If you are ever confronted by the police as a suspect, remember two rules: First, don’t lie. Don’t say anything to the police that is not true. Second, don’t incriminate yourself. Don’t say anything that admits a fact that could cause you to get in trouble. Here’s how this advice plays out in the … [Read more...] about What to Do if Suspected of Driving Under the Influence
How to Deal with Annoying People
Dealing with annoying people is a sad fact of everyday life. Sometimes, there is just no way to avoid annoying, irritating people. While you may not be able to avoid these folks, there are ways you can reduce the annoyance factor. Consider this. For someone to annoy you, two things must exist. … [Read more...] about How to Deal with Annoying People
Anatomy of an Audit
One of the greatest fears of most taxpayers is the idea that the Internal Revenue Service might audit them. I have prepared taxes for well over 20 years, and one of the most common requests is: “Please keep me from getting audited.” The preparer does not control that. The IRS screens returns and … [Read more...] about Anatomy of an Audit
Winterizing: Easy as A-B-C, 1-2-3
Fall has officially hit Flagstaff, which means the colder weather of winter is just around the corner. It’s time to prep your homes for what the weather could be gearing up to throw at us. From getting your fireplaces and chimneys cleaned and ready, your doors and windows insulated and sealed, … [Read more...] about Winterizing: Easy as A-B-C, 1-2-3
Shake Up at the Grand Canyon
Xanterra, a long-time concessionaire at the Grand Canyon, has filed an injunction to stop the awarding of a contract to its competitor Delaware North for concessions formerly held by Xanterra. “We have no option left but to take legal action and request an injunction to stop the implementation of … [Read more...] about Shake Up at the Grand Canyon
F.S.O. – Breaking Boundaries
Jan 23, 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM, 2015 at Ardery Auditorium William Grant Still: Festive Overture Bruce Reiprich: Piano Concerto - Flowing Waters Caress Fallen Petal Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony #6 (Pasoral) $20-$70 928-523-5661 … [Read more...] about F.S.O. – Breaking Boundaries
Snowbowl Now Part of Southwest Mountain Collective
Arizona Snowbowl’s terrain, advanced snowmaking system and Forest Service-approval for future improvements were positive factors in the decision to purchase the resort, according to James Coleman of Sipapu Ski and Summer Resort and Pajarito Mountain Ski Area of New Mexico. On Oct. 29, Arizona … [Read more...] about Snowbowl Now Part of Southwest Mountain Collective
The Root of the Problem
Inside your teeth is a soft material called pulp that contains blood vessels, nerves and connective tissue. If this pulp becomes infected, it can cause severe tooth pain. In some cases, that infection will require root canal therapy. Why Might I Need Root Canal … [Read more...] about The Root of the Problem
The Changing Face of Southwestern Forests and Forest Products
Signs of Forest Restoration In the foothills of central New Mexico’s Manzano Mountains, Phil Archuletta has seen the signs of the future. In fact, he has seen many signs since he founded P&M Signs in 2009. His business plan is to turn small diameter ponderosa pine trees, which few people … [Read more...] about The Changing Face of Southwestern Forests and Forest Products
Employing the Unemployable
Reputedly the most famous restaurant in Los Angeles, The Original Pantry at 9th and Figueroa, was a frequent Sunday breakfast destination for my family when I was growing up. Stacks of piping hot pancakes pleasantly soaked in gooey syrup and dripping with butter are my most prominent recollection. … [Read more...] about Employing the Unemployable