Photography is a career that demands an eye for detail, a skilled hand for edits, and a heartfelt desire for capturing those remarkable moments that people will remember for the rest of their lives.

Most people would shake their heads in disgust and grumble at dirty toilet seats in public restrooms, and then abandon the stall altogether for one of a finer quality.

Pocatello County Clerk Robert Poleki took that type of experience while he was at the airport with his son and created something that could flush away those nasty situations.

“Aha!” moments are nuggets of gold that keep on giving, and in the health care field, these moments can open doors to better ways of life. Occupational therapists Joanne Trammel and Lisa Baxter Hong are well-familiar with those moments. Their combined experiences are what spurred their decision to create classes geared towards helping others experience more joyful moments in their lives.

Nepal’s nickname, “The Roof of the World”, is not so much of a boast as it is a truth, as it houses the highest mountain range in the world, as well as the awe-inspiring Mount Everest. It also houses flavorful concoctions of meats, vegetables, rice, and of course, scrumptious spices that promise to add some zing to people’s palettes.

Is there anything more succulent and satisfying than homemade food?

Whether it be soft bread still steaming from the oven, texturized tomato sauce mingling with spaghetti noodles, or made-from-scratch chocolate chip cookies that dissolve in your mouth, we all gravitate towards the dishes that make our mouth water.

For all you explorers out there who travel by taste, go ahead and set course for Wanderlust, where you can get a sip of the world through its unique, diverse beers on tap and its selection of savory wines.

“Let your hair do the talking” is a popular quote among hairdressers, and it speaks the truth about advertising yourself and your personality to the world around you.

What else do you expect a professional clown’s and professional magician’s shop to sell but the bombastic sizzle and snap of fireworks?

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Curiosity and creativity. These ingredients are what inspire four-year-old’s to sculpt Lego towers in the living room. They are what embolden fifth graders to hand-craft bottle rockets in abandoned parking lots, and they are the driving force in motivating high school students to engineer and program their first robot for their technology class.