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CONTENTS July 2017

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12 Gary’s Greeting 14 Saludos de Gary 16 Our Star 18 The A-List 20 Spotlight 22 Community Outreach 24 You Made Our Day 28 From the Editor

35 Relax in new San Diego digs, shop bold prints in Birmingham, and savor a summery (and spicy!) lemonade.

42 Talk career changes with film director Ava DuVernay, and stress less while wedding planning.

30 Feedback 68 Adventure In Cincinnati 106 Advertiser Directory 107 Fun! 111 The Southwest Guide 124 One Question

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The Good Food Issue

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Five Characteristics of Effective Leaders For as long as I can remember, I have studied and admired Leaders. In grade school, I began reading biographies of the presidents of the United States, and ever since, I have studied Leaders from all walks of life—from politics to the corporate world. I’ve also been blessed to have had wonderful Leaders and mentors during my career, especially our Founder and Chairman Emeritus, Herb Kelleher, and our President Emeritus, Colleen Barrett. Through these lifelong studies, I’ve seized on five characteristics critical to be a successful Leader. Leaders must care. Leadership is about people. Period. Great Leadership is about inspiring people,

serving people, caring for people, and caring about people. You have to show you care through daily actions. Years ago, we assembled a panel of Southwest Employees who had served our country in the Iraq War, and asked them to describe what great Leadership looked like to them. To a soldier, their heroes were the ones who cared about them—as human beings.

Leaders must communicate. Not communicating well is one of the great mistakes a Leader can make. When Leaders don’t communicate well, Employees don’t feel valued. For that reason, I can’t think of anything more important in Leadership than communication.

Good communication involves listening and genuinely respecting others’ opinions. Any time you work with a group, you should expect disagreement. You should embrace dissent. Teamwork isn’t about “going along.” It’s about hearing all views, admitting mistakes, and sharing risks and rewards jointly. Leaders must have character. To be a great Leader or Team Member, you must have character: honesty, integrity, respect for others, and selflessness. There’s an old saying that adversity doesn’t create character, it reveals it. Leaders must be competent. Effective Leaders know their stuff. You must be competent. Under-promise and over-prepare. I’ve found that technical aspects of a profession are the easier parts, and the human relationship side is the most challenging. Still, you must be competent and proficient to get anything done. Leaders must have courage. Finally, Leaders must have courage. It’s easier to be a follower and let someone else own a problem or make a decision. It’s much harder to stand up, speak up, and be accountable.

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la gente, cuidar a la gente y preocuparse por la gente. Hay que mostrarle a las personas que te importan a través de acciones diarias. Hace años, reunimos un panel de Empleados de Southwest que prestaron servicio a nuestro país durante la Guerra de Irak, y les pedimos que describieran lo que para ellos era un Gran Liderazgo. Para un soldado, sus héroes eran los que se preocupaban por ellos como seres humanos. Los Líderes deben comunicar. No comunicar bien es uno de los grandes errores que un Líder puede cometer. Cuando los Líderes no se comunican bien, los Empleados no se sienten valorados. Por eso, no puedo pensar en nada más importante en el Liderazgo que la comunicación. Una buena comunicación implica

escuchar y respetar genuinamente las opiniones de los demás. Siempre que se trabaja con un grupo, es de esperarse que existan desacuerdos. Hay que aceptar las discrepancias. El trabajo en equipo no se trata de “estar de acuerdo”. Se trata de escuchar todas las opiniones, admitir errores y compartir riesgos y recompensas en conjunto. Los Líderes deben tener carácter. Para ser un gran Líder o Miembro del Equipo, se debe tener carácter: honestidad, integridad, respeto por los demás y ser desinteresado. Hay un viejo dicho que dice que la adversidad no forja el carácter, sino que lo revela. Los Líderes deben ser competentes. Los Líderes eficaces saben lo que hacen. Un Líder debe ser competente. Nunca prometer de más y siempre estar muy bien preparado. He llegado a la conclusión de que los aspectos técnicos de una profesión son la parte más sencilla, y las relaciones humanas son la más difícil. Sin embargo, un Líder debe ser competente y apto para llevar a cabo cualquier cosa. Los Líderes deben ser valientes. Por último, los Líderes deben ser valientes. Es más fácil ser un seguidor y dejar que alguien más resuelva un problema o tome una decisión. Es mucho más difícil ponerse de pie, hablar y ser responsable.

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“I love talking to Customers and hosting them in my living room in the sky.” —LAURIE LISS, FLIGHT ATTENDANT

Whenever Customers meet Flight Attendant Laurie Liss, they experience true Southwest Hospitality. Along with anticipating Customers’ needs, Laurie gives handmade travel pillows to active military members and veterans. When she flies, she carries a dozen of them in her bag. In November, Laurie will be a part of Operation Freedom Bird, a trip bringing Vietnam veterans on a healing journey to Washington, D.C. Laurie also participates in local projects to make superhero capes for kids with medical conditions. Thank you, Laurie, for being an example of a true Servant’s Heart. —Lorraine Bailey, Communication & Outreach LIFE LESSONS “I’ve learned that you get back what you put in. Even small gestures can make a big difference in a Customer’s day.” ALL FOR ONE “Every day we have the chance to show Customers that Southwest is made up of individual Employees who care.”

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Month, National Hispanic Heritage Month, and National Disability Employment Awareness Month, to name a few. Our Diversity Council also advocates for all Employees with one unified voice. Loving people extends into every community that we serve. Last year, we partnered with Accenture and Southern Methodist University for our annual Inclusion & Innovation Summit. The event brought together leaders from academia, business, athletics, and the arts for important conversations and interactive sessions on building and maintaining more inclusive communities. Southwest is also proud to partner with Classy, an organization that helps nonprofit and social enterprises fundraise. Our partnership has helped hundreds of organizations attend The Collaborative + Classy Awards. The awards ceremony and conference recognizes organizations in the social sector for their good work, while helping others learn best practices, build relationships, and gain access to funders and media critical for operational success. Our Heart doesn’t just give back—it gives forward. We want to be part of communities that help each other, because distance and difference shouldn’t keep us from being neighbors. —Laura Nieto, Community Affairs & Grassroots

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Recently, I was waiting to board a connecting flight. I was in a wheelchair and had been rushed to the gate just in time for boarding. I asked Captain Mark Greising, who was standing behind me, if he knew the length of the flight. I wondered if I had time to get something to eat before takeoff because I had been on another lengthy flight and wanted to pick up a sandwich. Another passenger offered me one of his nutrition bars, which I declined. At that time, Capt. Greising asked

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I’d like to commend Oakland ramp agent Lajon Taylor, who saved my long-awaited vacation. I left my bag at the opposite end of the terminal from my connecting flight and discovered this only as I was entering the cabin. Lajon insisted on going back at a dead run (as I would have been dead after

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I need to let someone know about the amazing flight attendant, Ashley Clark, on my flight yesterday. Ashley’s friendly and witty demeanor over the intercom system helped put everyone

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“I’ll make a chocolate mole,” I told the host. Having recently tried the dish for the first time in a Mexican restaurant, I figured I could improvise on my vague impression. With practiced moves, I emptied a can of soup into the saucepan, followed it with a handful of ground beef, and sloshed in some milk. While the mixture heated on the stove, I crumbled a bowlful of Cocoa Puffs between my fingers. Once the beef had browned in the soup, I dumped the sugary cereal powder into the pot and stirred. A few dollops of hot sauce, and … Horrible. My tongue felt as if it had licked the floor of a deli. Still, the mole was a huge hit at the party. Friends still talk about it, though I’m not sure any of them actually tried it.

While I’ll clearly never make it on Food Network, I like to think of myself as something of a trendsetter. More than ever, food has become a bountiful playground for inventive minds, not just with what we’re cooking but with how we get the food, who prepares it, and how we avoid wasting it. Look at what this issue serves up on page 45: a project that reaps the bounty of backyard fruit trees. A luncheonette that turns leftover chicken parts into matzo ball soup. Combat soldiers taught to butcher local livestock. A restaurant that recruits the culinary wisdom of immigrants and refugees. Which goes to show that the human imagination is bigger than our stomachs.

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In “The Ghost of Capablanca” [June 2017], we said José Raúl Capablanca won the world championship every year from 1921 until 1927. He won the match in 1921, but the next championship wasn’t held until 1927. Capablanca lost that year. We regret this error.

They did all their homework Meagan worked in human resources. Brian worked as an oil and gas drilling consultant overseeing drilling locations in Texas. Between the two of them, neither of the Van Dycks had a résumé of expertise in the field of educational child care. Nor did they have entrepreneurial experience running an independently owned and operated business. But what they lacked in experience, they made up for with a zealous spirit and in doing all their homework to fulfill a growing need in their community. With highlighters and post-it notes in hand, Meagan read the 222-page Texas state child care standards… four times. “I’m a rule follower,” said Meagan. “So I wanted to know the state regulations in our industry so we could exceed expectations. Some might be surprised to know we’re self-taught, but if you judged a book by its cover, you’d think we know exactly what we’re doing, because we do. Because we did all our homework, we have confidence parents are looking for.”

The couple researched seven different franchise concepts over six months before deciding to open a school with Kiddie Academy. Kiddie Academy is a professional, award-winning and accredited child care company, and the franchisor also met a personal standard: the organization aligned with Meagan and Brian’s values, ethics and commitment to their community. The Van Dyck’s chose to build their community in a “small, big town” near Texas A&M University at the Kiddie Academy of College Station. Meagan and Brian were aware of the challenges of venturing into an unknown-for-them industry, but knew they would succeed with the support of Kiddie Academy, their experienced and knowledgeable franchisor. Brian says parents often tell them, “this is where y’all belong.” Learn about Kiddie Academy at www.FranchiseKA.com or by calling 410-777-5352.

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When it comes to career changes, the Oscar-nominated director says embrace the small steps.

Before I directed my first short film at 32, I worked in publicity and was on a lot of movie sets. That was a privilege a lot of directors don’t have—the opportunity to watch other directors direct—and I learned about different kinds of film and styles of directing. When I started to play with directing, I kept my day job until I could figure out if it was something I could support myself doing. The week after I won best director at Sundance with my fourth film, Middle of Nowhere, I quit publicity. Most people feel like you have to make a career change in one fell swoop, but my advice is to embrace the progression. If it’s something you’re creating or producing, there’s room for overlap.

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up. You don’t know what they are, but they pile up and take over your life. With Zola Registry, you receive a notification when someone gives you a gift, but you don’t receive it until you hit the “Send it to me now” button. More recently, we launched Zola Weddings—free, beautiful wedding websites couples can personalize, with a guest list manager and to-do checklist. Zola helps couples from the day they get engaged, through their planning process, through their first year of marriage. Everything is all in one place.

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The fine-dining restaurant cooking up second chances CALA

By Rebecca Flint Marx

on a recent afternoon at Cala, a contemporary Mexican restaurant in San Francisco, Candace Hightower takes reservations while cooks prep for dinner service. Two women at the restaurant’s lunchtime taco counter strip thorns from cactus leaves and fill cups with agua fresca. “Right around now,” Hightower says with a grin, “it starts bumping.” In many respects, Cala isn’t different from most other high-profile San Francisco restaurants: It serves sophisticated, beautifully executed food in a sophisticated, beautifully executed dining room. But unlike most San Francisco restaurants—or really, most restaurants anywhere—it recruits formerly incarcerated people to staff its dining room and kitchen. Nearly half of its 40-some employees have prison records. “We seek them out,” says Emma Rosenbush, Cala’s general manager. “I want them.” 46 southwest july 2017

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Gabriela Cámara (left), and her San Francisco restaurant Cala

Before she started working here, Hightower had never heard of a trout tostada, much less enjoyed one. She also never thought she’d apply for a job without getting judged for the felony DUI conviction on her record; when she’d tried in the past, things would get awkward. (“Oh, that position is no longer available,” she recalls.) But at Cala, there wasn’t any awkwardness; there was just opportunity. “And to have an opportunity without judgment,” Hightower says, “was pretty amazing.” Opened in 2015, Cala is the first U.S. restaurant from Gabriela Cámara, a legendary restaurateur in her native Mexico City. Back in Mexico, Cámara says, she has never hesitated to hire people with troubled pasts. “In restaurants, you always hire people who have issues,” she says. “Restaurants take everybody in.” So when Rosenbush, who had previously worked in Berkeley’s Prison Law Office, approached her about hiring people with conviction histories, Cámara was game. But her open-mindedness was born as much from pragmatism as compassion: Thanks to San Francisco’s labor shortage and high cost of living, finding loyal employees is tough. “We needed people who could give good service,” Cámara says. “It’s not just july 2017 southwest 47

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because I’m a good person. If you have staff who know how important they are, they’re more likely to do a better job.” To find employees, Rosenbush and Cámara reached out to San Francisco’s Adult Probation Department and the Delancey Street Foundation, a nonprofit that offers residential rehabilitation services and vocational training for substance abusers and ex-convicts. While some of their new staff had prior restaurant experience, one didn’t know the difference between sparkling and still water. Another didn’t know wine is made from grapes. There were other challenges, such as the addiction issues some employees faced, as well as their need for services to help them readjust to regular working life. “All of a sudden, we were that support,” Rosenbush says. “But we’re a restaurant, not a social service.” So she reached out to the rehabilitation community to build a better support network for Cala’s employees. She and Cámara also decided to make Cala a dry restaurant (meaning employees can only drink there as guests) and adopted a hard-line stance in dealing with problems. “It’s tough love,” says Hightower. “Like, ‘don’t come here thinking this is a handout.’ But it’s love, it’s all love.” As she spoke, the restaurant was suffused with light and the camaraderie of its employees. Watching them work, there was no way to know who had spent time in prison and who hadn’t. And that’s the point. “You come into Cala and you can’t tell who is who,” Cámara says. “You just have a bunch of lovely people wanting to take care of you.” 48 southwest july 2017

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The bar scene at Cala (top), and hostess Candace Hightower

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PORTLAND FRUIT TREE PROJECT

The plum-plucking group gleaning fruit trees to help feed the needy By Tove Danovich summertime in portland, Oregon, means that waves of homeowners are inundated with more fruit than their stomachs can handle. The city’s lush winters and warm summers lead to fruit-fat backyards: A small semi-dwarf apple tree can create up to 500 glossy apples during a season, while a full-sized apple tree can yield up to 800 pounds of fruit. That’s enough to make you never want to eat an apple pie or drink a glass of cider ever again. Meanwhile, because of its limited shelf life, fresh food is often hard to find at food pantries and expensive to buy in stores. So, since 2006, the Portland Fruit Tree Project has been rescuing fruit from homeowners whose backyard bounties have become too fruitful, as well as from farms with unpicked fruit to spare. Its aim is to reduce food waste and increase access to healthy, fresh food. From mid-June through mid-November, small groups of volunteers snatch ILLUSTRATION BY MELINDA JOSIE

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up everything from early plums to quince, persimmon, and kiwi near the end of the growing season. Harvest program manager Nicole Weinstock remembers helping to harvest 600 pounds of shiro plums, a yellow variety that clusters tightly to the branches. To see and harvest so much fruit “was a great joy, a great shock, and a great sticky mess in all equal parts,” Weinstock says. To participate, homeowners add themselves to a volunteer list, and their trees are vetted for access and health. Then they contact PFTP two weeks before their fruit ripens. Half of the fruit picked at each event is divided among the volunteers, and the remaining half is donated to local food pantries, food banks, and health clinics. Some of their events are familyfriendly, allowing kids to get up close to their food. PFTP also provides Spanish-language harvests to support the increasing number of Latino residents in Portland. In

2016, the PFTP hosted 117 harvest events, gleaning 63,000 pounds of fruit that would have likely gone to waste otherwise. Tshombé Brown, PFTP’s communications and office coordinator, started volunteering as a harvest coordinator in 2008 as a way to make friends in his new city—not surprising, considering that people frequently bond over food (as well as hard labor). A few years ago, Brown says, a woman met someone at an orchard party; the two eventually became good friends. Now they make sure to sign up for the same harvest every year, as a “friendiversary” celebration. The project is a reminder that not all the fruit in Oregon comes from orchards outside the city limits. Just knowing how many homeowners are hiding juicy blueberries, pears, and peaches in their backyard makes it that much more intriguing to explore the city, hunting for edible treasure. july 2017 southwest 49

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ROCK Y MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE OF MEAT

The butcher training Army Special Forces to stay healthy By Allyson Reedy

in february 2014, Jason Nauert, director of the Rocky Mountain Institute of Meat, a Colorado Springs butchery school, received an odd email from the U.S. Army. Sgt. 1st Class Myron Billingsley was in a bind; his Special Forces soldiers were getting sick off subpar foreign meat while stationed in remote parts of the world. Did Nauert—a butcher with zero military experience—have any ideas on how to help these soldiers? He did. A couple weeks later, the pair met for beers at a Colorado Springs brewpub. Nauert told Billingsley he could take the American Culinary Federation’s professional butchery course and adapt it to the needs of soldiers out in the elements—no walk-in coolers, no butcher knives, 50 southwest july 2017

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no luxuries. “I had to get creative about my approach and development of the course,” Nauert says. “Chefs are in a controlled environment, or as controlled as a kitchen can be. The soldiers are left to the elements of the outdoors.” That fall, Nauert started training Special Forces with a six-day, hands-on course. Soldiers learned to identify healthy animals, butcher them, store the meat, and cook as much of the animal as possible to maximize nutrition. Army Staff Sgt. Brandon Mayo took Nauert’s course in 2015. Mayo was attached to a Special Forces unit sent to remote locations in Africa. They

didn’t have a base with food supplies, and in order to feed themselves, they’d have to find a local market, buy whatever animal was available, and butcher it. “None of us had any real training in how to do that, and how to do it in a sanitary way so the guys don’t get sick,” Mayo says. Besides learning how to butcher cleanly and quickly to avoid spoilage, Mayo says one of the best things Nauert taught him was how to cook everything on the animal, using scraps for sausage or head cheese, a cold cut. “It’s better-tasting field food,” Mayo says. “I’m still not eating head cheese, though.” PHOTOGRAPH BY REBECCA STUMPF

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COMMUNIT Y OVENS

The Minnesota communities coming together to make (and break) bread

mitchell, south dakota, is home to a sprawling Corn Palace, adorned with murals made from grain. Houston has an oddball cottage constructed exclusively of beer cans. And in White Bear Lake, Minnesota, the United Methodist Church there has become widely known as “the bread church.” By Sarah Baird In this case, though, there are no baguette columns, and no one is walking on sourdough tiles. The church’s nickname came about through its work creating a network of community ovens across the state. Community ovens have been in use for centuries, not only as a vehicle for firing up baked goods but also as a way to bring people together to share stories and a common resource. Primarily wood burning and built outdoors, the ovens have seen a swell in popularity, fueled by the success of other pieces of the “sharing” movement—like tool lending libraries and seed banks. Equal parts ancient and novel, the ovens have popped up from Colorado to Vermont, with Minnesota serving as a (somewhat unlikely) national hub. “Our oven is a way that we can reach out to the community in a unique manner,” says Mike Faust, who helped construct the White Bear Lake community oven—and then nine subsequent ovens across the state. At its largest event, the oven churned out 180 pizzas, and then gave the slices away for free. “It attracted people and provided a comfortable way to get to know each other.” As for oven construction, Faust uses a full-on brick-and-mortar style, which means the ovens require several hours of preheating before loaves can go in. Others, like David Cargo, a community oven advocate and leader in the St. Paul Bread Club, uses a “stacked brick” model, which allows the vessel to heat up speedily. But there’s no technique rivalry to be found here. In true “Midwestern Nice” fashion, Cargo says all methods are good ones. “There’s room in this world for both the staple and the paper clip, you know?” And if you’re hoping to build an oven of your very own, Faust recommends determining how you’ll use it beforehand. White Bear Lake’s purview includes baking classes, a “breadstick communion” church service, and a charity-focused “baking with a purpose” day. (A large oven can hold up to a whopping 25 loaves at a time.) In Minneapolis’ Kingfield neighborhood, pizza nights have been a focus ever since volunteers constructed a public oven in 2015. The opportunities for creation—and connection—seem limitless. “Minnesotans like community ovens partially because of our culture,” says Cargo. “There’s a focus on community and mutual reliance much more so than self-reliance. We like to work together.”

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ROOSTER SOUP CO.

The awardwinning matzo balls that are eliminating food waste By Nell McShane Wulfhart

funded through kickstarter, fueled by leftover chicken, and staffed by volunteers, Rooster Soup Co. is a hybrid creature that just also happens to be one of the top tables in Philadelphia. It started with James Beard Award–winning chef Michael Solomonov’s Federal Donuts, which turns out doughnuts like strawberry-lavender and banana cream pie, but also addictive gourmet fried chicken. All that chicken, though, had a downside: Every week, they found themselves with more than 500 pounds of unused chicken parts. So, in January, Federal Donuts partnered with the nonprofit Broad Street Ministry and opened Rooster Soup Co., a retrochic luncheonette, to turn that chicken into soup. This isn’t your ordinary dinerstyle chicken noodle. We’re talking smoked matzo ball soup, made with schmaltz and fresh turmeric, that locals slurp down at the long

counter and banquette seating. (Plastic-covered menus are a knowing nod toward old-school authenticity.) The luncheonette serves lunch and dinner (plus breakfast on the weekends), with Solomonov’s signature touches seen in a Yemenite chicken pot pie and a BLT that subs in a potato latke for lettuce. But the soup, which Solomonov calls “the ultimate comfort food,” is the star of the show. One-hundred percent of the profits go to Broad Street Ministry, which provides social services and meals for Philadelphia’s most vulnerable citizens, in a neat—and waste-free—circle of food.

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MAKE IT MATZO BALL SOUP Makes six 12-ounce servings (with a snack for later) ¼ cup canola oil or chicken fat 1 quart diced yellow onion 2 cups diced celery 2 tablespoons chopped garlic 2 quarts chicken stock 1 teaspoon ground fenugreek 1 teaspoon freshly grated turmeric 2 teaspoons kosher salt In a medium pot, heat oil or chicken fat on medium-high heat. Add garlic and stir until some golden color appears. Add onions and celery, and stir until everything begins to soften. Add chicken stock and bring to a boil, and then turn down to a simmer. Let cook for 30 minutes until vegetables are soft and flavors begin to combine. Turn off heat and add fenugreek, turmeric, and salt.

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Ubuntu Street Café’s employees share their daily family meal.

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UBUNTU STREET CAFÉ

The refugees and immigrants feeding each other, and Seattle By Naomi Tomky

back at home in Ukraine, Iryna Mykhalchuk and her mother-in-law would make giant 10-liter batches of borscht each Sunday, cooking the ruby-red beet soup in a pot so big Mykhalchuk needed to climb onto a step stool to stir it. As the simmering beef stock perfumed the air, she’d stir in julienned beets—rather than grated, as they often are in the Russian version of the dish—potatoes, and green cabbage (another uniquely Ukrainian feature). The chunky soup brimmed with vegetables, bubbling in an enormous portion that would feed the entire house: her own three children, her husband’s twin brother and his family, her in-laws, even her grandparents-in-law. When they sat down to eat, she’d toast bread in a pan with oil, butter, and fresh garlic until crisp and fragrant, a piece for everyone as they sat down to Sunday supper. Now, when she cooks borscht for her family of five in Seattle, where she’s lived for a year and a half, she has trouble translating the recipe into smaller quantities. But when executive chef Lisa Nakamura, who once cooked in the venerated French Laundry kitchen and has run several of her own critically acclaimed restaurants, asked her to recreate it as a restaurant recipe for Ubuntu Street Café in Kent, Washington, Mykhalchuk was ready. She even paired it with little rolls she calls babushka. PHOTOGRAPH BY KYLE JOHNSON

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Ubuntu, which opened in March in the Seattle suburb, is the teaching kitchen for Project Feast, a nonprofit designed to “transform lives by providing pathways to sustainable employment in the food industry” by training refugees and immigrants in the kitchen. Originally, that came through a six-week, part-time kitchen classroom program. But student feedback indicated the need for a more intense program, and community feedback encouraged something more interactive. After a year of work, the result is Ubuntu, which brings a small number of apprentices into a fourmonth program. july 2017 southwest 55

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WHAT’S ON THE MENU AT UBUNTU STREET CAFÉ?

CHAI

Ubuntu founder Veena Prasad developed this spiced tea recipe by tapping into childhood memories in Bangalore, India. BORSCHT

A staple throughout Eastern Europe, this beet soup is served Ukrainian style, with julienned beets and green cabbage.

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A Middle Eastern staple, the lamb meatballs are an entry point for those unsure of some of the cafe’s more intrepid fare.

This famous baked Iraqi casserole layers fried eggplant with potato, and is served with a corianderspiked tomato sauce over rice.

The menu at Ubuntu, like a United Nations of culinary hits, marries the diverse background of the immigrants and refugees in the current and previous apprentice programs with the logistical realities of running a training cafe. A lentil stew from the small African nation of Eritrea shares space with a Burmese chicken curry, a world of flavors on a tiny—just three appetizers, four entrees, and two desserts—menu. Beyond ensuring that the menu accommodates dietary restrictions, founder and executive director Veena Prasad 56 southwest july 2017

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wanted to make sure the apprentices filled in gaps in their cooking knowledge. “Cake isn’t a thing in all cultures,” for example, so the menu includes Mexican-inspired tres leches cupcakes for them to learn on, Prasad says. Tuesdays at Ubuntu are for prepping. Mykhalchuk rolls out small lamb meatballs called kofta, while her fellow apprentice, Tenaye Adem, grates onions. Two metal tables are pushed together to form a counter, and chef Nakamura keeps a watchful eye on them. She’s making crepes, which will later be lunch for the team. Adem looks up from her onions and, with a nod and a look, points out a bowl of ginger that Mykhalchuk forgot to add to the meatballs. Mykhalchuk scrapes the portion of the pan already rolled out, adds the ginger, and massages the mixture together. The women spend their days helping each other, working as a team to decipher recipes or turn their own home cooking into a catering dish, puzzling over instructions with heads together or assisting in finding the right measuring spoon. Nakamura watches, occasionally guiding, but mostly letting them work on their own. “I tend to French-ify everything,” she says. Instead, she works with the women to walk the fine line between adapting the dish to restaurant cooking and Westernizing it. The cafe is housed in a centuryold train station, along with nonprofit offices, a martial arts studio, and a sushi restaurant. The hall ends in a small room where a few mismatched tables and chairs mingle, and a glass wall offers a view into the cafe kitchen. A chalkboard on the counter greets visitors in a half-dozen languages—a message echoed by the universal aroma of ILLUSTRATIONS BY MELINDA JOSIE

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Chef Lisa Nakamura oversees Ubuntu’s kitchen, while trainees Iryna Mykhalchuk (left) and Nadezhda Mayster prep for lunch.

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welcome: spiced stews simmering over a low flame. Adem takes a quick break from chopping onions to chat on the phone with one of her two daughters back in Ethiopia, to whom she speaks about once a week. Despite her enthusiasm for the training program, Adem acknowledges that her struggle with arthritis makes her unlikely to end up working in a restaurant. She walks with a slight limp, keeping one leg almost straight. The 48year-old grandmother is hardly suited for the arduous physical work of a restaurant kitchen. For 30 years, her husband worked as a truck driver in the U.S. and she stayed home in Ethiopia with her daughters. Most winters, when business was slow, he’d come home for a few months. Four years ago, with her daughters both married and soon to have children of their own, she joined her husband. But waiting this long has its downside: She no longer has any sway, legally, to bring her daughters to the U.S. Now, her husband’s health issues force him to work less at his job, which also supports their children and grandchildren and Adem’s mother in Ethiopia. She hopes to use her newly improved English and kitchen skills to find a job in elder care, as a cook or an aide, to help support her family. Mykhalchuk is also unsure about ending up in a restaurant kitchen. In Ukraine, she ran a school kitchen, cooking for 250 kids five days a week. She was somewhat ambivalent about leaving her home in western Ukraine, pulled here along with 17 other family members by her brotherin-law. “My son had a dream about America,” Mykhalchuk says, half-smiling. Her kids, ages 3, 8, PHOTOGRAPHY BY KYLE JOHNSON

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Ubuntu’s apprentices with Project Feast staff

and 10, love it here—they have video games they couldn’t afford in Ukraine, and plenty of nature nearby. She’s more hesitant, but admits that Seattle’s beauty has found a place in her heart, too. “Every day I see Mount Rainier.” Both women cite communicating as their biggest challenge, though by the 12th week of the

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Similarities and differences between food cultures come up often here. “I thought I knew how to make rice!” Adem says. program they both seem able to easily converse in English, complete with kitchen terms and jokes. Adem knew little English before coming to the U.S.; she wasn’t able to go to school long enough as a kid to learn any. Mykhalchuk, too, says she learned most of her English not only here in the U.S., but here in the kitchen. Her husband, a scientist, works with other Ukrainians and is still hesitant to go to the grocery store alone for fear of conversation. But not her, she shakes her head. “I have lots of friends I learn from. American friends, Ukrainian friends, others.” She smiles at Adem. The cafe opens at 11 a.m., but on a recent Wednesday, the first

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The same thing that inspired Prasad to start Project Feast guides her now: “Food is a good way to have a conversation.” the previous week, but she’s intent on following the recipe Nakamura provides. Similarities and differences between food among cultures comes up often here. “I thought I knew how to make rice!” Adem says, eyes widening as she shakes her head. The cafe seems to run smoothly at this point, with Mykhalchuk assembling the orders and Adem manning the register, combining

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RHINEGEIST BREWERY Visit the namesake brewery in the Overthe-Rhine Brewery District for craft beer and views from the rooftop deck.

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Cincinnati is a beer city. The first commercial brewery appeared in 1812 in what became the German neighborhood of Over-the-Rhine, and by the late 1800s, the area was known as the “Beer Capital of the World” for being one of the top beer producers and consumers. Today, the region’s beer scene is thriving again with 40-plus craft breweries. This September, the long-awaited Brewery Heritage Trail premieres. This urban walking trail is accessible any time through an app providing photos, history, and augmented reality experiences. Guided audio tours will also be available. brewingheritagetrail.org

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Findlay Market is the oldest continuously operated public market in Ohio, and is open year-round from Tuesday to Sunday. More than 40 vendors regularly gather to sell produce, meat, poultry, cheese, flowers, and more at the indoor market. A farmers market operates from April to November, and live entertainment, a biergarten, and other special events pop up throughout the season. findlaymarket.org

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Cincinnati looks forward, but also celebrates and memorializes the past. The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center overlooks the Ohio River. Moving and educational, the center relates the stories of freedom’s heroes and houses thought-provoking exhibits and artifacts concerning slavery from the days of the Underground Railroad to today. Located inside Union Terminal, a historic landmark with an iconic art-deco style, the Cincinnati Museum Center presents the Smithsonian traveling exhibition Star Wars™ and the Power of Costume through Oct. 1. cincymuseum.org

COMING TOGETHER Big companies and startups are intertwined here. Over-theRhine’s Union Hall is home to Cintrifuse, a partnership created to meet the tech needs of the Greater Cincinnati region; CincyTech, a seed-stage funder for digital and tech startups in health care, life sciences, and marketing companies; and The Brandery, a top-100 startup accelerator. This unique entrepreneurial ecosystem provides direct access between startups and local Fortune 500 companies.

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Stroll along the Ohio River in Smale Riverfront Park. Enjoy miles of walking and biking trails overlooking the water, as well as gardens, fountains, swings, and sculptures. This is the home of the Bengals and the Reds, and visitors can walk between Paul Brown Stadium and Great American Ball Park to see where the locals root, root, root for their home teams. No summer visit would be complete without experiencing a Reds game. Home to the countryâ€™s first professional baseball franchise, Cincinnati has a long and storied history with the sport, and the Reds are the pride of the city. Donâ€™t miss the post-game Friday night fireworks celebrations over the river. reds.com

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Cincinnati is an arts-loving city. The area robustly supports ArtsWave, the first and largest community campaign for the arts in the nation, so it’s no surprise that the city is home to an impressive and growing arts and culture scene. Step back in time at the historic Cincinnati Music Hall, experience a provocative work at Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati, or take in a performance by the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company at The Otto M. Budig Theater, kicking off its inaugural season in September. Built in 1878 and set to reopen Oct. 9, Cincinnati Music Hall is also undergoing a multimillion dollar renovation to preserve the home of the Cincinnati Opera (the second-oldest opera in the nation), the Cincinnati Ballet, and the renowned Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. cincyartsguide.com

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Art is everywhere in Cincinnati. Gorgeous murals by famous and local artists adorn building facades all over the city. Visual arts organization ArtWorks employs youth apprentices aged 14–21 to create incredible works celebrating Cincinnati’s colorful heritage and local icons.

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Refresh with the local wine list at Revive Coffee & Wine, which features pours from Northern California regions. If you’re feeling bubbly, try the Canella, an Italian sparkling rosé. Searching for suds? Take your pick from a list of locally sourced ales. Don’t forget to pair your liquids with the bacon-wrapped dates, or the brie and pear panini with arugula and fig jam. Early birds can start the day with the Nutty Awakening panini, made with peanut butter, Nutella, and banana.

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Craving classic diner grub? Carve out time for Red Hut Café, one of six locations on the West Coast. The breakfast and lunch menu are what you’d expect from a traditional diner, aside from a few wacky exceptions—think a burger capped with cheddar cheese, peanut butter, and Red Hut sauce. If peanut butter isn’t your jam, you can’t go wrong with the local favorite: a waffle sandwich served with one egg and two pieces of bacon or sausage.

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Travel Tips

Fly Like a Pro

Check out these reminders to enjoy a stress-free travel experience. SWEET SEATS

We’re continuing to add new, spacious seats across our fleet of 737s. Getting there just got more comfortable.

BEFORE YOU GET UP, REMEMBER ...

Although you can form lines at the back lavatory, you cannot form lines at the front lavatory or gather in the front galley.

On a Business Trip? TAKE YOUR PICK With Business Select®, you can be one of the first to board with priority boarding. Pick the seat you want and have room for your carryon bags. WORK PERKS Business Select® Passengers can bypass long lines by taking advantage of our Fly By® priority check-in and security lanes (where available).

SMOKE-FREE E-cigarettes are not allowed in the cabin.

Permitted Pueden usarse dentro del avión Small portable electronic devices (PEDs) such as tablets, e-readers, and smartphones weighing less than 2 pounds may be used in AIRPLANE mode at all times on domestic flights, unless a Crew Member indicates otherwise. A small PED may be held in hand, attached to a person, or placed in clothing or a seatback pocket. Devices and accessories may not block access to the aisle. Large PEDs such as laptops weighing 2 pounds or more must be stowed under the seat or in an overhead bin for taxi, takeoff, and landing. It is recommended that laptops be placed in a case when stowed under the seat. On international flights, all PEDs must be turned off during taxi, takeoff, and landing at airports outside the U.S. and its territories. Please use headphones for all audio and video. Siempre puedes usar dispositivos electrónicos portátiles y pequeños (PEDs) tales como tabletas, lectores electrónicos y teléfonos inteligentes que pesen menos de 2 libras en modo AVIÓN en

los vuelos domésticos, excepto si un Miembro de la Tripulación indica lo contrario. Puedes tener un PED pequeño en la mano, llevarlo encima, en la ropa o en un bolsillo en el respaldo del asiento. Los dispositivos y accesorios no pueden bloquear el acceso al pasillo. Los PEDs grandes como computadoras portátiles que pesen 2 libras o más deben de ser guardados debajo del asiento o en los compartimentos superiores mientras el avión avanza por la pista, durante el despegue y el aterrizaje. Se recomienda que las computadoras portátiles se guarden en un estuche debajo del asiento. En los vuelos internacionales, todos los PEDs deben permanecer apagados mientras el avión avanza por la pista, durante el despegue y el aterrizaje en aeropuertos fuera de los EE. UU. y sus territorios. Por favor usa auriculares para cualquier sonido o video.

Smartphones (in AIRPLANE mode) Teléfonos inteligentes (en modo AVIÓN) Tablets or E-readers (in AIRPLANE mode) Tabletas o lectores electrónicos (en modo AVIÓN) Laptop Computers Computadoras portátiles Audio Players Aparatos de audio DVD/CD Players Reproductores de DVD/CD

Digital Cameras Cámaras digitales GPS Receivers GPS Hand-Held Electronic Games Juegos electrónicos portátiles Satellite Radio Radio por satélite Video Camcorders Videocámaras Bluetooth Devices Dispositivos Bluetooth

Sometimes Permitted

Pueden usarse en ocasiones dentro del avión We understand you may want to document your travel on Southwest Airlines. Want to photograph and/or record Southwest Airlines Customers or Employees? Let them know first! The use of cameras and mobile devices is permitted onboard to capture personal events but can never interfere with the safety of a flight and should always respect others’ privacy. Entendemos que es posible que desees documentar tu viaje en Southwest Airlines. ¿Quieres fotografiar y / o grabar Clientes o Empleados de Southwest Airlines? ¡Hazles saber primero! El uso de cámaras y dispositivos móviles se permite a bordo para capturar eventos personales, pero nunca debe interferir con la seguridad de un vuelo y siempre debe respetar la privacidad de los demás.

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For your next trip, try EarlyBird Check-in® ($15 one way*). We’ll automatically check you in and reserve your boarding position 36 hours before your flight. That’s a full 12 hours earlier than our traditional 24-hour check-in.

SAY, “CHEESE!”

Please be respectful of Employees and Customers when capturing photos or videos onboard.

SNACK PACK

We serve complimentary snacks,** but feel free to bring your own food onboard— you just can’t bring your own alcohol.

* Price is subject to change. ** We serve peanuts. Visit Southwest.com® and click on “Special Assistance” at the bottom of the page for more information.

Always Permitted Pueden usarse en todo momento dentro del avión

Never Permitted Nunca pueden

Electronic nerve stimulators and other implanted medical devices are also permitted. Dispositivos de estimulación electrónica de los nervios y otros aparatos médicos

Devices capable of transmitting data, unless otherwise noted, are never permitted. Nunca son permitidos los dispositivos con capacidad para transmitir datos, excepto que se especifique lo contrario.

Two-Way Radios (WalkieTalkies) or Scanners Radios emisores/receptores (walkie-talkies)

PETS

anyone under the age of 21. We reserve the right to refuse the sale of alcoholic beverages to anyone. Se prohíbe que los Clientes consuman bebidas alcohólicas si no fueron compradas a bordo. No serviremos bebidas alcohólicas a las personas menores de 21 años de edad. Nos reservamos el derecho de negar la venta de bebidas alcohólicas a cualquier persona.

CREW INTERFERENCE

Federal law prohibits any Passenger from assaulting, threatening, or intimidating a Crew Member or interfering with a Crew Member’s duties. La ley federal prohíbe que los pasajeros ataquen, amenacen o intimiden a los Miembros de la Tripulación o que interfieran con los deberes de un Miembro de la Tripulación.

implantados también son permitidos.

Electronic Watches Relojes electrónicos

Pacemakers Marcapasos

Noise-Canceling Headphones Auriculares que aislan el ruido

Hearing Aids Aparatos para sordos Electric Shavers Rastrillo eléctrico DISABILITY ASSISTANCE

Southwest Airlines offers assistance to Customers with disabilities upon request. Southwest Airlines siempre ofrece asistencia para sus Clientes con discapacidades que así lo soliciten. ELECTRONIC DEVICES

Cellphones and pagers may be used at the gate and after landing. Los teléfonos y localizadores pueden ser usados en la puerta y después de aterrizar.

CARRYON BAGGAGE

Customers are limited to one (1) bag per person, plus one (1) additional personal item. El límite es de una (1) maleta por persona y un (1) artículo personal. LOST AN ITEM ONBOARD A FLIGHT?

Visit the Customer Service page on Southwest. com to report a lost item. Visita la página de Servicio al Cliente en Southwest.com para reportar un objeto perdido.

usarse dentro del avión

All pets must stay inside their carriers and under the seat for the duration of the flight. Todas las mascotas deben permanecer dentro de sus jaulas y debajo del asiento durante todo el vuelo. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES

Customers are prohibited from consuming alcoholic beverages not purchased onboard. Alcoholic beverages will not be served to

Electronic Cigarettes and Smoking Devices Cigarrillos electrónicos y dispositivos para fumar

Television or AM/FM Radio Receivers Televisión o radios de AM/FM Remote-Controlled Toys Juguetes de control remoto Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Smartphone PERSONAL DEVICES

Unapproved personal devices (e.g., Knee Defender, infant slings) may not be attached to any part of the aircraft. Dispositivos personales no aprobados (coo por ejemplo “defensores de rodillas” o mantas portabebés) no pueden sujetarse a ninguna parte de la aeronave.

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Inflight Entertainment

Getting Connected

Our entertainment portal is filled with exciting inflight options— from free live TV to exclusive content—for you to enjoy.

Our portal has a brand new look. Whether you want to catch your favorite TV show or need a restaurant recommendation, we’ve got you covered. HOW TO CONNECT: SOUTHWESTWIFI.COM*

Handheld Devices

Tap the Settings icon, and then choose the WiFi icon. Turn WiFi On with On/Off button.

Tap SouthwestWiFi in the list of WiFi networks and confirm connection. Open your internet browser.

Our entertainment portal should load automatically. If not, click the address bar and type in Southwestwifi.com.

Select your entertainment option and enjoy.

Laptops

Click the WiFi icon.

Select SouthwestWiFi from the list of WiFi networks by clicking on it and confirm connection. Open your internet browser.

Our entertainment portal should load automatically. If not, click the address bar and type in Southwestwifi.com.

Select your entertainment option and enjoy.

* WiFi available only on WiFi-equipped aircraft.

MORE INFORMATION:

• Content and services are offered on WiFi-enabled aircraft only. We cannot guarantee that connecting flights will be WiFi-enabled. • Service on flights to/from destinations outside the contiguous

U.S. may not currently be available for the entire flight. • Movies and select TV content require download of the free AirTime Player app. • Pricing information can be found on the Inflight

Entertainment Portal. • In order to provide top-notch web browsing capabilities to all Customers using WiFi, we limit access to the following online activities due to high bandwidth consumption: telephony

applications (VoIP), device/ system/software updates, and certain video/audio streaming subscription services, applications, and web sites.

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Beverages

THIS ONE’S ON US Business Select® Customers receive a free premium drink† on the day of travel.

Tequila and Orange Juice

SINCE 1873, SAUZA has made tequila using fresh blue weber

agave. On your flight, you’ll get a taste of Sauza Gold Tequila, which features hints of vanilla and notes of caramel for just the right amount of sweetness. Pair it with tangy orange juice and you’ll have the perfect drink to enjoy in the skies. COMPLIMENTARY BEVERAGES

• • • • • • • • • • • • •

Coca-Cola® Coke Zero™ Diet Coke® Sprite® Sprite Zero™ Dr Pepper® Diet Dr Pepper® Seagram’s® Ginger Ale Seagram’s® Tonic Water Seagram’s® Seltzer Water Mr & Mrs T® Bloody Mary Mix Mr & Mrs T® Margarita Mix Tomato Juice

• Minute Maid® Cranberry Apple Cocktail • Minute Maid® Orange Juice • Minute Maid® Apple Juice • Community® coffee* • Community® decaf instant coffee* • Community® tea • Hot Chocolate • Noncarbonated Purified Drinking Water

* Regular and hazelnut creamer available

LIQUOR $5

• • • • •

Dewar’s® Scotch Jack Daniel’s® Wild Turkey® Tanqueray® Gin Bacardi® Rum

BEER $5

• Bud Light® • Miller Lite® • Dos Equis® Special Lager • Leinenkugel’s® Summer Shandy® • Fat Tire®

• Baileys® Irish Cream • Finlandia® Vodka • Sauza® Gold Tequila WINE $5

• Carmenet Cabernet Sauvignon • St Roc Sparkling Wine • Whistling Thorn Chenin BlancChardonnay

† You must be 21 years or older to drink alcoholic beverages. According to the U.S. Surgeon General, women who are pregnant or who may become pregnant should not drink alcoholic beverages because of the risk of birth defects. Images of the alcoholic beverage product do not reflect how it is actually served. Customer will not receive a beverage with a cap. In accordance with FAA regulations, Customers are prohibited from consuming alcoholic beverages onboard that are not served by Southwest Airlines.

Valid Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards® drink coupons, as shown here, are printed with expiration dates and the Member’s (or issuing group’s) name. Business Select® drink coupons are valid for same-day use only. Valid Rapid Rewards and Business Select drink coupons will be accepted onboard for beer, wine, and liquor. Expires Dec 31, 2017

RECYCLING

We’re happy to take care of any recyclable items, including plastic bottles, coffee cups, newspapers, and food containers.

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Products and Services

Need a hand? Southwest can help you when ...

PHOTOGRAPHY BY MIKE THEISS/NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC CREATIVE (TURKS AND CAICOS)

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... YOU WANT TO BRING A PET. Bring

your furry friend along for the ride with Southwest’s Pet Fare ($95 each way). Remember, if you have a pet carrier, you can’t sit in an exit row seat. Southwest. com/pets

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Rapid Rewards

You like us— you really like us! Thanks to millions of the best Customers for helping us win four Freddie Awards. In April, the 29th annual Freddie Awards celebrated the best of the best in the travel loyalty industry—as voted by you, our Customers. You helped Rapid Rewards earn Program of the Year for the second straight year, and you voted us the Best Loyalty Credit Card, Best Airline Redemption Ability, and, for the fifth straight year, Best Customer Service. Thanks for helping us get here. We couldn’t have done it without you.

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• 2X points on Southwest® purchases and Rapid Rewards® partner purchases • 1X point on all other purchases • Bonus points on your Cardmember anniversary • Redeem your points for flights, hotel stays, rental cars, access to exclusive events, and more Visit Southwest.com/applytoday to learn more. Southwest Rapid Rewards Visa Credit Cards are issued by Chase Bank USA, N.A. Accounts subject to credit approval. Restrictions and limitations apply. Offer subject to change. See Southwest.com/applytoday for pricing and rewards details. All Rapid Rewards rules and regulations apply and can be found at Southwest.com/rrterms. Earn from 1,000 to 10,000 points per night for every hotel stay booked through Rocketmiles. Visit rocketmiles.com/southwest to book now.

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The Rapid Rewards® Credit Card

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How We Did It

In a world full of no, we’re a plane full of yes. Here are just some of the benefits of joining Rapid Rewards. Unlimited reward seats—if a seat is available, it’s yours No blackout dates, so you can fly any day of the year Points that don’t expire* * Points don’t expire as long as you have flight-earning or partner-earning activity at least once every 24 months.

Rental Cars

Speed up the earning with your next car rental. Earn 600 points per qualifying rental.† Visit Southwest.com/car-rentals to book now.

† Hotels and Rental Cars: Potential to earn additional

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Earn 3 points per $1 spent. Join Rapid Rewards Dining® for free today at rapidrewardsdining.com.

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Go International

Insider’s Los Cabos Southwest serves 15 international destinations,

including Los Cabos. You’ll find unique things to love in both Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo.

SWEEPSTAKES Enter for a chance to win round trip air travel for up to two people to Cabo San Lucas/Los Cabos (SJD). You’ll receive four-night accommodations at Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos; meals, beverages, and entertainment; and round trip airport and hotel transfers.* Visit southwestvacations.com/wincabo.

Boarding, Customs, and Immigration 1

This Space For Offical Use Only

2. Free of duty imports: passengers entering the country by sea or by air may import goods of duty, additional to their personal baggage, as long as they prove their value with an invoice or receipt and such amount does not exceed 300 US dollars or its equivalent in domestic or foreign currency or 75 US dollars when the entry is by land. Alcoholic beverages, shredded tobacco or automobile fuel cannot be imported as part of the duty free exemption.

Customs Declaration

FORM APPROVED OMB NO. 1651-0009

19 CFR 122.27, 148.12, 148.13, 148.110,148.111, 1498; 31 CFR 5316

During the vacation periods of Holy week, summer and winter, Mexican Nationals entering the country by land may import, under duty exemption, items of up to 300 US dollars or its equivalent in domestic or foreign currency provided that such people do not live along the border strip or border region. The starting and ending dates of such periods can be consulted directly with customs personnel or at www. aduanas.gob.mx.

Each arriving traveler or responsible family member must provide the following information (only ONE written declaration per family is required). The term “family” is defined as “members of a family residing in the same household who are related by blood, marriage, domestic relationship, or adoption.” 1 Family Name

First (Given) 2 Birth date

Middle Month

Day

Year

3 Number of Family members traveling with you 4 (a) U.S. Street Address (hotel name/destination

(b) City

6 Passport number 7 Country of Residence

trip prior to U.S. arrival

11 I am (We are) bringing

(a) fruits, vegetables, plants, seeds, food, insects: (b) meats, animals, animal/wildlife products: (c) disease agents, cell cultures, snails: (d) soil or have been on a farm/ranch/pasture: 12 I have (We have) been in close proximity of livestock:

Yes

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

No No No No No

Yes

(such as touching or handling)

13 I am (We are) carrying currency or monetary instruments

over $10,000 U.S. or foreign equivalent:

(see definition of monetary instruments on reverse)

14 I have (We have) commercial merchandise:

Yes

(articles for sale, samples used for soliciting orders, or goods that are not considered personal effects)

15 RESIDENTS—the total value of all goods, including commercial merchandise

I/we have purchased or acquired abroad, (including gifts for someone else, but not items mailed to the U.S.) and am/are bringing to the U.S. is: $ VISITORS—the total value of all articles that will remain in the U.S., including commercial merchandise is: $

Read the instructions on the back of this form. Space is provided to list all the items you must declare.

Signature

1 Last name(s) Nationality

Mexican laws establish among others the following penalties and sanctions related to the importation of goods into the country: • Omission to declare whether coming in or out of the Mexico´s customs amounts of cash, in domestic or foreign checks, payment orders or any other documents receivable in an aggregate amount exceeding the equivalent of 10,000 US dollars or its equivalent in domestic or foreign currency, which action will be punishable with a fine of 20 to 40% of the exceeding amount and the corresponding criminal penalties will be applied. • Introduction into or extraction of goods from Mexico, using deceitful methods to hide items, when their imports or exports is prohibited, restricted or because foreign trade duties must be paid, will be punishable with fines ranging, to 70 or 100%, of the commercial value of merchandise. • Omission of the total or partial payment of foreign trade duties. When failure consist of only a duty omission and the goods do not exceed 3,000 US dollars or its equivalent In domestic or foreign currency, the penalty will consist of up to 116% of the commercial value of the items. Once the duties have been paid, the Customs Authority will make the items available to the passenger. • If the corresponding documentation required by the Customs Law prove that the merchandise was properly submitted for proper customs procedures in order to enter the country, is not exhibited, a precautionary seizure of the non declared goods as well as the corresponding vehicle, in case the passengers entered the country by land, will proceed. • For non declared items which do not comply with regulations and restrictions other than duties, abandonment can be declared once the corresponding fine is paid.

Issue on 2013. Please look up for changes in this information when you are visiting us again at customs desk or at www.aduanas.gob.mx Date (month/day/year)

Welcome to Mexico

Name(s)

I HAVE READ THE IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON THE REVERSE SIDE OF THIS FORM AND HAVE MADE A TRUTHFUL DECLARATION.

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for passengers coming from abroad

Passengers may import items to their personal baggage without requiring the services of a customs agent by paying a global rate of 16%, provided that the total amount, excluding the duty free exemption, does not exceed 3,000 US dollars or its equivalent in domestic or foreign currency as long as an invoice, proof of payment or any other document that proves the commercial value of the items is provided.

INFRACTIONS AND SANCTIONS

9 Airline/Flight No. or Vessel Name 10 The primary purpose of this trip is business:

CBP Form 6059B (04/14)

sat.gob.mx

aduanas.gob.mx

Customs Declaration

Please read the instructions prior to filling this form: Every passenger or head of household must provide the following information.

PAYMENT OF DUTIES

• Duties can be paid using the form “Pago de contribuciones al comercio exterior” (Foreign trade tax payment). • The total value of computer equipment, added to the rest of the items above cannot exceed 4,000 US dollars or its equivalent in domestic or foreign currency. • Items subject to compliance, regulations other than payment of duties (permits, certificates, and notifications) cannot be imported. • In order to determine the tax basis, the duty free exemptions mentioned in number 2 could be deducted from the value of the items.

5 Passport issued by (country)

8 Countries visited on this

Date of birth

Day

Month

Year

Passport number

VISITORS T Number of days you will stay in Mexico RESIDENTS OF MEXICO Number of days you stayed abroad

Number of family members traveling with you Number of luggage pieces (bags and packages) you bring with you Missing luggage or luggage to be imported by cargo (pieces) (See Notification 1 of this form)

4 MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION Mark with an X the means of transportation Maritime Vessel No.

Ground Transport No.

Air Flight No.

5 Carrying money in cash, receivables or a combination of both is legal; however, not declaring the total amount when more than the equivalent of 10,000 US dollars is carried may be subject to administrative or criminal penalties. Are you carrying amounts in cash, documents receivable (checks, promissory notes, payment orders, etc.) or a combination of them, the combined total of which exceeds 10,000 US dollars or their equivalent in national or foreign currency?

No If you have answered Yes, please declare the total amount in US dollars

Yes

If you answer Yes, you must also fill out the “Declaración de internación o extracción de cantidades en efectivo y/o documento por cobrar” (Customs Declaration for the import/export of cash, receivables or equivalent documents), which you can request from the customs personnel in charge at the entry ports to Mexico or download it from the Customs Internet Site: www.aduanas.gob.mx

U.S. CUSTOMS DECLARATION FORM†

Who must complete this form: • All Passengers (or one Passenger per family with the same address) bound for the U.S. How to complete this form: • Complete before arrival in the U.S. • Write in English, in capital letters. • Be sure to include the street name and number, city, and

state of your address in the U.S. • If you are transiting through the U.S., you may write TRANSIT and your final destination country. • Lines 5 and 6 may be left blank if not using a passport. • On Line 9, enter WN for Southwest, followed by your specific flight number. • Please read both sides of the declaration. • Sign at the “X.”

PHOTOGRAPHY BY BRENT DURAND/TANDEMSTOCK.COM (ARCH OF CABO SAN LUCAS), COURTESY OF HYATT, FLORA FARMS, AND QUIVIRA GOLF CLUB

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ARCH OF CABO SAN LUCAS Hit

the water near El Arco. The rock formation is the perfect backdrop for kayaking, paddle boarding, or snorkeling.

FLORA FARMS For a delicious meal and a romantic evening out, visit this organic farm, which serves only what it grows. Set on 10 acres, it also offers classes and a farmers market. Don’t skip the family-style brunch on Sundays.

QUIVIRA GOLF CLUB Breathtaking views of the Pacific will greet you at each hole on this Jack Nicklaus–designed course. Book a “Stay & Play” package for the ultimate golf getaway.

* NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. A PURCHASE WILL NOT INCREASE YOUR CHANCES OF WINNING. Void where prohibited. Open to legal residents of 48 contiguous United States and the District of Columbia age 21 or older at the time of entry. Limit one entry per person. All fields must be completed. Approximate retail value of prize: $4,100. For complete details and Official Rules visit southwestvacations.com. By submitting this entry, you agree to the Official Rules. By entering, information collected will be used in accordance with Sponsor’s Privacy Policy at southwestvacations.com. Sponsor: The Mark Travel Corporation/Southwest Vacations, 8969 N. Port Washington Road, Milwaukee, WI 53217. Enter by July 31, 2017 11:59 CST. Government-imposed per passenger travel taxes of up to $150 per person are not included and are payable by each of winner and guest prior to travel.

MEXICAN CUSTOMS DECLARATION FORM

Who must complete this form: • All Passengers (or one Passenger per family with the same address) on flights bound for Mexico. How to complete this form: • Complete sections 1–6. • Once completed, sign and date the form.

MEXICAN IMMIGRATION FORM

Who must complete this form: • All Passengers (including children) who are not citizens of Mexico, on flights bound for Mexico. How to complete this form: • Complete sections 1–14 on the top portion of the form and sections 1–10 on the bottom portion of the form. • Once completed, sign and date the top portion of the form.

• Sections on the form titled “USO OFICIAL” are for use by Mexican Immigration officials and should not be filled out by Passengers. What to do with this form: • The form will be separated as Passengers proceed through Mexican Customs. • Make sure to retain the bottom portion of the form, which serves as your visa while in Mexico. It must be surrendered

at time of check-in for your return flight. Passengers unable to present this form at time of departure will be fined by Mexican Immigration. † Go to cbp.gov to download, fill out, and print this form before your next international flight.

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Route Map

Your Destination Awaits

Planning your next getaway? Choose from more than 100 destinations— including our international cities. It’s a snap at Southwest.com. PACIFIC TIME MOUNTAIN TIME

SEATTLE/TACOMA

CENTRAL TIME

SPOKANE

PORTLAND

BOISE

MINNEAPOLIS/ ST. PAUL

GRAND RAPIDS MILWAUKEE

RENO/TAHOE

DES MOINES

SALT LAKE CITY

SACRAMENTO OAKLAND SAN FRANCISCO (SFO) SAN JOSE

CHICAGO (MIDWAY)

OMAHA INDIANAPOLIS DENVER KANSAS CITY

ST. LOUIS

LOUISVILLE

LAS VEGAS WICHITA BURBANK LOS ANGELES (LAX) LONG BEACH

YOU’RE ON YOUR WAY You can get to a number of other cities via Southwest destinations. Travel to Santa Fe via Albuquerque, Palm Springs via Ontario/ LA, Galveston via Houston (Hobby), and more. Service between some cities/airports is not offered. * Service to Turks and Caicos begins Nov. 5, pending government approvals.

ONTARIO/LA

ALBUQUERQUE

ORANGE COUNTY

NASHVILLE TULSA

AMARILLO

SAN DIEGO

OKLAHOMA CITY PHOENIX

LITTLE ROCK

LUBBOCK

TUCSON

MEMPHIS

BIRMINGHAM DALLAS (LOVE FIELD)

EL PASO

MIDLAND/ODESSA PENSACOLA AUSTIN HOUSTON (HOBBY)

PANAMA CIT

NEW ORLEANS

SAN ANTONIO CORPUS CHRISTI

FT. MYERS/N

HARLINGEN/SOUTH PADRE ISLAND

CABO SAN LUCAS/LOS CABOS

CANCU CANC UN PUERTO VALLARTA

TAMPA

Take advantage of everything this sunny city has to offer, from beautiful beaches to attractions like the Museum of Science & Industry.

MEXICO CITY BELIZE CITY

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We’ve got your back.

CHICAGO

Enjoy fare from local favorites at Revival Food Hall, a 24,000-squarefoot marketplace.

EASTERN TIME ATLANTIC TIME PORTLAND MANCHESTER ROCHESTER FLINT DETROIT

ALBANY

BUFFALO/ NIAGARA FALLS

LONG ISLAND/ISLIP NEW YORK (LAGUARDIA) NEW YORK (NEWARK)

CLEVELAND

PHILADELPHIA

PITTSBURGH

BALTIMORE/WASHINGTON (BWI)

COLUMBUS CINCINNATI

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BOSTON LOGAN PROVIDENCE HARTFORD/SPRINGFIELD

RICHMOND

WASHINGTON, D.C. (DULLES) WASHINGTON, D.C. (REAGAN NATIONAL) NORFOLK/VIRGINIA BEACH

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