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We invite you to discover our shampoo available in our online store.

In addition to the top quality cocktails and drinks🍹🍸 and the unique atmosphere that exists in ChiZme BAR, you can also find a great collection of art that combines Oaxacan Folklore with modern and daring pieces that will surely surprise you in each of its spaces 🤭🤫 Come, enjoy a delicious afternoon and let yourself be surprised !!!

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Además de los cocteles y bebidas de primera calidad y el ambiente único que se vive en ChiZme BAR, también puedes encontrar una gran colección de arte que combina el Folklore Oaxaqueño con piezas modernas y atrevidas que seguramente te sorprenderán en cada uno de sus espacios ¡Ven, disfruta de una tarde deliciosa y déjate sorprender!!!

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I’m waiting until 2022 to plan my next big trip — and not just because of COVID-19 The pent-up return to travel demand has caused over-tourism in many popular destinations.

 

I’m waiting until 2022 to plan my next big trip — and not just because of COVID-19 The pent-up return to travel demand has caused over-tourism in many popular destinations.

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The Canadian border has been closed for American tourists since March 2020. But after nearly 17 months, it will reopen again next week. Here’s what you need to know about traveling to Canada:

 

The Canadian border has been closed for American tourists since March 2020. But after nearly 17 months, it will reopen again next week. Here’s what you need to know about traveling to Canada:  Who can go Starting August 9, American tourists who have been fully vaccinated for at least 14 days will be welcome in Canada without quarantine. (Fully vaccinated travelers from other countries will be permitted beginning September 7.) A negative test won’t be required, though randomly selected travelers may be asked to take a test upon arrival. Children under 12 years of age are exempted from the vaccination requirement. Whole family can go!  How to get there Before arriving, visitors to Canada must upload their proof of vaccination—your CDC card works fine!—and their travel information using the ArriveCAN app (web or mobile). If you’re flying, you have to arrive in one of these 9 airports: Toronto (YYZ), Vancouver (YVR), Montréal (YUL), Calgary (YYC), Winnipeg (YWG), Halifax (YHZ), Québec (YQB), Ottawa (YOW), or Edmonton (YEG). Though cheap flights to Canada had been relatively sparse, many airlines are adding flights in anticipation of increased tourism interest now that Americans are welcome back. Expect a wave of cheap flights over the upcoming weeks and months, and when they pop up, we’re gonna find them. Remember that, as with all international flights, you’ll need a negative test taken within 3 days of your return flight to the US. This applies to all air travelers, including vaccinated Americans. The one exception? If you drive to Canada.  Road trip loophole On January 26, 2021, the US began requiring all travelers to show a negative Covid test within 3 days of their flight. But the CDC order explicitly exempted drivers from this requirement.   I love flights but road trips are fun too, especially in the summer/fall. If you’re eager to visit Canada but worried about the logistics of getting a Covid test before your return, driving is a workaround.  Passport delays Remember that for Canadian travel you’ll need a passport—and passport processing times right now are pushing five months or longer. (Yikes!) What you need to know and tips on speeding things up here.

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WAIT, WHAT?! Utah Officials See People Dangerously Hammocking In Power Lines

Utah Officials See People Dangerously Hammocking In Power Lines

By Ginny Reese

August 2, 2021

Photo: Weber County Sheriff's Office

Hammocks are supposed to be used to relax, right? Well, some Utah residents are using them for a thrill.

Utah officials are now publicly warning people to stay off of power lines after seeing an increase in the number of people hanging hammocks in them, reported ABC 4.

The sheriff's office posted the warning on Facebook after seeing people hanging from the power lines between North Ogden and Pleasant View. Weber County Sheriff's Office wrote:

"EXTREME HIGH VOLTAGE

Over the past few years we have noticed an increase in people hammocking from the power lines on the bench of North Ogden and Pleasant View. As you can see in the picture below the hammockers are climbing up the tower and sometimes between power lines. These lines carry 75,000 kilovolts and that power can jump from the lines. This activity is extremely risky. Rocky Mountain Power and the Sheriff's Office will be conducting extra patrols of the area and anyone caught on the towers will be cited for trespassing. We would really hate to see someone injured from either a fall or electrocution. Parents, please pass this along to your children."