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7 Places to Visit in Mexico Where You Can Avoid the Crowds and Enjoy Culture and Outdoors

Do you want to experience some of the best in Mexico but want to avoid the crowds? Mexico is one of the most visited countries in the world, with its spectacular Mayan ruins in Yucatan, world-class museums in Mexico City, and incredible gastronomy in Puebla, Oaxaca, and Jalisco drawing droves of visitors. It also boasts 3,000 miles of coastline with some of the best beaches in the…

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Shang Qinghua attempts to revolutionize ice palace life, to mixed success

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Discover West Hollywood: Travel Expert Sarah Dandashy's Guide to the Ultimate Staycation and Night Out

When it comes to enjoying a memorable "staycation" or a thrilling night out, few places rival the allure of West Hollywood. We had the privilege of sitting down with renowned travel expert and author, Sarah Dandashy, to gain insights into the best spots for an unforgettable local experience.

Sarah Dandashy, with her extensive knowledge of travel and hospitality, has a knack for uncovering hidden gems that transform any outing into an extraordinary adventure. In this exclusive interview, she reveals her top recommendations for those seeking a perfect West Hollywood getaway.

For those who crave relaxation and rejuvenation without venturing too far from home, Sarah suggests exploring the city's finest hotels that offer a serene escape from the hustle and bustle. Indulge in luxurious amenities, lavish spa treatments, and top-notch dining—all within the confines of West Hollywood's world-class accommodations.

But West Hollywood isn't just about unwinding. It's a hub of vibrant nightlife that caters to every taste. Sarah highlights a diverse range of establishments, from chic rooftop bars with breathtaking views to intimate live music venues that come alive after dark. No matter your preference, West Hollywood offers a plethora of options for a night out on the town.

What sets West Hollywood apart is its unique blend of energy and relaxation. Whether you're seeking a day of pampering or a night of excitement, Sarah Dandashy's insights provide a roadmap to creating the ideal "staycation" or night out in this dynamic city.

If you're ready to experience the magic of West Hollywood like a true insider, Sarah Dandashy's expert recommendations are your ticket to an unforgettable local adventure.

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Lil chao guy I made of clay :> this thang is like. The size of the monopoly thimble

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Story Idea

Telekinetic supervillain who REALLY loves historical architecture. Living in a superhero universe where heroes keep crashing through stained glass windows and leveling entire streets. As well as the normal corruption causing building to be demolished or “restored” in extremely destructive ways.

Kinda has Poison Ivy vibes, without any of the femme fatale trappings - her entire focus is preserving historical valuable buildings, and she doesn’t really care if humans that get in the way die. But she also isn’t going out of her way to kill people.

And the leader of the local superhero team can see where she’s coming from. And decides that just throwing her in jail every time she acts up is a sign they’re failing in their duty to protect the city. Instead, he starts trying to gain her trust. He doesn’t care that much about buildings, but he works on lessening his team’s collateral damage. He promises the supervillain that he’ll try to pressure the city government if she brings problems to him rather than taking them into her own hands. Eventually, he convinces her that she can protect the city’s infrastructure better by being on his team than she can on her own.

She’s incredibly helpful! She will keep burning buildings from collapsing until everyone can get out and the fire is extinguished. She’ll hold skyscrapers up while supervillains reign destruction down around them. She’ll deconstruct traps and grumpily direct her teammates towards the hidden mastermind who set them up. And when the crisis is over, she’ll see what can be salvaged and rebuild it if possible.

But she’s a PR nightmare.

Former Supervillain refuses to help people. She DOES NOT care. Your kid is trapped in the burning building? That is not her problem. Go bother someone else. Dude is holding a bunch of people hostage? It’s fine, he’s not causing any damage to the building he’s in.

People DO NOT like this attitude. People do not accept that she’s part of a team, and other heroes are capable of filling the “empathy” and “human rescuing” gaps.

And she’s high maintenance! The team frequently end up in situations where protecting lives is in conflict with protecting property. They take missions that mean very little to them, because they’re important to her. And the leader is constantly having to talk her out of rampages, pressuring the government to drop lucrative and unethical contracts, and making sure she’s sticking to the plan in the field. And she isn’t interested in interpersonal relationships or social niceties, so none of them are even doing this out of friendship!

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Sometimes, you help someone not because they’ll be grateful, but because it will make your community better. Sometimes, you help the local drug addict not because he’s likely to turn his life around, but because he smashes less windows when he has a warm, quiet space to stay. And sometimes, keeping that community benefit takes a long term commitment.

I want to see a superhero team turn a villain as harm prevention and then willingly bear the cost of keeping that villain from causing harm. Not because it’s rewarding (though there are rewards) but because it’s more effective than any other method. And I want the villain to go along with it because the heroes actually found a more efficient way for her to reach her goals.

And it being messy for everyone, but I want them to make it work. And it to be worth it, in the end.

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Sign i saw recently had a bunch of paint worn away with lichen in its place, however i unfortunately did not have my phone on me 😔😔

in an alternate universe where science funding is stable and abundant regardless of monetary gain we have already gotten to the complex root of which lichens enjoy signs but only the letters or only the sign and what about the letters or sign they prefer and this haunts me

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"olric i'm sick. or something. can you call valen"

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ok so there's this phenomenon i have encountered with some of my mutuals and now im curious

no option for nosy english speakers come back in a week