Photo Courtesy of Megan Duncan The one-stop shop for hammock needs Eno Double-Nest $70 As the cheapest option on the list, ENO certainly does not measure up to the rest in terms of quality, but if a quick, casual hammock is what you’re after, the DoubleNest is a reliable option. While this model is built for two, it has a carrying capacity of 400 lbs. It is definitely a … [Read more...] about Hammock Buying Guide
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Get SMART about Recovery
“Finding Nemo” introduces himself in a fish addiction meeting by saying, “Hi, my name is Bruce” and receives a collective greeting in response. Cultural recognition when someone talks about addiction and the recovery process is possible due to the 12-step programs that dominate the recovery environment. A person struggling with addiction traditionally finds his or her identity … [Read more...] about Get SMART about Recovery
Bad Parking Job of the Week 10.30.14
Photo Courtesy of Rick Carroll This parking job is not so much bad as it is "Smart." __________ Follow the Graphic on Twitter: @PeppGraphic … [Read more...] about Bad Parking Job of the Week 10.30.14
Waves Make History
Photos courtesy of FIVB Three Waves helped Team USA’s Women’s National Volleyball Team win its first-ever gold medal during the International Federation of Volleyball (FIVB) World Championships. The United States made history, defeating China 3-1 (27-25, 25-20, 16-25, 26-24) in the World Championship gold-medal match in Milan, Italy, on Oct. 12. “The entire tournament … [Read more...] about Waves Make History
Tennis and Golf Take Fall Season Swings
Photo by Allison Hubbard and Shawn Jones Women’s Tennis A bit of bad luck tainted the women’s tennis team’s outing at the USTA/ITA Southwest Regional Championships. Senior Lorraine Guillermo caught an illness the night before the final day, Oct. 20. Guillermo and sophomore Jean Runglerdkriangkrai charged through the doubles competition, but narrowly fell to USC in … [Read more...] about Tennis and Golf Take Fall Season Swings