Category: Brandpoint Lifestyle

2017-12-20T13:31:00

(BPT) – The holiday season is the time to travel, and while memories last forever, there’s nothing like having the perfect picture to bring you back to the happy moments — but how do you get the right shot?

Check out some family-friendly tips for taking candid photos, so you can capture your special memory, just like Naomi Davis of Love Taza.

1. Be prepared. Find whichever camera you are most comfortable with and have it ready to use. Whether it’s a larger SLR or your phone, it’s important to use the camera you feel most confident with and one that is readily available. If you don’t have it handy, then you won’t be ready to capture that special moment!

2. Stop, drop and roll around. When it comes to photographing kids, remember to be patient, get down low and have fun! Try your best not to instruct or situate. Stay away from high-traffic areas, especially if other people are waiting their turn. Give them a holiday-themed toy or some decor to play with, which will help them be themselves. If you’re looking to snap candid moments of your children, it’s most helpful when you don’t already have an idea in mind of how you want the image to come out. Just go with the flow, and amazing photos will follow!

3. Don’t be shy! Take it beyond the family obligations and make extra time to explore your surroundings when traveling. The guidebook is always a place to start, but don’t overlook the real experts on fun things to do: the people who live there. That’s right — don’t be afraid to ask a stranger for an insider’s perspective to land the best local cuisine and those fun holiday displays and happenings. Chances are, you’ll uncover some off-the-beaten-path gems you won’t find in any travel brochure.

4. Make it easy. When you find the perfect setting for your family picture, don’t struggle with a selfie stick. Ask someone nearby to snap the shutter. But make it easy for the person you have solicited to help: Have your group already in place, frame the photo for them and have all the settings prepared, so all they need to do is step in and click the button! We also recommend putting your camera on the “burst” setting, so chances are at least one image will work with everyone’s eyes open! Tip: Keep the framing zoomed further out than normal so you can crop in later. This helps your chances of not accidentally having someone’s head or feet cut out of frame.

5. Food in focus. Visiting family this holiday season? Consider snapping photos of your favorite holiday dish to make it authentic. Don’t be afraid to take a mouth-watering close up of your food, especially when your family’s famous dish is on the table. Having more of a neutral background can help your food pop and remain the focal point. To add that “homey” touch, try taking the image overhead of the entire table — this will also get the entire spread.

To capture a special moment it’s also very important to ensure your family is having a great experience all around. Wherever your holiday travels may take you, choose a hotel that gives you plenty of space and helps you feel comfortable such as Homewood Suites by Hilton. From free breakfast to all suite accommodations complete with a fully equipped kitchen, Homewood Suites provides the conveniences that help families build their own memories this holiday season. For more information, visit hiltonbringit.com and follow the #BRINGIT conversation on social media.

2018-04-06T12:01:00

(BPT) – A lot of golf courses claim to be the best, but Malone Golf Club has the stats to back it up. Located just south of the Canadian border and within sight of the foothills of New York’s beautiful Adirondack Mountains, you’ll find a variety of challenges laid out across an undulating landscape. Read on to learn our six favorite things about Malone Golf Club.

1. It has 36 world-class holes.

Divided over two courses, East and West, the Malone Golf Club’s beautifully manicured fairways were designed by well-known course architect Robert Trent Jones.

2. Malone is the previous home of current PGA Honorary President Derek Sprague.

That’s right, Malone native Derek Sprague worked for the club, including as a director, for 33 years. He isn’t the only celebrity with ties here, though. Baseball legend Babe Ruth paid for the club’s first nine holes and frequently visited the course.

3. Golfweek Magazine and Golf Digest love us.

A 1991 Golfweek Magazine article called the Malone East Course the “best pure classic nine” in the world, noting its “fabulous Redan, a roller coaster short par-five, and pure links-style bunkering.” Golf Digest gave us a 4.5-star rating.

4. The West Course has great features and terrain.

The West Course’s front nine are where it’s at for scoring, while the back nine’s narrow fairways contain a lot of natural hazards. If you’re a fan of making precise shots, well-placed water hazards (who isn’t?), and greens bordered with sand bunkers, this is the place for you.

5. The East Course’s well-designed back nine.

Considered a testament to Robert Trent Jones’ design abilities, the back nine at Malone East includes 90-foot drops from tee to greens and 150-yard carries over spring-fed ponds. The par five 10th hole is notorious for requiring both distance and accuracy.

6. It’s super easy to plan a trip here.

If you know you’re going to stay here, and you know you’re going to golf, why not save yourself some time and money by booking a golf stay and play package? There are a bunch of options — just pick the one that’s right for you and get out on the course! And don’t worry about food, either. We have plenty of restaurants to keep you happy.

2018-04-01T12:01:00

(BPT) – Saranac Lake is a beautiful conglomeration of mountains and people. The downtown captures this essence in a wonderful way — eclectic eateries are interspersed among art galleries, music is on everyone’s mind, and mountains and lakes play peek-a-boo from behind the historic architecture. People visit for a lot of reasons, but they always find more than they expected while they’re here. Still not convinced? Check out these six downtown Saranac Lake draws, then pay us a visit. You’re sure to find a few more things to add to this list!

1. Art is everywhere

A magnet for creative types, Saranac Lake is bursting at the seams with artistic expression. Art openings happen every month, and in summer the downtown galleries overflow onto the streets as artists set up easels and photographers capture the beauty here. Take a workshop if you’re interested in trying something new, or simply grab a sketch pad and find a place to relax — you’re sure to be in good company. There’s also Pendragon Theatre, which has a robust summer performance schedule. Art-centric events include art walks, studio tours and plein air painting.

2. The sound of music

The birds are chirping, people are out and music is in the air. Don’t be surprised to see someone strumming a guitar on a park bench while you’re here — it’s just a warmup for the bigger acts the area draws. This village is big on folk and bluegrass, but lately it’s seen a more eclectic surge of bands playing funk, punk, jazz, jam and blues. Every week in the summer there are two free shows, one in Berkeley Green and the other at the Waterhole’s Party on the Patio, and you’ll find more in the various restaurants, bars and galleries.

3. An event-full calendar

Many of Saranac Lake’s events are centered around music and art, but there’s more to downtown than that. If you’re the sporting type, get ready to race by boat, bike or foot, or get a team together for rugby weekend, an energetic mix of competition and revelry. If you’re more into locally produced goods, there’s a huge farmers market in Riverside Park every Saturday. And even though we already covered music it’d be a shame not to mention Hobofest, a free, all-day, outdoor music festival that caps off the summer in style.

4. Excellent eats

A village with so much going on needs food to fuel the masses, and Saranac Lake doesn’t disappoint. You’ll find a gastronomic-sampler here for any budget. Fill up on classic diner food, grab a deli sandwich or salad to go and eat by Lake Flower, go completely casual at a pub, or spring for one of the fine dining options. There’s craft beer on tap, farm-to-table offerings and plenty of creative chefs to hold your interest and keep your belly full.

5. It’s historic!

A lot of villages have a historic bent, but Saranac Lakers truly embrace theirs. A fun way to explore downtown is to follow the Walk of Fame plaques, which highlight some of the community’s most renowned inhabitants, past and present. Along the way you’ll see notables such as physicist Albert Einstein, composer Bela Bartok, local Olympian Bill Demong and Doonesbury cartoonist Garry Trudeau. For more of a history fix, check out the Saranac Laboratory Museum and the Robert Louis Stevenson Cottage.

6. Nature is close

In Saranac Lake, the woods and waters aren’t just close, they’re easily accessible. Paddlers can pop a boat in the Saranac River and drift away from downtown in minutes, while fishermen and -women can throw a line in the same current without leaving town. For a big-water experience, head to Lake Flower and paddle past mountain-lined vistas to one of the free campsites that are en route to Lower Saranac Lake. If you like to keep both boots on the ground, it’s a short walk to Mount Baker, where a mile-long hike ends at a series of ledges with views of the High Peaks. Road cyclists can begin and end their scenic ride from downtown, and mountain bikers can head to Dewey Mountain or Mount Pisgah to get their ride on.

2018-03-28T07:01:00

(BPT) – While Arkansas is known for its scenic beauty, it is also home to numerous historical sites considered vital in the fight for African-Americans’ civil rights.

Six historical landmarks in Little Rock are included on the new U.S. Civil Rights Trail, which debuted in 2018. The national trail spans 14 states and includes over 100 historic churches, schools, museums, memorial sites and more from the Civil Rights era in the 1950s and 1960s — all of which played a pivotal role in shaping our nation.

Arkansas is a great place to begin one’s journey along the U.S. Civil Rights Trail. The six sites in Little Rock are all within a few blocks of one another and tell the story of Arkansas’ civil rights history:

Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site and Visitor Center — Little Rock Central High School is the only functioning U.S. high school located within a national historic site. It is designated a Top 10 destination along the U.S. Civil Rights Trail. The Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site and Visitor Center is located across the street from the school. It opened in 2007 to mark the 50th anniversary of the school’s desegregation. Inside the center, one will see historic clips, interactive displays and interviews with the Little Rock Nine, the group of students who dared to integrate the formerly all-white Little Rock Central High.

Little Rock Nine Memorial — The Little Rock Nine Memorial pays homage to each member of the Little Rock Nine. The life-size statues are located on the north grounds of the Arkansas State Capitol and each individual is identified on bronze plaques.

Daisy Bates House — A National Historic Landmark, the Daisy Bates House at 1207 W. 28th St. was the home of Arkansas NAACP President Daisy Bates and became the virtual headquarters for those engaged in bringing about the racial integration of Little Rock Central High School. Over the years, the historic site was host to many notables, such as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., future U.S. Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall, Justice Wiley Branton, Federal Agent Ozell Sutton, and actors Ossie Davis and wife, Ruby Dee. The site now serves as the L.C. & Daisy Bates Museum Foundation Inc.

Mosaic Templars Cultural Center — Established in 2001, the Mosaic Templars Cultural Center was founded in Little Rock in 1882 as a fraternal organization. The reconstructed museum, which is dedicated to collecting, preserving, interpreting and celebrating Arkansas’ African-American culture and community, is a must-see stop along the Civil Rights Trail.

Arkansas Civil Rights Heritage Trail — The Arkansas Civil Rights Heritage Trail begins on the sidewalk outside the Old State House in downtown Little Rock and extends along the banks of the Arkansas River down West Markham Street and President Clinton Boulevard to the William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum. The trail was created by the Anderson Institute on Race and Ethnicity to acknowledge the sacrifices and achievements made by those who fought for racial and ethnic justice in Arkansas.

Clinton Presidential Center — The 30-acre Clinton Presidential Center is home of the William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum and the Clinton School of Public Service. The museum houses a permanent exhibit dedicated to the Little Rock Nine, which includes an interactive display regarding the 40th anniversary commemoration of the Central High crisis. Prior to serving as the 42nd president of the United States, Bill Clinton served five terms as the Governor of Arkansas.

Check out these historical Arkansas landmarks included on the U.S. Civil Rights Trail and more by visiting Arkansas.com.

2018-03-14T07:01:00

(BPT) – Spring offers the perfect time of year for outdoor family getaways, and there’s no better place than Arkansas to explore, make memories and enjoy nature together.

Famously known as The Natural State for its extraordinary scenic beauty, Arkansas has 52 state parks, three national forests, and five national parks, along with access to breathtaking mountains, rich valleys, dense woodlands, vast plains, clear waters and abundant wildlife.

This natural wonderland also provides landscapes for world-class mountain biking and hiking, extensive cave exploration, challenging whitewater rafting and world-class trout fishing.

Whether you’re looking for outdoor adventures to get your heart racing, sights that will take your breath away or fun for the whole family, you’ll find it in Arkansas. This year, keep some of these top outdoor attractions in mind:

Blanchard Springs Caverns: This Northern Arkansas attraction is known as one of the most spectacular and carefully developed caves found anywhere. Visitors are led on guided tours through massive caverns filled with ever-changing formations. Guests will explore beautifully lit rooms with handrails and paved trails for walking through the extraordinary sights far below the Earth’s surface.

War Eagle Cavern: Located halfway between Eureka Springs and Rogers, Arkansas, this secluded site was used by the Indians hundreds of years before the first European settlers came to the area. This attraction is fun for the entire family, offering a 40-minute guided cave tour, gemstone panning and even a half-mile-long maze.

LOViT Mountain Biking Trail: Starting from one of Arkansas’ most popular destinations, Hot Springs, this newly developed trail is certified as one of the International Mountain Biking Association’s (IMBA) EPIC mountain biking trails. Expertly designed, it offers a substantial amount of climbing and incredible scenic vistas. The Vista Trail is suitable for all levels of riders.

Lake Ouachita: Surrounded by the Ouachita National Forest, Lake Ouachita is known for its scenic natural beauty and clear waters. Just a short drive from Hot Springs, this 40,000-acre lake is a water sports mecca for swimming, skiing, scuba diving, boating and fishing. Angling for bream, crappie, catfish, stripers and largemouth bass can be enjoyed in open waters or quiet coves along the lake’s 975 miles of shoreline.

Little Red River: Arkansas’ Little Red River is one of America’s premier fly-fishing destinations. Located approximately one hour north of Little Rock, it’s where the world-record largest brown trout was caught, weighing in at 40.4 pounds. And, with more than 9,000 miles of streams, this river is the perfect place to canoe, johnboat, raft or kayak. The Little Red River is a must-visit destination for individuals looking to enjoy a refreshing and peaceful afternoon on the water.

Pinnacle Mountain State Park: This park, located west of Little Rock just minutes from downtown, offers a variety of hiking trails in varying degrees of difficulty. The park’s namesake, Pinnacle Mountain, stands more than one thousand feet above the Arkansas River Valley, providing hikers with breathtaking panoramic views. With more than 2,350 acres of land dedicated to environmental education, outdoor activities, recreation and preservation, there is something to do for everyone.

Check out a full listing of the state’s other many attractions at Arkansas.com.

2018-03-01T13:57:00

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2018-02-27T06:01:00

(BPT) – If you’re a die-hard wildlife enthusiast but have never taken an Arctic safari, perhaps it’s time you headed north instead of south this summer.

A favorite destination for such adventurers? The remote and highly unique town of Churchill, Manitoba, accessible these days only by plane. Known by many as the polar bear capital of the world, the Canadian frontier town (population: around 800) draws thousands of travelers each fall from across the world seeking to realize their bucket-list dreams of meeting the magnificent creatures in their natural habitat.

But the bears are far from the only attraction at the gateway to the Arctic; in July and August, visitors can also pursue once-in-a-lifetime activities such as kayaking or swimming among beluga whales, experiencing the local indigenous culture and tearing through the wilderness on canine-powered carts. Lovers of flora and fauna may also seek out the area’s 250 bird species (look for gray jays, falcons, hawks, tundra swans, snowy owls and the rare Ross’s gulls and harlequin ducks) while hoping for glimpses of moose, wolves, caribou, Arctic foxes and Arctic hares.

More details about some of the area’s best attractions:

* Polar bear lair: Scientists place the world’s current polar bear population at a much-reduced 20,000 — 1,000 of which live in the western Hudson Bay area encompassing Churchill. The region is one of few settlements where people regularly encounter the massive-but-speedy “Lords of the Arctic,” which move to shore each July when ice melts on Hudson Bay, then go back out after the November freeze. Specialty tour guide company Frontiers North Adventures offers a number of area bear-watching excursions using massive tundra-hardy vehicles that allow guests ultra-close views from open-air terraces just feet away. Meanwhile, fellow operator Churchill Wild flies visitors to wilderness lodges then takes them through the tundra on foot, letting them view the bears at ground level under the instruction of experienced wildlife guides. And Lazy Bear Expeditions is known for its custom-built boat the Sam Hearne, which transports guests to a remote coastal area for close-ups of the great beasts.

Behold the beluga:

Some 3,000 beluga whales grace the warmer waters of the Churchill River each summer, and guide company Sea North Tours allows adventurers the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity of boating, kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding or snorkeling directly with the friendly creatures. Enthusiasts can also interpret the creatures’ high-pitched vocalizations through listening devices known as hydrophones. Those wishing to see the magnificent mammals out in Hudson Bay might sign up for Lazy Bear Expeditions’ Ultimate Summer Arctic Safari package.

Highly unique landscape:

Churchill is proud of its often-pristine wilderness featuring the merging of three distinct ecosystems: the vast marine life native to Hudson Bay, the conifer-covered boreal forest and the Arctic tundra characterized by permafrost, rock outcroppings and low-growing vegetation. The differences between the three make the area a prime migratory route for many species of animals, allowing for excellent summertime viewing opportunities.

Historic treasures:

Churchill’s cultural jewels include the indigenous-themed Itsanitaq Museum and the Prince of Wales Fort established in 1717 to protect fur-trading employees of the Hudson’s Bay Co. A summertime visit to Churchill must include a guided cultural town and area tour, which is offered by a few different tour companies including North Star Tours and Lazy Bear Expeditions. The excursions introduce visitors to local culture and landmarks such as the historic Cape Merry site and the polar bear “jail” housing wayward Ursus maritimus.

Musher’s paradise:

Canada’s North has a long, proud history of optimizing dogsleds for transportation, and in summer Churchill’s sled dogs train by pulling wheeled carts. Visitors can sign up for tours at Wapusk Adventures or Bluesky Expeditions to meet and greet the energetic and hardworking canines before embarking on an exhilarating ride through the boreal forest.

Light shows extraordinaire:

The Churchill area is considered one of the top three vantage points worldwide for viewing the Aurora Borealis or northern lights, a natural phenomenon of moving color caused by atmospheric atoms mixing with charged particles from the sun. While the lights can be more elusive in the summertime (the optimal time for viewing is in winter), visitors enjoying their campfires at night can often catch a glimpse of their incredible beauty during clear nights.

For more information about the wonders you may encounter on your summer safari to Churchill, visit travelmanitoba.com.

2017-12-20T06:01:00

(BPT) – Dog shows are an extraordinary opportunity to learn more about the nuanced and wonderful things that make dog breeds unique. But while many of us have an idea of what a dog show is — often from what we have seen depicted on television or in movies — there are a lot of misconceptions when it comes to these events. Below are some myths and facts that will hopefully set the record straight.

Myth: Dog shows are beauty pageants for dogs

Fact: It’s an active and fun event for people of all ages

Dog shows include an array of activities for dogs and attendees. At the AKC National Championship Dog Show, for example, there are several events including an agility competition, AKC Meet the Breeds(R) and even a Puppy Stakes. The show is interactive for attendees, who can experience more than 190 breeds. Any dog that is registered with the American Kennel Club (AKC) is eligible to participate in dog shows.

Myth: A dog’s breed isn’t important

Fact: It is very important — and dog shows celebrate breeds!

Just like humans, a dog’s genetic history can have an impact on their health, personality and nutritional needs. Dog shows are intended to celebrate these differences and give dogs a chance to show off the best parts of their breeds and personalities. Every breed is different, and all were designed for a specific purpose to fill a specific need. Knowing the history of breeds and maintaining breeds through future generations can — if done properly — help eliminate some health problems.

There are even breed-specific diets that cater to the unique needs of each breed by tailoring certain characteristics, such as kibble size, nutrients and more.

“At Royal Canin, we love to celebrate the unique differences that make each dog breed remarkable, which is why we produce age- and breed-specific canine diets,” says Kamie Eckert, president of Royal Canin USA, presenting sponsor of the AKC National Championship, the biggest dog show in North America.

Although many recognizable breeds will be attending — such as Golden Retrievers, Yorkies and Bulldogs — the AKC also adds new breeds to the list on an ongoing basis. It can take up to 20 years for a breed to be recognized by the AKC. For example, it may be another 15-20 years before the Labradoodle could potentially be recognized as a true breed by the AKC — even though it’s a recognizable breed to most consumers.

Myth: All dog shows are private events

Fact: Anyone can enjoy the AKC National Championship

While some events may be private, many dog shows like the AKC National Championship are open to anyone to attend. Where else will you be able to see 30 Saint Bernards all in the same place? Or a Border Collie weave through agility poles faster than your brain can process?

For those that are unable to attend in-person, you can catch the highlights on your television screen. This year, the AKC National Championship presented by Royal Canin will air on Animal Planet on New Year’s Day for everyone to watch! The show will be anchored by Jerry O’Connell, AKC Vice President Gina DiNardo and sportscasters Jason Knapp and Sam Ryan. This three-hour show will allow you to see all that makes dog shows so special, so be sure to tune in!

2017-12-21T14:41:00

(BPT) – The holiday season is the most wonderful (and busy) time of year. While the season means plenty of quality time spent with loved ones, it can also bring chaos and stress when it comes to buying gifts, coordinating travel and planning family functions.

Luckily, there are some simple ways to tackle the holidays with confidence. Just ask mom, TV personality and blogger Ali Fedotowsky-Manno. “It’s easy to feel overwhelmed this time of year — and, I tend to take on way too much. That’s why I depend on Total Wireless to get me through it all with my smartphone, so I can focus on spending time with the people I love.”

Here are Ali’s top tips for managing the chaos of the holidays:

1. Plan Ahead: Planning ahead doesn’t just mean buying all your gifts early. Instead of scrambling to bake cookies or wrap presents right before a holiday party, I like to make checklists of things I can prepare ahead of time. That way, I can actually enjoy holiday get-togethers, whether I am a host or a guest.

2. Stay organized: As my family grows, I’ve learned how easy it is to get lost in the clutter of holiday wish lists, activities, events and travel, and a paper to-do list is way too easy to lose. My smartphone has become an essential tool that gives me the confidence to tackle the holiday season. I create lists for each family member, keep track of my holiday to-dos, coordinate travel and schedule reminders in my calendar for holiday events and parties.

3. Shop anywhere: Honestly, I probably do 95 percent of my shopping online. Holiday shopping in-person means dealing with bumper-to-bumper parking lot traffic and crowds that never end. Great plans from Total Wireless and my smartphone gives me the confidence to shop from the palm of my hand, wherever I am.

4. Focus on what really matters: When I make time for family, friends, exercise and sleep, my mood is one hundred times better. Taking the time to unwind is so helpful — I like to take walks with my family or even just snuggle in bed with a cup of tea! Take some time to slow down, breathe and remember this time of year is about the people you love.

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2017-12-20T16:59:00

(BPT) – Between trips to the mall, cross-country travel and never-ending hosting duties, it can be easy to get caught up in the chaos of the holidays and forget to experience the joys the season bring. From capturing and sharing their favorite memories to booking flights and shopping for gifts, holiday shoppers rely on their smartphones to power through the holidays and need a dependable wireless network to keep them streaming and snapping all season long.

This year, SIMPLE Mobile has partnered with YouTube personality Jenn McAllister to share her top holiday tips that will help you conquer holiday chaos and successfully ‘sleigh’ the season to bring more joy — and less stress — like never before.

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