June 2016

SOUTHWEST THE MAGAZINE

Still got it.

The Anniversary Issue

Flight Attendant Sandra Force in 1971 and today

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MORE: Celebrate #PGH200 Pittsburgh [“Play/Number,” page 38] turns 200 this year. Uncover the city’s history and find out how you can get involved in the bicentennial.

READ: Dan Shapiro In this article, the negotiation expert demos one of the conflict-management exercises he describes on this month’s Solution page [54].

MORE: Adopt-A-Pilot View classroom videos, download lessons, and learn more about Southwest’s hands-on program [“Meet the Pilots of the Future,” page 80].

WATCH: A Day in Sacramento Ride through America’s Farm-to-Fork Capital starting at an urban farm, passing through downtown, and ending with dinner on the river.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY DWIGHT NADIG/ISTOCK (PITTSBURGH), JUSTIN CLEMONS (ADOPT-A-PILOT), AND COURTESY OF VISIT SACRAMENTO (SACRAMENTO)

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From figures to forms Manuelita Brown reshapes her story while preserving those of others Manuelita Brown works with her hands—fueled by her mind.

“Give your brain a chance, and it will do the job. You just have to have confidence and prepare it,” she says. After decades as a math teacher, and earning her master’s in psychology from the University of California San Diego, Manuelita changed course and began creating art. The order of numbers and the complex workings of the mind gave way to new inspiration—sculpting people’s lives in bronze. A frequent subject is the AfricanAmerican experience. Her artwork celebrates the human spirit: a mother tenderly embracing her infant, a relentless Sojourner Truth fighting for equality, a cleaning woman taking a rare pause to rest.

“The story of people is usually told by what’s left behind,” she says.

“I want to leave a record about those people who came before me or those who are here with me.”

UC San Diego alumni are risk-takers and innovators—explorers of our universe, our world and our humanity.

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June 2016

Catch a ride on the Sacramento Southern Railroad, now through September.

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82 The Future the Way It Used to Be

The key to a brighter future? First, we have to imagine it. Consider this story a call to action to rekindle the days when we couldn’t wait for whatever came next.

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While remnants of its Gold Rush beginnings remain, this capital city’s current riches stand out: abundant fresh food, vibrant arts, riverfront recreation, and more.

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CONTENTS June 2016

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In Every Issue 14 16 18 20 22 28 32

Gary’s Greeting Saludos de Gary Our Star The A-List You Made Our Day Feedback From the Editor

Play 107 125 143 144 146 147 148 149 149 150 154 156 158 160

Agenda Fun! Advertiser Directory Products and Services Spotlight Flight Service Heart of the Community International Travel Beverages Inflight Entertainment Rapid Rewards Terminal Maps Route Map One Question

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Number Trip Takeaway Solution Startup Tool

Features 61 Humble Pat 70 From LUV to the Moon (and back) 72 Evolution of an Airline 74 Project Runway 76 The Originals 80 Pilots of the Future 82 The Future the Way It Used to Be 94 Your Adventure In Sacramento

OUR COVER Flight Attendant Sandra Force in 1971 and 2016 Current photograph by Justin Clemons

PHOTOGRAPHY BY CLARKE TOLTON (SUITCASES), JUSTIN CLEMONS (GIRL), AND COURTESY OF HARRY & IDA’S (SANDWICH)

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From humble beginnings in the heart of Dallas to carrying the most domestic passengers of any U.S. airline, Southwest Airlines® has always been committed to a fun-loving flying experience. Boeing is proud to congratulate Southwest ® on the incredible 45 years of customer service on their all-Boeing 737 fleet. We’re honored to be part of the Southwest ® experience, and we look forward to our continued success together.

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June 2016 EDITORIAL editorial director Jay Heinrichs creative director Kevin de Miranda senior editor JK Nickell art director David W. Radabaugh managing editor Bradford Pearson associate editor Austin W. G. Morton assistant art directors Desiree Espada Kim Thwaits assistant editor Melissa Flandreau special projects editor Ben Marshall editorial interns Linda Smith Samantha Stutsman contributors Peter Bollinger, Nick Cabrera, Justin Clemons, Mike Darling, Chris Dent, Josh Dickinson, Chris Gash, Sam Kalda, Bruce Parsons, Steve Stankiewicz, Jeff L. Whitlock web development, pace interactive Jason Dalton, Carolyn Eckstein, Chad Hayton EDITORIAL INQUIRIES Write to Southwest: The Magazine 2811 McKinney Ave., Suite 360, Dallas, TX 75204, or email letters@southwestmag.com.

SOUTHWEST INQUIRIES For comments or questions directed at Southwest Airlines that don’t pertain to the magazine, write to Southwest Airlines Customer Relations P.O. Box 36647, Dallas, TX 75235-1647, or visit the “Contact Us” page at Southwest.com.

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Gary’s Greeting

A Tradition of Excellence on Southwest as a high school senior in the 1970s. I was traveling from my hometown of San Antonio to Houston on a college recruiting trip. I was one of just three Customers onboard! And while the service was phenomenal (after all, there were three Flight Attendants), I must admit that I thought to myself, “There is no way this airline is ever going to make it.” I’m sure glad I was wrong!

Of course, Southwest has not only survived but it has also evolved into arguably the most successful commercial airline in history. Last year, we celebrated

our 43rd consecutive year of profitability—a record unmatched in our industry.

We’ve also remained job secure for our People, grown to carry more Passengers in the United States than any other airline, and been named to Fortune’s list of the World’s Most Admired Companies for 22 years running. In 2016, we ranked seventh!

Admittedly, a lot has changed in 45 years—certainly in my 30 years with this Company, and even in the last five to 10 years. We’ve evolved to meet the needs of our Customers and build a sustainable airline for the next four decades and beyond. But what strikes me the most is what hasn’t changed.

In 1971, there was nothing like Southwest. Flying was for the rich and elite.

But Southwest changed all that with a clear Purpose and strong conviction that an airline could offer low fares and great service. It worked. Today, we remain true to our roots. We call it Transfarency: an honest, open approach to low fares without hidden fees.

After 45 years, Southwest is still a category of one. We aim to keep it that way.

Thanks for coming along for the ride all these years!

Gary Kelly Chairman, President, and CEO Southwest Airlines

PHOTOGRAPHY BY STEPHEN KELLER

This month, Southwest Airlines celebrates 45 years of a low-fare revolution that began on June 18, 1971. It’s hard for me to imagine what it was like for our original Employees back in the early days, but my 30 years at this Company make it easy for me to understand their Purpose. It was simply to connect People to important moments in their lives through friendly, reliable, and low-cost air travel. Remarkably, our Purpose is the same today as it was on day one.

Looking back, I’m reminded of my very first flight, which happened to be

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Saludos de Gary

Una Tradición de Excelencia era estudiante de preparatoria y estaba haciendo un viaje de reclutamiento de la universidad, volando desde mi ciudad natal, San Antonio, a Houston ¡y era uno de los únicos tres pasajeros a bordo! Si bien el servicio era fenomenal (después de todo, había tres Sobrecargos), debo admitir que pensé para mis adentros: “No hay modo de que esta aerolínea lo vaya a lograr”. Naturalmente, ¡estoy feliz de haber estado equivocado!

Por supuesto, Southwest Airlines no solo ha sobrevivido, sino que incluso podría decirse que se ha convertido en la aerolínea comercial con más éxito.

El año pasado celebramos 43 años

consecutivos de rentabilidad, lo cual es un récord sin igual en nuestra industria.

También hemos ofrecido estabilidad para nuestro Empleados, y hemos crecido hasta convertirnos en la aerolínea que más Pasajeros transporta en los Estados Unidos. En 2016 ocupamos el séptimo lugar en la lista de las Compañías Más Admiradas de Fortune, donde hemos figurado durante 22 años.

Es cierto que mucho ha cambiado en 45 años, desde luego que en mis 30 años con esta Compañía e incluso en los últimos cinco a 10 años. Hemos evolucionado para satisfacer las necesidades de nuestros Clientes y construir una aerolínea sostenible para las siguientes cuatro décadas y más. Pero lo que más me sorprende es lo que no ha cambiado.

En 1971 no había nada como Southwest. Volar estaba reservado para los ricos y la élite. Pero Southwest cambió todo eso con un Propósito claro y una fuerte convicción de que una aerolínea podía ofrecer tarifas bajas y un servicio excelente. Funcionó. Actualmente, seguimos siendo fieles a nuestras raíces.

Lo llamamos Transfarency: un enfoque honesto y abierto a las tarifas bajas y sin cargos ocultos.

Después de 45 años, Southwest es todavía única en su clase. Y queremos que siga siendo así. ¡Gracias por acompañarnos en el viaje durante todos estos años!

Gary Kelly Presidente de la Junta Directiva, Director Ejecutivo y Presidente Southwest Airlines

PHOTOGRAPHY BY STEPHEN KELLER

Este mes, Southwest Airlines celebra 45 años de una revolución de tarifas bajas que comenzó el 18 de junio de 1971.

Aunque me cuesta imaginar cómo fue para los Empleados originales en aquel entonces, mis 30 años en esta Compañía hacen que me sea sencillo entender su Propósito, el cual era simplemente conectar a las Personas con los momentos importantes en sus vidas a través de vuelos amigables, confiables y de bajo costo. Sorprendentemente, nuestro Propósito es el mismo desde el primer día.

En retrospectiva, recuerdo mi primer vuelo, el cual resultó ser en Southwest. Fue en la década de los 70. Yo

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Our Star

“The most important thing is adapting to change and working as a Team.”

—TARUN PATEL , OPERATIONS AGENT

When Passengers line up to board a plane in Tampa, Florida, there’s a good chance they’ll be greeted by smiling Operations Agent Tarun Patel. Delivering excellent Hospitality is a way of life for this 15-year industry veteran who got his start with AirTran Airways. Tarun exemplifies The Golden Rule and always goes the extra mile. Aside from scanning boarding passes and greeting Customers, the most critical part of Tarun’s job is calculating the weight and balance of the aircraft to ensure it can fly safely and arrive ontime. Off the clock, Tarun takes inspiration from Southwest when he assists his wife with her art and wine franchise, Bottle & Bottega. It’s a competitive market, but, like with Southwest, Tarun’s focus on customer service makes it one of a kind! —Karen Perez, Communication & Outreach BRIGHT LIGHTS “I’ve never lived in a small town, so I’m drawn to larger cities.

I like to try my luck at the casinos in Las Vegas, and I also love Nashville’s upbeat music scene.”

SEA CHANGE “I volunteer at the annual Southwest beach cleanup in Tampa.

We’re proud of our beautiful beaches and want to encourage travelers to visit again.”

To thank Tarun for his work and dedication, Penn & Teller is proud to give him two tickets to see the show in Las Vegas. Congratulations, Tarun!

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The A-List

“It shouldn’t feel like a job. If you’re not enjoying it, you shouldn’t do it.”

—BOB LEE, CONCESSION VENDOR

It’s going to take more than an 1,100-mile commute to stop Bob Lee from getting to his dream job. While living in New York, Bob worked as both an FDNY firefighter and a part-time vendor at Citi Field. After 9/11, he retired to Oak Grove, Missouri, but the move didn’t keep him from his favorite pastime. Although it makes for an unusual start to his workday, the cross-country commute to Citi Field is no obstacle for Bob, who’s been selling snacks and programs for more than 40 years. He simply heads to the Kansas City International Airport and jumps on a Southwest Airlines flight to LaGuardia Airport, leaving him less than two miles from the Mets’ ballpark. Convenient and affordable flights allow Bob to live and work exactly where he wants.

—Ashley Bradstreet, Communication & Outreach PINCH HIT “Without Southwest, I would have given up traveling back to New York. The direct flight has made visiting a lot easier.”

MA JOR LEAGUE “I always stop for New York pizza— it’s the first thing I do. It’s just not the same in the Midwest.”

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for the crew and a cold sweet tea for me.

I cannot say enough about how amazing that was and how grateful I am to him and the Southwest Airlines team. This gesture was a true demonstration of how great and caring everyone at Southwest can be. He went above and beyond, and his kind gesture has made me one of the most loyal passengers out here. —Phillip Trujillo

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I am writing to say how impressed I was with First Officer Michael Meline on a recent flight from Dallas to Albuquerque, New Mexico. I was extremely tired after being in an airport all day. I did not feel well and was ready to be done. While boarding the flight, Michael mentioned to the flight attendants that he was going to get dinner, and then asked if the crew wanted anything. I was joking with them and said I’d like a sweet tea. Not five minutes went by, and he returned with food

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Thank you, Southwest, for encouraging your people to go above and beyond in making your customers feel like the most important people on Earth. Thank you to the crew— they will always be remembered as the greatest flight crew ever! And yes, maybe someday I will apply and be that flight attendant who makes a difference in someone’s life.

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I have flown with Southwest for years and have always loved their level of service and professionalism, but today I had the best Southwest experience of my life—one that I will never forget. I was traveling on a ridiculously early flight with my two kids, who are 1 and 3 years old. I had managed to make it all the way to the gate without a hitch but quickly realized I was in over my head. Loading two small children plus car seats on

a plane was just something I hadn’t thought through to completion. I was embarrassed, to say the least, but only for a split second. Two amazing flight attendants, Jacoby Lassey and Alphonso Thomas, jumped right in to help. Not only did they carry the seats and my son to our row, they stayed and helped until we were completely set. When we landed, they did it all again. They held my kids as I buckled and unbuckled their seats, and spoke so kindly to them. They reassured me every time I thanked them for their help.

As I exited the plane, they set up my stroller and buckled in my son. One of them covered my daughter with her blanket, and I couldn’t hold back my tears. I am a customer for life and won’t be flying any other airline thanks to today’s experience. Thank you, Southwest! —Amanda Beaver R ANDOM ACT OF TOILETRIES

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I was not upset in any way, but I did mention that, as luck would have it, I hadn’t counted on staying overnight and had nothing with me besides my laptop. We spent the flight in casual conversation. Upon arrival in Chicago, we said goodbye, and I saw her hurry off the plane and disappear.

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This only reinforces that. Please keep hiring such great people!

—Thomas Armstrong MOM AWAY FROM MOM

My son, Will, a freshman at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington, was getting ready to board a flight to Phoenix when he collapsed. I want to thank Southwest, and especially customer service supervisor Laralynn Stevens, for exceptional compassion and treatment. I had been texting Will minutes before and was shocked when we received a call from Laralynn telling us he was being treated by paramedics and was on his way to a local hospital. She reassured us he was going to be OK and that she would get him a voucher so he could stay at a nearby hotel once released from the hospital.

She also made flight arrangements to get him home the following day. Laralynn told Will which hospital to request to be taken to, gave him her cell phone number, and even walked food vouchers over to his hotel after her shift so that Will would be able to eat dinner and breakfast. When she called me, she told me she had a son who was a senior in high school, and they had just talked about the possibility of getting ill while in college out of state. She felt our pain and told me she would be his Spokane mom through this mini crisis.

Laralynn could not have been kinder to Will. How blessed we are that he is fine (the collapse was due to dehydration) and that this happened in a town where

people really care and go the extra mile.

I hope I get to meet Laralynn someday and give her a hug of gratitude. We’ve always loved flying Southwest Airlines, but we now appreciate you even more.

—Jane Seamans CREW IN CONTROL

I was recently on a flight bound for Tampa, Florida, from Atlanta when we had to divert to Tallahassee because of an electrical smell in the cabin. Let me thank Capt. Andy Rypien and First Officer Richard Steiner for quick thinking and solid reactions to a situation that could have gotten much worse. Richard should be a spokesman because he handled the entire passenger group with the ease and friendliness of an old pal. In all my years of flying, I have never experienced someone with the ability to control a situation so well. When the oxygen masks deployed, flight attendants Robin Maynard, Valerie Fokidis, and Carmen Anderson remained calm and collected and helped those passengers who were struggling. As a security professional, I know what it takes to deal with high-stress situations, and I can say that this crew—all five of them— are welcome on any of my squads. They deserve to be commended at the highest levels. —Rudy Wolter HEART FOR HEROES

I am a soldier in the U.S. Army and was flying back to my training post after the holidays. The level of courtesy, true appreciation, and gratitude from flight attendants Addy Aviles, Glenn Foley, and John Irace was admirable. Every soldier in uniform received a personal thank-you goody bag from the crew.

We also got special attention upon arriving at our destination—we were able to get off the plane first, and the entire plane clapped and cheered. These small gestures were not required by any means, but the kindness of these crew members made me and every other soldier feel appreciated and supported.

For this, I would like to thank Southwest Airlines and these employees. I hope they get the recognition they deserve for going above and beyond for their passengers! —John Furcht

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Dear Editor,

All the service stories were very good, but as the son of a World War II pilot and one who grew up with the “Greatest Generation” dominating my childhood—mostly in a positive way, but not always—I was touched and moved by “Men of Earth and Sky” [April 2016]. It was elegantly written and authentic. I expected it to be unrelentingly proud. It was appropriately proud, but more importantly, it was honest. Good work, Mr. H.

Richard Jackson BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA

HEART CAPTURED

NO TURKEY

I read “Men of Earth and Sky” on a flight to Baltimore. Jay Heinrichs captured my heart with this story. I felt like he was describing my own father’s experience with World War II and his resulting stoicism. “He lived through hell—crawled through it—and maybe he never entirely left it.” Beautifully written.

Thanks to Jay Heinrichs for sharing his family story about heroes of World War II aviation. I too had a family member, my late father, who was in the Army Air Corps as a bomber gunner stationed in China. The sacrifices of many remarkable but largely unknown people are so common, both back then and in the present day. I would also like to come to the rescue of the P-47 Thunderbolt (the Jug, short for Juggernaut) that Mr. Heinrichs’

Karen Putz BOLINGBROOK, ILLINOIS

/ That means a lot, Karen. Clearly, service isn’t all about glory.

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/ Thank you, Richard. They were not only members of the “Greatest Generation,” they were our loved ones.

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relation flew. Although not as nimble as the German Me 109, it was not a ponderous turkey either. Materially faster in level flight than the 109, it could outdive the Me 109 and, with upgrades later in the war, outclimb it too. Col. Zemke’s Wolfpack earned great successes against the German Luftwaffe due to their bravery and the powerful machines, such as the P-47, they brought to bear.

James Clark PERFECTION PERFECTED! SETTING THE STANDARD, YET AGAIN.

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/ We will bow to your knowledge,

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NEVER FORGET

I just read the article entitled “Men of Earth and Sky.” Both Jay Heinrichs’ uncle and father were true American heroes, and I am grateful to him for sharing their stories. The sacrifices they both made on our behalf should never be forgotten.

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Thank you for the “Thirst Aid” article [February 2016]. It is not only a most compelling description of the poverty and isolation suffered by many of our fellow Americans, but also, and most importantly, a reminder that individuals can make a real difference in the lives of others. Darlene Arviso is an inspiration

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I recently flew home to Albuquerque, New Mexico, and I read the article “Thirst Aid” about the woman who delivers water to Navajo Nation residents in the Thoreau, New Mexico, area. It was a pleasant surprise to read about a place I once lived.

While I was in elementary school in Thoreau, most of my classmates lived without running water and electricity. Thank you for bringing the hardship of these conditions to the attention of the general public.

Patricia Anne Davis ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO

/ We’re glad the story rang true for you, Patricia.

NEW WORLDS

To me, one of the best parts of flying Southwest is reading the in-flight magazine. Recently, I reached in the seatback pocket for it as I waited for my plane to finish boarding.

Almost immediately, “A World of His Own” by Zsofia McMullin [December 2015] caught my attention. Zsofia writes with such clarity that I felt somehow transported to Budapest (a place I have never been), and to the Gettysburg battlefield (a place I have visited more than once). The article was a reminder that it is important to honor our past and discover our roots. Perhaps that will bring a little more understanding to the world.

Rose Cappelli MALVERN, PENNSYLVANIA

/ “Who are you? Where are you from?

Who are your people?” Those fundamental questions get asked in Zsofia’s essay. If you missed it, go to south westmag.com and click on December.

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Dear Reader,

Celebrating a Southwest Airlines anniversary can seem a little off-brand. Sure, the airline has a great history, starting with a famous cocktail napkin on which co-founder Herb Kelleher sketched the original route map.

But Southwest has never been a backward-looking enterprise. Its revolutionary ticketing and refusal to charge baggage fees drove the airline forward. Expect more things like this in the years to come.

So, for this anniversary issue, we chose to look to the future; see page 70. It’s a chancy proposition, admittedly. But I guarantee that a scene much like the following will take place in the next generation: A man walks up to a Southwest gate. He’s booked on a later flight, and his chances of making this one are slim; there’s a long waiting list. “I haven’t seen my wife in almost two weeks,” he tells the gate agent.

“Do you like coffee?” she asks.

“Sure,” he says, startled.

She points to a coffee bar across the terminal. “Buy yourself a cup and wait for my signal.”

He does that, and halfway into his coffee, he sees her nod. He trots over, and she hands him a boarding pass. “Kiss your wife when you get home.”

It’s not a dramatic scene—you can read better stories on page 22—but he finds he has tears in his eyes.

That particular episode actually happened: I was the homesick man with the coffee. (The agent didn’t know I had anything to do with the airline.) I have no doubt that something like this will happen again, to someone else, years from now. Because, while Southwest’s technology, products, and services change, the character of its people does not. I have worked with many of them for over a quarter of its history, and they have remained among the kindest people I have ever met.

For the important stuff, we know what lies ahead.

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Meet the people behind this issue.

Justin Clemons PHOTOGRAPHER

Cover; Project Runway; Meet the Pilots of the Future / p. 74, 80 Justin, a Dallas native, was an easy pick to help us capture the essence of Southwest. “Every Thursday morning at 6, I meet up with some guys at Davis Street Espresso. It’s a fantastic coffee shop, but the most important thing is the six other guys around the table talking about life. It’s one of the best parts of my week.

The people in my life are far more important than the places.” @JUSTINCLEMONS

nd P at (a m o t t o b o ur r ight, fo r m e r , i n te r n !) e h t i l B

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Sam Kalda

Bruce Parsons

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Peter’s work is inspired by a 20th century visionary.

“Buckminster Fuller said, ‘The best way to predict the future is to design it.’ I agree, be it with industrial design, concept architecture, or forward-looking visualizations. I like to add in some small part to this endeavor.”

Sam brought to life a Southern sage who frequented Waffle House.

In his Brooklyn neighborhood, he prefers the Capri Social Club. “Cheap drinks and a jukebox with Fleetwood Mac—what else could you ask for?”

Bruce penned a moving tribute to his gentle mentor. He makes his home in far West Texas, where “the El Paso Museum of Art is a must-see. Unlike other museums, they encourage close looks (but don’t touch). I’ve been close enough to paintings by Impressionist masters to count their brushstrokes.”

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days to recite the world’s largest prime number.

We did the math, and you should take a deep breath. There are 22,338,618 digits to pronounce, and that timeline only holds if you rattle off one number per second. The fantastic figure, which can be written as 274,207,281 - 1, was discovered by University of Central Missouri professor Curtis Cooper as part of the Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search. No stranger to putting two and two together, Cooper found his fourth record-setting prime since 1997 with the help of GIMPS software. “There’s a lot of luck involved,” he says. “You download the software for free and just run it on your machine.

The central server has a queue of numbers to test.” If Cooper breaks the record for a fifth time, we’re gonna need a bigger calculator— and maybe an oxygen tank.

REFRESHER COURSE A prime number is an integer that’s only evenly divisible by itself and 1. A Mersenne prime can be written as 2p - 1, where p is also prime.

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There are bridges in Pittsburgh.

Roberto Clemente (pictured), Andy Warhol, and Rachel Carson.

And while none of the current bridges are quite as old as the city itself—Pittsburgh turns 200 this year—the Smithfield Street Bridge has been connecting the dots since 1883. Talk about a longstanding bridge club.

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Hitting the links has a whole other meaning for residents of the ’Burgh, which beats out destinations like Venice when it comes to counting connectors. What’s behind Pittsburgh’s penchant for building bridges? From the get-go, the area’s hilly topography and proximity to three major rivers made the structures crucial to getting around. Today’s more notable members of the local support system include the Three Sisters, a trio of parallel suspension bridges named for prominent Pittsburgh figures

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Keyser swapped gin for Deep Eddy Ruby Red Vodka—“They use real grapefruits, and it’s made just down the road,” she says—and then added an herbal punch with Strega, an Italian digestif known for its hints of mint, fennel, and orange.

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OUT TAKES WARBY 101 A lot of people think starting a company is like jumping off a cliff and then building an airplane on the way down. If you feel like you’re standing on the edge, take a step back and break the problem down.

THE LONG RUN Being a former competitive distance runner taught me a lot about the importance of dedication and perseverance.

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What’s at the core of all conflict?

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ad pat been a foot shorter and 100 pounds heavier he would have looked like a Coca-Cola Santa Claus. But Pat was a tall man, closer to seven feet than five, with a thick but neatly trimmed white beard.

Pat knew that his height could be intimidating to those who were smaller—adults and children alike. When addressing either, he would sit or bend his knees, lowering himself to near eye level so that talk between equals could occur.

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Smoky Mountains, but he was a learned man as well. Pat learned by reading, and he read voraciously. There were books about culture, language, economics, history, science. Western novels where good always prevailed. And there were technical manuals about communications equipment and computer operating systems.

Pat devoured them with a fervor reserved for parents trying to finish Goodnight Moon for a sleep-fighting toddler.

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I hesitate to call him a Renaissance Man. The word has eleven letters—in the parlance of North Carolina, that’s far too many for three syllables. A one-syllable word like “smart” would suffice.

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BIG BOYS, ESPECIALLY big boys from the south, eat breakfast. Pat’s favorite place was Waffle House. Eggs, grits, bacon, fried potatoes—staples of a boy and man from rural North Carolina.

According to Pat, the best time to visit the local Waffle House was 5 a.m., long after the bar patrons left but a few hours before the

day dwellers arrived. By 5 a.m. the cook and wait staff were fully recovered from any 2 a.m. reverie.

A sober customer could enjoy breakfast favorites, thank the cook, and engage a waitress in conversation about politics, family, or the price of eggs.

The Waffle House experience was a rite of passage, especially for Yankee transplants, and Pat shared it with our young children.

From their time spent at the local Waffle House our now adult children learned about the Southern palate, and life: the value of hard work, patience, resilience.

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Pat and his wife, Millie, shared their wisdom and welcomed us to their extended family. We repaid their kindness in small ways.

When new storm doors were needed for their home, I offered to install them.

Assembly was a struggle. The door just wouldn’t fit the opening. Undeterred, I found a hacksaw and shortened the storm door, enlarged the latch opening, and drilled new mounting holes through the frame. After cursing the manufacturer and its lackluster standards, I was finally able to attach the door.

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We had met Pat and Millie through church, an institution that espouses inclusion but is often leery of new people. Pat and Millie reached out and we latched on.

Our family joined Pat and Millie on weekend adventures to cultural landmarks like Dollywood. We became regular visitors to their house for Sunday dinners.

There were fish camps with deep fat-fried catfish, fried hush puppies, and any other food that could be served batter-brown and oil-laden. They were surrogate grandparents for our children, and parents to us.

Millie (“Miss Millie,” as Pat called her) was Pat’s rock. They had found one another mid-life.

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PAT WAS OLDER than Millie and had his own health problems.

He always expected Millie would survive him. Women usually outlive their men, no matter what part of the country they come from. But not this time. In a few short years, Millie was gone. She spent many of her last days at home, surrounded by comfortable people and familiar spaces.

Within 10 feet of her sickbed was the house’s second entry—a glasspaneled storm door that had been installed by me, this time correctly. It was a door to second chances and a promise grounded in Millie’s faith, shared with the hopeful and hopeless alike.

A few weeks after Millie’s death, Pat foundered as he climbed the stairs. He was short of breath, and, unbeknownst to him, invaded by cancer. He lived alone for a while, frying eggs for one. Later, he moved in with his daughter, an hour’s drive away.

Pat grieved for the loss of Miss Millie. But survivors live on. Pat kick-started his life. His remaining months were like the bellowing of an idling Harley Sportster, a bike that could fly but was just as impressive rumbling at a stoplight.

There were books to read and friends to make. Pat enjoyed senior meals, where the women outnumbered the men, more widows than widowers. Even a guy with limited time commanded a second look. For his mostly female table companions, Pat was a man who could tell a tale. Old stories for new audiences. And he was comfortable with himself: no walls, no pretense. To his new friends, he was entertaining,

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If the sentiment of a three-syllable word could be conveyed in two, why add to the burden? jotting my eulogy remarks on a cocktail napkin on the tray table.

Other speakers would capture the boldness of Pat’s life. I intended to talk about the little things that made him big in my eyes.

Thoughts drifted back a decade or so earlier. Our daughter was about 7 at the time. It was an especially bad day. Her scrawled appeal on white paper was simple and heartfelt. “Dear Pat, This is the worst day of my life and I wish at you would take care of it.”

Pat knelt down and hugged her in that moment of despair, eye to eye, cheek to cheek, and heart touching heart. But he also framed the message—mistakes and all—and hung it in a prominent place in their home. It wasn’t displayed to embarrass the petitioner. Rather, it was to remind us that, sometimes, people need us to take care of it—and to take care of them.

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ROAD WARRIORS Budgets were slim in the early days, so marketing Employees drove AMC Pacers and Gremlins painted to resemble planes as a guerrilla marketing tactic. Though they later ditched the cars, the Company’s People still power their marketing—each ad features Employees rather than models.

BOTTLE SERVICE When a competitor tried to undercut Southwest’s fares in 1973, Southwest countered by giving Customers a bottle of whiskey with their ticket purchase. Today their liquor prices are the lowest in the biz thanks to a frugal distribution model, and free drinks are still up for grabs on special days, like the Company’s birthday, June 18.

Ant Man Thanks to the novel approach of one Southwest Employee, the future is already here.

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THE FIRST TIME Doug Lawson used ants to solve a complex human problem, he was looking at gate assignments. It was the early ’90s, and there was a bottleneck at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport—there were always a few arriving planes waiting for gates—so

GIVING BACK In 2015, Southwest donated more than $19 million to the Communities they serve, and Employees racked up nearly 150,000 volunteer hours. Now Rapid Rewards Members can join in by donating Rapid Rewards Points to charities such as the Honor Flight Network and Ronald McDonald House Charities.

Doug hunkered down at his computer to search for solutions. As one of the world’s leading experts in swarm theory and the Lead Researcher at Southwest, he takes the collective intelligence observed in animal groups—like ant

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TIME SAVERS They’ve simplified the check-in process more than ever with new self-tagging baggage kiosks, just the latest time-saving innovation from the pioneers of ticketless travel.

colonies—and applies those lessons to make large-scale airline operations more efficient.

He created a computer simulation with hundreds of individual “agents” that could learn from their virtual experience over time: landing at an airport, taxiing to a gate, finding that the gate is occupied, searching for another. “It looks like a lot of

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little ants wandering around,” Doug says. “Every little agent would remember what was a good thing to do and what was a bad thing to do. They’d repeat the day until they learned what was the best pattern.”

enhance fuel efficiency) and the Heart logo emblazoned on the silver bulkhead, a nod to their Customer service commitment.

The result? Southwest’s legendary turnaround times became even faster.

Doug’s work hasn’t been limited to gate assignments, though. He’s created simulations to study the boarding process and the optimal location of ticketing desks within airports. Southwest recently

ECO INITIATIVES Already an industry leader in greenhouse gas reduction, Southwest achieved a 29 percent improvement in jet fuel efficiency over the past decade (a trend that will continue thanks in part to those shiny new seats), and they continue to ramp up their reliance on renewable energy for ground operations.

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Southwest relied on their very own to design uniforms that reflect their new visual identity. Customer Service Agent Lisa Thompson’s blouse shows off the new Bold Blue.

Striking uniforms set the Company apart from the beginning. In this 1971 photo, Sandra Force rocks a classic poncho and white go-go boots.

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Sandra Force, still serving Southwest Customers after all these years (see next page for more), sports one of two Flight Attendant dresses, which highlight the signature brand colors Bold Blue and Warm Red.

DIGITAL COMPOSITE BY JEFF WHITLOCK

People have always been the soul of Southwest, so when the Company set out to redesign their uniforms (coming next spring!), they enlisted their own Employees to take the lead.

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few places exude the kind of kinetic energy that’s so palpable at an airport. Young and old, harried and placid, scurry about: the cacophony of life neatly contained. Vacations and work trips, weddings and funerals, beginnings and endings.

For C.J. Bostic and Sandra Force, it’s merely another day at the office. On a warm afternoon in early April at Dallas Love Field, C.J. and Sandra stroll into work just as they have for the past 45 years. But to the swelling group of Southwest Employees watching them swan through the terminal, it’s anything but mundane. Some wave, some call out, others sneak in for a hug.

A woman with shoulder-length blonde hair and a rather official looking badge pulls out her smartphone to take a photo. “Forty-five years,” she says to no one in particular. “I have to get out of here. I’m starting to tear up!”

It was a summer day in 1971 when 26-year-old Sandra Force, a former Miss Tennessee with blonde hair and a lolling Memphis drawl, was home at her Dallas apartment after teaching summer school at Amelia Earhart Elementary. “I knew this guy I had a crush on would be coming home for lunch,” she says. “As planned, he walked by the pool, and there I was in my pink bikini.” He stopped to talk and told her about a new airline that had everyone downtown buzzing. The fledgling company needed 40 Flight Attendants to jump-start operations. A now-famous ad petitioning actress Raquel Welch to join their ranks had run

Sandra and C.J. at Love Field, where they’ve reported to work for 45 years.

in newspapers nationwide and would result in more than 1,200 applications. Word was spreading.

Sandra slipped off her raft, dialed the listing, and went right down to interview. She walked out with a new job that afternoon.

C.J. Bostic, an Air Force brat with cropped black hair and a megawatt smile, was 23 when she landed the job. After college, she modeled for Rothschild’s and Neiman Marcus. “You might say that

modeling was my runway into the hostess corp,” she told the Southwest Inflight magazine in 1973, when she was named “Hostess of the Month.”

I first met C.J. and Sandra on that April day, about an hour before our plane to LaGuardia was scheduled to take off. We'd briefly exchanged pleasantries when, with great concern in her voice, C.J. suddenly asked our photographer and me if we'd eaten lunch. We hadn't.

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C.J. and Sandra holding court in-flight.

“Do you like salad?” she asked.

We nodded, and she sprinted away, returning minutes later with two of “the best airport salads around.”

We were introduced to the Pilot, David Pattee, a 17-year veteran of the airline and, not coincidentally, C.J.’s former neighbor: Seventeen years ago, C.J. slipped a letter in his mailbox detailing why he should leave his current company and fly for Southwest. He still has it.

As Passengers file onto the plane, Sandra smiles and bends to

greet every child. C.J. works the middle; it’s a full flight. Following the announcements, David comes on the intercom to inform everyone of the two “celebrities’’ on board. (Both C.J. and Sandra later tell me, in separate conversations, that neither subscribes to that notion, quickly listing off the names of the other original Flight Attendants still working: Sandra Bogan, Linda Pinka, Deborah Stembridge, and Jackie York.) He also tells Passengers of the pair's 45-year tenure.

After prepping for takeoff, C.J. settles in next to Sandra in the jump seat and catches her breath.

“We started when we were 2,” she says. Laughter fills the cabin as David pushes back.

Of course, it wasn’t all laughs in the beginning. “Southwest was like a short dog in tall grass,” Sandra says. “Nobody had ever heard of us.

My mother always asked me why I didn’t go with Braniff or American or Delta.” She still remembers the day she went back and forth to Houston 12 times. “As long as someone was there, we had to go get them because we were trying to build our business up. I’ll never forget how my feet hurt after wearing those high-heeled boots for 12 legs.”

Being an upstart had its advantages too. When one of the three planes had a mechanical issue, everyone was sent home.

“We’d spend half the time in the morning just calling each other to see if we were still flying,” C.J. says.

During overnights in Harlingen, Texas, their hotel gave them a car for trips to the beach. In 1974, Sandra appeared on the cover of Esquire, which touted Southwest as “The Best of America!”

Today, C.J. compares their work to “inviting someone into your home. If you don’t make them feel welcome, they’re not going to come back. I just try to make People feel welcome.” It’s clear that some things haven’t changed at all.

A few years back, both purchased what they call their “dream homes” within a short drive of one another, and they spent much of their free time shopping together at auctions and estate sales. These days, when they’re not 35,000 feet up, you’ll find them in their respective gardens. In March, Sandra’s daffodils won two blue ribbons at the Dallas Arboretum.

“I like planting things and watching them grow,” she says.

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teamed up with two other Southwest Pilots to teach these lucky fifth-graders.

—GAVIN

We got to see pictures of where they fly, like the Grand Canyon and Hoover Dam, and different kinds of airplanes.

—HAYDEN

DIGITAL COMPOSITE BY JEFF WHITLOCK

PILOT JAMES HAAS

I want to be an NBA player, but the pilots made me interested in flying fighter jets someday.

Maybe when I’m done playing basketball.

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My favorite part was when they did experiments with us, like whenever they made the ping pong ball float with the hairdryer to show how planes fly.

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It would be cool to fly. Yeah, it would be really cool, having fun and being able to see the places that you’re flying over—seeing the world from a different angle.

—ELIZABETH

this year, Southwest’s Adopt-APilot program will reach more than 38,000 students nationwide. Once a week for four weeks, Pilots visit classrooms to teach real-world lessons in math, science, and geography; impart values like honesty and tenacity; and dispense highly coveted bags of pretzels. While away on trips, they email photo updates so the kids can follow their travels.

Pilots Patrick Badon, John Hurt, and James Haas have teamed up for years to inspire the fifthgraders at Purefoy Elementary in Frisco, Texas. They’ll continue for at least a few more—they’ve pledged to see James’ first-grade daughter through the program.

“My dad was a private pilot, and he first took me flying when I was 11,” James says. “I remember the awe-inspiring view. That’s why I take these pictures and give them to the kids, to give them a different view of the world and allow them to see what drove me to this career.” june 2016

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The Future the Way It Used to Be

Remember when you couldn’t wait for the next big thing?

An attitude (and an airline) can show you the way. /BY JAY HEINRICHS

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ROBERT ZUBRIN FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT OF THE MARS SOCIETY I’M MOST INSPIRED by what’s going on with private initiatives like SpaceX. They’ve shown that you can develop space systems for less than one-tenth the cost and one-third the time that’s come to be accepted in the aerospace industry. They can develop not only reusable launch vehicles, but also reusable heavy lift vehicles, which we will need if we’re going to Mars.

It will lower the cost

threshold, making it more likely for a president to approve.

Nobody opposes these missions on principle—it’s cost.

If we drop it, we lose the opposition. Furthermore, the same systems will enable other human endeavors in space—orbital industries, lunar development, asteroid mining. We’re talking about opening up the space frontier, which will also mobilize education efforts. You won’t fix education by testing kids to death.

You need to inspire them, and youth love

diversity among the many alien species they met on their journeys.

With all the boldly going through space and time, it remained grounded in the ’60s.

The future always is now. It can only be what we envision at

adventure. Let’s challenge every kid: If you learn science, you can be an explorer of new worlds. That’s how you create the next generation of scientists.

But we need to meet SpaceX halfway. It’s time for the government to be a customer. The government thought it would cost $36 billion to build a heavy lift vehicle that would take us to the moon. Elon Musk said he can do it for $1.6 billion. We should take him up on it. If you can go somewhere by paying for the cab ride instead of building the cab, it’s a much simpler proposition.

present. But that also offers an opportunity. If we want an optimistic future, we can imagine it; and if we do, we’ll improve our chances of a better world in the years to come.

Our own nation’s history confirms this theory: Things have worked

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ome time ago, this happened in the future: A man kissed his wife goodbye and left for work in his flying car.

After a hard day pushing buttons, he and his aching finger returned to his apartment. He shared it with his homemaker wife, a son and daughter, a robotic maid, and a dog that he walked on a treadmill. For vacation, the man took his family to a convenient resort in a nearby galaxy, which seemed a lot like his neighborhood, only with more lights. Nobody traveled to truly new places.

In short, the Jetsons were a typical middle-class future family of the era just before Southwest Airlines.

But that’s precisely the problem with the future: Outside of quantum physics, where space and time get all wonky, the future always stays a step ahead. We’re limited to our cartoonish imagination, depicting the future as a kind of present with weird clothing and better gear.

Star Trek, which premiered in 1966, did somewhat better with futurism. We even enjoy a few starship conveniences today; the Enterprise’s cool automatic doors now grace every grocery store entrance, and my daughter’s ringtone makes exactly the same sound as the starship’s communicators.

But, again, that’s just cool gear.

When it came to the important stuff, humanity et cetera aboard the Enterprise hardly seemed that futuristic. Its hierarchy matched that of a 20th-century battleship, and the crew spent a good deal of energy advocating tolerance and

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out better in the years that follow our most hopeful times.

When I was a kid, we couldn’t wait for the future to happen. I was in first grade in 1961, when John Kennedy told us we were going to put men on the moon and bring them back safely … by the end of the decade. How exciting, and agonizing, the president’s words were.

To the moon! But not until I’m a teenager!

As it turned out, the wait didn’t kill me. Lots of exciting futuristic delights compensated: TV dinners; my grandfather’s big color RCA Victor, which showed golf in living green along with the golfers’ faces (also in living green); the Frisbee; the Super Ball; the skateboard.

There seemed no end to America’s kid-friendly inventiveness. The future dropped these gifts into our laps like time angels, sending back revolutionary Mustang cars and A-frame houses and the wonders of double-knit fashion. More importantly, it looked like we were poised to tackle almost anything that came our way, including poverty and civil rights. Even the moon shot was going to prove once and for all that the American way was superior to communism.

Of course, the future of our past wasn’t all rosy. Rivers were so polluted that one of them actually caught fire. Older kids warned us not to eat snow, because the Russians were poisoning the flakes.

Plus, we were definitely going to run out of oil by the year 2000.

Even then I noticed that adults— who had less of a future to worry about than youngsters—tended to be the grouchiest about the years to come. In public surveys, a large

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MICHAEL MEADOR DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL NANOTECHNOLOGY COORDINATION OFFICE

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IF YOU WANT to know why nanotechnology is so exciting, it’s because we’re talking about the ability to understand and control matter that’s 1 to 100 nanometers in scale. By comparison, a single human hair is 80,000 nanometers wide. When you get down to 100 nanometers, the laws of conventional physics break down and give rise to new physical phenomena that can be exploited to build

better materials.

What’s really exciting is that we’re at a tipping point. Lots of what is being developed in labs is finally being translated into commercial products. For instance, by using lightweight carbon nanotubes, we can replace metallic conductors in coaxial cables, which reduces their weight by 30 to 70 percent. Those cables will also improve conductivity in power transmission lines.

A study by researchers at Rice University in Houston found that you could cut transmission losses by the equivalent of more than nine Hoover

portion of adults viewed the Apollo program as a waste of money. But like every other kid, I knew better.

I saw the future on TV, and it was awesome. The future was more than bright. It was brilliant. So what happened to it?

Dams worth of energy every year.

We’re also close to developing nanoparticle-based therapeutics and diagnostics that will help with the treatment of disease.

A number of drugs in various stages of clinical trials will have the ability to target cancer cells and attack them without harming healthy cells. One of them is already approved to detect the Ebola virus.

Nanoparticle devices are being developed for water treatment too. With time, they’ll allow for the desalination and purification of ocean water. You’ll basically have a compact system for water purification that you can use everywhere on the planet. Think of that impact on quality of life.

As a young adult, I got my first professional job working for the World Future Society as an environmental reporter. The environment beat’s future perspective tends to be rather grim, and my job threatened to turn me into

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a full-fledged fearful adult. But shortly after I began reporting in Washington, D.C., Earth Day came along. The movement was inspired in part by the Apollo astronauts, who took one of the greatest futuristic photographs ever taken, called “Earthrise.” It shows our tiny blue planet floating in the black vastness of space. Earth Day, it seemed, would change everything. We would clean up our skies and waters and save endangered species. In fact, we Americans did a lot with that optimistic belief.

And though we face even scarier environmental threats today, I continue to believe in a bright future. Civilization is always steering toward a cliff, but somehow it always manages to veer in the right direction. That resilience is ingrained in us.

The problem is that these days fewer people seem to share my faith in the days to come. Many of us want to stop the future rather than look forward to it. So how can we get back to that good-old-time future of our youth?

We could talk to the experts, some of whom appear on these pages, and see what they foretell.

Experts excel at spotting trends and making computer models. But their best predictions work like the prophecies in the Old Testament: They’re more about what will happen if we continue doing what we’re doing right now. Most predictions don’t actually pan out.

The smartest humans aren’t much better prognosticators than your average house cat. Even Wernher von Braun, the brilliant German rocket scientist who led postwar

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MARK STEVENSON AUTHOR OF AN OPTIMIST’S TOUR OF THE FUTURE I’M MOST INTERESTED in seeing a total reboot of the energy system. Right now we have a network of energy that’s very restricted; you buy it only from a few people. But why can’t energy be more like the Internet?

The idea is that we’d layer an Internet-like topography over the existing system, flooding it with cheaper, renewable energy owned and generated by everyone—schools, communities, and so on—who would sell energy into the grid.

If you open that up in the way that Airbnb opened up your ability to sell your spare room, you’ll get this massive shift, and fossil fuels will be edged out by renewables. It may sound fanciful, but it’s already happening. Vandebron, a startup in the Netherlands, relies on this exact business model. There’s a version in the UK called OpenUtility.

Now think about most global conflicts. At their core, we’re actually talking about resource issues: land, energy, and water.

But when you have a “squanderable abundance,” as Ethernet pioneer Bob Metcalfe put it, you give nations the ability to solve their resource problems and focus more attention on other things, like the desalination of water. There’s a ripple effect of positive change.

America into the Space Age, was off in his predictions. He was sure we’d have a colony on the moon by now. And where are our flying cars? On the other hand, who would have predicted that we’d be carrying around communicators

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even better than those on Star Trek? Our smartphones can play movies while linking up with satellites telling us where we parked our earthbound cars.

Not that our predictive lameness should stop us. Remember, futurism is an excellent exercise to help us understand our present.

That may be why kids love think-

Some expensive hotels will sit under the ocean—on purpose.

Our clothes will adjust to the surrounding temperature. Fashionable people will refuse to wear them.

Young folk will flock to bridge clubs.

Humanity will face enormous problems. Sensible people will

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They’re guaranteed to be at least as good as the thoroughly inaccurate ones experts have made in the past. Forty-five years from now: Kids will listen to horrible music.

Buildings will look as if hobbits designed them.

Before you visit a restaurant, you’ll be able to sample dishes on your smartphone (or whatever the device, or implant, will be called).

Real will beat virtual.

Robots will not rule over us, but persistent pessimists and sci-fi fans will continue to expect to one day bow to humanoid overlords.

Young people of all kinds and predilections will continue to marry. More weddings will happen in beautiful places.

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predict doom. They will turn out to be wrong, in part because other sensible people got to work on solutions. i’m sure you can offer even better forecasts. Write us at Letters@ Southwestmag.com. While you may or may not beat the experts, you can actually increase your predictive odds. As the saying goes, the best way to predict the future is to create it. Forty-five years ago, while some sensible adults were building bomb shelters, others were building an airline.

And what is one way to create the future? Tell our leaders to invest in it. Insist that they work toward a future we can all look forward to, ideally in our own lifetimes. In my opinion, we’re not working hard enough today for tomorrow. The nation’s research and development budget has been shrinking for decades. The share of corporations publishing research in science journals has declined two-thirds since 1980. NASA’s

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That colony on Mars we’ve all been promised? It can’t happen with this

electricity and swallow pills that perform expert surgery.

This is the future that makes me feel like a kid again, hopping from foot to foot and wondering how I can possibly wait. But you don’t have to have that attitude in

“ This is the future that makes me feel like a kid again, wondering how I can possibly wait.” budget. Matt Damon may be stuck in that movie for all eternity.

We need to imagine the best possible future a generation or two from now and debate the best ways to get there. For instance, we could give full support to the National Nanotechnology Initiative, which fosters research into molecular-level innovations. That way we’ll eventually coat our houses with paint that generates

order to look forward with a smile.

In my second job, while still in my 20s, I worked next door to a nattily dressed Minnesotan named Henry Clepper. Henry was in his 80s, concluding an accomplished career as a conservationist and author. When he was my age he had worked for the man who founded the U.S. Forest Service. Henry had done a great deal for the future, and even in old age he remained

one of the most optimistic people I ever met. Although he was politically well-connected, I rarely saw him read the newspaper; he preferred trees and science to controversy and scandal. I loved popping into his office to get him talking.

One day I asked him, “What do you think America will be like a generation from now?”

He bent his large head over a perfectly knotted tie, then looked right at me. “You mean the important things? Or the unimportant things?”

“The important things.”

“Well!” He sat back. “That’s easy.

Young people will fall in love. Trees will grow. If we’re lucky, the loons will call on the Boundary Waters.”

He thought for a while. “That’s about it.”

He told me these predictions many years ago, and they all came true.

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There are plenty of reasons to rush to California’s capital city.

Chief among them: miles of winding waterways, familyfriendly thrills, and a farm-tofork philosophy that’s not just a novelty, but the norm. More into historical or cultural pleasures?

Swing by Sactown, and you’re golden.

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Sacramento FOODIES A trio of toast-worthy beverage dispensaries

Hook & Ladder Beverage director Chris Tucker crafts artisanal cocktails using the freshest produce available. Revolution Wines Get a peek into the production process at this urban winery, the first to open in the city since Prohibition. Temple Coffee Almost as impressive as the custom tap system at the 22nd and K streets location: the floor, made up of 500,000 hand-laid pennies.

take a hint Oliver Ridgeway shares tips with guests during half-hour market tours.

STATE FARE

More ways to sample farmto-fork flavors

MOTHER This Michael Thiemann–helmed joint dishes up downright addictive—and entirely meatless—soul food.

GOLDEN 1 CENTER The Sacramento Kings’ new arena will source 90 percent of its food and beverage options from within 150 miles of center court.

Follow the Chef

The ways in which to celebrate Sacramento’s rich agricultural tradition are as abundant as the bounty itself: Visit a U-pick farm, take a culinary course, attend the Farm-to-Fork Festival in September. But our favorite? Spending two hours with chef Oliver Ridgeway of Grange. Follow Oliver to the farmers market in Cesar Chavez Plaza every other Wednesday, through October, and listen as the chef shares his encyclopedic knowledge of the ingredients. Then, return to Grange for a threecourse lunch prepared using the just-purchased produce.

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ELL A This splurge-worthy spot serves up seasonal New American cuisine and first-class service without an ounce of pretension.

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AMERICA’S FARM-TO-FORK CAPITAL Sacramento is buzzing with things to taste, see and savor. Take it all in as you wander the city: Stop for a bite at a farm-to-fork restaurant, refresh your taste buds with a local craft beer, feast your eyes on colorful street murals. Top oℌ your night with a sunset walk down the river. Come, feed your soul.

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Off-the-wall locations for remarkable art SACR AMENTO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Sculptor Lawrence Argent’s 56-foot aluminum rabbit is just part of the hopping art scene in Terminal B.

BRIGHT UNDERBELLY The 70,000-squarefoot mural beneath the WX Freeway near 6th Street depicts a clear blue sky through a canopy of trees.

WAT DHAMMAR AR AM Instagram-worthy moments at this Buddhist temple in Stockton include nearly 100 bejeweled statues and a 54-foot reclining Buddha.

Stops worth adding to your summer music tour Concerts in the Park Stockton’s Victory Park morphs into an outdoor amphitheater every Wednesday night through August 17.

California State Fair It’s hard to beat eating contests, animal shows, and 17 days of free concerts (July 8–24), including Plain White T’s and Chaka Khan.

California Musical Theatre Music Circus, a captivating theater-inthe-round experience, presents a range of shows this summer, from Legally Blonde to Seussical.

Pop into an Art Gallery

Founded in 1885, the Crocker Art Museum is the longest continuously operating art museum west of the Mississippi. Even more impressive?

The collection itself. The Crocker family’s ornate Victorian mansion houses works by California painters and European masters, while the ultramodern Teel Family Pavilion, which was added in 2010 and more than tripled the museum’s gallery space, showcases international ceramics as well as Asian and African art. On view this summer: Andy Warhol: Portraits (through June 19) and Little Dreams in Glass and Metal (June 19 through September 11).

PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF THE CROCKER ART MUSEUM (GALLERY), SACRAMENTO AIRPORT, BRIGHT UNDERBELLY, AND VISIT STOCKTON (STATUE)

face painting The Warhol exhibition features 160 paintings, sketches, photos, and more.

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Sacramento OUTDOOR ADVENTURERS curve appeal The completely paved Jedediah Smith Memorial Trail snakes for 32 miles.

SOMETHING IN THE WATER

For more aquatic-based fun, consider...

CRUISING Weave your way past dozens of historical sites during an hour-long Sacramento River cruise on the Capitol Hornblower yacht.

K AYAKING A peaceful paddle awaits on Lodi Lake, a short drive south of Sacramento. For full-day, half-day, and hourly rentals, stop

by Headwaters Kayak Shop.

Situated at the confluence of the American and Sacramento rivers, and a short drive from the Sierra Nevadas, the City of Trees offers plenty of excuses to go outside and play. For cyclists, the Jedediah Smith Memorial Trail beckons. The path winds from Old Sacramento to Folsom and can be accessed from most parks in the American River Parkway, a scenic, 23-mile stretch along the waterway. Want to get even closer to the water? Head east to the south fork of the American River for the region’s most popular whitewater rafting locale.

Attend a game or try to improve your own

FISHING Since 1985, Dave Jacobs Professional Guide Service has been luring anglers of all abilities to the Sacramento River for guided excursions.

Sacramento River Cats Watch the San Francisco Giants’ Triple-A affiliate defend their home turf 17 times this month. Ancil Hoffman Golf Course The key to this tough but fair track: Get off the tee safely. An errant first shot and you’re playing for bogey. Sacramento Republic FC Buy your tickets now. This United Soccer League franchise has been smashing attendance records since 2014.

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Take a Spin Around Town

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the best of sacramento in 18 hours History, art, music, and more!

1. OLD SACRAMENTO

3. CROCKER ART MUSEUM

With its cobblestone streets, gas lamps, and wooden boardwalks, a visit to Old Sacramento is like a step back in time. As the epicenter of California’s gold trade and the founding of the Transcontinental Railroad, Old Sacramento offers a unique combination of world-renowned historical attractions and bustling waterfront entertainment. For a tiny treat, begin your morning at Danny’s Mini Donuts, or fill your tank with classic bacon and eggs at Steamers. Enjoy Sacramento’s sunshine aboard a horse drawn carriage or riverboat cruise before wandering Old Sacramento’s many boutiques, sweets shops, and entertainment spots. Oldsacramento.com

After a locally sourced, farm-to-fork lunch at Old Sac’s Ten-22, stroll along the riverfront to the Crocker Art Museum and discover a collection that spans the prehistoric to the present. Peruse the contemporary galleries and impressive collections of California art before exploring the Museum’s three visiting exhibitions during its Summer of Glass, from June through October. Families with little ones can enjoy a variety of programs and activities, from Baby Loves Art and Artful Tot to Wee Wednesdays and Family Fridays. Adults, teens, and kids alike can experience their own 15 minutes of fame as part of the Factory interactive space in the Andy Warhol: Portraits exhibition, on view through June 19. Crockerartmuseum.org

2. CALIFORNIA STATE RAILROAD MUSEUM Any visit to Old Sacramento would be incomplete without a stop at the spectacular California State Railroad Museum. Located in Old Sacramento State Historic Park, the Museum is home to more than 20 meticulously restored locomotives and cars plus compelling and ever-changing exhibits. As a highlight, Museum guests can experience what it’s like to pilot a modern high-speed train as part of the new Fast Tracks: The World of High Speed Rail exhibit, featuring a crowd favorite simulator with interactive controls.

To round out the rail related experience, guests can also take an excursion train ride behind a vintage steam or historic diesel locomotive (depending on the weekend, April through September) as it rides the rails of the picturesque Sacramento Southern Railroad. csrmf.org

4. DOWNTOWN SACRAMENTO Close your afternoon at the Museum with a glass of wine at the Crocker Cafe

by Supper Club before moving into the heart of downtown for Friday night entertainment at Concerts in the Park. The free weekly music festival has been turning up the volume in Cesar Chavez Plaza for 25 years, and features local and nationally touring artists, along with Sacramento’s hottest DJs spinning between sets.

Summer nights with cold beer, fresh tunes, and local vendors make Concerts in the Park the ultimate destination for Friday night happy hour, May through July, from 5 – 9 p.m. After the concert, explore downtown’s nightlife with cocktails at Coin Op Game Room or beer and bites at Blackbird Kitchen. Godowntownsac.com

From top to bottom: Enjoy the treats of Old Sacramento (photo by Sarah Maren) • Visit the California State Railroad Museum and ride the Sacramento Southern Railroad • Explore exhibitions, classes, programs & more at the Crocker Art Museum • Make it a night of music and entertainment in downtown Sacramento (photo by Nicholas Wray)

Revel in the vibrancy and excitement of California’s capital, and enjoy everything from world-class museums and seasonal dining to family-friendly activities and late-night entertainment!

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For a glimpse into California’s colorful past, present, and future, consider a free guided tour of the capitol, offered daily. Highlights include well-preserved offices of former elected officials, an art exhibit showcasing the works of retired legislators, and a life-size bronze grizzly posted up near the entrance to the governor’s office.

Some tips: If you visit during a legislative session, ask about access to public galleries to see the lawmaking process in action; and leave time to mosey through the Capitol Park gardens, where plants from around the world flourish among more than 150 memorials.

GO FOR THE GOLD

Dig up the past at these storied sites MARSHALL GOLD DISCOVERY SITE Learn how to pan for gold near the site where James Marshall first found flecks in 1848, sparking the famous Gold Rush.

EMPIRE MINE STATE HISTORIC PARK Start in the “Secret Room” to see a scaled-down model depicting the mine’s 367 miles of tunnels.

SACR AMENTO HISTORY MUSEUM The Lure of Gold and Coming to California recount the experiences of those who risked it all for a chance to strike it rich.

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Citizen Hotel A few blocks from the capitol, this 196-room hotel seamlessly blends Old World furnishings with modern amenities.

Delta King Drop your bags in one of 44 cozy staterooms onboard this restored 1920s riverboat permanently moored in the Sacramento River.

Amber House Choose between an 1895 Colonial Revival and a 1905 Craftsman at this refined two-home B&B in Midtown.

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Sacramento FAMILY TRAVELERS crunch time Red pandas snack on bamboo leaves in the Claire Mower Red Panda Forest.

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AEROSPACE MUSEUM OF CALIFORNIA Pose for photos next to biplanes and fighter jets as you celebrate the history of aviation.

CALIFORNIA STATE R AILROAD MUSEUM Thrill seekers: See what it’s like to pilot a high-speed train in the Fast Tracks exhibit, on display through December.

CALIFORNIA AUTOMOBILE MUSEUM View the evolution of cars from 1885 to 2011 in the 150-vehicle permanent exhibit.

Short and sweet pit stops that’ll please the whole fam

It’s not easy pleasing the whole clan, but here’s something everyone can get behind: baby animals. (And ferocious predators and endangered beasts, of course.) Set on 14 acres in Land Park, the Sacramento Zoo houses lions, tigers, lemurs, chimps, Gila monsters, ball pythons, and more. Feed acacia and elm branches to giraffes from a platform deck during a twice-daily encounter, or pitch a tent on the reptile house lawn during a family overnight safari to glimpse the animals after dark and early in the morning as they begin to stir.

Gunther’s Ice Cream A Sactown staple since 1940, this retro shop is known for its sorbet-like fruit freezes and flavors of the month. Ginger Elizabeth Many of this chocolatier’s candy bars and macarons are made using locally sourced ingredients. Jelly Belly Factory Did you know it can take up to three weeks to make one bean? Find out why during a tour of the factory, 45 minutes west of town.

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Breathe Deep

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Fans of the purple plumes should make their way to the Roswell Lavender Festival, the destination for all things lavandula.

Held on the grounds of historic Barrington Hall, the annual event celebrates the many varieties of the ancient plant, as well as its vast uses. The festival's Zen Zone offers not only aromatherapy, but yoga and reflexology as well.

Adventurous eaters should sneak a bite of lavender ice cream or a nip of lavender honey, while beer drinkers will want to make their way over to the Gate City Brewing Company tent. (Every year the honor of brewing lavender beer goes to a different Roswellarea brewery.) facebook.com/ RoswellLavenderFestival

each day, so even if you can only attend on Sunday, one-of-a-kind items await. Kids can enjoy magicians and pony rides in the Kids Village, and four-legged friends are always welcome. From food trucks with smoked cactus burgers and fried Twinkies to classic Southern fare, all foodies will be satisfied. Don’t think this is just a summer fling, either: The “harvest” edition takes place in the fall. junkstockomaha.com

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Join a Feline Frenzy Go online these days and you’ll be hard-pressed to avoid cat memes, videos, and even merchandise (reserved for the more famous felines). Purveyors of such content, and those that just can’t get enough of it, are guaranteed to pounce on the second annual CatConLA—as are Lil BUB, Nala, and Pudge. (If those names require

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Pine for History (and Pig!) Some historians believe Virginia’s culture was shaped by a triumvirate of products. The Pork, Peanut & Pine Festival honors that trio with live music, food, and artisan wares. Set in the expansive Chippokes Plantation State Park, the 41st annual event is fun for all ages. (Two kiddos will be crowned Mr. and Miss Peanut before the weekend is up.) Be sure to come with an appetite for grilled and fried versions of your favorite pork dishes, along with sides of ham biscuits, peanut pie, and peanut brittle. The festival invites guests to “bring an appetite and plan to stay all day,” but we don’t need to tell you twice. porkpeanutpinefestival.org

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Travel to the Oregon Brewers Festival in downtown Portland, or, as we call it, Beervana. Eightyeight craft breweries from across the country all commune around kegs at Tom McCall Waterfront Park. There’s no passport needed to enter the International Beer Garden where you’ll sample brewskis from Japan, Germany, and The Netherlands. Currency for the weekend is in the form of tokens, but admission to the festival is free with your purchase of a souvenir mug. One token gets you a sample, while four tokens fills your mug. Worried about transportation? The Tri-Met MAX Light Rail stops just a block away from the park. oregonbrewfest.com

Meet Some Old Cousins A family reunion may introduce you to dozens, if not hundreds, of close and distant relatives.

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welcome to partake in the authentic German food and music, and learn about German-American history and culture through the various presentations and displays. The Schmidts will go headto-head in their own versions of Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader?, Family Feud, and more. Don’t miss Saturday’s tour of the Grotto of the Redemption, a gargantuan, aweinspiring castle built out of precious stones and fossils by some of the first Schmidts in America. schmidtsreunite.com AUGUST 6 NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

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Race to the Frist Center for the Visual Arts for Bellisima! The Italian Automotive Renaissance, 1945–1975, a celebration of all things fast (and Italian).

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Worth?, will be on hand to discuss styling and design nuances, engineering attributes, and famous owners. Ken Gross, the guest curator of Bellissima! and an Italian car authority in his own right, will moderate the program. fristcenter.org AUGUST 12–21 CASEVILLE, MICHIGAN

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Activities include concerts, sandcastle building, and laser-light shows on the shore. Be sure not to miss the Parade of Tropical Fools, which draws tens of thousands of spectators every year. Some die-hard fans set up their lawn chairs as early as 6 a.m., and with several prizes up for grabs (not to mention Frisbees and beads), you might consider doing the same. cheeseburgerincasevillefest.com AUGUST 13–14 LAKE VIEW TERRACE, CALIFORNIA

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Originally launched in 1961 as a way to pay tribute to the fruitful harvest of the eastern San Fernando Valley foothills, Watermelon Festival is now so much more. Think you’re the best seedspitter in the Valley? Prove it!

Think you’re the best watermelon carver north of the Santa Monica Mountains? Grab a knife and show us what you got. Arts and crafts exhibitors, carving demonstrations, a battle of the bands, and strolling performers help fill out the lineup, while kiddos shouldn’t miss the Melon-Dramatic Puppet Theater. The best part? With your $10 entry fee, it’s all-you-can-eat-watermelon.

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Jazz Things Up Flappers, rejoice! The Jazz Age is back. Well, at least for one weekend. This summer, all the hip cats are flocking to Governors Island for the annual Jazz Age Lawn Party. Learn the hottest moves of the era, and then enter the Charleston dance contest. Looking for a more leisurely afternoon? Peruse the collections of 1920s cars and other relics (gramophones and vintage

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portraits, anyone?) while sipping on St. Germain cocktails—in honor of Prohibition, of course.

Attendees are encouraged to bring a picnic lunch, and, if they’re so inclined, dress in the att ire of the times. Michael Arenella and His Dreamland Orchestra will provide the tunes. We hear they’re the cat’s pajamas. jazzagelawnparty.com AUGUST 15–21 LONG BEACH, WASHINGTON

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The skies of Long Beach, Washington—home of the World Kite Museum and Hall of Fame—have long been painted with color thanks to the weeklong Washington State International Kite Festival. You can fly your own kite or watch seasoned flyers at work.

Everything from dragons to octopuses comes alive in the wind.

Other highlights include the Parade of Colors down the beach and stunt kite competitions. kitefestival.com

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the Indian Summer Festival, returns for its 30th year. The theme is “Honoring Our Warriors,” and attendees can expect tributes for veterans, military personnel, and first responders.

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Calling all bourbon lovers. The annual Kentucky Bourbon Festival is back, which means a full week of sipping on hooch, lighting up cigars, and wearing out your dancing shoes. Step back into the roaring ’20s with a speakeasythemed cocktail party, or meet Joy Perrine, the “bad girl of bourbon,” and pick up a few mixology tips. If you’re up to the task, participate in the Spirit 5K run, or opt for a relaxing Bardstown historical tour via horse-drawn carriage.

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From pipers piping to highland dancers, um, dancing, you’ll get the full Scottish experience at the New Hampshire Highland Games and Festival. Watch sheepdogs herd a flock, or cheer on competitors as they participate in the hammer throw, stone carry, or caber toss. But to fully embrace the culture, grab a meat pie and don your own kilt and knee-high socks. nhscot.org SEPTEMBER 10–11 VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA

Take to the Skies

If you enjoy watching planes climb and dive, then the NAS Oceana Air Show is top-notch entertainment. Free demonstrations include everything from parachuting and hang gliding to a jet engine–fueled truck. With more than 25 performances on the schedule, you might go home with a sore neck from staring skyward, but you won’t leave disappointed. To close out the weekend, accompany flight crews to the Beach Blast, where a U.S. Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet will zoom overheard to honor the veterans in attendance. oceanaairshow.com SEPTEMBER 24 SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA

Fork It Over

Calories don’t count when the food is this fresh. Plus, it’s only a day of indulgence. Taste the bounty of one of the nation’s agricultural powerhouses—Sacramento, of course—at the Farm-to-Fork Festival. Vendor-hop until you’ve had your fill, and then stroll down Brewers Alley to taste some of the region’s finest suds. Live music shows and cooking demonstrations provide even more fun (and an opportunity to digest). Hungry for more? The Farm-to-Fork Gala, a family style feast, is the following evening. farmtofork.com

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Earn Your Wings A little birdie told us that people will flock to see the heron you’ll craft this month.

BY JOHN MONTROLL PHOTOGRAPHY BY THE VOORHES

How-To

Here’s a list of the guides and definitions you’ll need to know for this origami lesson.

FOLD DIRECTION Bend paper this way.

CRIMP-FOLD Fold paper over itself, like an accordion.

FOLD AND UNFOLD This sets a crease you’ll use later.

REVERSE-FOLD Fold so the indicated part is inverted.

VALLEY-FOLD Make a crevice.

MOUNTAIN-FOLD Form a peak.

SQUASH-FOLD Push two corners together until “squashed.”

John Montroll is the author of Dollar Bill Origami, Dollar Origami Treasures, and others. Download his Fun Dollar Origami app for iOS.

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Step 1 Fold and unfold along the horizontal guide.

Step 6 Fold and unfold along the dashed guide.

Turn over.

Step 2 Valley-fold along the dashed guide.

Step 7 Valley-fold along the dashed guide.

Step 3 Valley-fold along the dashed guide.

Step 8 Fold and unfold along the dashed guide.

Step 4 Unfold. Turn over.

Step 9 Valley-fold along the dashed guide.

Squashfold

Step 5 Fold and unfold along the dashed guide.

Step 10 Squash-fold as shown. Valley-fold along the dashed guide.

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Reversefold

Step 11 Fold and unfold along the dashed guide.

Step 16 Reverse-fold along the guide.

Squashfold

Step 12 Squash-fold as shown.

Step 17 Valley-fold along the horizontal guide.

Reversefold Reversefold Step 13 Valley-fold along the dashed guide.

Reverse-fold as shown.

Step 18 Reverse-fold along the guide.

Reversefold Reversefold

Step 14 Reverse-fold along the guide.

Step 19 Reverse-fold along the guide to form the neck.

Valley-fold along the dashed guide.

Reversefolds

Reversefold Step 15 Reverse-fold along the guide.

Step 20 Reverse-fold along the guides at the neck and feet. Repeat behind. Mountain-fold along the guide at the tail.

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Crimpfold

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Step 21 Reverse-fold along the guides at the neck and tail.

Step 23 Crimp-fold as shown to form the beak.

Fold all layers together to thin the leg and bend the knee. Repeat behind.

Reversefold

Step 22 Outside reverse-fold along the guide.

Step 24 Now you’re ready for takeoff! Share a photo of your origami heron using #SouthwestMag.

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Don’t miss the fin-tastic entertainment on Southwest Airlines flights.

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Please abide by public announcements from Flight Attendants concerning electronic devices.

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Pacemakers

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Tablets or E-readers

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Electronic Cigarettes and Smoking Devices

Small portable electronic devices (PEDs) such as tablets, e-readers, and smartphones weighing less than Wifi Entertainment 2 poundsInflight may be used in AIRPLANE Inflight Entertainment mode at all times on domestic flights, unless a Crew Member indicates otherwise. A small PED may be held in hand, attached to a person, or placed Wifi in clothing or a seatback pocket.

Devices andWifiaccessories may not block Movies access to the aisle. Large PEDs such as laptops weighing 2 pounds or more must be stowed under the seat or in an overhead bin for taxi, takeoff, and Movies landing. It is recommended that laptops be placed in a case when stowed Messaging Movies under the seat. On international flights, all PEDs must be turned off during taxi, takeoff, and landing at airports outside the U.S. and its territories.

Please use Messaging headphones for all audio and video.

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Por favor usa auriculares Pacemakers Two-Way Radios Never Permitted para cualquier sonido o video.

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CREW INTERFERENCE Federal law prohibits any Passenger from assaulting, threatening, or intimidating a Crew Member or interfering with a Crew Member’s duties. La ley federal prohíbe que los pasajeros ataquen, amenacen o intimiden a los Miembros de la Tripulación o que interfieran con los deberes de un Miembro de la Tripulación.

DISABILITY ASSISTANCE Southwest Airlines offers assistance to Customers with disabilities upon request. Southwest Airlines siempre ofrece asistencia para sus Clientes con discapacidades que así lo soliciten.

ELECTRONIC DEVICES Cellphones and pagers may be used at the gate and after landing.

Los teléfonos y localizadores pueden ser usados en la puerta y después de aterrizar.

CARRYON BAGGAGE Customers are limited to one (1) bag per person, plus one (1) additional personal item. El límite es de una (1) maleta por persona y un (1) artículo personal.

LOST AN ITEM ONBOARD A FLIGHT? Visit the Customer Service page on Southwest.com to report a lost item.

Visita la página de Servicio al Cliente en Southwest.com para reportar un objeto perdido.

PETS All pets must stay inside their carriers and under the seat for the duration of the flight. Todas las mascotas deben permanecer dentro de sus jaulas y debajo del asiento durante todo el vuelo.

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Customers are prohibited from consuming alcoholic beverages not purchased onboard. Alcoholic beverages will not be served to anyone under the age of 21. We reserve the right to refuse the sale of alcoholic beverages to anyone. Se prohíbe que los Clientes consuman bebidas alcohólicas si no fueron compradas a bordo. No serviremos bebidas alcohólicas a las personas menores de 21 años de edad. Nos reservamos el derecho de negar la venta de bebidas alcohólicas a cualquier persona.

PERSONAL DEVICES Unapproved personal devices (e.g., Knee Defender, infant slings) may not be attached to any part of the aircraft. Dispositivos personales no aprobados (coo por ejemplo “defensores de rodillas” o mantas portabebés) no pueden sujetarse a ninguna parte de la aeronave.

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Teamwork is essential to revitalizing public spaces in every city.

In cities all over the world, people are coming together to improve the public spaces that matter to them. They call what they’re doing “placemaking,” and while this community-based process can happen anywhere from a parking lot to a historic park, the most successful projects share three characteristics: They’re led by passionate people; they’re responsive to the needs of the local community; and they rely on the support of a range of partners.

To create a great public space, everyone in the community needs to be involved in creating a shared vision for what that place can be. The best way to begin is by asking people in and around the place one question: “What do you want to do here?”

When you’re ready to start making things happen, it’s important to involve many different partners.

Diverse partnerships ensure that the full spectrum of a community’s talent, resources, enthusiasm, and creativity is utilized. They also allow more than one group to share responsibility for the space.

In Portland, Maine, Friends of Congress Square Park is leading a coalition of partners to activate

and enliven Congress Square Park. With support from Southwest Airlines’ Heart of the Community program, along with local donors, the group has transformed a neglected downtown park into a lively destination. Since forming in 2013, Friends has hosted hundreds of events with a variety of partners, including the Portland Swing Project, Pickwick Independent Press, and the Maine Hip-Hop Summit. And partners aren’t just part of big events. The success of everyday activities in the park—like yoga and tai chi classes, a weekly knitting group, and rotating art installations—depends on continued collaboration with Portland’s small business owners, creative professionals, and committed Friends volunteers.

Our public spaces can be bustling centers of exchange, areas for recreation and relaxation, and true town squares where everyone feels welcome.

But this is only possible when everyone is involved in creating and sustaining these places. Great public spaces involve the work of many hands, and we can’t do it alone. —Philip Winn, Vice President at Project for Public Spaces In 2014, Southwest launched the Heart of the Community program, which awards grants to create public spaces in the hearts of communities served by the airline. To date, the program has supported 18 innovative and transformative projects. To learn more, visit pps. org/Heart-of-the-Community.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY COREY TEMPLETON

The Hadacol Bouncers play at an event put on by the Portland Swing Project.

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International Travel & Beverages

Customs & Immigration 1

This Space For Offical Use Only

2. Free of duty imports: passengers entering the country by sea or by air may import goods of duty, additional to their personal baggage, as long as they prove their value with an invoice or receipt and such amount does not exceed 300 US dollars or its equivalent in domestic or foreign currency or 75 US dollars when the entry is by land.

Alcoholic beverages, shredded tobacco or automobile fuel cannot be imported as part of the duty free exemption.

Customs Declaration

FORM APPROVED OMB NO. 1651-0009

19 CFR 122.27, 148.12, 148.13, 148.110,148.111, 1498; 31 CFR 5316

Each arriving traveler or responsible family member must provide the following information (only ONE written declaration per family is required). The term “family” is defined as “members of a family residing in the same household who are related by blood, marriage, domestic relationship, or adoption.”

1 Family Name

First (Given) 2 Birth date

Middle Month

Day

Year

3 Number of Family members traveling with you 4 (a) U.S. Street Address (hotel name/destination

(b) City

During the vacation periods of Holy week, summer and winter, Mexican Nationals entering the country by land may import, under duty exemption, items of up to 300 US dollars or its equivalent in domestic or foreign currency provided that such people do not live along the border strip or border region. The starting and ending dates of such periods can be consulted directly with customs personnel or at www. aduanas.gob.mx.

6 Passport number 7 Country of Residence

trip prior to U.S. arrival

11 I am (We are) bringing

(a) fruits, vegetables, plants, seeds, food, insects: (b) meats, animals, animal/wildlife products: (c) disease agents, cell cultures, snails: (d) soil or have been on a farm/ranch/pasture: 12 I have (We have) been in close proximity of livestock:

Yes

No

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

No No No No No

Yes

No

Yes

No

(such as touching or handling)

13 I am (We are) carrying currency or monetary instruments

over $10,000 U.S. or foreign equivalent:

(see definition of monetary instruments on reverse)

14 I have (We have) commercial merchandise: (articles for sale, samples used for soliciting orders, or goods that are not considered personal effects)

15 RESIDENTS—the total value of all goods, including commercial merchandise

I/we have purchased or acquired abroad, (including gifts for someone else, but not items mailed to the U.S.) and am/are bringing to the U.S. is: $ VISITORS—the total value of all articles that will remain in the U.S., including commercial merchandise is: $

Read the instructions on the back of this form. Space is provided to list all the items you must declare.

Signature

CBP Form 6059B (04/14)

Please read the instructions prior to filling this form: Every passenger or head of household must provide the following information.

1 Last name(s) Nationality

Mexican laws establish among others the following penalties and sanctions related to the importation of goods into the country: • Omission to declare whether coming in or out of the Mexico´s customs amounts of cash, in domestic or foreign checks, payment orders or any other documents receivable in an aggregate amount exceeding the equivalent of 10,000 US dollars or its equivalent in domestic or foreign currency, which action will be punishable with a fine of 20 to 40% of the exceeding amount and the corresponding criminal penalties will be applied.

• Introduction into or extraction of goods from Mexico, using deceitful methods to hide items, when their imports or exports is prohibited, restricted or because foreign trade duties must be paid, will be punishable with fines ranging, to 70 or 100%, of the commercial value of merchandise.

• Omission of the total or partial payment of foreign trade duties. When failure consist of only a duty omission and the goods do not exceed 3,000 US dollars or its equivalent In domestic or foreign currency, the penalty will consist of up to 116% of the commercial value of the items. Once the duties have been paid, the Customs Authority will make the items available to the passenger.

• If the corresponding documentation required by the Customs Law prove that the merchandise was properly submitted for proper customs procedures in order to enter the country, is not exhibited, a precautionary seizure of the non declared goods as well as the corresponding vehicle, in case the passengers entered the country by land, will proceed.

• For non declared items which do not comply with regulations and restrictions other than duties, abandonment can be declared once the corresponding fine is paid.

Issue on 2013. Please look up for changes in this information when you are visiting us again at customs desk or at www.aduanas.gob.mx Date (month/day/year)

Welcome to Mexico

Name(s)

I HAVE READ THE IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON THE REVERSE SIDE OF THIS FORM AND HAVE MADE A TRUTHFUL DECLARATION.

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for passengers coming from abroad

Passengers may import items to their personal baggage without requiring the services of a customs agent by paying a global rate of 16%, provided that the total amount, excluding the duty free exemption, does not exceed 3,000 US dollars or its equivalent in domestic or foreign currency as long as an invoice, proof of payment or any other document that proves the commercial value of the items is provided.

INFRACTIONS AND SANCTIONS

9 Airline/Flight No. or Vessel Name 10 The primary purpose of this trip is business:

sat.gob.mx

aduanas.gob.mx

U.S. Customs Declaration Form*

Who must complete this form: • All Passengers (or one Passenger per family with the same address) bound for the U.S. How to complete this form: • Complete before arrival in the U.S. • Write in English, in capital letters.

• Be sure to include the street name and number, city, and state of your address in the U.S. • If you are transiting through the U.S., you may write TRANSIT and your final destination country.

• Lines 5 and 6 may be left blank if not using a passport.

• On Line 9, enter WN for Southwest, followed by your specific flight number.

• Please read both sides of the declaration.

• Sign at the “X.”

Mexican Customs Declaration Form

Who must complete this form: • All Passengers (or one Passenger per family with the same address) on flights bound for Mexico.

How to complete this form: • Complete sections 1–6.

• Once completed, sign and date the form.

Liquor $5

3

Customs Declaration

PAYMENT OF DUTIES

• Duties can be paid using the form “Pago de contribuciones al comercio exterior” (Foreign trade tax payment).

• The total value of computer equipment, added to the rest of the items above cannot exceed 4,000 US dollars or its equivalent in domestic or foreign currency.

• Items subject to compliance, regulations other than payment of duties (permits, certificates, and notifications) cannot be imported.

• In order to determine the tax basis, the duty free exemptions mentioned in number 2 could be deducted from the value of the items.

(c) State

5 Passport issued by (country)

8 Countries visited on this

2

Cheers!

Date of birth

Day

Month

Year

Passport number

2

VISITORS T Number of days you will stay in Mexico RESIDENTS OF MEXICO Number of days you stayed abroad

3

Number of family members traveling with you Number of luggage pieces (bags and packages) you bring with you Missing luggage or luggage to be imported by cargo (pieces) (See Notification 1 of this form)

4 MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION Mark with an X the means of transportation Maritime Vessel No.

Ground Transport No.

Air Flight No.

5 Carrying money in cash, receivables or a combination of both is legal; however, not declaring the total amount when more than the equivalent of 10,000 US dollars is carried may be subject to administrative or criminal penalties.

Are you carrying amounts in cash, documents receivable (checks, promissory notes, payment orders, etc.) or a combination of them, the combined total of which exceeds 10,000 US dollars or their equivalent in national or foreign currency?

No If you have answered Yes, please declare the total amount in US dollars

Yes

• • • •

Dewar’s® Scotch Jack Daniel’s® Wild Turkey® Tanqueray® Gin

Beer $5 • Bud Light® • Miller Lite® • Dos Equis® Special Lager • Leinenkugel’s® Summer Shandy • Fat Tire®

• • • •

Bacardi® Rum Baileys® Irish Cream Finlandia® Vodka Sauza® Gold Tequila

Wine $5 • Hacienda Chardonnay • Carmenet Cabernet Sauvignon

$

If you answer Yes, you must also fill out the “Declaración de internación o extracción de cantidades en efectivo y/o documento por cobrar” (Customs Declaration for the import/export of cash, receivables or equivalent documents), which you can request from the customs personnel in charge at the entry ports to Mexico or download it from the Customs Internet Site: www.aduanas.gob.mx

Mexican Immigration Form

Who must complete this form: • All Passengers (including children) who are not citizens of Mexico, on flights bound for Mexico.

How to complete this form: • Complete sections 1–14 on the top portion of the form and sections 1–10 on the bottom portion of the form.

• Once completed, sign and date the top portion of the form.

• Sections on the form titled “USO OFICIAL” are for use by Mexican Immigration officials and should not be filled out by Passengers.

What to do with this form: • The form will be separated as Passengers proceed through Mexican Customs.

• Make sure to retain the bottom portion of the form, which serves as your visa while in Mexico. It must be surrendered at time of checkin for your return flight. Passengers unable to present this form at time of departure will be fined

by Mexican Immigration. * Go to cbp.gov to download, fill out, and print this form before your next international flight.

Complimentary Beverages • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Coca-Cola® Coke Zero™ Diet Coke® Sprite® Sprite Zero™ Dr Pepper® Diet Dr Pepper® Seagram’s® Ginger Ale Seagram’s® Tonic Water Seagram’s® Seltzer Water Mr & Mrs T® Bloody Mary Mix Mr & Mrs T® Margarita Mix Tomato Juice

• Minute Maid® Cranberry Apple Cocktail • Minute Maid® Orange Juice • Minute Maid® Apple Juice • Community® coffee • Community® decaf instant coffee • Tea • Hot Chocolate • Noncarbonated Purified Drinking Water * Creamer available

Valid Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards® drink coupons, as shown here, are printed with expiration dates and the Member’s (or issuing group’s) name. Business Select® drink coupons are valid for same-day use only. Valid Rapid Rewards and Business Select drink coupons will be accepted onboard for beer, wine, and liquor.

Recycling

We’re happy to take care of any recyclable items, including plastic bottles, coffee cups, newspapers, and food containers.

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Inflight Entertainment Portal

Getting Connected: iOS To connect to our entertainment portal using your iOS device*, follow the instructions below. For more information about inflight entertainment options, see the menu located in the seatback pocket.

Connect to Southwest WiFi

1. Tap the Settings icon.

2. Tap the WiFi icon.

3. Tap the On/Off button and 4. Tap SouthwestWiFi in turn WiFi On. the list of WiFi networks and confirm connection.

Launch the entertainment portal

The entertainment portal is your direct source for our inflight entertainment options.

5. Tap the Safari icon.

6. Our entertainment portal 7. Select your entertainment should load automatically. If option and enjoy. not, click the address bar and type in southwestwifi.com.

More Information: • Content and services are offered on WiFi-enabled aircraft only. We cannot guarantee that connecting flights will be WiFi-enabled.

• Service on flights to/from destinations outside the contiguous U.S. may not currently be available for the entire flight.

• Movies and select TV content require download of the free AirTime Player app.

• Pricing information can be found on the Inflight Entertainment Portal.

• In order to provide a top-notch WiFi experience, we prohibit access to certain high-bandwidth applications and websites, including Netflix, HBO Go, and VoIP. We also prohibit access to certain obscene or offensive content.

*Instructions shown on an iPhone® 6. Your iOS device may vary slightly.

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Getting Connected: Android

™

To connect to our entertainment portal using your Android device**, follow the instructions below. For more information about inflight entertainment options, see the menu located in the seatback pocket.

Connect to Southwest WiFi

1. Tap the Settings icon.

2. Tap the WiFi icon.

3. Tap the On/Off button and 4. Tap SouthwestWiFi in turn WiFi On. the list of WiFi networks and confirm connection.

Launch the entertainment portal

The entertainment portal is your direct source for our inflight entertainment options.

5. Tap the Internet icon.

6. Our entertainment portal 7. Select your entertainment should load automatically. If option and enjoy. not, click the address bar and type in southwestwifi.com.

**Instructions shown on Samsung Galaxy SÂŽ 6. Your Android device may vary slightly.

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Inflight Entertainment Portal

Getting Connected: Laptops To connect to our entertainment portal using your Mac or PC laptop*, follow the instructions below. For more information about inflight entertainment options, see the menu located in the seatback pocket.

Connect to Southwest WiFi MAC

PC

1. Click the WiFi icon.

MAC

PC

2. Select SouthwestWiFi from the list of WiFi networks by clicking on it and confirm connection.

Launch the entertainment portal

The entertainment portal is your direct source for our inflight entertainment options.

MAC

PC

3. Open your preferred Web browser.

MAC & PC

MAC & PC

4. Our entertainment portal should load automatically. If not, click the address bar and type in southwestwifi.com.

More Information: • Content and services are offered on WiFi-enabled aircraft

only. We cannot guarantee that connecting flights will be WiFi-enabled.

• Service on flights to/from destinations outside the contiguous U.S. may not currently be available for the entire flight.

• Pricing information can be found on the Inflight Entertainment Portal.

• In order to provide a top-notch WiFi experience, we prohibit access to certain high-bandwidth applications and websites, including Netflix, HBO Go, and VoIP. We also prohibit access to certain obscene or offensive content.

5. Select your entertainment option and enjoy.

*The appearance of content on your laptop may vary slightly.

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In a world full of no, a plane full of yes.

At Southwest,® we are in the business of saying “yes.” So while other airlines limit how many seats can be redeemed with points, at Southwest, we say the more the merrier. With Rapid Rewards,® if there’s an open seat, it’s yours. That’s Transfarency.

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Sign up for Rapid Rewards today at Southwest.com/enroll.

All Rapid Rewards rules and regulations apply and can be found at Southwest.com/rrterms. ©2016 Southwest Airlines Co.

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Rapid Rewards

Rapid Rewards.®

The name says it all.

What makes Rapid Rewards so great? With unlimited reward seats and no blackout dates, you can use your points to fly any day of the year, and if a seat’s available, it’s yours. Plus, your points won’t expire.* When you reach tier status, you’ll enjoy the same great benefits of Rapid Rewards, along with a whole lot more!

A-List tier benefits

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• Priority boarding • Fly By® priority check-in and security lane access** • 25% point-earning bonus

A-List Preferred tier benefits All the benefits of A-List, plus: • 100% point-earning bonus • Free Inflight WiFi (available only on WiFi-enabled aircraft)

Companion Pass Earn Companion Pass and you can choose one person to fly free*** with you for an entire year! ***Does not include taxes and fees from $5.60 one-way.

Enroll now

Earn even faster with the Rapid Rewards Credit Card.

Premier Card Exclusive Benefits: • Earn 2 points per $1 spent on Southwest Airlines® and Rapid Rewards® Hotel and Car Rental Partner purchases.

• Earn 1 point per $1 spent on all other purchases.

• Earn bonus points after your Cardmember Anniversary.

• Redeem points for international flights, cruises, hotel stays, rental cars, gift cards, and access to exclusive events.

Visit Southwest.com/inflight to learn more.

Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards Visa Credit Cards are issued by Chase Bank USA, N.A. Accounts subject to credit approval. Restrictions and limitations apply. Offer subject to change. See Southwest.com/inflight for pricing and rewards details. All Rapid Rewards rules and regulations apply and can be found at Southwest.com/rrterms.

It’s free and easy to join Rapid Rewards.

Sign up now at Southwest.com/enroll.

*Points don’t expire as long as you have flight or Partner earning activity every 24 months. **For a complete list of available Fly By locations, visit Southwest.com/flyby. All Rapid Rewards rules and regulations apply and can be found at Southwest.com/rrterms. ©2016 Southwest Airlines Co.

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Earn faster with our Partners.

From dining to driving, making purchases with our Partners gives you even more ways to earn points doing things you normally do. How easy is that?

Hotels Paint the town red, then turn in at your favorite hotel. Book on Southwest.com® with Rapid Rewards® Partners and receive up to 750 points per qualifying stay.^ Visit Southwest.com/hotels to book now.

Earn from 1,000 to 10,000 points per night for every hotel stay booked through Rocketmiles.

Visit rocketmiles.com/southwest to book now.

Rental Cars

Shop & Dine

Speed up the earning with your next car rental.

Earn 600 points per qualifying rental.^

From haute couture to haute cuisine, you can earn Rapid Rewards Points with every dollar you spend.

Earn 3 points per $1 spent. Join Rapid Rewards Dining for free today at rapidrewardsdining.com.

Rapid Rewards Members can earn 1,000 points per order of $29.99 or more.

Visit 1800flowers.com/rapidrewards.

Visit Southwest.com/car-rentals to book now.

Earn Rapid Rewards Points for shopping with many of your favorite online retailers!

Visit rrshopping.southwest.com to learn more.

Rapid Rewa Re rds Shopping®

To view a full list of Partners, visit Southwest.com/partners.

To learn how to earn more points with our current promotions, visit Southwest.com/promotions.

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Earn up to 22 points per $1 spent on tickets to your favorite sports, concert, and theater events.

Visit scorebig.com/southwest to get started.

Earn 2,000 Rapid Rewards bonus points when you join the 4 Seasons wine club – plus 3 complimentary bottles.

Learn more at laithwaiteswine.com/southwest.

Make your points go further.

Close to a reward flight but need a few more points? You can buy points for yourself, give them as a gift, or transfer points from your Rapid Rewards account to another Member—all from one location.

Visit Southwest.com/pointscenter to get started.

^Potential to earn additional points depending on applicable promotion. All Rapid Rewards rules and regulations apply and can be found at Southwest.com/rrterms. ©2016 Southwest Airlines Co.

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Terminal Maps

International Connections

For departure times and gate numbers, check airport monitors or ask a Gate Agent.

Atlanta (ATL)

Baltimore (BWI)

Chicago (MDW)

Denver (DEN)

Houston (HOU)

Los Angeles (LAX)

Orlando (MCO)

Domestic North Terminal and International Terminal

Main Terminal, between Concourses A and C

Main Terminal

Main Terminal

Main Terminal

Terminal 2 (International) and Terminal 1 (Domestic)

Terminal A

DOMESTIC DEPARTURES

Concourse C

Concourses A, B, and C

Concourses A and B

Concourse C

Central Concourse and West Concourse

Terminal 1

Airside 2

INTERNATIONAL DEPARTURES

Concourse C

Concourses A, B, and C

Concourses A and B

Concourse C

Central Concourse and West Concourse

Terminal 2

Airside 2

TICKET COUNTERS

INTERNATIONAL ARRIVALS

RECHECK LOCATION

From Nassau and Oranjestad: Concourse C From other destinations: Concourse F

Concourse F

From Cancún, Montego Bay, Punta Cana, and San José: Concourse E

From Montego Bay: Airside 1 or 4 Concourse A

Concourse A

West Concourse

Terminal 2

Concourse A, lower level

Main Terminal

Main Terminal, lower level

Lower level outside of Customs

From other destinations: Concourse A, B, or C For arrivals from Cancún, Montego Bay, Punta Cana, and San José: Concourse E

From other destinations: Airside 2

For arrivals from Montego Bay: Airsides 1 and 4

Connecting to an International Flight • Go directly to the Southwest departure gate.

• Checked bags will be transferred automatically.

• You should not have to leave the secure part of the airport.

Connecting from an International Flight • Depending on point of departure, Customers may have to clear U.S. Immigration before collecting checked baggage from the baggage carousel.

• You will then proceed through customs to clear checked and carryon baggage.

• Customers traveling from some countries go through the customs process before returning to the United States.

• If you have checked baggage, proceed to the Southwest recheck desk or ticket counter to check your bags for the final portion of your trip.

• Customers traveling internationally into the United States with a connecting flight may carry liquids in carryon baggage, provided they were purchased in duty-free shops and placed in secure, tamper-evident bags.

• Proceed to your departure gate. If you do not have a boarding pass for your connecting flight, you must obtain one at the ticket counter or at kiosks near the Southwest recheck desk before proceeding to your gate.

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Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL)

International Terminal

Legend Southwest Gates and Counters Security Baggage Claim Ticket Counter Concourse designation

Lower Level

Domestic North Terminal

MARTA Station

Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI)

Orlando International Airport (MCO)

Lower Level

Level 2

Terminal A Level 3

Main Terminal

Terminal B

International Arrivals International Arrivals

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)

William P. Hobby Airport (HOU)

International Arrivals Upper Level

Lower Level Upper Level

Upper Level Upper Level

Lower Level

West Concourse

Lower Level

Upper Level Lower Level

Main Terminal Central Concourse

Denver International Airport (DEN)

Midway International Airport (MDW) Lower Level

Main Terminal

Level 5

Level 5 Level 6

Level 6

Main Terminal

Lower Level

Level 5

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Route Map

Where We Fly PACIFIC TIME

MOUNTAIN TIME

SEATTLE/TACOMA

CENTRAL TIME

SPOKANE

PORTLAND

BOISE

MINNEAPOLIS/ ST. PAUL

GRAND RAPIDS MILWAUKEE

RENO/TAHOE

DES MOINES

SALT LAKE CITY

SACRAMENTO OAKLAND SAN FRANCISCO (SFO) SAN JOSE

CHICAGO (MIDWAY)

OMAHA INDIANAPOLIS DAYTON

DENVER KANSAS CITY

ST. LOUIS

LOUISVILLE

LAS VEGAS WICHITA BURBANK LOS ANGELES (LAX) LONG BEACH*

ONTARIO

ALBUQUERQUE

ORANGE COUNTY

NASHVILLE TULSA

AMARILLO

SAN DIEGO

OKLAHOMA CITY PHOENIX

LITTLE ROCK

LUBBOCK

TUCSON

MEMPHIS

BIRMINGHAM DALLAS (LOVE FIELD)

EL PASO

MIDLAND/ODESSA

AUSTIN HOUSTON (HOBBY) SAN ANTONIO

PENSACOLA

NEW ORLEANS

CORPUS CHRISTI

HARLINGEN/SOUTH PADRE ISLAND

CABO SAN LUCAS/LOS CABOS

CANCÚ CANC ÚN PUERTO VALLARTA

You’re on Your Way

You can get to a number of other cities via Southwest destinations. Travel to Santa Fe via Albuquerque, Palm Springs via Ontario, Galveston via Houston, and more.

While we fly nationwide, service between some cities/ airports is not offered. Be sure to check our flight schedule. * Service to Long Beach begins June 5, 2016.

MEXICO CITY BELIZE CITY

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EASTERN TIME ATLANTIC TIME PORTLAND MANCHESTER ROCHESTER GRAND RAPIDS

FLINT DETROIT

ALBANY

BUFFALO/ NIAGARA FALLS

LONG ISLAND/ISLIP NEW YORK (LAGUARDIA) NEW YORK (NEWARK)

CLEVELAND AKRON/ CANTON

BOSTON LOGAN PROVIDENCE HARTFORD/SPRINGFIELD

PHILADELPHIA

PITTSBURGH

BALTIMORE/WASHINGTON (BWI) WASHINGTON, D.C. (DULLES) WASHINGTON, D.C. (REAGAN NATIONAL)

COLUMBUS DAYTON

RICHMOND NORFOLK/VIRGINIA BEACH

RALEIGH/DURHAM CHARLOTTE GREENVILLE-SPARTANBURG

ATLANTA

PANAMA CITY BEACH

CHARLESTON

JACKSONVILLE ORLANDO

Southwest proudly serves more than 90 destinations. Book your next trip on Southwest.com.

TAMPA FT. MYERS/NAPLES

WEST PALM BEACH FT. LAUDERDALE (MIAMI AREA) NASSAU

SAN JUAN PUNTA CANA

MONTEGO BAY

BELIZE CITY

ARUBA

LIBERIA

SAN JOSÉ

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One Question

Patrick Wilson,

what’s the best advice you’ve been given?

Watch Patrick in The Conjuring 2, which hits theaters June 10.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY MIKE MCGREGOR/CONTOUR BY GETTY IMAGES

Tom Hanks was the first celebrity I met in New York. I’d only been there for a couple weeks, and he didn’t know me from Adam. His words to me were just “to persevere.”

Ten years later, he attended a Broadway show I played the lead in, and he signed a photo for me: “To Patrick, who persevered.” Drive is important. Hustle is important. You can’t look at the top of the staircase and want to be there. You have to look at the step directly ahead of you and ask yourself, “How do I climb that step?”

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RESTAURANTS OF THE MONTH

RESTAURANTS Chicago / Downtown Italian Village Restaurants-Visit Italy right in Chicago THE VILLAGE - 312.332.7005 71 W. Monroe Street Chicago's Oldest Family Italian Restaurant–Al Capone was a regular. Guests dine in cozy nooks designed like a small Italian town. Celebrating our 88th anniversary this year. www.italianvillage-chicago.com LA CANTINA - 312.332.7005 A premier Italian Steak and Chop House VIVERE - 312.332.4040 A contemporary restaurant featuring "new" Italian cuisine from all regions of Italy.

2015 Wine Spectator Top Ten Italian Restaurants, 2015 DiRona Award, 2015 Wine Enthusiasts Ultimate Distinction Award.

Anaheim / Los Angeles ANAHEIM WHITEHOUSE 887 South Anaheim Blvd - 714.772.1381 www.anaheimwhitehouse.com Wine Spectator Award of Excellence, 2001-2014. DiRona Since 1988. Zagat Rated Excellent, 2015. Northern Italian. “Absolutely outstanding...excellent North Italian fare, superb service, always an experience”–Zagat

Disneyworld/Universal/Orlando, FL CHRISTINI'S 7600 Dr. Phillips Boulevard - 407.345.8770 In 1984, Chris Christini created his privately-owned restaurant, Christini’s Ristorante Italiano. More than three decades later, Christini’s remains one of the best restaurants in Orlando, Florida. Christini’s impeccable reputation has set a precedent for service, quality, and professionalism, making it the most awarded Italian restaurant in Orlando. "A treasure among restaurants"–Zagat review, 2015. Best of the Best Five Star Diamond Award–DiRona, 2015. Mr. Christini was presented the 2015 Restaurateur of the Year Hall of Fame award by the Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association. www.christinis.com

Ft. Lauderdale / Boca Raton, FL CASA D’ANGELO Boca Raton: 171 East Palmetto Park Rd. - 561.338.1703 Ft. Lauderdale: Sunrise Square Plaza,1201 N. FederalHwy. - 954.564.1234 Wine Spectator Best Award of Excellence, 2015. Zagat America's Top Restaurants, 2015. Rated as not only one of the best Italian restaurants in Florida, Casa D'Angelo has also been recognized in the industry as one of America's finest Italian restaurants. www.casa-d-angelo.com

Las Vegas, NV FERRARO’S RESTAURANT - WINE BAR 4480 Paradise Rd. (Across from Hard Rock Hotel) - 702.364.5300 Italian family-owned and operated for over 25 years. 1200 wine labels. Wine Spectator Best Award of Excellence, 2015. Open Table Winner Diner’s Choice, 2015.

DiRoNA 5 Diamond Award award 11 consecutive years, 2004-2015. Piano Bar, Private Rooms, State-of-the-art sound system. www.ferraroslasvegas.com

Los Angeles / Santa Monica, CA LOCANDA DEL LAGO 231 Arizona Avenue - 310.451.3525 "Don't miss the Ossobuco alla Milanese"–Gourmet, "There's no better place to people-watch than at the outdoor patio"–Frommers.

Wine Spectator Award of Excellence, 2015. www.lagosantamonica.com

Tampa, FL - DONATELLO Info 1-800-448-7544

232 North Dale Mabry - 813.875.6660 An Old World bliss in the heart of Tampa serving authentic Italian Cuisine since 1984. Every night Guido and Gino Tiozzo welcome you at the door and every lady will leave Donatello with a rose on her hand as a thanks for being there. You’ll see for yourself that hospitality has ancient roots at Donatello. Full Bar, Piano Lounge, Private Rooms. Wine Spectator Award 15 consecutive years, 2000-2015. Editor’s Note: The Finest in Tampa Bay. www.donatellotampa.com

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