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North Scottsdale Lifestyle June 2013

Read the entire June 2013 issue of North Scottsdale Lifestyle.

Editor’s Letter: Local Equals Better!

There is something about the term “Made in America” that brings a sense of pride to the American people. From Chevy trucks, to Louisville Sluggers and Hersey’s Kisses, it’s no secret that people like to purchase products that are made on our own land and by our own hands! What’s better than products made in …

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Probiotics and Dental Health

Article Lynnette Scheier “PROBIOTIC” IS A FANCY TERM OF LATIN ORIGIN that means “for life.” Traditionally used for digestive health, probiotics are live, active bacteria—good bacteria. Probiotics are finding a new niche in your dentist’s chair. Oral probiotics can help control disease carrying pathogens. Gingivitis (inflammation of the gums), for example, is the result of pathogens attacking …

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Tavern: American Style!

Article Kathleen Blair Photography Tavern Americana WHEN I PULLED UP TO TAVERN AMERICANA, I WASN’T SURE WHAT TO EXPECT as images of tavern’s I had visited in Europe were dark neighborhood watering holes; a quiet place where people gathered to socialize, play darts, drink and eat. I found Tavern Americana to be open, contemporary and friendly …

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THE RALLY FIGHTER BY LOCAL MOTORS | Redefining How Cars are Designed, Built and Owned

Article Amy Romano | Photography Local Motor LOCAL MOTORS, INC. IS MORE THAN A NEW AMERICAN CAR COMPANY. It is more than the maker of the iconic, 50-state street legal, off-road desert racing-capable, Rally Fighter. Local Motors is driving America’s third industrial revolution and changing the way cars are designed, built, bought and owned. This revolution …

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Cold Stone Creamery | Creamy, Dreamy, and Born in Arizona

Article Moriah Schowengerdt | Photography Cold Stone Creamery It’s no secret that most people in America have an unconditional love for ice cream. The chilled, creamy texture and melt in your mouth consistency make ice cream the perfect comforting treat, especially on a hot summer’s day! Some would argue that all ice cream tastes good. However, …

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Family Owned and Close To Home | Serving The People They Love

Article Kory Kilmer | Photography Closet Masters Family owned and operated is a great way to run a business, but for the Ostash family who owns Closet Masters, it is also the only way. “Our motto is ‘Our family values give you the value you deserve,’ explains General Manager Kirk Ostash. “It just makes sense. …

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Automotive Maintenance Issues | Keeping Your Car Running At Its Best

Article Lonny Vanatta When looking for a repair and service facility, ask yourself and the facility the following questions: 1. Are new factory parts used? 2. Do they state when re-manufactured parts are used? 3. Do they use recycled engine oil, antifreeze, or other fluids? 4. Do they use and state (on repair order) the …

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Calculating Risks in Your Investment Portfolio

Author David Harris RISK IS A SCARY WORD. DEFINED AS; A FACTOR, THING, ELEMENT, OR COURSE involving uncertain danger; a hazard. Whether it is crossing the street, driving our cars, or even just riding your bike, risk is something we tend to deal with on a daily basis. Many people though, overlook how risks affect their …

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Oils and Olives | Pressed, Bottled, And Local

Article Moriah Schowengerdt | Photography Queen Creek Olive Mill Do you ever find yourself asking the question, “How do they make that?” I have found that the best way to figure out how to make something is by asking someone who has already made it. You have to find someone who can give you the step-by-step …

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