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Harold Chapman     Allen Ginsberg in the Beat Hotel, Rue Git-Le Coeur Paris,    1956 

I

In the depths of the Greyhound Terminal sitting dumbly on a baggage truck looking at the sky waiting for the Los Angeles Express to depart worrying about eternity over the Post Office roof in the night-time red downtown heaven staring through my eyeglasses I realized shuddering these thoughts were not eternity, nor the poverty of our lives, irritable baggage clerks, nor the millions of weeping relatives surrounding the buses waving goodbye, nor other millions of the poor rushing around from city to city to see their loved ones, nor an indian dead with fright talking to a huge cop by the Coke machine, nor this trembling old lady with a cane taking the last trip of her life, nor the red-capped cynical porter collecting his quar- ters and smiling over the smashed baggage, nor me looking around at the horrible dream, nor mustached negro Operating Clerk named Spade, dealing out with his marvelous long hand the fate of thousands of express packages, nor fairy Sam in the basement limping from leaden trunk to trunk, nor Joe at the counter with his nervous breakdown smiling cowardly at the customers, nor the grayish-green whale's stomach interior loft where we keep the baggage in hideous racks, hundreds of suitcases full of tragedy rocking back and forth waiting to be opened, nor the baggage that's lost, nor damaged handles, nameplates vanished, busted wires & broken ropes, whole trunks exploding on the concrete floor, nor seabags emptied into the night in the final warehouse.

II

Yet Spade reminded me of Angel, unloading a bus, dressed in blue overalls black face official Angel's work- man cap, pushing with his belly a huge tin horse piled high with black baggage, looking up as he passed the yellow light bulb of the loft and holding high on his arm an iron shepherd's crook.

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It was the racks, I realized, sitting myself on top of them now as is my wont at lunchtime to rest my tired foot, it was the racks, great wooden shelves and stanchions posts and beams assembled floor to roof jumbled with baggage, --the Japanese white metal postwar trunk gaudily flowered & headed for Fort Bragg, one Mexican green paper package in purple rope adorned with names for Nogales, hundreds of radiators all at once for Eureka, crates of Hawaiian underwear, rolls of posters scattered over the Peninsula, nuts to Sacramento, one human eye for Napa, an aluminum box of human blood for Stockton and a little red package of teeth for Calistoga- it was the racks and these on the racks I saw naked in electric light the night before I quit, the racks were created to hang our possessions, to keep us together, a temporary shift in space, God's only way of building the rickety structure of Time, to hold the bags to send on the roads, to carry our luggage from place to place looking for a bus to ride us back home to Eternity where the heart was left and farewell tears began.

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A swarm of baggage sitting by the counter as the trans- continental bus pulls in. The clock registering 12:15 A.M., May 9, 1956, the second hand moving forward, red. Getting ready to load my last bus.-Farewell, Walnut Creek Richmond Vallejo Portland Pacific Highway Fleet-footed Quicksilver, God of transience. One last package sits lone at midnight sticking up out of the Coast rack high as the dusty fluorescent light.

The wage they pay us is too low to live on. Tragedy reduced to numbers. This for the poor shepherds. I am a communist. Farewell ye Greyhound where I suffered so much, hurt my knee and scraped my hand and built my pectoral muscles big as a vagina.

-- Allen Ginsberg, “In The Baggage Room At Greyhound” 1956

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Top 5:Los mejores chefs mexicanos

Top 1: Daniela Soto-Innes.

Este año fue nombrada como la mejor mujer chef del mundo.Ella está a cargo de la cocina de Cosme, un restaurante ubicado en la ciudad de Nueva York, que fundó con el exitoso chef mexicano Enrique Olvera, quien además de ser su mentor, es su socio en varios proyectos.  

Ella se encuentra en el número 23  de la lista The World’s 50 Best Restaurants  de la lista The World’s 50 Best Restaurants.

Top 2:Enrique Olvera.

Es uno de los chefs contemporáneos más reconocidos a nivel mundial por difundir la cocina mexicana. Su proyecto más famoso es el restaurante Pujol ubicado en Ciudad de México, el cual ocupa el lugar 12 en la lista de los 50 mejores y fue reconocido como el mejor restaurante de Norteamérica. 

Otros de sus restaurantes son: Eno (CDMX), Criollo (Oaxaca), Atla y Cosme (Nueva York) y próximamente abrirá dos más en Los Ángeles, California. 

Top 3: Jorge Vallejo.

Con una amplia trayectoria culinaria, Jorge Vallejo es uno de los más reconocidos chefs de nuestro país. Ha liderado las cocinas de la línea de cruceros Princess y fue chef corporativo de Grupo Habita, en las cocinas de los hoteles Condesa DF, Habita, y Distrito Capital. En 2012 inauguró, junto con su esposa y socia Alejandra Flores, el restaurante Quintonil, en Polanco, el cual se ubica en el lugar 24 de la lista. 

Nota: Su cocina es mexicana moderna

Top 4:Édgar Núñez.

Édgar es pionero en los temas de sustentabilidad, y fundó su propio estilo culinario al que denominó Cocina vegetal mexicana. El chef ha estado al frente de varios proyectos gastronómicos. Inició su carrera con el reconocido chef Olivier Lombard, quien lo acercó a la Academia Culinaria de Francia. Es miembro fundador de la Asociación Mexicana de Food Trucks y es propietario del restaurante Sud 777 (CdMx), que este año entró a este prestigioso ranking en el lugar 58.

Top 5:Francisco Ruano.

Originario Guadalajara, ha cocinado para restaurantes como Mugaritz, en España y El Noma, en Dinamarca. Fue nominado por los Gourmet Award dos años consecutivos, dentro de las categorías: best of the best, arte al plato y mejor experiencia dulce. Hoy está al frente de la cocina del restaurante Alcalde, en Guadalajara, que ocupa el lugar 109 del listado. Alcalde tiene una cocina con sabores tradicionales mexicanos hecha con productos locales. 

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Howard Johnson Inn & Suites of Vallejo, California is among the top hotels in Vallejo and they provide exquisite rooms and banquet halls at highly reasonable rates for travellers and parties.

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One & Only Mandarina named Hotel of the Year at AHEAD Americas 2021

Dezeen promotion: The prestigious Hotel of The Year title at AHEAD Americas 2021 has been awarded to One & Only Mandarina, a luxury resort in Mexico that straddles a sandy beach and dense jungle.

This year's edition of the AHEAD Americas awards celebrates exceptional hospitality projects that have launched, opened, or reopened across the continent between November 2019 and February 2021.

Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the winners were announced via a virtual ceremony that took place on 12 November on AHEAD's website.

Dense jungle serves as the backdrop to Mexico's One & Only Mandarina hotel

One & Only Mandarina was the most triumphant project, winning the Resort Hotel and Landscaping and Outdoor Spaces categories, as well as the much-sought-after Hotel of the Year award.

Hidden amongst the densely forested cliffsides of Mexico's Sierra del Vallejo mountain range, the hotel is made up of a series of lavish villas and treehouse-style suites that look out onto the golden sands of the Riviera Nayarit coastline.

The spa at Paradero Todos Santos hotel focuses on ancient Mexican healing treatments

Each of its rooms is decked out with locally-sourced natural materials and comes with a secluded terrace that's surrounded by lush greenery.

AHEAD judges were blown away by its location, and commented that arriving at the hotel "feels like you've been transported to another place where you can be rejuvenated".

Círculo Mexicano was praised for its minimal Shaker-style rooms

Mexico is home to other winning projects such as the Paradero Todos Santos hotel, which came in first place in the Spa and Wellness category for its offering of ancient Mexican healing treatments and water-based therapies.

The Guestrooms and Visual Identity awards were also given to Círculo Mexicano, whose 25 minimalist rooms were praised by the judging panel for showing "elegance and simplicity" whilst still being warm and inviting.

The Maker Hotel in Hudson, New York won the Lobby and Public Spaces award for its "beautifully curated" array of artworks and ornaments made by local craftspeople.

Camp Sarika by Amangiri in the Utah desert offers a luxury outdoorsy experience

Other winners include Camp Sarika by Amangiri, which scooped the Lodges, Cabins and Tented Camps award.

Situated amid the craggy, rust-coloured cliffs of the Utah desert, the site has 10 guest pavilions – each with their own pool – which AHEAD judges described as providing "pure camp luxury".

Lyle hotel is set within an art deco building that was formerly apartments

Coming top of the Hotel Conversion category was Lyle, which occupies an art deco apartment block in Washington DC, while the Hotel New Build award went to The GoodTime Hotel in Miami, which came out of a collaboration between esteemed musician Pharrell Williams and entrepreneur David Grutman.

To see the full list of winners from AHEAD Americas 2021 and learn more about the awards scheme, visit the AHEAD website.

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Pytloun Wellness Hotel Harrachov, Czech Republic (Europe). Visit Pytloun Wellness Hotel Harrachov Hotel. Welcome to Pytloun Wellness Hotel Harrachov, Czech Republic (Europe). Visit Pytloun Wellness Hotel Harrachov. Subscribe in http://goo.gl/VQ4MLN The general services available will be: wifi available in all areas. cycling, darts, table tennis, ski storage, skiing, billiards, hiking and ski-to-door access. In the bar section we can enjoy: packed lunches, restaurant, wine/champagne, breakfast options, kid meals, bottle of water, breakfast in the room, bar, fruits, room service and chocolate or cookies. For your rest the establishment has full body massage, couples massage, massage chair, back massage, spa facilities, sauna, spa lounge/relaxation area, spa and wellness centre, massage, head massage, steam room, fitness/spa locker rooms, foot massage, spa/wellness packages, hand massage and neck massage. With regard to the transfer we have secured parking. For the reception we will be able to find private check-in/check-out, ticket service, tour desk, luggage storage, safety deposit box, currency exchange and lockers. Within the related areas we will be able to enjoy games room, terrace, picnic area, outdoor furniture, shared lounge/tv area, garden and sun terrace. For family leisure we will have kids' club, indoor play area, kids' outdoor play equipment, board games/puzzles, books, dvds, music for children and children's playground. The cleaning of facilities include daily maid service, laundry and shoeshine. If you travel for business reasons in the accommodation you have meeting/banquet facilities and business centre and fax/photocopying. gift shop. We could highlight other possibilities as heating, soundproof rooms, pet bowls, designated smoking area, non-smoking rooms, bridal suite, non-smoking throughout, lift, family rooms and air conditioning [https://youtu.be/3ytxxDM8G5Y] Book now cheaper in https://ift.tt/2K2idId You can find more info in https://ift.tt/2LxOZqx We hope you have a pleasant stay in Pytloun Wellness Hotel Harrachov Other hotels in Harrachov Resident Resort Harrachov - Wellness & Grotta Spa https://youtu.be/GRWgSQLVTm4 Other hotels in this channel Mercure Camboriu https://youtu.be/rHLoL5gAcL4 Hotel Rural Cas Pla https://youtu.be/r1J1oJFvjnY Casa Canarina https://youtu.be/iDNIZzVaETY Crowne Plaza Kochi https://youtu.be/BEc-8bH4NJA Gallia Palace Hotel - Relais & Châteaux https://youtu.be/iz-k4V9UUtY The Mandala Hotel https://youtu.be/w2FSMA6IGCs Hyatt Centric Times Square New York https://youtu.be/kQ3sRiT_XQY Dal Moro Gallery Hotel https://youtu.be/xWkEuGW7ZTQ Paris Marriott Opera Ambassador Hotel https://youtu.be/nqxqqlVJXaU Fairmont Heliopolis Cairo https://youtu.be/hvcqLO1IOE0 Hotel Noguera https://youtu.be/8-_kM0baCG4 Phuket Marriott Resort & Spa, Merlin Beach https://youtu.be/2Ibyp0t72gI Hôtel Derby Eiffel https://youtu.be/Y2JuNrJu5QQ Courtyard by Marriott Mexico City Vallejo https://youtu.be/5zkdIGt0Xlw Dunas Don Gregory https://youtu.be/DJbZaai9eaA In Harrachov we recommended to visit In the Czech Republic you can visit some of the most recommended places such as Parque nacional Krkonoše, Mumlava Falls, Sports area Harrachov, Ski Resort Rokytnice, Rokytnice nad Jizerou - Studenov, The mining museum, Museum of Glass, Hutský Falls and Expozice Šindelka. We also recommend that you do not miss Ski muzeum, Muzeum ozubnicové dráhy, Ruebezahl's Breakfast, Museum of socialist vehicles, Infozentrum Tannwald, Ann valley, We hope you have a pleasant stay in Pytloun Wellness Hotel Harrachov and we hope you enjoy our top 10 of the best hotels in Czech Republic based in Pytloun Wellness Hotel Harrachov Tripadvisor Reviews. All images used in this video are or have been provided by Booking. If you are the owner and do not want this video to appear, simply contact us. You can find us at https://ift.tt/2iPJ6Xr by World Hotel Video

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Long before luxury vinyl flooring appeared on the market and gained popularity, carpeting was considered to be the go-to flooring solution. Today, however, luxury vinyl flooring is surpassing the demand for carpet, and there are many reasons why.

While each flooring option offers its own set of obvious benefits, the comparison between vinyl vs. carpet is surprisingly closer than you might think. Both are available in different formats. For carpet, there are broadloom and carpet tiles and for vinyl, there are tile, plank and resilient sheets. Both have a lot of design versatility. And both are capable of helping you achieve a comfortable aesthetic when applied to almost any interior environment. However, there are certain aspects that set each flooring solution apart from one another. The following will help you decide which flooring solution is best for you and your space.

Look & Style

Both carpet and luxury vinyl allows for unlimited design versatility. Whether you like patterns or favor abstracts, both flooring solutions can help you achieve your desired style. With carpets, you either have lots of color choices, but fewer patterns to choose from, or more pattern options, but fewer color choices due to the dying and tufting technology. On the other hand, the 3D printing technology used in luxury vinyl can easily replicate the natural look of wood or stone thus allowing for virtually unlimited design choices without having to sacrifice color or patterns.

For those that love the feel and look of a woven texture, the use of area rugs on top of luxury vinyl allows for the ease of cleaning and the ability to add textured elements for greater visual effects.

Cleanability & Durability

When it comes to dirt, carpets work more like a filter, allowing dirt and dust to be vacuumed up. However, spills on carpets not only attract more dirt to the area but depending on the dye method used, stains can easily set in. Specifically, with broadloom carpets, moisture can pass through which causes mold to grow below the surface.

Carpet is prone to crushing and matting over time, not to mention the increased visibility of dirt and wear in high-traffic areas. Carpet manufacturers are doing their best to mitigate this problem by creating products like carpet tiles which come with a backing system to allow an end-user to pull up the afflicted areas and either clean or replace them.

Luxury vinyl does not absorb spills as it is a non-porous material that keeps moisture and other harmful substances (or bacteria) from penetrating through like they would in carpet, or other flooring surfaces like concrete or the grout of ceramics. Also, luxury vinyl flooring has a wear layer with a polyurethane topcoat. This layer provides luxury vinyl with a natural resistance to moisture, staining, and scratching. Its overall ease of maintenance from spills to disinfecting is unsurpassed, especially when following a typical two-bucket cleaning system. Thanks to its superior design versatility, luxury vinyl can visually hide traffic lanes and hold up to the foot traffic, whereas a carpet crushes and matts. Overall, luxury vinyl offers peace of mind like no other flooring material can.

Applications

As mentioned earlier, carpet is still very much a popular flooring solution, especially in bedrooms. But now we are seeing a huge shift in favor of luxury vinyl in the residential and commercial space. Other industries that have begun to rely on luxury vinyl flooring include hospitality, healthcare, and retail spaces. Large commercial retailers have begun to install vinyl in their fitting rooms, and some are even using it as the main flooring surface in place of carpet. Pairing luxury vinyl with an accent area rug allows for easy maintenance and durability which is why hotels, large and small, have also begun replacing carpet with luxury vinyl flooring and using area rugs for an accent versus using installed carpet. 

Sound

Noise is a factor to consider when weighing carpet vs. vinyl flooring. While carpet is ideal for noise reduction, luxury vinyl flooring has similar sound reduction abilities when the right construction is selected, or when an underlayment is applied to the subfloor.

Cost

Cost is comparable when comparing vinyl vs. carpet. The average cost for carpet is $3-7 per square foot, excluding installation. Luxury vinyl can be priced from $2-$7 per square foot including the cost of installation. However, when factoring in long-term maintenance costs of both flooring solutions, the lifetime cost of luxury vinyl flooring is less.

We know that there are many flooring options to choose from and that it can get a bit overwhelming. Hopefully, this carpet vs luxury vinyl flooring overview has been helpful to you make a decision on which way to go. At West Coast Floor Company in Napa and Vallejo, we offer all types of flooring plus expert installation and hope to be able to help you with your flooring needs. Feel free to call us for a design consultation if you are still unsure what is the best solution for your needs.

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Make Your Holidays Interesting By Staying At Top-Rated Quality Inn Vallejo Hotel

The natural and unrivaled beauty of Vallejo city delights every holidaymaker. Every year, thousands of travelers of all ages and genders come here to explore its marvelous attractions and worth-visiting sights. People love to explore its beautiful landmarks as it aids them to rejuvenate and revive the dying soul from hustle and bustle of busy life.

If you also feeling distressed due to work pressure in the office or any other personal reason, then you should plan a fun family trip to this beautiful location. This breathtaking city is also known for its endless attractive sights and landscape that delight every traveler. Some of them are Six Flag Discovery Kingdom, Mare Island, and lots more.

The good thing is that the city has so many prestigious Hotels near Napa where travelers can sojourn with great peace, comfort, and full security. All the rooms of the hotel are impressively done up and fully appointed with standard amenities and some of them are microwave, refrigerator, flat screen television with cable connection, high speed internet and even more.

No matter whether you are coming just a day or for a few weeks, you will feel delightful and welcomed while staying in this prestigious Vallejo hotel. The staff members of the hotel are very supportive and serve all the guests with great care and professionalism. If you want to collect more details about the hotel and its exceptional services, then simply browse through its website today.

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Baguio is a place of solitude for me. I have invested a lot of myself in here, and memories have already been written. This place made me smile. This place made me love getting lost. And the reason behind these smiles and travelling – is a lot of crying, to be honest.

Ben Cab museum is a bit off the beaten path for Baguio travelers, but easily accessible by renting a cab. The museum is mixture of mediums of the artworks of artist Ben Cabrera. The museum showcased the abstract oil paintings and mixed media artworks of the artist (which to be honest is a feast to the senses).The art gallery showcases the diversity of the Igorot tribes, their ways of life captured in canvas and some silhouettes carved in wood. Triggers onlookers to utilize our grey matter. It was a very refreshing and insightful experience. 

And of course, one of my favorite galleries -- the erotica gallery. Didn’t miss the chance to do the iconic licking of the big, uhm, wall decor. Haha.

Considered as the oldest house in Baguio, Casa Vallejo added more story in our stay. It is a beautiful historical hotel, and it has more character than your usual chain hotel. The rooms are very quaint but adequate and the place feels like a challet with its cabin-like interiors. The beds and linens are super comfy, and big window opens up for night time air. Staying in a wooden cottage nestled amidst a few surviving pine trees evokes a wave of nostalgia and makes you feel detached from the city's now-notorious pollution. You feel you're far away, and yet you're not. You can actually take a leisurely stroll to the city's main mall (SM is literally across the street), get a massage at the nearby North Haven Spa, or walk along the iconic Session Road.  It is also in the same area as Cinematheque and Mt. Cloud Book Shop for some books or movies.

The Hill Station restaurant is located right beneath it. The restaurant is rustic, and it has a wonderful old world feel with antique wooden floors, large panoramic windows, chandeliers, and a lovely ornate grand staircase. The food is well prepared and the menu is eclectic. I had a wonderful Tapang Usa (Wild Deer) for breakfast, and the experience is one for the books. This is a great place for some romantic dinner. 

50's Diner is an American retro diner filled with pop culture memorabilia such as posters of American icons, & its bright pink neon lights. Definitely instgrammable. The whole vibe is reminiscent of diners with servers on skates. Being one of the more popular restaurants, it is usually packed with hungry customers, but luckily we scored a table immediately.

What we did not expect was how big the servings were. Damn I think what we ate was good for four people. It was worth the time waiting for the food, not to mention the good choices on the menu and the good prices. Great food, big portions, affordable prices. No wonder this place is a go-to place of a lot of locals and tourists.

Since we just had a hefty lunch at Glenn's 50's Diner on the Military Cut-Off Road, here at Cafe at the Ruins Dua we decided to have just some coffee. I like how this favorite cafe in Baguio is a hub for art and culture. Cafe Dua is a good place to hang out with friends, enjoy good food, and catch an art show or an occasional poetry reading. The coffee I had was so good. If you are not starving and you only want something light, try their pandesal with cheese and other varieties of baked products.

Pizza Volante is one of the few restaurants one should not miss when in Baguio. This is a home-grown restaurant that is considered as one of the best Italian restaurants. They offer freshly made and delicious pizza and pasta dished that has been known for years among local residents and visiting tourists. Great for people with a big appetite! Just make sure you bring some patience with you as serving time is quite slow. Located along session road, this restaurant has lovely and stylish interiors with their menu written on a board on top of the kitchen window. To feel the cool Baguio air, we opted to seat outside the restaurant which gave us a more relaxing ambience.

After getting our tummies happy, we went to Harrison Road Night Market. Located near Burnham Park and Session Road, the market has been offering clothing items, shoes, souvenir items, electronic devices, handicrafts, and the Baguio staple, the "ukay-ukay" items. There are also food stalls available at both ends of the market. We did not let this rare chance pass us by, so we went shopping and haggled for discounts until our hands can’t hold all the things we bought. A thousand bucks was more than what we needed, but can we really get tired of buying? I guess not. Haha. Sleeping at around 3AM, the exhaustion kicked in and a nice, warm shower ended my day. 

Baguio is something I’ll never get tired of visiting again and again. It’s my third visit this 2017, and I know this is not yet the last.

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Six Flags Discovery Kingdom is an animal, thrill-ride, and marine park combination that appeals to all ages. Older kids and adults love the roller coasters, but there are family rides and plenty of animal encounters for those who prefer a tamer day. Whatever your speed, know that there are several ways to buy discount Six Flags Discovery Kingdom tickets.

Shortcut to the Most Popular Ticket

Two Park Pass (ages 3+) Saves $37

Get admission to Six Flags Discovery Kingdom and Six Flags Hurricane Harbor

Important Six Flags Discovery Kingdom Tips

Check Six Flags Discovery Kingdom Hours

When planning a visit to Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, be sure to check their calendar for opening dates and hours. The park isn’t open every day and Six Flags Discovery Kingdom hours are subject to change. They suggest checking hours on the morning of your visit as they may shift a little on opening days.

Read the Terms and Conditions

Before purchasing Six Flags Discovery Kingdom tickets, be sure to read all terms and conditions which should outline expiration dates, refund policies, and transfer policies.

How to Get to Six Flags Discovery Kingdom

Six Flags Discovery Kingdom is located in Vallejo, California in San Francisco’s North Bay area.

While one can drive over to Vallejo, of course, you can also take public transportation to Six Flags Discovery Kingdom.

A ferry to Vallejo departs from Pier 39 San Francisco. Once in Vallejo, take a bus or an Uber to the park.

Six Flags Discovery Kingdom parking currently costs $30 per car when purchased online.

Three Types of Six Flags Discovery Kingdom Tickets

Six Flags Discovery Kingdom currently offers three types of tickets: Single Day Tickets, Season Passes, and Memberships.

General Admission

At-the-gate ticket pricing for a one-day ticket is currently $71.99 for ages 3 and older. Children ages 2 and under are free.

Season Pass

Six Flags Discovery Kingdom offers a number of Season Passes as well. Season passes provide unlimited admission through the end of the calendar year of purchase. These may be the best option for those who intend only to visit the park more than once during the current calendar year, but perhaps not again in the following calendar year.

Seasons Passes do not come with discounts and benefits on select other a la carte options and purchases throughout the park.

Memberships

Six Flags Discovery Kingdom also offers Memberships that provide unlimited admission during a 12-month commitment in addition to other discounts and benefits including free parking.

Memberships may be best for visitors who intend to visit at least twice during a 12-month period, and who are likely to make use of member discounts and benefits throughout the park.

1. Go San Francisco Pass

The Go San Francisco pass saves up to 60% off of admission to over top San Francisco attractions including Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, California’s Great America, Exploratorium, San Francisco Zoo, and more in three simple steps:

Choose the pass option that best suits you (All-Inclusive or Build-Your-Own) and buy your pass in advance.

Access your pass on a mobile device or print it at home.

Show the pass at any eligible attraction, and you��re in for free.

The passes are available in 1, 2, 3, and 7-day options, each at different prices. Make sure the attractions you’d like to visit are listed on the option you buy. You may also build your own pass including only the attractions you’d like to visit.

See also: 10 Go San Francisco Pass Benefits For Sightseeing

2. California Explorer Pass

The California Explorer Pass offers savings for those visiting Los Angeles and San Diego attractions (San Francisco, too). Explore 3, 4, or 5 major California attractions over 30 days. Participating attractions include:

Universal Studios Hollywood

LEGOLAND California

San Diego Zoo

San Diego Zoo Safari Park

Warner Brothers Studio Tour

Knott’s Berry Farm

Knott’s Soak City

Six Flags Magic Mountain

SeaWorld San Diego

Belmont Park

California Academy of Sciences

California’s Great America

Six Flags Discovery Kingdom

Exclusive La Jolla Mom Discount

Click here to apply 10% off the California Explorer Pass Offer expires January 1, 2020.

3. aRes Travel

aRes Travel is a San Diego based, authorized ticket seller to major California attractions. They offer discount tickets to Six Flags Discovery Kingdom and other famous attractions such as the San Diego Zoo, LEGOLAND California, and Disneyland. aRes Travel charges a $2 convenience fee per ticket, but you will still likely come out ahead.

Right now, they are offering hotel packages and the combo deal for two parks below.

Six Flags Discovery Kingdom and Six Flags Hurricane Harbor (Concord) Combo Deal

Bundle and save on 1-Day admission to both parks. Go straight to the gate.

4. Six Flags Discovery Kingdom Hotel Packages

Bundle your hotel near Six Flags Discovery Kingdom with discount tickets for extra savings. The good news is that many of them offer free breakfast and parking.

5. Bring a Can of Coke

Bring a can of Coke to save $15 at the gate! But, be aware that you can skip the hassle of waiting in the ticket line with your can by purchasing tickets online.

6. Costco

Search Costco‘s theme park section online or in your local store to see if they are selling discounted tickets for Six Flags Discovery Kingdom.

7. AAA Discount

Through the “Show Your Card and Save” program, AAA members receive $5 off on up to six Six Flags Discovery Kingdom tickets when presenting their membership card at a ticket booth. AAA members also receive 10% off of merchandise purchases of over $15 in the park.

8. Group Discounts

A group discount is available for purchases of 15 or more tickets. Details are available on the park’s website in the FAQ section.

9. Season Passes and Memberships

Frequent visitors should definitely consider a Seasons Pass or Membership.

Which of the four Membership options you choose depends on your budget, how often you visit Six Flags parks, and whether you value the premium add-ons included in the higher-tier memberships.

Yes, a Membership provides admission to all 26 Six Flags theme parks and water parks. Prices range from $6.60 per month to $17.60 per month. You may cancel any time after the initial 12 month period.

A Season Pass to Six Flags Discovery Kingdom entitles the holder to unlimited park admission through the end of the calendar year in which it is purchased. The price changes throughout the calendar year but it is currently $78.99.

How do you buy Six Flags Discovery Kingdom discount tickets?

See also how to buy:

Six Flags Magic Mountain Discount Tickets

Universal Studios Discount Tickets

Disneyland Discount Tickets

Knott’s Berry Farm Discount tickets

SeaWorld San Diego Discount Tickets

LEGOLAND California Discount Tickets

San Diego Zoo Discount Tickets

San Diego Zoo Safari Park Discount Tickets

Universal Orlando Discount Tickets

Walt Disney World Discount Tickets

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Adamant Tijuana, Baja California Sur

Adamant Tijuana, Baja California Sur Residential Building, México Real Estate, Architecture Images

Adamant Tijuana in Baja California Sur

Mar 3, 2021

Adamant Tijuana

Architects: Mayer Hasbani

Location: Baja California Sur, Mexico

Adamant Tijuana is a residential complex located in Baja California, México. The project has 200 apartments of 14 different distributions in 26 levels, parking, public areas for coexistence and luxurious and equipped amenities.

The general volume of the building is made up of the intersection of the terraces and parasols making a kind of textured pigeon house that generates elegant and rhythmic proportions that embrace the complex.

The top of the building crowns the complex with an expressionist and elegant concrete frame that blurs the geometric partition of the building, breaking the rhythm and consolidating the Project as a architectural landmark in the skyline of the city.

The apartment tower is accessed through the motor lobby that represents the transition from the city to the house: it is a game between two scales and sensations, a hard square and a soft one that marks these dualities architecturally.

The sunny conditions of the area were carefully studied in order to use sustainable resources such as brisoleils, which cushion the wild sun in the north of the Mexico.

The proportions of the building walk as the sun walks, so that the inhabitants can ensure the best temperatures and weather conditions without resorting to air conditioning, thanks to the design of parasols and cross ventilation.

Adamant Tijuana mixes luxury, practicality and modernity in the same architectural container. It works to respond to the needs of the inhabitant and at the same time tries to provide it with well-being and a sense of community.

Adamant Tijuana in Baja California Sur, México – Building Information

Architects: Mayer Hasbani

Client: Milk Life Investments Site área: 24,500 sqm Address: Blvd. Agua Caliente 11998, Agua Caliente, 22024, Tijuana, Baja California, México Status: Built Project start date: 2018 Cost: Private Colaborators: Oliver Burgos, Fredy Angeles, Paola López

Photography: Onnis Luque

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A decade after the housing crash, busted mortgages are back

Sándor Lau, once a filmmaker, found his calling on YouTube when he came across instructional videos about how to buy seemingly worthless home loans.

Mr. Lau, of Portland, Ore., started accumulating mortgages, some of them delinquent for many years, dating back to the housing bubble. He owns more than 100 now, he said, with millions of dollars in payments owed to him. His full-time job is trying to collect.

A decade after the financial crisis, there is a new breed of risk-takers in the U.S. housing market. During the boom before the bust, lenders made mortgage loans to countless buyers who couldn’t afford them. Lenders later wrote off many of the loans, but borrowers’ obligation to pay remained. Today, in an improved economy, a rag-tag group of individual investors, plus some Wall Street giants, is buying these old loans and trying to tease value out of them.

The trade goes like this: Buy mortgages available for very low prices because no one has made a payment on them for months or even years—nonperforming loans, they are called. Track down borrowers and let them know they have a new creditor. Tell them they need to resume payments, at least at a partial level, perhaps offering to modify terms. Threaten foreclosure if necessary. If all goes well, collect on the debt or resell the mortgage as a now “reperforming” loan.

The process marks a new chapter for hundreds of thousands of crisis-era borrowers who often had heard nothing about their unpaid loans for years and thought the debt had been disposed of. For investors, legal wrangling with such borrowers is common.

The small-time investors, who by some estimates number in the thousands, operate alongside major financial players such as Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Cerberus Capital Management LP. Individuals find their way into the business through video tutorials, seminars and hotel-room conferences that pitch delinquent-loan investing as a route to stable income.

Mr. Lau said he once lost $46,000 he paid for a second mortgage when the first-mortgage holder foreclosed. But he also once made $70,000 on a loan he had purchased for a dollar.

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“You can do incredible returns in this business,” he said, “and you can lose your shirt, pants and everything else if you do it wrong.” He wouldn’t say how much he has made, only that he no longer sleeps on the floor of his office.

The investment opportunity exists because as the U.S. economy slowly recovered from the 2008 crisis, government agencies and financial institutions wanted to clean up their books and auctioned off billions of dollars of misbegotten credits.

Today there are nearly 800,000 nonperforming loans—defined as those delinquent for 90 days or more—on single-family homes, reflecting $135 billion in unpaid principal, according to loan-data provider Black Knight Inc. “It’s a market that really is the result of the financial crisis,” said Andy Walden, the firm’s director of market research.

Some financial firms buy and sell such loans without making an effort to collect from borrowers. Others use loan servicers to try to get mortgage payments restarted so they can feed the loans back into the Wall Street mortgage securitization machine. Investors pooled and resold over $15 billion of reperforming home loans in residential mortgage-backed securities last year, more than triple a year earlier, according to Fitch Ratings Inc., which tracks only rated deals. The top tranche has often received a sterling triple-A grade from rating firms.

Greg Paulus coordinated loan sales over the past two years as a consultant to Urban Partnership Bank, a Chicago-based lender to low-income communities. He said he received 10 to 15 emails a week inquiring about delinquent loans for sale, sent by investors ranging from small-time buyers wanting just one loan to financial firms with millions to spend.

“Everybody and their brother is getting into the business,” Mr. Paulus said. After speaking at a June conference for investors in Dana Point, Calif., Mr. Paulus was swarmed by people looking to make deals. An after-party featured the CEO of a title company playing a retired pro basketball player in a timed chess match.

Gail Greenberg of suburban Philadelphia embraced the nonperforming-loan trade to build up her retirement savings, which took a hit in 2008. She started in 2016 with a loan in Flint, Mich., she bought for $15,000.

“I only owned it for nine weeks and the house burned down,” Ms. Greenberg said. Thanks to an insurance payout, though, she said she made a profit of $27,000.

Ms. Greenberg took that as a sign she should make loan investing her day job. She now owns 58 mortgage notes, as they’re often called, totaling more than $2.4 million in unpaid principal.

Paige Panzarello of Simi Valley, Calif., organizes workshops for aspiring investors, charging $697 to attend. In a session at one of her conferences in Costa Mesa, Calif., people role-played conversations with real-estate agents to get comfortable gathering intelligence about local markets.

Ms. Panzarello, who calls herself Cashflow Chick, got into nonperforming loans after nearly two decades in real estate. “For me, angels sang, honest to God, when I got into this space,” she said.

Part of the agenda at the June conference where Mr. Paulus spoke was a session on tips to keep payments from homeowners coming. Speaker Terry Vaughan suggested bringing in repossession professionals to scare them. “If you do it right, it’s not illegal,” he told shocked attendees.

Regional meet-up groups, where investors network and share advice, have also sprouted.

Mr. Lau is a regular at such gatherings. He peppers his public remarks with motivational phrases and calls himself “chief inspiration officer” of his investment shop in Portland, which has two full-time employees.

“There are no bad loans, only bad prices,” he said.

Mr. Lau grew up in a trailer on a 37-acre plot in eastern Colorado. His mother operated a sewing business out of their home and the family of four slept in one bedroom. Mr. Lau said this modest childhood gave him a nose for bargains.

After cycling through jobs in filmmaking and journalism and living for a while in New Zealand, Mr. Lau bought rental property, but couldn’t always profit. Between 2013 and 2015 he often slept in a sleeping bag on his office floor so he could rent out his house on Airbnb. That was when he found his way into nonperforming loans.

On a recent Thursday afternoon, Mr. Lau, 43 years old, hovered over a standing desk staring at a color-coded spreadsheet with data on about 40 delinquent home loans. They were second mortgages, holding a secondary claim on homes after someone else’s first mortgage.

He scanned information on the homes and the borrowers, including social-media profiles, ages, neighborhood details and property values. Some properties he deemed worthless, such as one in Oregon that had been foreclosed on by another lender. A Florida loan looked promising because the borrower was a man with a LinkedIn profile, a sign he cared about his career.

Mr. Lau and another investor purchased the 40 loans for few hundred thousand dollars, a deep discount to the more than $2 million face value of the notes. It was the largest purchase of his career.

After buying, Mr. Lau and other investors typically contact borrowers to try to make a deal, such as with softened repayment terms. If borrowers won’t come to the table, investors know their strongest leverage is the threat of foreclosure. Mr. Lau keeps a list of the varying state foreclosure laws next to his computer. He said he has initiated dozens of foreclosures, but completed only a handful.

If investors manage to get the flow of loan payments started again, they sit back and collect the cash as steady income. If the homeowner refinances, the loan investors may get what they are owed in a lump sum.

Salem, Ore., homeowner Rebecca Devereaux had been sparring with her lenders for years when she was contacted by Mr. Lau in 2016. Ms. Devereaux was trying to sell her home for less than the total she owed on her two mortgages—a short sale that requires both lenders’ consent. She had been unable to get approval from the holder of her $69,000 second mortgage.

After Mr. Lau bought that loan in 2016—he wouldn’t say for how much—he quickly approved a sale of her house for less than the amount Ms. Devereaux owed. He said he made money on the deal. And although her credit took a hit, Ms. Devereaux was happy to be rid of her wrangles with banks.

“I could have closure and move forward,” she said.

Michael Cortez, a homeowner in Vallejo, Calif., didn’t take Mr. Lau seriously at first. He thought he was being scammed when he unexpectedly received a mailing in December 2016 from a representative of Mr. Lau’s business.

“Call Us! Write Us! Email Us!” the notice read. “WE WANT YOU TO BE ABLE TO KEEP YOUR HOME!”

Mr. Lau was seeking to collect on a $190,000 home-equity loan Mr. Cortez and his wife took out in 2005 amid the housing boom. After Mr. Cortez ignored the mailing, Mr. Lau followed up with a voice mail in February 2017. “You make good money and you obviously have a good job, so call me,” Mr. Lau said, according to Mr. Cortez, who is a civil engineer.

Mr. Lau declined to comment on the exchange, citing privacy laws.

Mr. Cortez called Mr. Lau back and told him not to make contact again. He believed the home-equity loan on his five-bedroom house had been forgiven in 2011 after his lender, PNC Financial Services Group Inc., agreed to modify his primary mortgage. PNC stopped sending him monthly billing statements and repeatedly told him his loan had been closed, he said.

A spokeswoman for PNC said the bank books a loss on loans it deems uncollectible and stops billing borrowers, but this doesn’t change their obligation to repay. She declined to say how the policy affected Mr. Cortez, citing privacy restrictions.

Records from mortgage tracker ATTOM Data Solutions show that PNC sold Mr. Cortez’s debt to a Philadelphia-area note investor, who in turn sold it to Mr. Lau’s firm.

In June 2017, Mr. Cortez received a letter saying Mr. Lau’s representative would sell his home “AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.”

In an effort to prevent the foreclosure sale, Mr. Cortez filed for bankruptcy, at one point listing Mr. Lau’s firm as a creditor. The case was dismissed, and foreclosure proceedings resumed.

In June 2018, Mr. Cortez filed suit in California state court accusing Mr. Lau’s company, called Second Chance Home Loans LLC, of unlawful business practices.

“I don’t need a second chance,” Mr. Cortez said in an August interview. “This should never have happened.”

Messrs. Lau and Cortez reached a settlement in September. Mr. Cortez said he agreed to pay $260,000 and has tapped his retirement savings to help pay it. Mr. Lau wouldn’t comment on the figure.

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[emiliopoet]

80

How often do you think about him? 

Avô

Earlier that day that sun was shining on Avós garden. The backyard where we grew up. A small paradise. Where everything grew. Purple and green grapes that hung over the backyard, the sun shining through creating cool leaf patterns on the ground. The old apricot tree, lemons, oranges, figs, the patch of dirt with collards, onion, favas, yams. Passion fruit crept on vines on the side of the house. 

I looked through her photo album on the couch with Adriano. He kept saying is that you whenever there was a photo of my uncle. There was Avô, a cigarette in his hand standing on the front lawn. Another of him sitting at a table, wine and plates of food on the table. A plastic map of the Açores covering the table. 

We were driving up into those hills. Right past the Jack in the Box and the cows. The hills were so green, the sky blue. They were perfect for eachother. A beautiful spring day. Pai told me Avô loved to dance. And act in plays too. He always played the funny guy, the clown in the story. 

My only memory of him is tickling me and Eva on the couch. Begging him to stop. Laughing and crying at the same time. I asked Pai more questions about him, how it was to immigrate here. 

We lived on a dairy farm, outside of Sac in Elverta. By the Arco Arena. Our aunt was already here and she set us up with the work. Back then you had to show proof of employment to come here. Had to show that you were gona work. Theres always work for those willing. Like waking up at 5 and milking the cows everyday. Avô worked and me and Adelino went to school. Every morning we walked out to the paved road for the bus to take us to school. Avô didnt make much but we got free milk and half a steer a year. We came here with nothing.

The roller coasters twisted up into the sky. Colorful rides that made you think of being a kid. Six Flags and Vallejo. Behind that the Bay. 

After two years they saved enough to move into an apartment on P Street. By Southside Park. They lived on the basement floor. We’ve driven past it before, Pai pointing it out. Its cool seeing your parents old homes. Where they grew up. Another life that you know nothing about. After they moved Avô found work in a lumber mill. Setzer Mill, its still there. He worked there for the rest of his life. Maria Noemia got a job working at a laundromat. One of the industrial ones with huge washers and dryers, vats of chemicals. Where they wash uniforms and hotel bedsheets and towels. She always turned out the pockets before she put them in the washer, looking for change. I wonder if she ever came up.

We got off the freeway in Richmond. It was sunny and warm. It was the middle of the day, everyone movin slow. Not starting or finishing nothin. Like your on the clock. We pulled up to the Bart station and said bye. My bags heavy with food that Avó made for me. 2 loaves of bread she baked that morning, a plate of queso fresco, chicken liver with egg, and a pork dish. Thanks for the ride. Love you.

The train pulled up quick. I watched out the window as Pai drove away. Headed to the bridge past San Quentin, up into Sonoma. The train took off going through Richmond. Through car shops, school yards, a homeless camp, familiar backyards, rusted bikes and car parts growing in the grass. An old man watching the train go by from his porch. People get on people get off. A young family, laced in Warriors gear. I got off at 16th and Mission. Its like a plaza, a square with a fountain, where birds sing in the trees and everyone sits around or taking a nap. It was quiet. And hot. Damn it must have been the hottest day of the year. Fools walkin around without shirts, girls in dresses and sandals. When I took the 22 to work the whole bus was sweating. White tank tops silver chains and gold teeth. Sac to the Bay. And everything in between. All the stories in between. 

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Hello, Spring! Well, spring doesn't officially start until 2:58 p.m. but let's start early with these beauties (clockwise from top left: 📷 @matthew1_powers Powers Frisbie-Walsh House in the 200 blk East L St. c. 1849. Built by John Frisbie, General Vallejo's son-in-law. It was a prefabricated house, in which the timbers were cut and numbered, brought to Benicia and assembled. It is very close in appearance to Lachryma Montis, General Vallejo's own house near Sonoma. 📷 @matthew1_powers Riddle-Fish House in the 200 blk West K St. c. 1888. Built by George Riddell for his bride Henrietta Fish. It remains largely intact. Locals may remember it as the home of Benicia Jr. High teacher Mrs. Harvey. 📷 @RichardJenny Union Hotel at First & D Sts in downtown Benicia. c. 1880. It has twelve historically decorated guest rooms, a dining room, and bar. Ghost stories abound in the hotel's history including that of "Disappointed Mary." 📷 @JenniferHanley 📷 @BrianMaloney Carriage House behind the Fischer-Hanlon House on the grounds of Benicia Capitol State Historic Park. House was once part of a fire-damaged, gold-rush-era hotel. Salvageable portion was moved to its current location at 135 West G St and converted to a home for Fischer's family sometime after 1858. In 1968 the family deeded the house with its original artifacts and furnishings to California State Parks. Open occasionally for tours. . Happy first day of spring in Benicia! (at Benicia, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/BvPhssNltE0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=12ma89rpbyn07

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48cm:Urban Arrow cargo bikes stolen on way to CABDA West

VALLEJO, Calif. (BRAIN) — Thieves stole the contents of a rental cargo van including two cargo bikes and materials on the way to the CABDA West show this weekend.

Ed Rae, the North American agent for Urban Arrow, said the trailer was broken into in a hotel parking lot in Vallejo, California. He said it appears an attempt was made to steal the van; when that failed, all the contents were taken. They are valued at about $15,000.

One of the cargo bikes stolen is the Cargo L models, the only one of its type in North America. The other bike is a Family model, one of only a handful in the San Francisco Bay Area. They are Bosch-equipped bikes that retail for $6,000 each. Also stolen were some parts & accessories, booth backdrops, roller banners, flags and similar items.

Frame numbers: Cargo L UAMM170930 Family UAMM170599

Both stolen bikes have white frames. 

Rae said the vehicle used in the theft was an older model white-ish Chevrolet pickup with a camper top. A police report was filed with Vallejo police. 

"These bikes are utterly distinctive and not typical stolen bikes so thieves will have a hard time moving them," Rae said. "Please be on the lookout, either in shops or online."

Rae can be reached at 503-703-7626.

The Cargo L that was stolen has a white frame.

[juliettelime]

so i’m reading this book called catapult about a guy building a catapult in the 90s and he’s from san francisco and that plus guzma on my mind is just reminding me of when i was in san francisco in september 2017...... one of the happiest days of my life honestly. i’ve been to san francisco a handful of times but all but this one time i was with family and had to stick with my family and we had a set agenda. but this specific time i was just with my mom and my aunt and we didn’t really have an agenda, my aunt just wanted to show me around wherever i wanted to wander to. this was different than the previous time the year before when my uncle drove us three around because this time we took the ferry from vallejo and so we could only get by on foot. i haven’t been on ferries very much so i just really liked the boat ride over. and this was in the fall of 2017 before ultra sun/moon came out so i was still riding the high of my love for sun/moon. you know that cutscene in the beginning when you’re riding the ferry with hau? yeah that’s what i thought about on the way to san francisco

at some point i think we wandered into a hotel in union square (or the building where the cheesecake factory is, i don’t remember haha we went to a number of buildings there at that point) and there were fake guzmania flowers in the fake planting on the walls and ohhhh my god i almost lost it. i’d never seen one in real life before until then? even if it was probably fake i was still shocked. i had my guzma keychain on my bag at that exact moment and everything. my mom was like, oh you like this flower? and i rambled about how it’s called a guzmania and it’s like one of my favorite flowers and it’s related to pineapples so that’s why it looks like the top of a pineapple and blah blah blah. (two years later after i’d moved out my mom bought a new house plant... and it was a guzmania haha. she let me name it so i named it malie)

any time we visit california it isn’t for very long so i haven’t really been able to just stay and explore san francisco at all. but i do love going back. i wanna go back

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