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The Oasis Hotels & Resorts in Mexico has regained a property that was previously operated by Hyatt's Inclusive Collection. The property, located in the Akumal-Tulum area, has been split into two sections: The Grand Oasis Tulum Riviera and the higher-end Sens Tulum Riviera. These sister hotels offer tranquil and natural surroundings, away from the busyness of Cancun. The Grand Oasis Tulum Riviera is an all-inclusive resort with various dining options, watersports activities, and a wellness spa. The resort welcomes all visitors, including families, couples, groups of friends, and the LGBTQIA+ community. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the recent achievements and evolution of Maxwell's House of Music, including winning major awards and expanding their service offerings. Topics include the store's history and growth under new ownership, the importance of a diverse range of services including music lessons and repairs, and the significance of community engagement and innovation in their success.

The article announces New York City's booming tourism, projecting seven million visitors between United States Thanksgiving and New Year's, with a focus on the city's recovery and Canada's increasing visitor numbers. Topics include NYC's progressive improvement in visitor numbers, the relaunch of NYC Travel Trade Academy, and upcoming promotional events like NYC Hotel Week and Broadway Week for 2024.

Shoppers Drug Mart has invested $77 million to expand its pharmacy clinics in Alberta, with the goal of having 103 clinics across the province by the end of the year. The expansion aims to alleviate pressure on the strained public healthcare system and improve patient experience and access to primary care. The investment is not directly funded by the government, but many pharmacy services are covered by the province's health insurance plan. The expansion aligns with the government's efforts to reorganize the healthcare system by creating four new governing agencies. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses how Ku Klux Klan banner has shocked a small town-and brings back memories of deeply rooted prejudices in Dahlonega, Georgia. It mentions that in 1958, 50 sticks of dynamite exploded at die Hebrew Benevolent Congregation on Peachtree Street in Adanta. It also mentions other incidents of prejudice like in 2014, Shalom B'Harim joining the Daffodil Project.

The article reports on the revenue growth of 280 million dollars posted by enterprise software company Seismic for its fiscal year ending January 31, 2022.

A photo essay is presented which features images of Union soldiers of the American Civil War who posed with regimental banners and national colors.

The article discusses the use of banners for communication in the city of Seoul in South Korea. Banners announce events in business or politics. Use of banners as a method of self-advertisements for concerts, tutorial classes or apartment sale is noted. Banners in academic institutions, elections in university campuses are discussed. Use of road banners for identifying accident culprits, information bulletin boards and banners defiling the city is highlighted.

An interview with Charles Rivkin, chairman and chief executive officer (CEO) of Motion Picture Association (MPA) is presented. He describes significant achievements of the MPA since its creation. He refers to the fight for IP and copyright protection as the core principles of the MPA. He explains the brand identity of the MPA formed through unification of the regional sub-brands.

The article focuses on the National Coal Mining Museum for England (NCMME). The museum was founded in 1985 and opened in 1988 on the site of the former Caphouse Colliery near Wakefield. NCMME holds a variety of textiles which includes campaign T-shirts, pit flag, and trade union banners. Study access to items in the store is available by appointment and research is encouraged.

The article presents the color variations on the non-denominated 5-cent self-stick Patriotic Banner Scott 4158 stamps. The self-stick banner variety was issued in July 4, 2007 in 10,000-stamp rolls. It is noted that the there are three color shade varieties of the Banner which have the plate number S111. The darkest shade shows a bluish dull red stripes and a somber central blue panel, the next lightest shade has fire engine red stripes and a more vibrant blue panel and the lightest shade shows orange red stripes and the lightest blue shade.

The article looks at the banners on display at the People's History Museum of Manchester, England. The author comments on the variety of political banners housed at the museum, noting that most represent England's struggle for democracy. Banners discussed include those which support equal voting rights, personal freedoms, and solidarity.

The article reports on the protest of Greenpeace International activists in Alberta. It states that the environmental group occupies a warehouse along Edmonton's Calgary Trail and has been on the headlines because of their media stunts which includes rappelling in Edmonton's High Level bridge and unrolled the group's banner. It also says that the group also rapelled from the ceiling of the annual Premiere's Dinner in Alberta.

The article looks at decision of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit in the case Mech v. School Board of Palm Beach County regarding the legality of the hanging banners on school fences to recognize sponsors of school programs and the violation of free speech under First Amendment.

The article focuses on the activities of Jim Manion, president of National Physique Committee (NPC) and chairman of IFBB Professional League, before posing at the NPC Pittsburgh Bodybuilding, Fitness & Figure Championships in May 2008 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It describes how on May 2, 2008 at 9:30 a.m., Manion was handling his business, and at 9:35 a.m. his crew were preparing for the contest by hanging banners and setting up the stage.

The article focuses on a study on the development of methods of preventing children from getting lost and of quickly finding lost children at beaches. The usefulness of cartoon character banners and their effectiveness as a method for preventing children from getting lost are demonstrated in the study. The effectiveness of utilizing wristbands as a method for quickly reuniting lost children has been shown in the huge reduction in average time to reunite lost children at Oarai Sun Beach in Japan.

The article discusses the experiences of Wendy Diamond during the 2001 terrorists' attacks in the U.S. Accordingly, Diamond ordered some American flags quickly the moment she heard the news about the attack. Being the owner of Flag Tables, Diamond is said to have already anticipated the need for flags as a reflection of patriotism. However, despite the rise in demand, she still considered it one of the hardest times since the Stars and Stripes flags are not the company's specialty.

The article provides band directors several techniques on the basic fundamentals of colorguard. A flag routine made up of one fundamental after another can be effective if the choreography fits the music, the flags are placed well and the performance is clean. One effective way to improve the fundamentals in auxiliary groups is to use these in the warm-up routine at the start of each practice. As a colorguard becomes more experienced, it should add moves to the routine as a challenge. A guard should enter the field standing tall with heads up, shoulder back and equipment and free hands properly positioned.