Articles by Kaylee Smith
Spatial-Aware Uncertainty Quantification for Low-Cost PM₂.₅ Sensors: GeoConformal Prediction vs. Monte Carlo Dropout Under Wildfire Distribution Shift
You are already at the latest version Low-cost air quality sensors can expand PM₂.₅ monitoring networks but require calibration against regulatory-grade monitors to correct systematic bias. Although interest in predictive uncertainty for air quality estimation has increased, uncertainty reliability under spatial sparsity and wildfire-induced distribution shift remains poorly understood.
Everything homeowners need to know about open floor plans
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Everything homeowners need to know about open floor plans
When you close your eyes and imagine your future home, what does it look like? Did you imagine an open floor plan with high ceilings accompanied by large windows bringing in the desert scenery? Or maybe you prefer a wall layout with smaller windows that allow for organized spaces. Whether you’ll be buying or building, here are some pros and cons of open floor plans to consider when looking for your next home.
Home sweet home: The pros and cons of open floor plans
Open floor plans have become a popular design choice in both residential and commercial spaces. By removing walls and barriers, these layouts create a sense of openness and fluidity. However, like any design trend, open floor plans come with their own set of advantages and disadvantages. That’s why it’s important to explore the pros and cons to decide if an open floor plan is right for you.
2024 home design trends in the Valley
Welcome to NewsBreak, an open platform where diverse perspectives converge. Most of our content comes from established publications and journalists, as well as from our extensive network of tens of thousands of creators who contribute to our platform. We empower individuals to share insightful viewpoints through short posts and comments.
2024 home design trends in the Valley
From an awkward nook to a guest bathroom, there are spaces in a home that are often overlooked and need a little extra love. Whether your budget can cover major renovations or simple home décor updates, here are some recent trends that will give your space new life. Cabinets carry the essence of a home. Cabinets adorn many rooms in homes, including the kitchen, bathrooms, studies and bedrooms. Therefore, making a change to your cabinets can make a huge impact on the overall feel of the home.
What are the benefits of one-story homes in Arizona?
Arizona experienced a stream of people moving to the Valley in recent years. Whether it’s the year-round sunshine or love for the desert, real estate has taken off and contributed to the growth of the state. In the evolving landscape of residential architecture, the timeless appeal of one-story homes continues to hold strong.
A guide to planning, choosing and buying your dream home in your 20s
In recent years, there’s been a surge in millennials and Gen-Zer’s opting to invest in homes before getting married. This shift indicates a growing trend among young individuals and families, who are prioritizing homeownership. Keep reading to explore strategies for initiating your homeownership journey, the importance of selecting the perfect dwelling, and the practical steps to buying your dream home in your 20s.
The pros and cons of multigenerational homes
In recent years, there’s been a rise in the number of multigenerational homes in America, allowing family members to easily split finances, share responsibilities and engage in communication.
Smith: Builders seeing trend in multigenerational living - Daily Independent
Multigenerational living has become a sought-after product for Valley homebuilders. (KLMR) Posted Tuesday, May 14, 2024 2:29 pm By Kaylee Smith |KLMR Homes vice president of sales and marketing The phenomenon of multigenerational living has emerged as a trend in contemporary residential dynamics, prompting a closer examination of its underlying motivations and implications.
Bart Millard Net Worth 2024: Biography, Wife, Career, House And Dad Accident
Bart Millard, an American singer and songwriter, is best known as the leader of the band MercyMe. He has also released two solo albums, Hymned, №1 and Hymned Again, receiving a solo Grammy nomination for Best Southern, Country, or Bluegrass Gospel Album for the latter.
Apple Rolls Out First Betas for iOS 17.5, macOS 14.5, visionOS 1.2, and More
Apple has released the first beta versions of several of its most important operating systems, such as iOS 17.5, macOS Sonoma 14.5, visionOS 1.2, and others. This has made tech fans and developers very excited. The release of iOS 17.5 is a big step forward for Apple’s mobile software. Users all over the world can look forward to new features and performance improvements. The release comes after a long break in developer beta updates, which has made everyone in the Apple community very excited.
The Final San Diego Tree Week Event - ‘Leafing’ an Impact - Coronado Times
California American Water’s San Diego District hosted a tree planting event in conjunction with the City of Imperial Beach, The Water Conservation Garden/Cuyamaca College, and Oneonta Elementary School.
Ben Affleck’s “Air” Jordan Origin Story Flies Above Expectations
Stepping into shoe history, Ben Affleck’s “Air,” reveals the business deal of a lifetime and how Nike revolutionized the industry in conjunction with the legendary Michael Jordan. This origin story, inspired by true events, exemplifies the risks taken to the path towards greatness, which ultimately reached beyond the world of basketball and into our everyday, ordinary lives.
Author Kristin Hannah with Susan Elizabeth Phillips Discusses Her Career and Latest Book “The Four Winds”
The Friends of the Coronado Public Library partnered with Warwick’s Bookstore and the Coronado Cultural Arts Commission to present Kristin Hannah in Conversation with Susan Elizabeth Philips discussing her latest work, “The Four Winds.” The award winning and #1 New York Times bestselling author drew an astounding crowd for the fundraising event at the Coronado Performing Arts Center on March 15th.
Coronado’s 37th Arbor Day Celebration - Making Coronado Greener
Since 1984, Coronado has earned the nomination “Tree City USA,” through the conservation and expansion of its urban forest. This year, the 37th Arbor Day event was celebrated by individuals, groups, and families on March 11. Chairman of the Street Tree Committee Flavio Velez simply expressed, “It’s a great time for the community to get together by planting trees to help the environment.” Ranging in all ages, an estimated 100 volunteers planted 45 trees around the city.
Coronado Middle School Best Buddies Trip to the Zoo
The Coronado Middle School Best Buddies program recently spent the day at the San Diego Zoo. The world renowned zoo cultivated a wonderful atmosphere for all of the excited students ranging from 6th to 8th grade. Best Buddies is designed for one-on-one friendships between regular education and special need students. Its aim is for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) to build leadership development and social mentorship.
Fast Charging for Electric Vehicles Coming to 9th and D
Evgo Fast Charging will be coming soon to the corner of D and Ninth in the Coronado Vons parking lot. The nationwide network ensures over 140 million Americans have their stations accessible within a 10 mile radius.
“Cottages at the Cays” Persists Amid Much Opposition - Coronado Times
The ambitious “Cottages at the Cays” proposal is still in motion despite much community opposition. On Saturday morning, December 3rd, Cays Resort, LLC held a presentation on their proposal for the North Grande Caribe Isle and offered a Q&A opportunity. The meeting was held at the Coronado Island Marriott Resort. There had been a previous informational Open House hosted at the Cays Yacht Club on November 3rd.
Coronado's Amanda Ursitti Publishes Children’s Book “Bennie the Balsam”
This book tells the charming tale of Bennie, the very first Christmas tree, and how he came to be. Encapsulating the joy of the Christmas season, “Bennie The Balsam” shines a bit of starlight onto the real reason we put a star on top of our beautiful Christmas tree. May this book bring extra love and belief into your holiday season. Coronado local Amanda Ursitti has self published “Bennie the Balsam,” a joyous tale about the first ever Christmas tree, to encompass the reason for the season.
“Cottages at the Cays” Community Open House Draws Crowd
“Cottages at the Cays” is a newly developed plan proposed to the community of Coronado and San Diego by Cays Resort LLC, leaseholder of the land at North Grand Caribe Isle. The Cays Yacht Club was host to a Public Open House on November 3, which was billed as an opportunity to learn about the project, and discuss concerns with and ask questions of the project principals.
F45 Training Coronado Under New Ownership: Pursuing Excellence and Intentionality
F45 Training Coronado has new owners. Coach Courtney and her husband Andy Owen hope to bring a “breath of fresh energy” to the gym, rooted in a passionate love of health and fitness. Originally from Texas, Andy shared that he owned a small window cleaning business in Coronado. Courtney, a small business owner as well, had previously been a hairstylist and ran a house cleaning service.
“Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile” A Show-Stopping Reptile
“Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile” is at the top of the world tonight, which is the lyrics to one of the original songs, “Top of The World,” in the motion picture soundtrack. Author Bernard Waber’s joyous children’s books about a whimsical crocodile are brought to life on the big screen with Shawn Mendes behind the voice of Lyle. The movie begins in New York City, where a charismatic, almost unruly, magician Hector P. Valenti (Javier Bardem) is in desperate need to land his career.
“See How They Run” On A Treadmill Going Nowhere
See How They Run is a ‘whodunit’ interwoven into the storyline of the cherished Agatha Christie murder mystery play, “The Mousetrap.” Before venturing into the theater, one should be aware of the play’s history influencing the movie. “The Mousetrap” has continuously thrived in London’s West End ever since the first showing when the well aged curtains pulled back in 1952. The movie itself is witty, and those familiar with the play will enjoy the certain genre taste it conjures on screen.
Eagle Scout Project for PAWS: CHS Senior Jay Sullivan
Coronado High School senior Jay Sullivan recently completed his Eagle Scout project by building a cat climbing structure for PAWS of Coronado. Jay is a member of Eagle Scout troop 170. Jay’s tutor recommended reaching out to Jennifer Stein, who is the Senior Manager of Fund Development for PAWS, to explore ways he could benefit the animal shelter through his project. Together they conjured up a multitude of ideas.
Resurrection Preschool Celebrating 40 Years of Instilling a Love of Learning in Coronado - Coronado Times
This September marks the 40th anniversary of passionate teaching, learning, and growing at Resurrection Preschool in Coronado. Since the founding of the school in 1983, teachers and staff have dedicated themselves to guiding students’ formative years. “Where your child’s love of learning, creative expression, self esteem, social development, and the chance to ‘just play’ are the basis for our teaching.” The idea of “play” powerfully contributes to the philosophy rooted within the school.
Coronado Junior Lifeguards Complete Buoy Swim with Mayor Richard Bailey
CommunityCommunity NewsFeaturedSports Mayor Richard Bailey spent the morning Wednesday visiting the Coronado Beach Junior Lifeguard Program for their buoy swim. The three week Junior Guard (often called JG) experience has been an outlet for kids from simply building water confidence at the beach to pursuing a career as a lifeguard. Excitement could be seen on everyone’s faces as they watched the mayor hike his way up the sand dunes on his way to join them for the swim to the buoy and back.
CUSD Offers New Breakfast Program for All Students
Summer break is coming to a close and the Coronado Unified School District will be back in session soon (the first day of school is Thursday, August 25). As everyone is preparing for the new school year it’s helpful to know that CUSD will be establishing a new breakfast program. Following the expanded Universal Meals Program, California will be the first state to endow free nutritious filled breakfast and lunches to all students.
Back Alley Productions Hosting Auditions For "Murder On The Orient Express"
Back Alley Productions invites you to audition for the thrill of a lifetime as they bring "Murder on the Orient Express" to the stage. Auditions will be held Wednesday, August 10 and Thursday, August 11, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Mars Theatre. Auditions can also be done online/remotely by request. Performances will be weekends, October 14 to 23. All aboard! Join us on The Orient Express, full of intrigue and surprises. We follow Detective Poirot in one of the most complicated cases of his career.
“Elvis” Has Left The Building, But Not Our Hearts, In Baz Luhrmann’s Biopic - Coronado Times
As a beautiful tribute to fans everywhere, Baz Luhrmann’s ELVIS takes viewers on a plane flight through the life of one of the most influential figures of American pop culture. His career transformed the world and entertainment industry by pushing boundaries into where we are today. The King of Rock ‘n’ Roll has been resurrected on the big screen with an outstanding performance by Austin Butler.
“Jurassic World: Dominion” Bit Off More Than They Could Chew
The time has finally come for the long awaited conclusion to the beloved Jurassic film franchise. Following the previous motion picture, “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom,” life on earth is dangling by a thread as humans must now co-exist with dinosaurs. However, (pun intended) it seems a t-rex of a movie bit off more than it could chew, with a crowded plot throughout.
The Secret Garden Comes To The Mars Theatre
Award-winning theatre company Back Alley Productions invites you to the Mars Theatre for "The Secret Garden" debuting this Friday. The Secret Garden focuses on a headstrong young girl sent to live with her uncle after losing her parents. She meets her sickly cousin, Colin, and clashes with the boy, but they eventually bond after discovering a secret garden in the manor, locked behind a gate.
Back Alley Productions Holding Auditions For "The Count of Monte Cristo"
Back Alley Productions invites you to audition for the adventure of a lifetime as they bring "The Count of Monte Cristo" to the stage. Auditions will be held Monday, May 23 and Tuesday, May 24, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Mars Theatre. Auditions can also be done remotely by request. Performances will be weekends from August 12 - 21. "The Count of Monte Cristo" tells the story of sailor Edmond Dantès, who unwittingly falls for a conspiracy against him that results in his imprisonment.
Back Alley Brings Jane Austen's "Sense and Sensibility" To The Mars Theatre
Award-winning theatre company Back Alley Productions invites you to the Mars Theatre for "Sense and Sensibility," adapted to the stage from the Jane Austen classic. Sense and Sensibility comes to the Mars Theatre with the full life and style of the extravagant Ziegfeld Follies. The story tells the story of the impoverished Dashwood family. Sisters Elinor, who uses her head, and Marianne, who follows her heart, must navigate family, life and the tightrope walk of love.
Back Alley Productions Brings Holiday Concert To The Mars Theatre
Award-winning theatre company Back Alley Productions invites you to the Mars Theatre for a pay-what-you-can Christmas Concert, scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 16 and Friday, Dec. 17 at 7 p.m. both evenings. Christmas Concert: The Show ushers in the holiday with holiday-themed Broadway songs ranging from the golden age, all the way into the modern era. Some songs we are singing are from White Christmas, Elf: The Musical, Auntie Mame, and many other classics.
Back Alley Productions Brings Holiday Concert To The Mars Theatre
Award-winning theatre company Back Alley Productions invites you to the Mars Theatre for a pay-what-you-can Christmas Concert, scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 16 and Friday, Dec. 17 at 7 p.m. both evenings. Christmas Concert: The Show ushers in the holiday with holiday-themed Broadway songs ranging from the golden age, all the way into the modern era. Some songs we are singing are from White Christmas, Elf: The Musical, Auntie Mame, and many other classics.
Back Alley Productions Brings Hilarious “Thanksgiving Play” To The Stage
Award-winning theatre company Back Alley Productions invites you to the Mars Theatre for “The Thanksgiving Play,” a hilarious comedy about theatre, Thanksgiving, and culture. The Thanksgiving Play is probably Larissa Fasthorse’s most well-known and accessible play. It tells the story of Logan, a school theater teacher. After a disastrous production of “The Iceman Cometh,” three hundred parents sign a petition to have her fired.
Back Alley Productions Brings Hilarious “Thanksgiving Play” To The Stage
Award-winning theatre company Back Alley Productions invites you to the Mars Theatre for “The Thanksgiving Play,” a hilarious comedy about theatre, Thanksgiving, and culture. The Thanksgiving Play is probably Larissa Fasthorse's most well-known and accessible play. It tells the story of Logan, a school theater teacher. After a disastrous production of “The Iceman Cometh,” three hundred parents sign a petition to have her fired.
Back Alley Productions Brings Halloween To The Stage With “The House Of Usher”
Award-winning theatre company Back Alley Productions invites you to the Mars Theatre for “The Fall of the House of Usher,” a dark retelling of Edgar Allen Poe’s gothic classic about family, madness, isolation and buried secrets. “We’ve expanded and modernized this classic horror story, from the master of macabre,” Director Madison Smith said.
Back Alley Brings “The Great Gatsby” To Life At The Mars Theatre
Award-winning theatre company Back Alley Productions invites you to the Mars Theatre for our upcoming production of "The Great Gatsby," based on F. Scott Fitzgerald's seminal American novel. Performances are August 6 through 15, Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 3 p.m. The theatre is located at 117 N. Chattanooga Street, Lafayette, GA. Tickets can be purchased online at BAPshows.com, or at the box office 30 minutes before showtime. Seating at the Mars Theatre is first come, first served.
Inertial Focusing of Circulating Tumor Cells in Whole Blood at High Flow Rates using the Microfluidic CTCKey™ Device for CTC Enrichment
Inertial Focusing of Circulating Tumor Cells in Whole Blood at High Flow Rates using the Microfluidic CTCKey™ Device for CTC Enrichment Circulating Tumor Cells (CTCs) are extremely rare cells shed from tumors into the blood stream. These cells can provide valuable information about their tumor of origin and direct treatment decisions to improve patient outcomes.
Lafayette’s Back Alley Theatre Reopens With "The Little Princess"
Award-winning theatre company Back Alley Productions invites you to our upcoming family production of "A Little Princess," based on the beloved Burnett novel. When young Sara is sent to a boarding school by her well-meaning World War I-bound father, the imaginative girl makes the best of things by entertaining her friends with fanciful tales. After running afoul of the strict headmistress, Miss Minchin, Sara receives some heartbreaking news, and is forced to work in servitude.
Mars On The Air Radio Theatre Invites You To Audition For Dead On Arrival
Back Alley Productions invites you to audition for Dead on Arrival, our next installment of the "Mars on the Air" radio theatre. We're looking for a diverse group of voices to bring this production to life. Auditions will be held online on Friday, Dec. 18 at 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Visit BAPshows.com/auditions for more information. Audition videos can also be submitted to backalleyperformances@gmail.com with the subject line: "Dead on Arrival audition from [Your name]".
Back Alley Explores The Absurdity of 2020 With Online “Waiting for Godot”
Back Alley Productions will bring the tragicomedy to life as we perform live “Waiting for Godot” to an all-online audience through live streaming. Performances are on November 13th and 14th at 7:30 p.m. Visit BAPshows.com/watch for tickets.
Back Alley Brings Undead Life To Halloween With “The Night of the Living Dead”
Back Alley Productions will bring the definitive zombie apocalypse to life as we perform “The Night of the Living Dead” to an all-online audience. Performances are Halloween weekend including Friday, Oct. 30 at 8:30 p.m. and Saturday, Oct. 31 at 8:30 and midnight. The production contains adult language and violence. Visit BAPshows.com/watch for tickets.
Back Alley Productions Expands Radio Theatre Programs During Pandemic
Back Alley Productions has recently updated it’s Mars Theatre on the Air programming, posting new episodes online for the local community. New episodes include the dark drama “Trifles”, period comedy “Fourteen”, and episodic entries of Douglas Adams’ absurd interstellar comedy “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy”. Visit bapshows.com/the-mars-theatre-on-air.html to access the full lineup. All productions are free to stream. Back Alley is accepting donations on our website.
Mars On The Air Radio Theatre Proudly Presents “Fourteen”
The Mars On the Air audio theatre presents "Fourteen," by Alice Gerstenberg, directed by Krystale Dawson. When Society Hostess Mrs. Pringle throws a dinner party she likes to think that she does it in style. Tonight's gathering is especially important because she has invited the most eligible bachelor in town and intends that he shall be impressed not only by Mrs. Pringle's status as a hostess but also by the charm and beauty of her only daughter, Elaine.
Back Alley Seeking Actors for “The Night of the Living Dead”
Back Alley Productions invites you to audition for our upcoming production of Night of the Living Dead, set for Friday, August 21 and Saturday, August 22, from 6 to 8 p.m. Auditions will be held online using Zoom. A link to online auditions forms and the Zoom room can be found at www.BAPshows.com/auditions. Performances will be held at the Mars Theatre, streaming live to an online audition. Performances are Oct. 30 at 7:30 p.m. and 31 at 7:30 p.m. and midnight.
Mars On The Air Radio Theatre Presents The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy
The Mars On the Air radio theatre presents their second installment of Douglas Adams' absurd and hilarious Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
Back Alley To Stream Live Performance Of George Orwell's Timely “1984”
Award-winning theatre company Back Alley Productions invites you to our upcoming virtual performance of dystopian drama “1984,” based on the famous George Orwell book of the same name. We will be streaming the theatrical production online Friday and Saturday evenings on July 31, Aug. 1, Aug. 7, and Aug. 8 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $10. A direct link to the show will be provided in an email at the time of purchase. Tickets are valid for one device and can be reused for each performance.
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