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#ice-skating

Few slopes are swarming with kids.It's an odd observation if you think about it: What's more fun than skiing or snowboarding down a mountain?What kid wouldn't want to strap on a plank or two to their feet, be lifted to the top of a massive hill, and have at it?Still, the mountains are primarily populated by itinerant twenty-somethings, weekending couples, and parents with generous in-laws.

Kids will be kids, and accidents happen, but certain activities carry more risk than others.Injury is still the leading cause of death for children and teens in the United States, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and unfortunately, many of these are preventable.We spoke to pediatricians who are also parents about things they'd never let their children do because of the heightened risk of injury or death, and how to make sure your child is as safe as possible.

Realtor.com There's something about an A-frame that just exudes a cozy holiday vibe.You can almost catch a whiff of cedar and pine just by looking at them.But not all A-frames get an A-plus.We found five on the market right now that are especially clever and cute-and they're located in some of the most appealing spots across the country.

The winter holiday season is a time of giving and showing appreciation.As difficult as it may be to figure out what to gift family and friends each year, it can be even trickier when navigating gift-giving in a professional context.Whether it's your boss, another team member, or a client, it goes without saying that you shouldn't feel obligated or pressured to spend money or give a gift.

Editor's Note: Before beginning any new exercise program, consult your doctor.Stop immediately if you experience pain.When the temperature drops and snow begins to fall, many people can't wait to hit the slopes or ice rink.Winter fun is on their minds, not injury.Yet if you don't thoughtfully prepare for your favored activity, it's easy to have a mishap.

On Saturday, Toronto opened 38 outdoor ice rinks for skaters across the city.(City of Toronto) Eloise Ellul could not hold back her excitement as she talked about being able to put her skates on and go ice skating."I love skating.It's really fun.I'm really happy to be back on the ice," the 13-year-old told CBC Toronto.

Simon Property Group's David Simon, Brea Mall at 1065 Brea Mall (Getty, Google Maps, Simon Property Group) Simon Property Group aims to replace a former Sears complex at the Brea Mall with a 380-unit urban-retail village.The Indiana-based mall developer has filed plans to build a fitness center, 380 apartments and outdoor shops and restaurants at the mall at 1065 Brea Mall, the Los Angeles Daily News reported.

Thanks to the Elizabeth line, Battersea Power Station and the upcoming coronation, the New York Times reckons London is 2023's top destination



To state that London is the best city in the world is, we know, very, very obvious - but it's still nice when other, non-Londoners agree.And the latest to harp on about our magnificent city?

Spend the evening at Battersea Power Station and I can guarantee there's something for everyone  it's the next best place in London, says Immy Share.I'd heard of Battersea Power Station and I knew there were some good shops and restaurants there, but I didn't realise how epic the place was until I actually went.

Here are some of the best winter walks to take in south east London to fight that feeling of crimbo-limbo this festive period.There's nothing like a festive winter walk to walk off the food coma from all the turkey and mince pies eaten on Christmas Day.These are some of the best winter walks in south east London to take.

Plus, get a taste for Flour + Water at home with the launch of new dried pastas; secure tickets to SF Sketchfest before they sell out; celebrate 75 years of Mel's Drive-In; take a photo with Santa on a classic SF cable car; and catch the World Cup final in Golden Gate Park.Have a good one, and Happy Hanukkah!

London is officially one of the best places to spend Christmas in the world but sometimes it's hard to appreciate just how stunning this city is when you walk its rainy streets every day.So why has Conde Nast chosen London to feature on its list of the ultimate festive cities?
Well, it's no secret that visiting London is on a lot of people's bucket lists.

Chelsea Christmas Grotto (Image: Cadogan) The countdown to Christmas is in its last leg, and here are five fun things to do this week to see you through to December 25.    1 Visit a Christmas Market  Ideal for a festive date night or as an excuse to pick up any last-minute gifts or decorations, London's Christmas markets ooze festive charm.

Make fun the star of the party this year
While covid is sadly far from gone, life is returning to 'normal' for many.This includes some returning to the office and workplace social events coming back.Keen to reconnect with colleagues and celebrate the festive season, it's no surprise that Christmas parties are high on the agenda at work.

Brooklyn will soon be glowing as the holiday lights are turned on and celebrations bring music, food and other activities across the borough.Santa and other holiday fun will be on hand with Christmas tree lighting ceremonies from the weekend after Thanksgiving through the middle of December.Cap off an afternoon of Small Business Saturday shopping along 5th Avenue by joining local organizations and businesses for the annual tree lighting ceremony.