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INTERIOR DESIGN TRENDS FOR 2023

In life there are constant changes, so too in the world of interior design. Trends are always shifting. The themes for 2023 seem to be: Sustainable living and health & wellness designs. There has been a move away from minimalism to individualism which has created more personalized and decorative styles. In this new, post-Covid world, there have been many changes to the way we live, both inside and outside of the home. Many of us spend much more time in the house, so people have adjusted their priorities in the way the home is used.

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With a new focus on wellness and healthy living, more attention is paid to comfort and overall well-being.

Kitchens are central to this new lifestyle and the open kitchen is an important aspect of this new trend. Most desirable are large islands that seat the family comfortably and provide lots of workspace. Upper and lower cabinets of different colors are in fashion, as are stainless steel cabinetry and fixtures. To update a kitchen, a coat of paint can completely change the feel and be extremely cost effective. Lighting is also a key component, particularly if natural light is not available. A growing number of homeowners are installing LED lights underneath their cabinets to illuminate the kitchen counter top.

With so many people still working at home, a designated office is often a necessity and needs to be incorporated into the design of your home. First of all, it should be comfortable and functional. It is desirable to have natural light and natural materials wherever possible. Try colors that are inspired by nature for a calming environment. For a more dramatic approach, an interesting background wall color can be useful for

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all of your zoom meetings.

Furnishings will feel more organic with the use of cotton, wool, and velvet fabrics. Of course, fabric decisions can depend on the location within the home; it’s recommended that the home match its natural environment. There is still a movement toward coordinating the indoor and outdoor environments. Arches and architectural details are in as are soft edges, curved sofas, and personal pieces.

Multi-function rooms that cater to entertainment and exercise are in vogue. More people will want media rooms for movies and games as well as gyms and saunas.

Mud rooms and laundry rooms are no longer just utilitarian spaces. Today, homeowners want these spaces to coordinate with the rest of the home. Sometimes they even want to accommodate a pet with a special tub. Think about maximizing natural light throughout your home. Big open

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The focus of home design in 2023 is a calm, comfortable environment in harmony with nature that incorporates work, entertainment and relaxation spaces.

windows which bring in natural light can improve mood, focus and sleep patterns which will improve one’s health.

It looks like 2023 may bring with it the end of the white wall trend. Currently, designers are reporting

clients wanting jewel tones in blues, greens and even rust, which creates a cozier environment. This is part of the eco-friendly trend of the last few years which incorporates elements of nature. Gold will also be popular as an accent color.

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It is important to revisit one’s estate planning periodically, as both circumstances and laws can change without notice. If you do not have an estate plan, it is time to create one. You probably have more assets than you think.

First of all, estate planning is an opportunity to designate who will receive your assets upon death or incapacitation. It will also allow you to designate a guardian for your children. With the advice of counsel, your plan will manage assets to minimize estate

taxes, gift taxes and any other tax issues. And most importantly, a good estate plan will avoid disagreements between heirs and probate which can be time consuming and expensive.

Begin with an assessment of all your assets, including your home and other real estate, art, collections, vehicles, and jewelry. List your checking and savings accounts, investment accounts, life insurance policies, IRA or 401 accounts and ownership interests in any businesses. Estimate the value in order to divide among your heirs.

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SEVERAL DOCUMENTS:

A COMPLETE ESTATE PLAN INCLUDES

POWER OF ATTORNEY

A durable power of attorney allows a person of your choosing to handle financial, legal and other matters if you are otherwise incapacitated. It remains in effect until death or revocation.

REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST

A revocable living trust is an instrument that allows the owner (grantor) of assets to establish a trust for beneficiaries with the help of a trustee. You can be your own trustee with an alternate upon death or incapacity. This document can be amended or revoked as needed. The most important aspect of a consuming and expensive probate.

MEDICAL CARE DIRECTIVE

A living will specifies your wishes for medical care. A medical power of attorney gives authority to a trusted person to make decisions if you are unable.

WILL

A will, though desirable, is not essential if you have a revocable trust. The main reason to write a will is to include assets which may not be included in one’s trust. A will is meant to simplify things. You can designate child custody and also the recipients of your most valuable possession, such as cars, jewelry or other personal items.

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2023 PGA TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

DATESTOURNAMENT

FEB 2 - 5, 2023 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Pebble Beach Golf Links, Pebble Beach, CA

FEB 9 - 12, 2023 WM Phoenix Open TPC Scottsdale (Stadium Course), Scottsdale, AZ

FEB 16 - 19, 2023 The Genesis Invitational The Riviera Country Club, Pacific Palisades, CA

FEB 23 - 26, 2023 The Honda Classic PGA National Resort (The Champion), Palm Beach Gardens, FL

MAR 2 - 5, 2023 Puerto Rico Open Grand Reserve Golf Club, Rio Grande, PUR

MAR 2 - 5, 2023 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL

MAR 9 - 12, 2023 THE PLAYERS Championship The Country Club of Jackson, Jackson, MS

MAR 16 - 19, 2023 Valspar Championship Innisbrook Resort (Copperhead Course), Palm Harbor, FL

MAR 22 - 26, 2023

MAR 23 - 26, 2023

MAR 30 - APR 2, 2023

APR 6 - 9, 2023

Scheffler

Straka

World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play Austin Country Club, Austin, TX Scottie Scheffler $2,100,000

Corales Puntacana Championship Puntacana Resort & Club (Corales Golf Course), Punta Cana, DOM

Valero Texas Open TPC San Antonio (Oaks Course), San Antonio, TX

Ramey $ 666,000

Spaun $1,548,000

Masters Tournament Augusta National Golf Club, Augusta, GA Scottie Scheffler $2,700,000

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DEFENDING CHAMPION
Tom
Hoge $1,566,000
Scottie
$1,476,000
Joaquin
Niemann $2,160,000
Sepp
$1,440,000
Ryan
Brehm $666,000
Scottie
Scheffler $2,160,000
Cameron
Smith $3,600,000
Sam
Burns $1,404,000
Chad
J.J.
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16, 2023 RBC Heritage Harbour Town Golf Links,
Head Island, SC Jordan Spieth $1,440,000
APR
-
Hilton
Zurich
Harbour
P. Cantlay/X. Schauffele $1,199,350
APR 20 - 23, 2023
Classic of New Orleans
Town Golf Links, Hilton Head Island, SC
Vidanta
Jon Rahm $1,314,000
APR 27 - 30, 2023 Mexico Open at Vidanta
Vallarta, Vallarta, MEX
Wells
Quail
Max Homa $1,620,000
MAY 4 - 7, 2023
Fargo Championship
Hollow Club, Charlotte, NC
AT&T
TPC
K.H. Lee $1,638,00
MAY 11 - 14, 2023
Byron Nelson
Craig Ranch, McKinney, TX
2023 PGA
Q
HIll
NY Justin Thomas $2,700,000
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MAY 18 - 21,
Championship
Oak
Country Club, Rochester,
* Schedule subject to change

JUN

JUN

JUN

JUN

2023 PGA TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

DATESTOURNAMENT

DEFENDING CHAMPION
2023 Charles
Sam Burns $1,512,000
MAY 25 - 28,
Schwab Challenge Colonial Country Club, Fort Worth, TX
2023
Muirfield
Billy Horschel $2,160,000
JUN 1 - 4,
The Memorial Tournament presented by Workday
Village Golf Club, Dublin, OH
8 - 11, 2023 RBC Canadian Open Oakdale Golf
Country Club,
CAN Rory McIlroy $1,566,000
&
Toronto, Ontario,
15
18, 2023 U.S. Open The
CA Matt Fitzpatrick $3,150,000
-
Los Angeles Country Club (North Course), Los Angeles,
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25, 2023 Travelers Championship TPC River Highlands,
Xander Schauffele $1,494,000
-
Cromwell, CT
29 - JUL 2, 2023 Rocket Mortgage Classic. Detroit Golf Club, Detroit, MI Tony Finau $1,512,000
6 - 9, 2023 John
Classic PC Deere Run, Silvis, IL J.T. Posto $1,278,000
13
16, 2023 Barbasol Championship Keene
Trey Mullinax $666,000
13
16, 2023 Genesis
Xander Schauffele $1,400,000
20 - 23, 2023 Barracuda Championship Tahoe Mountain Club (Old Greenwood), Truckee, CA Chez Reavie $666,000
20 - 23, 2023 The Open Championship Royal Liverpool, Hoylake, Wirral, ENG Cameron Smith $2,500,000 JUL 27 - 30, 2023 3M Open TPC Twin Cities, Blaine, MN Tony Finau $1,350,000
3 - 6, 2023 Wyndham Championship Sedgefield Country Club, Greensboro, NC Tom Kim $1,314,000
10 - 13, 2023 FedEx St. Jude Championship TPC Southwind, Memphis, TN Will Zalatoris $2,700,000
17 - 20, 2023 BMW Championship Olympia Fields Country Club (North Course), Olympia Fields, IL Patrick Cantlay Patrick Cantlay
24 - 27, 2023 TOUR Championship East Lake Golf Club, Atlanta, GA Rory McIlroy
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JUL
Deere
JUL
-
Trace Golf Club (Champions Course), Nicholasville, KY
JUL
-
Scottish Open The Renaissance Club, North Berwick, SCO
JUL
JUL
AUG
AUG
AUG
AUG
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2023 LPGA TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

TUCSON | ARIZONA | VOL. 5 DATESTOURNAMENT PURSE FEB 3-5, 2023 LPGA Drive On Championship Crown Colony Golf & Country Club, Fort Myers, Florida $1.5M MAR 3-6, 2023 HSBC Women’s World Championship Sentosa Golf Club, Tanjong Course, Singapore $1.7M MAR 10-13, 2023 Honda LPGA Thailand Siam Country Club, Pattaya Old Course, Chonburi, Thailand $1.6M MAR 24-27, 2023 JTBC Classic presented by Barbasol Aviara Golf Club, Carlsbad, CA $1.5M MAR 31APR 3, 2023 The Chevron Championship Mission Hills Country Club, Dinah Shore Tournament Course, Rancho Mirage, CA $5M APR 13-16, 2023 LOTTE Championship presented by Hoakalei Hoakalei Country Club, Ewa Beach, Oahu, HI $2M APR 21-24, 2023 DIO Implant LA Open Wilshire Country Club, Los Angeles, CA $1.5M APR 28MAY 1, 2023 Palos Verdes Championship presented by Bank of America Palos Verdes Golf Club, Palos Verdes Estates, CA $1.5M MAY 12-15, 2023 Cognizant Founders Cup Upper Montclair Country Club, Clifton, NJ $3M MAY 25-29, 2023 Bank of Hope LPGA Match-Play presented by MGM Rewards Shadow Creek, Las Vegas, NV $1.5M JUN 2-5, 2023 U.S. Women’s Open Presented by ProMedica Pine Needles Lodge and Golf Club, Southern Pines, NC $10M JUN 10-12, 2023 ShopRite LPGA Classic Presented by Acer eaview, Bay Course, Galloway, NJ $1.75M JUN 16-19, 2023 Meijer LPGA Classic for Simply Give Blythefield Country Club, Belmont, MI $2.5M
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2023 LPGA TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

* Schedule subject to change ** Purse subject to change DATESTOURNAMENT PURSE JUN 23-26, 2023 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship Congressional Country Club, Blue Course, Bethesda, MD $9M JUL 13-16, 2023 Dow Great Lakes Bay Invitational Midland Country Club, Midland, MI $2.5M JUL 21-24, 2023 The Amundi Evian Championship Evian Resort Golf Club, Evian-les-Bains, France $6.5M JUL 28-31, 2023 Trust Golf Women’s Scottish Open Dundonald Links, Ayrshire, Scotland $2M AUG 4-7, 2023 AIG Women’s Open Muirfield, East Lothian, Scotland $7.3M AUG 11-14, 2023 ISPS Handa World Invitational presented by AVIV Clinics Galgorm Castle Golf Club / Massereene Golf Club, Antrim, Northern Ireland $1.5M AUG 25-28, 2023 CP Women’s Open Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club, Ottawa, Canada $2.35M SEP 1-4, 2023 Dana Open presented by Marathon Highland Meadows Golf Club, Sylvania, OH $1.75M SEP 8-11, 2023 Kroger Queen City Championship presented by P&G Kenwood Country Club, Kendale Course, Cincinnati, OH $1.75M 15 TUCSON | ARIZONA | VOL. 5

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PLEASE NOTE: WE’RE AWARE THAT THESE UNCERTAIN TIMES ARE LIMITING MANY ASPECTS OF LIFE AS WE ALL PRACTICE SOCIAL AND PHYSICAL DISTANCING. DUE TO THE CURRENT OUTBREAK, MANY EVENTS HAVE EITHER BEEN CANCELLED, RESCHEDULED, OR CHANGED TO VIRTUAL EVENTS. PLEASE VERIFY ALL EVENTS PRIOR TO ATTENDING. THANK YOU.

FEBRUARY

FEB

4 - 5 | STREET FESTIVAL

Vendors from all over the United States operate in 400 booths offering arts, crafts, jewelry, home decor, and clothing. Delicious street foods and a beer garden are there too. Along with the fair, Lake Havasu’s Winterfest provides live entertainment by talented musicians, pony rides, and lots of fun for the youngsters. For more info visit: https://bit.ly/3HGJ8sM

FEB 21 - 26 | DEAR EVAN HANSEN

A letter that was never meant to be seen, a lie that was never meant to be told, a life he never dreamed he could have. Evan Hansen is about to get the one thing he’s always wanted: a chance to finally fit in. Dear Evan Hansen is the deeply personal and profoundly contemporary musical about life and the way we live it. For more info visit: https://bit.ly/3R2kd7c

MARCH MARCH 1 - 31 | RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL

The Arizona Renaissance Festival is one of the most interactive entertainment shows ever created with wonderful amusements and antics on going all around you. Enjoy non-stop entertainment presented on 14 stages every event day, each show packed with a unique mix of comedy, music and mischievous antics. Sit back and relax or become a part of the action as you are surrounded by costumed characters roaming the festival village! For more info visit: renfestinfo.com

MARCH 24 - 30 | DESERT SONG FESTIVAL

Explore every classical and jazz nuance of the female voice through concerts, ballet and a full opera, presented by eight Tucson organizations. For more info visit: tucsondesertsongfestival.org

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PLEASE NOTE: WE’RE AWARE THAT THESE UNCERTAIN TIMES ARE LIMITING MANY ASPECTS OF LIFE AS WE ALL PRACTICE SOCIAL AND PHYSICAL DISTANCING. DUE TO THE CURRENT OUTBREAK, MANY EVENTS HAVE EITHER BEEN CANCELLED, RESCHEDULED, OR CHANGED TO VIRTUAL EVENTS. PLEASE VERIFY ALL EVENTS PRIOR TO ATTENDING. THANK YOU.

APRIL

APRIL 1 - 3 | FOLK FESTIVAL

The Tucson Folk Festival is an annual two-day event celebrating American Folk Music traditions. This family-friendly festival is held in some of the most historic sections of Downtown Tucson. Featuring multiple stages of acoustic music and hundreds of performers, the festival annually entertains fans coming from all over Arizona. This two-day event also features a wide variety of food and craft vendors, a beer garden, interactive music workshops, a family show, and so much more! For more info visit: tucsonfolkfest.org

APRIL 16 | TASTE OF CHOCOLATE

It’s a chocolate competition...and you’re the judge! Local chefs will showcase their favorite chocolate creations and you get to vote for your favorites. Bring your family and friends for a fun and unique way to support our local community! For more info visit: tucsontasteofchocolate.org

APRIL 19 - 30 | FILM FEST

Staying true to its mission of showcasing independent film, the Arizona International Film Festival has exhibited over 2,500 films representing 90 countries to over 148,000 patrons in southern Arizona. And now, we are honored to select more exciting and innovative films from around the world for Arizona audiences for this season. For more info visit: filmfestivalarizona.com

MAY

MAY 13 | STAR WARS: RETURN OF THE JEDI IN CONCERT

In the climactic sixth episode of the Star Wars saga, Darth Vader readies the second Death Star to unleash the final blow to the Rebel Alliance. Luke Skywalker joins to free Han Solo from Jabba the Hutt and launch a desperate attack upon the entire Imperial Fleet. Watch the complete film unfold as the Tucson Symphony Orchestra performs John Williams’ legendary score. For more info visit: shorturl.at/AES68

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PLEASE NOTE: WE’RE AWARE THAT THESE UNCERTAIN TIMES ARE LIMITING MANY ASPECTS OF LIFE AS WE ALL PRACTICE SOCIAL AND PHYSICAL DISTANCING. DUE TO THE CURRENT OUTBREAK, MANY EVENTS HAVE EITHER BEEN CANCELLED, RESCHEDULED, OR CHANGED TO VIRTUAL EVENTS. PLEASE VERIFY ALL EVENTS PRIOR TO ATTENDING. THANK YOU.

JUNE

JUNE TBA | JAZZ FEST

Our mission is to influence the discovery and celebration of live jazz performance and music education through community engagement anchored by a world-class jazz festival in downtown Tucson. For more info visit: tucsonjazzfestival.org

JUNE 18 | JUNETEENTH FESTIVAL

It was the eve of January 1, 1863, better known as “Freedom’s Eve,” the first Watch Night services took place. On that night, enslaved and free African Americans gathered in churches and private homes all across the country awaiting news that the Emancipation Proclamation had taken effect. For more info visit: tucsonjune19.org

JULY

JULY 4 | INDEPENDENCE DAY

Tucson, its suburbs, and other cities all over Southern Arizona annually host dozens of the 4th of July events to help you have

an unforgettable Independence Day. You’ll definitely catch some live concerts, restaurant dining, patriotic runs, and firework displays. The fun-packed program has something for everyone, but the problem is it differs yearly too. Still, you can always count on the iconic “A” Mountain Fireworks Celebration in Downtown Tucson. For more info visit: https://bit.ly/3xAzDqe

JULY 21 | CHRISTMAS IN JULY

Santa Claus is vacationing in Tucson this summer and agreed to stop by the Tucson / Lazydays KOA Resort this July. We’re expecting to have holly, jolly and merry good time! Join us for all sorts of Christmasy fun, including Cookie Decorating, Frozen Hot Chocolate, Christmas Movies, Holiday Ceramics, a Christmas Parade and more! For more info visit: shorturl.at/jovW7

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PLEASE NOTE: WE’RE AWARE THAT THESE UNCERTAIN TIMES ARE LIMITING MANY ASPECTS OF LIFE AS WE ALL PRACTICE SOCIAL AND PHYSICAL DISTANCING. DUE TO THE CURRENT OUTBREAK, MANY EVENTS HAVE EITHER BEEN CANCELLED, RESCHEDULED, OR CHANGED TO VIRTUAL EVENTS. PLEASE VERIFY ALL EVENTS PRIOR TO ATTENDING. THANK YOU.

AUGUST

AUG 9 - 13 | BIRDING FESTIVAL

Join us and experience Tucson

Audubon’s Southeast Arizona Birding Festival during our beautiful monsoon season with professionally led field trips, programs, keynote speakers, photography workshops, and extensive Nature Expo. For more info visit: https://bit.ly/3y3PrTM

SEPTEMBER

SEPT TBA | CHILLIN AT THE CHUL

Check out music, spirits and bites. On Saturday night, Tohono Chul has partnered with Children’s Museum Oro Valley to provide family-friendly nature play. For more info visit: shorturl.at/dsDNX

SEPT 1 - 3 | GEM SHOWS

Visit Tucson in September and you’ll find a gem show on a smaller scale than our renowned mega event in February. The items for sale and museum-quality exhibits on display are of the same high

quality and variety that treasure hunters have come to expect in Tucson. Peruse this list for a preview of what’s to come. For more info visit: shorturl.at/degVW

OCTOBER

OCT 12 - 14 | FILM FESTIVAL

Film Fest Tucson is a destination film festival, a place for filmmakers and audiences to meet, discover and experience unique and important stories told on film. Enjoy this unique and home-grown Tucson film festival for those passionate about movies. For more info visit: filmfesttucson.org

OCT 24 - 29 | BORDERTOWN

Welcome to the wild west with the amazing Bordertown experience. Bordertown has been the Arizona Cowboy Action Shooting Championship since 1999. Come on down and see what it’s all about! For more info visit: bordertowncas.com

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PLEASE NOTE: WE’RE AWARE THAT THESE UNCERTAIN TIMES ARE LIMITING MANY ASPECTS OF LIFE AS WE ALL PRACTICE SOCIAL AND PHYSICAL DISTANCING. DUE TO THE CURRENT OUTBREAK, MANY EVENTS HAVE EITHER BEEN CANCELLED, RESCHEDULED, OR CHANGED TO VIRTUAL EVENTS. PLEASE VERIFY ALL EVENTS PRIOR TO ATTENDING. THANK YOU.

OCT 26 - 29 |

FILM FESTIVAL

The Wild Bunch Film Festival is a competitive event for emerging filmmakers as well as screenwriters, and we hope to inspire and encourage them to pursue courageous and bold artistic visions in the western genre. Enjoy a family-friendly weekend filled with great indie films and memorable fun times! For more info visit: thewildbunchfilmfestival.com

NOVEMBER

NOV 3 - 5 | CELTIC FESTIVAL

The festival provides a gathering place for those interested in Celtic Culture where they may participate in and enjoy various Celtic traditions. It’s a great place to renew old friendships and make new ones, enjoy the music, pipe bands, dancers, and some great food treats. All in all, a festival atmosphere of fun and adventure prevails! For more info visit: tucsoncelticfestival.org

DECEMBER

DEC

TBA | STREET FAIR

One of the top ranked arts and crafts fairs in the country. The event draws people from all around for an amazing three-day event. Stop by to enjoy local small businesses goods! For more info visit: https://bit.ly/3zQBtWF

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SESSION DATE

2023 GRAND SLAM TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

TIMEFEATURED MATCHES

1Mon,January16,202311:00amMen'sandWomen's1stRound

2Mon,January16,20237:00pmMen'sandWomen's1stRound

3Tue,January17,202311:00amMen’sandWomen’s1stRound

4Tue,January17,20237:00pmMen’sandWomen’s1stRound

5Wed,January18,202311:00amMen’sandWomen’s2ndRound

6Wed,January18,20237:00pmMen’sandWomen’s2ndRound

7Thu,January19,202311:00amMen’sandWomen’s2ndRound

8Thu,January19,20237:00pmMen’sandWomen’s2ndRound

9Fri,January20,202311:00amMen’sandWomen’s3rdRound

10Fri,January20,20237:00pmMen’sandWomen’s3rdRound

11Sat,January21,202311:00amMen’sandWomen’s3rdRound

12Sat,January21,20237:00pmMen’sandWomen’s3rdRound

13Sun,January22,202311:00amMen’sandWomen’s4thRound

14Sun,January22,20237:00pmMen’sandWomen’s4thRound

15Mon,January23,202311:00amMen’sandWomen’s4thRound

16Mon,January23,20237:00pmMen’sandWomen’s4thRound

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Men’s and Women’s Quarterfinals 18Tue,January24,20237:00pm Men’s and Women’s Quarterfinals 19Wed,January25,202311:00am Men’s and Women’s Quarterfinals 20Wed,January25,20237:30pm Men’s and Women’s Quarterfinals 21Thu,January26,202311:00am Women’s Semifinals 22Thu,January26,20237:30pm Men’s Semifinal 23Fri,January27,20233:00pm Mixed Doubles Semi /Women’s Doubles Final / Men’s Singles Semifinal 24Sat,January28,20234:00pm Women’s Singles Final /Men’s Doubles Final 25Sun,January29,20234:00pm Mixed Doubles Final /Men’s Singles Final
17Tue,January24,202311:00am
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2023 GRAND SLAM TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

DATE PLAY STARTSESSION MAY 29 - SUN Day - 11:00 AMMen’s & Women’s 1st Round MAY 30 - MONDay - 11:00 AMMen’s & Women’s 1st Round MAY 30 - MONEvening - 9:00 PMMen’s & Women’s 1st Round MAY 31 - TUE Day - 11:00 AMMen’s & Women’s 2nd Round MAY 31 - TUEEvening - 9:00 PMMen’s & Women’s 2nd Round MAY 31 - WEDDay - 11:00 AMMen’s & Women’s 3rd Round MAY 31 - WEDEvening - 9:00 PMMen’s & Women’s 3rd Round JUN 01 - THU Day - 11:00 AMMen’s & Women’s 4th Round JUN 01 - THUEvening - 9:00 PMMen’s & Women’s 4th Round JUN 02 - FRI Day - 12:00 PM3rd Round JUN 02 - FRI Evening - 9:00 PM3rd Round JUN 03 - SAT Day - 12:00 AM3rd Round JUN 03 - SATEvening - 9:00 PM3rd Round JUN 04 - SUN Day - 11:00 AM4th Round JUN 04 - SUNEvening - 9:00 PM4th Round JUN 05 - MONDay - 11:00 AM4th Round JUN 05 - MONEvening - 9:00 PM4th Round JUN 06 - TUE Day - 12:00 PM Quarterfinals JUN 06 - TUEEvening - 5:00 PM Quarterfinals JUN 07 - WEDDay - 12:00 PM Quarterfinals JUN 07 - WEDEvening - 5:00 PM Quarterfinals JUN 08 - THU Day - 2:00 PM Semifinals JUN 09 - FRI Day - 3:00 PMMen’s Semi Finals 1 JUN 09 - FRI Evening - 7:00 PMMen’s Semi Finals 2 JUN 10 - SAT Day - 3:00 PM Women's Singles Final, Men's Doubles Final JUN 11 - SUN Day - 3:00 PMMen's Singles Final * Schedule subject to change 23 TUCSON | ARIZONA | VOL. 5

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DATE PLAY STARTSESSION Mon, July 03 11:00 AMMen's & Ladies' 1st Round Tues, July 04 11:00 AMMen's & Ladies' 1st Round Wed, July 05 11:00 AMMen's & Ladies' 2nd Round Thurs, July 6 11:00 AMMen's & Ladies' 2nd Round Fri, July 07 11:00 AMMen's & Ladies' 3rd Round Sat, July 08 11:00 AMMen's & Ladies' 3rd Round Sun, July 09 11:00 AMMen's & Ladies' 4th Round Mon, July 10 11:00 AMMen's & Ladies' 4th Round Tues, July 11 11:00 AM Men's Singles Quarterfinals Ladies’ Singles Quarterfinals
July 12 11:00 AM Men's Singles Quarterfinals Ladies’ Singles Quarterfinals Thurs, July 13 1:00 PM Ladies' Singles Semifinals Mixed Doubles Final Fri, July 14 1:00 PMMen's Singles Semifinals Sat, July 15 2:00 PM Ladies' Singles Final, Men's Doubles Final, Sun, July 16 2:00 PM Men's Singles Final, Ladies’ Doubles Final * Schedule subject to change 24
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2023 GRAND SLAM TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

SESSION DATE SCHEDULEPLAY
1 Mon, 28 Aug Day 11.00am Men’s / Women’s 1st Round 2 Mon, 28 Aug Night 7.00pm Men’s / Women’s 1st Round 3 Tue, 29 Aug Day 11.00am Men’s / Women’s 1st Round 4 Tue, 29 Aug Night 7.00pm Men’s / Women’s 1st Round 5 Wed, 30 Aug Day 11.00am Men’s / Women’s 2nd Round 6 Wed, 30 Aug Night 7.00pm Men’s / Women’s 2nd Round 7 Thu, 31 Aug Day 11.00am Men’s / Women’s 2nd Round 8 Thu, 31 Aug Night 7.00pm Men’s / Women’s 2nd Round 9 Fri, 1 Sep Day 11.00am Men’s / Women’s 3rd Round 10 Fri, 1 Sep Night 7.00pm Men’s / Women’s 3rd Round 11 Sat, 2 Sep Day 11.00am Men’s / Women’s 3rd Round 12 Sat, 2 Sep Night 7.00pm Men’s / Women’s 3rd Round 13 Sun, 3 Sep Day 11.00am Men’s / Women’s Round of 16 14 Sun, 3 Sep Night 7.00pm Men’s / Women’s Round of 16 15 Mon, 4 Sep Day 11.00am Men’s / Women’s Round of 16 16 Mon, 4 Sep Night 7.00pm Men’s / Women’s Round of 16 17 Tue, 5 Sep Day 12.00pm Men’s / Women’s Quarterfinals 18 Tue, 5 Sep Night 7.00pm Men’s / Women’s Quarterfinals 19 Wed, 6 Sep Day 12.00pm Men’s / Women’s Quarterfinals 20 Wed, 6 Sep Night 7.00pm Men’s / Women’s Quarterfinals 21 Thu, 7 Sep Day 12.00pm Women’s Semifinals / 22 Fri, 8 Sep Day 12.00pm Men’s Doubles Final or Mixed Doubles Final / Men’s Semifinal 1 23 Fri, 8 Sep Night 7.00pm Men’s Semifinal 2
STARTMATCHES
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If you haven’t been to Africa and are looking for an amazing experience, consider a safari. The only question is where to start, as there are many African countries with amazing national parks and various wildlife, all of which can provide a once-in-alifetime vacation. The top countries for safaris are Tanzania, Kenya, South Africa, Namibia and Botswana.

MASAI MARA

JUNE - OCTOBER

Masai Mara National Reserve is the most famous. It is known for its herds of plains’ game which include Masai lions, African leopards and Tanzanian cheetahs. The park is also home to the annual migration of zebra, gazelle and wildebeest to and from the Serengeti in Tanzania.

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Lake Nakuru National Park is known for pink flamingos flocking along the shore of the lake. Also notable are the park’s white rhinos, warthogs, giraffes, zebras, hippos, ostriches and lions.

Amboseli National Park is best known for its view of Mount Kilimanjaro and over 300 species of birds. You will also see zebras, wildebeests, hyenas, lions, cheetahs, buffalo, jackals, giraffes and leopards.

Tsavo National Park, which is made up of two smaller parks, is the largest in Kenya and also the most remote. Famous for elephants playing in the Galana River, you will also find 500 species of birds and also giraffes, gazelles, lions, antelopes, impalas, hyenas and oryx.

Samburu Game Reserve is known for rare species such as Grevy’s zebra, Somali ostrich, and the Beisa Oryx. It is also home to around 900 elephants as well as lions, leopards, cheetahs and over 450 bird species. It is also famous for Kamunyak, the lioness that adopted 6 baby oryx.

- OCTOBER
& OCTOBER
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LAKE NAKURU ANYTIME TSAVO MAY
AMBOSELI JUNE
SAMBURU ANYTIME

Tanzania

There are 22 national parks in Tanzania, making it difficult to decide where to go. Serengeti, which is a UNESCO world heritage site, and Ngorongoro are the largest and most popular destinations and are often toured together along with Lake Manyara National Park. You will spot the big five mammals - buffaloes, elephants, rhinos, leopards and lions as well as giraffes, zebras, hippos and 500 species of birds on your nature walk, game drive, or in a hot air balloon.

NGORONGORO

APRIL - MAY

LAKE MANYARA

JUNE - OCTOBER

Lake Manyara Park was established to protect large herds of elephants and is also famous for tree-climbing lions. With its beautiful setting on the lake, it is perfect for viewing pink flamingos and over 400 species of birds.

The Ngorongoro Conservation Centre (world heritage site) is known for the Crater which was formed when an ancient volcano exploded and collapsed on itself, creating vast plains that attracted wild life. The big five can be viewed here as well as black rhino. The Massai tribe still grazes their livestock here. Also, the Olduval Gorge is found here. This is where the Leakeys, in 1959, discovered evidence of human origins, fossilized bones, and stone tools dating back millions of years.

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TRENDS FOR 2023 Health Food

Rarely do we think about what is trending in the world of food and drink, but there are organizations that study this issue constantly, including Whole Foods, Innova Market Insights and even Martha Stewart herself. The current trend seems to be towards a focus on healthier eating due to an interest in sustainable agriculture, climate change and possibly as a result of correcting those bad habits acquired during Covid lock down.

In the drink space, mocktails, or virgin cocktails, have become more and more popular for health reasons, even spawning a number of new establishments devoted exclusively to alcohol-free night life. This trend expands well beyond Shirley Temples and there is an emphasis on alcoholfree cosmopolitans, margaritas, mojitos

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and other more original creative drinks. As an example, Whole Foods points to yaupon, a caffeinated plant, to be brewed for tea and also used in new mocktail creations. Also growing in popularity are milk substitutes like oat, soy, almond, and even potato. They are typically lower in fat, sugar and are also cholesterol free.

In the world of foods, there has been significant and growing interest in nutrition and sustainability. We will be interested in more natural, less processed foods as well as more traditional ethnic menus. Plant based foods will be a growth area as the number of vegans has increased significantly and most of us have cut down on meat consumption for health and environmental concerns. We will want more locally produced ingredients due to interest in climate change. There is actually a new word for this - glocal. Think global and eat local!

Plant based pasta made from chickpeas, cauliflower and zucchini are already popular but new ones made from hearts of palm and green

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bananas are coming. And of course there is spaghetti squash which is the true vegetable pasta. Plant based meats have been available for quite some time but expect to see more plant based chicken and cheese.

Interestingly, mushrooms are of particular interest as they are actually a super-food and contain so many necessary nutrients such as vitamins B and D, potassium, and antioxidants that can reduce signs of aging. With over 400 species, there is always a new one to try and the latest trend is toward oyster and trumpet mushrooms. What makes mushrooms such a versatile substitute is they are naturally chewy, crisp up when cooked, and absorb a variety of sauces. Don’t forget the portobello, which is a great meat replacement or even king oyster mushrooms as a replacement for scallops.

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