helping when you talk about giving back and being thankful. One way they can help is by donating old books, toys and clothes, and by helping you give items to people less fortunate than you. Let your kids help you pick out the items to donate and pack them up, then take them with you to drop off the donated items.

Here are a few organizations that collect special holiday donations in the Valley: • Salvation Army Christmas Angels • Toys for Tots • Food Banks and collection boxes at grocery stores VOLUNTEERING You can set an example of generosity for your kids by taking time to volunteer with organizations that help others. Donating your time is a great way to actively demonstrate how it feels to help people in need, and will let kids gain a sense of pride that they are helping out.

Here are a few suggestions for places to volunteer your time: • Local Food Banks • Nearby nursing homes and retirement communities • Community clean-up activities • Homeless shelters • Local churches PARTICIPATING IN EVENTS AND FUNDRAISERS Another great way to get kids involved is to participate in charitable events and fundraisers as a family. Non-profit organizations hold walks, fundraisers, and events to raise money for charities all year long. There are really too many events to list here, but you can easily search by organization, date, or cause to find the activities that will work best for your family. Consider cause, distance, cost or fundraising requirements, time of day, and the day of the week when you do your research.

There are endless ways to give back and tons of places in the Valley of the Sun that need your help. Do your homework, get your kids involved, and make it a point to give back and be thankful this year. We at Ladybug’s Blog (www.LadybugsBlog. com) are sincerely thankful for you, our readers, and for the opportunity to share information and tips for doing great activities with your kids all year round here in the great state of Arizona!

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LEGAL

ARIZONA LAW GIVES VICTIMS OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE A NEW HOPE

By Robert E. Pastor t can take decades for survivors of child sexual abuse to share their secret and break the silence. Arizona law now recognizes that victims of sexual abuse need time to process and understand what happened to them.

conclusively shows people with a history of childhood sexual abuse have an increased risk of major depression, suicide attempt, alcohol or drug dependence, social anxiety, eating disorders, sexual dysfunction, rape after the age of 18 and divorce throughout their lives.

Adults who have suffered child sexual abuse may experience a variety of symptoms throughout their lives or in chronic episodes. Survivors of sexual abuse often suffer deep seeded shame, guilt and self-blame that often leads to depression and anxiety. Survivors of abuse may develop a belief that they caused the sexual abuse or that they deserved the abuse. No child causes or deserves to be sexually abused. These beliefs may lead to self-destructing or sabotaging relationships. As children and as adults, survivors of sexual abuse may experience intrusive or recurring thoughts, nightmares or even flashbacks about the abuse. Research

Elliot Nelson et al., Association Between Self-Reported Childhood Sexual Abuse and Adverse Psychosocial Outcomes: Results from a Twin Study, 59 Archives of General Psychiatry, 139, 139-145 (2002). Studies also show child sexual abuse can lead to sexual dysfunctions, sexual compulsion, confusion and struggles over gender and sexual identity, homophobia, problems with intimacy, guilt, self-blame, low self-esteem, negative self-images, and increased anger. David Lisak, The Psychological Impact of Sexual Abuse: Content Analysis of Interviews with Male Survivors, 7 J. Of Traumatic Stress, 525, 525-544 (1994).

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The complexities surrounding child sexual abuse and the trauma that victims endure is just one reason why Arizona changed the statute of limitations for victims of child sexual abuse.

A statute of limitations is like a legal stopwatch that counts down the time to file criminal charges or a civil lawsuit. There are often different statutes of limitations for different types of cases. It is important to know when the clock starts ticking, when the clock stops ticking and whether anything restarts the clock. The new law in Arizona gives victims of child sexual abuse more time to take legal action and for some victims, it restarts the clock - but for a limited time.

The new law now gives victims until age 30 to file civil suits; an additional 12 years.

The new law also restarts the statute of limitations clock for victims of

child sexual abuse. Under the new law, victims of child sexual abuse have until December 31, 2020. It does not matter how long it has been or how old a victim is, under the new law, victims of child sexual abuse can take back their voice and seek the justice they deserve.

By taking action against perpetrators and the institutions that covered for them, victims can expose perpetrators and expose the cover up. Civil actions will also protect other children because these institutions now know that they are not above the law.

Robert E. Pastor is an attorney with the law firm of Montoya, Lucero & Pastor, PA. Mr. Pastor has been representing and advocating for victims of child sexual abuse and sexual assault for more than sixteen years. He understands the needs of survivors of sexual abuse and the importance of exposing the truth for his clients and for the safety of all our children.

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In Arizona, the trust code changed in 2008. If your Trust was put in place before 2008, a review is a very good idea, because the law on which it was based is now very different.

In addition, the federal estate tax exemption is now $11.4 Million per person. Your estate plan might have been put in place when the exemption was much lower, and you needed a complex plan to avoid the 40 percent estate tax. Now, you may not need that complex planning, and putting a far simpler plan in place will make it easier for your surviving spouse and children to administer.

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• Make it a two-way conversation.

Zlatin says traditional interviewing focuses too much on the candidate’s skills and experience rather than on their motivation, problem-solving ability, and willingness to collaborate.

Thus, he suggests configuring the interview in a non-traditional, informal way to gain insight into the candidate’s personality. “Rather than make most of the interview a rigid, constant questionand-answer format that can be limiting to both sides, have a two-way conver-

sation and invite them to ask plenty of questions,” Zlatin says.

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• Ask open-ended questions. Can this candidate make a difference in your company? Zlatin says answering that question should be a big aim of the interview. “Ask questions that allude to how they made a difference in certain situations at their past company,” Zlatin says. “Then present a hypothetical situation and ask how they would respond.”

• Don’t ask cliched questions. Zlatin says some traditional interview questions only lead to candidates telling interviewers what the candidate thinks the company wants to hear. “Interviewers should stop asking pointless questions like, ‘Where do you see yourself

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Candidates rehearse these answers, and many of them are similar, so that doesn’t allow them to stand apart.”

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• Don’t take copious notes. Zlatin says the tendency by interviewers to write down the candidate’s answers and other observations is “a huge obstacle to building a solid two-way conversation because it removes the crucial element of eye contact.”

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By Molly Cerreta Smith helpful as possible to people in this industry and to those who need this service through education-based marketing and offering first-class customer service, as well as highquality transfers,” says Thomas.

From his home office, Thomas opened a retail location at 35th Street and Shea to offer the local community a more “9 to 5” service versus an online send-away format.

“I wanted to start catering to people that live in the neighborhood. So we can help people that are 300 steps away or 30,000 miles away,” he adds. Though Thomas receives boxes from all over the world including South Africa and Australia, he enjoys seeing the local traffic from the neighborhood. “We are around the corner and around the globe – we can literally touch all four corners of the globe,” he says.

That location wasn’t bringing in the local traffic because Got Memories

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was mostly online based at that time. However when he wanted to get exposure to the community, Got Memories relocated to 32nd Street and Shea. Thomas enjoys several things about his new brickand-mortar location. A resident of the neighborhood, he boasts that his commute is a mere 30 seconds, and he also enjoys the business community in the area.

He says the recent opening of a UPS store nearby has greatly impacted his business. Admitting the tactic of putting just a little sign out to attract the foot traffic from UPS has really helped him get additional exposure. Another nearby business, the local Press Coffee has been a “gamechanger” for Thomas and his business as well. When the coffee shop opened up, Thomas admits he “networked like mad” with other coffee-lovers and says he has met so many talented techie people working

out of that coffee shop. He also admits that their coffee is pretty darn good.

“I’m a coffee snob and I used to make my own coffee every morning, but now I go in every day and get my coffee there,” Thomas says of Press, which he adds brings a different caliber of clientele to the area. “The neighborhood is really evolving. It’s more of a community now and people are just really open to start talking or working out a trade between businesses,” he says.

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(including transferring high school football films), community colleges and more. The company can convert old film and video formats including beta max, camcorder formats, VHS, slides, all film formats, photos, audio and even items that other companies say they can’t do. “We’re converting footage from the last 100 years into usable formats for today,” Thomas says, adding, “Some companies won’t work with damaged to deteriorated film but we’ve been able to transfer it with great quality results.”

Thomas says they get a lot more personal requests than corporate clients, which has led to some very heartwarming stories. “There was one customer who found some old reels from the 1950s and 1960s that they were going to just throw away because they tried going to Costco to get them transferred, but Costco couldn’t do it,” he says. “When we were able to transfer everything, she was so happy she burst into tears.”

Got Memories can transfer items onto DVDs or USB, in Dropbox, or permanently into the Cloud so it is safe and accessible forever. They also handle all phases of transfers in-house — the medium never leaves the facility. The service also includes organization so that everything is neatly organized into folders. “With all the streaming devices available today, you can watch an old movie from your cell phone or share it with longtime friends as a text message.

It’s cool to think that a video shot in the 1980s can now be sent via text,” Thomas says. He reveals they have seen some very cool old footage over the years and if they come across interesting footage, they submit it to local historical societies.

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time and feel overwhelming if people have 50 videos tapes or they try to do it themselves and it doesn’t come out that well. We can take care of it all for you and I like to think I bring a little English charm to the business,” says Thomas charismatically. That part comes free of charge, of course, and he also says that any footage that comes back blank (many times people submit videos even if they’re not sure what’s on them, if anything), there is no charge. “We don’t nickel and dime people,” he says. “I have a very relaxed, Old School approach to business.”

However relaxed in some approaches, the company is also extremely detailed and customerservice oriented. “We have such a caring and conscientious staff that are really good at what they do,” Thomas says, “If there is a problem, we will always fix it. We treat people like we want to be treated as consumers ourselves.”

Thomas would like to let local neighbors know that if they have old footage of the 32nd Street and Shea Boulevard area (such as before the 51 Freeway was built), Got Memories will transfer it for free and feature it on their social media channels as a fun community engagement outlet. As another way to bring the community together, Got Memories and neighboring business local crafting-event shop Craft Nights are teaming up to offer viewing and craft nights where family and friends can do a craft together as they watch home movies. Thomas says he also intends to use these events as a way to educate people about the media transfer process to help those feel more comfortable with the idea of giving up their precious memories — for just a little while.

Though located right in the heart of the 32nd Street corridor, Got Memories is helping people all over the world reconnect with their most treasured memories. For more information about the process, visit www.gotmemories.com.

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Owner and Creative Specialist with Flying Robot. We provide ground and aerial cinematography, photography and production.

A TYPICAL DAY IN MY LIFE INCLUDES… My day usually starts with a fresh cup of coffee at 5 a.m., taking in the Phoenix Preserve mountain views and sunrise. I like to be in my office early, turn on some good tunes and power out about two hours of productivity before climbing at Black Rock Bouldering or hittin’ the gym.

I run a pre-checklist of all my gear and then head out to film or shoot still photography for the day.

Being a Part 107 Certified Drone Pilot makes my days interesting and different every day. I work with the FAA and Air Traffic Control on a consistent basis and every job site I’m on is different. It keeps things new and interesting which I love.

MY FAVORITE THING ABOUT LIVING/WORKING IN THE NORTH 32ND AREA IS… the community, the proximity we are to hiking and biking trails and just the allaround central location to everything Phoenix has to offer.

MY FAVORITE MOVIE I COULD NEVER GET TIRED OF WATCHING AND WHY… Being in the production industry this is tough because I watch a lot of movies and have so many favorites, but I have always been a fan of the original Oliver Stone’s 1987 Wall Street. Yes, he did some insider trading, but the movie inspires me with his persistence to “Bag the Elephant” client. I love film and how it can bring an emotional response out of people.

MY FAMILY… Has been super supportive of me my whole life. We grew up in Texas and were always a very close family. I have a younger

sister that moved to NYC to follow her dance career dreams and parents who love living off their land north of Dallas, watching buffalo and horses roam all day. My family is the backbone of who I am today.

THE BUSINESS LESSON I LEARNED THE HARD WAY IS… Trying to take on everything myself.

When I launched Flying Robot in 2016 (and like most entrepreneurship endeavors), budgets are tight, so you try to take on everything yourself to cut costs - accounting, biz dev, photography, filming, editing, etc. I finally was able to outsource what I don’t want to do, which lightens my load to concentrate on what I am good at, which is the creative side of things.

ONE THING I CANNOT LIVE WITHOUT… Cheat Meals. I am super into fitness and eating healthy but when I get to eat Lou Malnati’s on a Friday night, I am not going to turn down a 300+ calorie slice.

WHEN I WAS YOUNGER, I WANTED TO BE… A Pro Snowboarder. I actually started to compete and was sponsored but never closed the deal and then followed my love of Photography and Film.

THE ONE PERSON WHO MOTIVATES ME IS… My girlfriend Robin. She knows the ins and outs of my daily grind and everything I do, is my best friend and the woman who I fell in love with. She has pushed me out of my comfort zone flying drones to get that perfect shot, go farther, get closer and not to let anything stand in my way.

THE LAST THING THAT MADE ME LAUGH OUT LOUD WAS… Our dogs. We have two labs and anyone who knows dogs knows they just do ridiculous things. They literally have me smiling and laughing on a daily basis no matter how my day is going.

MY FIRST JOB WAS… A “Sandwich Artist” at Subway, which lasted about two weeks, I think. Then I

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sold skis in a Texas ski shop. I actually had a guy come in and ask me if he had to buy both skis once.

MY LIFE… Is different every day. I work all over the state and occasionally out of state, but nothing is ever the same. I love that. My life, in and out of work, is pretty much like a Choose Your Own Adventure Book.

I’M CURRENTLY WORKING ON… The latest craze is cinematography with FPV (first person view) racing drones. You can pull maneuvers that you can’t with your standard drone equipment. We are offering FPV racing drone services starting January 2020 which will let us through tighter spaces and implement different dynamic shots.

We also have shot drone footage for Discovery Channel covering the Border a while back, filmed for Spotify on a Jake Owen segment, a documentary called Evil Dead that is launching in February and a pilot for NBC called Prism that I believe Netflix is looking at purchasing. Our day to day operations include construction progress around the valley as well as shooting the majority of Westgate Entertainment Districts marketing videos.

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any individuals have acquired estate, vintage and antique jewelry but may not understand the differences between the three categories. For example, vintage items are between 20 to 100 years old while antique items are considered to be more than 100 years old. Estate jewelry refers to high-end pieces that have been pre-owned and costume jewelry is made with nonprecious metals.

of manufacturing, the era and condition. As times change, styles evolve — Victorian, Art Nouveau and Art Deco are some examples.

Culture influences style, as do new gem discoveries and economic times.

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Gems are also valued in many ways.

Rubies and sapphires have been manmade since 1890, and synthetic spinel, a common simulant of many stone types, is produced in many colors not found in nature. With the development of synthesis technology, there now are many new offerings including coatings on quartz, topaz and glass.

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ust north of the Mexico border and a bit south of Phoenix you can find a part of the state that is steeped in history, beautiful terrain, and fascinating sights to visit. Southern Arizona is a great place for a weekend getaway, and an ideal location to avoid the hustle and bustle of tourists and locals heading to locations further north. The gateway to Southern Arizona is Tucson, which is a destination unto itself, but a little further south you can find many interesting small towns, national and state parks, historic sites, and local artists and wineries. Here is a list of some of our favorite Southern Arizona towns and the must-see places to visit when you go.

BENSON The first stop on our list is Benson, Arizona. A tiny town of about 5,000 people, Benson is the first major stop on the highway past Tucson. The town was founded as a railroad terminal and a stagecoach station, serving as a place for travelers to stop as they made their way through the southern part of Arizona. It’s historical status as a “pit stop” for tourists passing through remains to this day.

One of Benson’s key features, however, is that it is also the home of Kartchner Caverns State Park. This world-class Arizona State Park features fantastic caves and beautiful desert vistas. The

By Jill “MamaBug” Frier park opened in 1999 and provides facilities for camping, hiking, and of course, touring the caverns. A visit to Kartchner Caverns is worth the trip south to Benson, but be sure to book your cave tour tickets in advance as tours book up quickly.

SIERRA VISTA A bit further down the road, past Kartchner Caverns on Highway 90, you’ll find the town of Sierra Vista.

Much closer to the border of Mexico, Sierra Vista is a larger community with a population of around 44,000. The Hummingbird Capital of the World, Sierra Vista has a more temperate climate than Phoenix, with beautiful mountain views, big skies, and tons of Old West history. As one of the key settings for many of the popular Joanna Brady novels by J. A. Jance, this idyllic area is a fantastic place to enjoy the outdoors and hike one of the many Southern Arizona “sky islands.”

Sierra Vista is also adjacent to the historic U.S. Army base, Fort Huachuca. Constructed in 1877, Fort Huachuca was one of several forts established to protect southern Arizona against the legendarily ferocious Chiricahua Apaches, led by Geronimo.

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visit the historic district and see many of the notable Old West structures still standing.

TOMBSTONE One of the most well-known small towns in Southern Arizona is Tombstone, located down Highway 80, south of Benson. Labeled “the town too tough to die,” Tombstone is one of the most famous and celebrated towns of the historic Old West. With a population of less than 1,500 people, Tombstone is still one of the most popular places for Arizona tourists to visit and experience a true taste of western history. Visitors can see a reenactment of the showdown at the O.K. Corral, visit Boot Hill Cemetery, or stop in the historic Rose Tree Inn Museum.

The place with the worst reputation in Tombstone, widely believed to be the wildest and meanest place in town, is the Birdcage Theater. At least 16 deadly gunfights took place in the former saloon, brothel and gambling hall, and legend has it that at least 26 people died there between 1881 and 1889. If you’re looking for a trip to one of the most infamous haunted hot spots in Arizona, this is it.

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mecca for artists, the historic mining town is home to about 5,600 people with charmingly restored Victorian homes, galleries, museums, and historic sites throughout the town. The Queen Mine was one of the richest copper mines in history and is still a popular spot for visitors.

WILCOX One of our favorite stops as we travel further west on I-10 towards New Mexico is Wilcox. A small town of not quite 4,000 people, Wilcox is known as southern Arizona wine country. An agricultural oasis, the Wilcox area produces almost 75 percent of the grapes grown in Arizona, and grows more wine-making grapes than any other region in the state. This small railroad town is also the gateway to the Chiricahua National Monument, known for its fascinating rock formations and mountain trails. Located at the convergence of the Rocky Mountains, Sierra Madre, Sonoran Desert, and Chihuahuan Deserts, Chiricahua is one of most unique National Park sites to visit in the state.

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MOVIES MOVIE REVIEWS

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A police detective tries to figure out a series of similar murders that occur every nine years.

Combining sci-fi with more grounded genres like crime can lead to mixed results, but In the Shadow of the Moon is done in a way that is both creative and satisfying. Director Jim Mickle gives a unique look and feel to each decade the film is set. Boyd Holbrook gives one of his best performances as the lead, balancing obsession, sadness and determination in a great way. Michael C. Hall is also enjoyable as his brother-in-law who starts as the “jerk sibling” but slowly becomes more empathetic over time. A little more development behind the killer in question would have been ideal, however the film is still a satisfying piece of pulp with a new take on the genre. *NOTE: This film is only available on Netflix.

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A retiring assassin is on the run from an organization using a younger clone of himself to try to kill him.

Ang Lee gives us an exciting look as to what the future of cinema will be.

While I can’t speak for the high frame rate 3D (the viewing was in 2D), the de-aging work is well done. Aside from

one scene, the young Will Smith looks lifelike and highlights the real potential this technology has. The action is also a lot of fun. DP Dion Beebe, working with Lee, captures the intensity and high speed of each scene, including some great one takes. The script, however, is another story. It felt jumbled, thin and has clearly been rewritten multiple times by different screenwriters since the 90s. A good example of an interesting idea that is executed poorly.

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Valid through November 30, 2019. Unlimited classes for 7 days from start date.

Must have newspaper ad to redeem free week.

NOVEMBER PUMPKIN PLANT UP WHEN: November 17, 4 p.m.

WHERE: Wright in the Garden, 10880 N. 32nd St #27 in Phoenix WHAT: Learn about succulents and easy plant care with our staff as you create a living tabletop centerpiece perfect for your Fall table. Included: Pumpkin, five succulents, dirt and moss. Tickets are $50. RSVP online at wrightinthegarden.com/plant-up COMING SOON TEACHER APPRECIATION BREAKFAST WHEN: December 10, 6 a.m. – 7:30 a.m.

WHERE: 32 Shea, 10626 N. 32nd St. in Phoenix WHAT: TEACHERS stop by and your breakfast FREE! This is our way of thanking teachers for the amazing work that you do each and every day! Enjoy a free 12 oz drip coffee, and bagel with cream cheese on us! This great event is part of our Giving to Heroes – give back program.

NUTCRACKER BALLET BY BACKERS OF BALLET WHEN: December 14, 2 p.m. and 7 p.m., and December 15, 2 p.m.

WHERE: Thunderbird High School Auditorium, 1750 West Thunderbird Rd. in Phoenix WHAT: Enjoy the full-length Nutcracker Ballet under the artistic direction of Rena Backer, featuring Klevis Tafaj from Ajkun Ballet Theatre. Admission is only $5 and a new unwrapped toy for M.A.M. (Military Assist Mission), that go to military children in AZ. Come enjoy the tradition of a classical ballet for a wonderful cause! Call 602-485-5000 or visit www.backerballet for more information. north32ndnews.com

THE FOUNDRY PARADISE VALLEY

13637 N. Tatum Blvd. Suite 12 Phoenix, 85032

(SE Corner of Tatum & Thunderbird) We also have studios in Old Town Scottsdale & Tempe-Mesa.

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BLACK FRIDAY Window and Door Sale!

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Biggest

Dollar Discount and

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Financing of the Year

When it comes to protection from the elements, your windows are as essential as your roof and walls. Safeguard your home against drafts and replace your windows and doors before winter.

November 1st–November 29th only!

$349

OFF

every window

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$949 + + every entry and OFF

patio door

It’s like getting FREE windows and doors for TWO YEARS!1 Replace your windows and doors this holiday season, and you’ll pay nothing until November 2021.1 It’s a gift to yourself that won’t put a dent in your wallet this time of year.

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Extra 3% Discount

when you pay for your whole project with cash or check1

Inferior vinyl windows can cost you more in the long run.

Choose a poor-quality vinyl window and you’ll be searching for another Black Friday window sale in a few years! Take advantage of this sale on our Fibrex® windows, and you’ll be set for decades!*

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$

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Payments Interest

FOR 2 YEARS1

We make the holiday season less stressful.

We handle the entire process— from selling to installation to the warranty—on our windows and doors, eliminating the middleman.

There are Call for your FREE Window and Door Diagnosis limited appointments available PhoenixWindowFix.com

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1 Renewal by Andersen of Arizona is an independently owned and operated affiliate operating in AZ. Offer not available in all areas. Discount applied by retailer representative at time of contract execution and applies to purchase of 3 or more windows and/or entry or patio doors. 3% cash discount for payment in full by cash or check applied at time of sale. Cannot be combined with other offers. To qualify for discount offer, initial contact for a free Window and Door Diagnosis must be made and documented between 11/1/19 and 11/29/19, with the appointment then occurring no more than 10 days after the initial contact. No payments and deferred interest for 24 months available to well qualified buyers on approved credit only. Not all customers may qualify. Higher rates apply for customer with lower credit ratings. Financing not valid with other offers or prior purchases. No Finance Charges will be assessed if promo balance is paid in full in 24 months. Renewal by Andersen retailers are independently owned and operated retailers, and are neither brokers nor lenders. Any finance terms advertised are estimates only, and all financing is provided by third-party lenders unaffiliated with Renewal by Andersen retailers, under terms and conditions arranged directly between the customer and such lender, all subject to credit requirements. Renewal by Andersen retailers do not assist with, counsel or negotiate financing, other than providing customers an introduction to lenders interested in financing. Southwest Windows & Doors LLC, d/b/a Renewal

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