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We had to address this issue. We've been pursuing a solution for the last few years, and also contracted a capacity study to help us identify and suggest solutions to address the problem. The Timed Entry Reservation system became available to us this year through Recreation.gov, and it's a path forward to a solution. It won't be an immediate fix, but over time, word will get to our visitors and the majority of people will only arrive during their one-hour timed entry window -- reducing the safety issues and providing a better visitor experience by not having to wait in a line to find out the gates will be closed for a few hours and turned away. The year 2020 has shown us a multitude of ways that the country, Las Vegas included, can adapt to social distancing and a pandemic. The world of real estate has especially seen a shift in the way that business is done. Usually, the process involves multiple people meeting up for showings, signings, inspections, and closings. However, given the current circumstances, more and more people are turning toward the internet and the postal service to complete their bearings. One question that people ask, even pre-coronavirus, is if the seller needs to be present during the closing process. The short answer is: no!
We’re going to go over the ways that buyers can proceed with the closing process without the seller present. Perform a Remote Closing Online One of the easiest and most common methods of closing on a house without the seller present is to do so electronically. Electronic closings became a lot more commonplace in March when the initial, strict lockdowns began to take place in the country. You may be wondering if electronic closings are secure, and the answer is yes. Certain document signing software and applications, like DocuSign, come equipped with security systems to ensure your privacy. Additionally, the process to do so is reported to be seamless and easy. It’s important to note that electronic signings aren’t allowed in every state. Be sure to check with your real estate agent to see what the laws are in your state of residency. Close Via a Mobile Notary While this situation might not be as ideal during the coronavirus pandemic, some areas provide the option to close via a mobile notary. A mobile notary will bring the documents to you and be present during the process, either in your home or your office. Or, they will mail the documents to you and show up at a designated space to approve the signing. Either way, the process doesn’t need to involve the seller. Perform Closings Separately While this option does involve leaving the house, it can be done without the seller or others—aside from the notarizer—in the room. Separate closings will have you come into the notary office and sign any necessary documents under the oversight of the notarizer. The seller would complete a similar process but in another room. This way of doing things also became more prevalent in the recent months due to social distancing measures. In states where this option wasn’t available, there were setups including a long table where both parties were seated opposite from one another. And, even in these cases, there were minimal people involved in the process. The Bottom Line There are several ways to go about closing on a house without the seller present, especially during coronavirus. If remote closings aren’t available in your state, contact your Realtor about ways to workaround the regulations to perform a safe, socially distant, and fast home sale in Las Vegas, NV. The area’s gorgeous landscape, social scene, and hot weather are constantly enticing people to move to the area. Real estate agents and government officials are working hard on finding ways to make the process of buying and selling homes safe and easy. If you’re someone moving to the Las Vegas area after buying a house, be sure to become acquainted with many of the stunning hiking areas in the region and stop by the Hiking Las Vegas blog regularly for more information on exploring the nature in the area!  Life today has become so easy. Thanks to technological advancement, our lives have become more comfortable. As human beings, we made a connection in technology about everything. If we don't know something, we just search on Google for answers. If we run out of food, we can immediately call for a delivery service. We live in a world where everything we need is right on our palm. We are so overwhelmed that a simple problem is like a big burden for us. We often neglect to think much about survival skills in this modern world. If you ask someone if they can survive one night in the wilderness, most respondents can't answer with certainty that they would know how to survive in this kind of situation. So whether you decided to go on a trip to the wild and try to be brave, here are some expert tips that could make a difference and change your perspective in life. Prepare yourself When going on a trip to the wilderness, it is a good idea to take the time to learn everything that you might encounter in the woods. Being knowledgeable and equipped could help you avoid difficult situations. When you're in a survival situation, it is not the perfect time to panic. It is one of the biggest challenges and prone to danger when you're out in the woods. If your mind begins to feel scared or nervous, it will react and make your body out of control. You are more likely to get through it if you focus on maintaining a calm and positive attitude and apply all the things you know beforehand. Build a Shelter Before going into the wild, you need to learn how to protect yourself. Start by learning how to build a shelter. Building a nice, sturdy, and effective shelter can keep you and your companion safe from other elements that could be harmful to your body. Having a shelter can also protect you from animals lurking around the corner as there is a possibility to attack you if you are in an open space. According to this article from Theusmarines.com, finding shelter is the most important rule in survival. There are a few shelters that you can make from the available materials in the wild. Some famous shelters that experts recommend is a lean-to and let the airflow. Another tip that could give you an edge among others is to pick the right location that is near to water, but safe from flooding as it gives you a lot of natural resources in hand.  Set a Fire The temperature in the wilderness can drop rapidly, so it is a good idea to know how to build a fire. Start by collecting twigs, branches, and dry leaves to keep the fire burning. These things are widely available in the wilderness. The next step you can do is to spark a fire, you can do it by having a flint and steel. You can buy a flint set anywhere and they are very affordable. It is also a good investment if you wanted to do it again. If you don't carry a flint, you may improvise a magnifying glass. You can simply put water inside a clear plastic and seal it up like a balloon to reflect the sun's ray and create a fire. A gentle reminder, do not ever light a fire directly on wet ground as it will not spark. Find Water Water is one of your top priorities when you are in the wilderness. However, finding a natural source of freshwater can be difficult. You should avoid collecting waters from puddles or lakes as these bodies of water can be a house of many pathogens and bacterias. The best place to collect water in the wild is the one from running streams or rivers. Nonetheless, it should always be purified before consuming it. Do it by boiling the water over a fire or you can make your portable water filter. Simply find an empty bottle, poke a small hole at the bottom part, fill it up with coarse gravel, sand, charcoal, and fine sand and add water to the top layer of the materials. Collect the water that is coming out of the small hole you created. Finding a clean, free from contaminated water is the key to your survival in the wild. All these tips are key to your survival in the wilderness. Do not make yourself tired. Take some time and focus on the situation. Use the time you have as an advantage. These tips will help you go back to your house in full. Be sure to practice and enhance all your skills and use them to your best advantage. Las Vegas is one of the most famous cities on the planet. Synonymous with the thrills and fun of gambling, Vegas welcomes millions of visitors each and every year. Whether you come for the gaming, the food or the general madness, Vegas has to be seen to be believed. The best way to do this is by touring some of the city’s most iconic casinos on foot, breathing in the unique atmosphere of the place. Whether you head to the grand old casinos or a new up and comer, there are some amazing sites to see across the city’s casinos. In this article, we will provide a guide to the best casinos to hike around in Las Vegas. Let’s get going with a look at maybe the most famous and impressive of the lot. Caesar’s Palace
Certainly, one of Las Vegas’ top casinos, Caesar’s Palace has been welcoming visitors for over half a century. Located right on the strip at the heart of the action, the unique Roman theme of this place remains a draw for tourists to this day. From gondola rides to authentic pizza parlors to a Coliseum-style theater, Caesar’s Palace takes you back to Ancient Rome without ever leaving Nevada! One of the best parts about Caesar’s Palace is the poker, with some of the planet’s highest-stakes tables available to play here. If you’re not pro, don’t worry, this is the ideal place to come and see how the big players roll! Caesar’s Palace has to be the most ‘Las Vegas’ or any casino in Las Vegas. Wild, eye-opening and uniquely strange, this place has to be seen to be believed. Bellagio With plenty of restaurants, an amazing garden and probably the most famous fountains on the planet, the Bellagio is a Las Vegas casino that is a byword for class the world over. A hike through this enormous space is a must for any visitor, with the poker tables also among some of the best on earth. Grab a bite to eat, place a bet, sip a cocktail, the Bellagio is the place to do it all! Although places like the Bellagio can not be imitated anywhere, the truth is that online casino sites are proving more popular than ever. If you are looking to take your gaming from the tables to the web, a collection of the best casino sites can be found here. MGM Grand Did you know that the MGM Grand is actually America’s largest hotel? A hike around this resort might require some serious fuel so you’re lucky that there are literally dozens of restaurants and bars here. With over 171,500 square feet, the MGM is pure Vegas excess! With that said, there are some seriously amazing sites to see here, such as the grand lobby and some of the most expensive restaurants in town. Stratosphere Casino Hotel and Tower, Best known for its tower and the rollercoaster that sits atop it, the Stratosphere is a mindbending casino taking in a massive 80,000 square foot of space. The hotel and casino has a reputation for slots, with over fifteen-hundred available to players of all types. Throw in some great places to eat, cool bars and a whole host of other attractions and it’s clear that a hike around this hotel-casino is a must!  The Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area is one of several hiking options that can be packaged into a Vegas vacation. Photo by: Wilson 44691 (Wikimedia). The bright lights. The glitz. The glamor. When it comes to a Vegas vacation, there are certain images that are standard operating procedure. You check out the casinos. You hit the sportsbooks or the race book. You try out all that the night life that the Las Vegas strip has to offer.
There’s plenty happening in Vegas whenever you stay in Vegas. And no matter which pursuits crank up the adrenaline for you, it’s a sure bet that you’ll find those opportunities either right in Las Vegas, or at a nearby and easily reachable locale. This holds true for hikers as well. Vegas may offer the peak of the entertainment, gaming and sports world but folks who love to explore nature will discover that they can combine the excitement of the strip with the chance to traverse some of the most intriguing and challenging hiking trails that there is to offer. Whether you’re coming from Timbuktu, Tennessee or Texas to place your bets, Las Vegas isn’t a gamble when it comes to hiking opportunities. In fact there’s a jackpot full of options. Whether you’re seeking anything from a family stroll to a world-class climb to ascend treacherous peaks, there’s an all-inclusive trip to Vegas that can satisfy both your need to hike as well as your need to hike the strip.  Las Vegas is known for its flashing lights and exciting nightlife more than its stunning trails or exciting sports games. However, Vegas offers both, and it's a great location for any active person interested in outdoor activities or sports.
For those who prefer to watch competitive sports, the city is home to most major American sports leagues. And for those who prefer to get outdoors and get active, there are ample state parks and well-marked trails that showcase some of the US’s most stunning landscapes. If you are going to go to all the time, trouble, and expense of getting a degree, it makes sense to make sure that you end up with a good one. A degree from a respected university will open all kinds of doors for you. Whereas, sadly, one from a lesser-known university is not likely to get you as far. Below, I briefly share how to boost your chances of being accepted by one of the better universities.
 Last week I had a massage at Neko Massage Studio. My last massage was over a year ago. I have been having an issue with my left glute for several months, which was creating issues when I hiked. Continue reading to find out how I liked my massage.
For the past six months I have been experiencing knee pain when I hike and it was becoming an issue. If my left knee bent more the 90 degrees I was in pain. This made scrambling difficult and painful. I needed to find a solution. About Me (skip reading if you know me) I have done over 2,000 hikes in the past 24 years. From easy hikes to hikes such as: Badwater to Telescope Peak, the 4 Peak hike in Red Rock, Mummy Head to Toe, and numerous peaks in the Sierra. I have done a ton of hardcore hikes; however, I have never had knee surgery.  Simply put these knee sleeves work! I did Kraft Mtn, Lost Creek Peak, and Eva's Tower without knee pain. Nothing else changed besides wearing these knee sleeves! It was amazing to hike pain free again. They did not roll or fall down as I hiked. They felt comfortable and supportive without feeling hot or restricting. Details from Amazon:
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07PFJC7M9/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I am still being careful with my knees using my hands to descend, if possible, and not jumping. When I wear these knee sleeves I feel 10 years younger and can hike like I use to!  On route to Lost Creek Peak. |
AuthorBranch Whitney is the author of Hiking Las Vegas and creator of the 52 Peak Club where members hike to the best 52 Peaks around Las Vegas, NV Archives
August 2020
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