Our apologies for the delay in the latest articles. We’re currently working on some great articles, but they’re going slow due to outside commitments, and fire season in the Pacific Northwest. We’re looking for individuals who want to write! Please let us know if you would like...
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WENATCHEE, Washington – I thought at one point last year I would come out unscathed in the economic turmoil. I was working in the one stable industry for my bread-and-butter. However, things don’t always turn out as planned, and after being laid off in...
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Greetings Fellow Travelers! You may have been wondering: Where has ORIM gone? The site is still here, but, no one’s around! Well, truth be told, I’ve ended up having to take a temporary hiatus from ORIM for the time being. I’m not gone for...
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The discussion almost sounds like the marquee for a heavyweight title match, and when it comes to online cartography, it very much is. While there are plenty of other options out there, the two major contenders in this no-holds-barred cage-match of cartography are Google,...
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When I started Open Road International Magazine, I started it for two reasons: I love traveling, and I know other people do as well. Since then my efforts to keep ORIM alive and kicking have forced me to revamp the website, add (and in...
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The most anticipated documentary of 2009 is coming to the local airwaves. PBS will premier Ken Burn’s The National Parks: America’s Best Idea beginning Sunday, September 27th at 8:00 PM Eastern and Pacific (check your PBS Station for specific times). The National Park Service...
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