MAY 2013 - Post Properties

MAY | 2013
May is National Bike Month
Post Uptown Kickball
Games in Full Swing
Get Ready for
Taste Addison
Midwest in the Raw:
Exploring Flyover Country
MAY 2013
May 2013
SUN
MON
Local events, national
holidays and other
festivities are
highlighted in green.
TUE
WED
THU
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2
Kickball
(details below)
Cinco de Mayo
5
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7
Mother’s Day
13
3
Matthew Dekay
Boat Party
(details Pg. 11) 4
Soundgarden
20
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10
Taste Addison
runs until 5/19
(details pg. 5)
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Uptown Village
Uptown Leasing Center
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Manager: Newon Davis
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Manager: Jennifer Bland
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Manager: Casey Christian
214-965-6565
Square/Vintage
Heights/Meridian/Gallery
Katy Trail
Manager: Erin Majongwe
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214-999-2800
Manager: Kelli Clifford
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214-953-9000
Manager: Daniel Tossetti
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214-855-0000
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972-851-3290
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Rockstar Fitness Camp
Dallas Comic Con
runs until 5/19 17
(details pg. 5)
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Ad Sales
Megan Mahoney
it doesn’t have to
be a dog.
team
Dave Matthews Band
Miguel Migs
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The McKees
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The Williams
Zumba
Kickball
(details below)
Memorial Day
Worthington/Abbey
Zumba
Kickball
(details below)
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contact
meet your
Iron Fork
(details on pg.5) 8
14
Yo La Tengo
Bonobo
Kickball
(details below)
12
SAT
Ishi
Dallas Wine & Food
Festival
runs until 5/6
(details on pg.5)
Kickball
(details below)
Resident events are
highlighted in yellow.
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by j.gerena
Build Muscle with
Weightlifting Lite
naturalawakeningsmag.com
happenings
Kickball Game
5/2-6
Heavier isn’t necessarily better
W
e know that
maintaining
muscle mass is
important to good health,
especially as we age.
But is it really obligatory
to lift heavy weights to
keep muscles in shape?
Not necessarily, says a
new study conducted at
McMaster University in
Ontario, Canada, which
shows that effective
muscle building also
can be achieved by
using lighter weights
and pumping until the
muscles in the targeted
area are fatigued.
“Rather than grunting
and straining to lift heavy
weights, you can grab
something much lighter,
but you have to lift until
you can’t lift it anymore,”
says Stuart Phillips,
associate professor
of kinesiology at the
university.
“We’re convinced that
growing muscle means
stimulating your muscle
to make new muscle
proteins, a process in
the body that over time,
accumulates into bigger
muscles.”
The new paradigm
contradicts current gym
dogma and is welcome
news for those who
cannot lift heavy weights
or simply don’t want to.
get up and do something!
5/8
5/17-19
places to go
5/17-19
Iron Fork
Every Wednesday
Night in May
Dallas Wine and
Food Festival
schedule will be posted
on our Facebook page and
on the resident portal. Our
kickball team is full but
please come out and cheer!
facebook.com/postuptowndallas
Taste
Addison
May 17-19
Award-winning wines, fabulous
food and five days to enjoy it
all! The Dallas Wine and Food
Festival is the most artistic wine
festival in Texas. Comprised of
five signature events held at a
variety of Dallas area venues,
the Festival showcases local
and national culinary talent
and award-winning wines from
The Dallas Morning News and
TexSom Wine Competition, one
of the largest and most highly
regarded wine competitions in
the U.S. Come join the fun! For
more info, visit their website.
Where:
Addison Circle Park
Whole Foods Presents the Dallas
Observer Iron Fork, a grand
tasting event that will take place
on Wednesday, May 8, 2013 at
the Dallas Contemporary. The
center stage will feature the
Chef Challenge Moderated by
Restauranteur Kent Rathbun.
Two top chefs will receive a
basket of ingredients and will go
head to head for the prestigious
Iron Fork award. During the
event, attendees will enjoy the
chef challenge, tastings from
local restaurants, live music,
alongside wine, beer and
cocktail samplings. Tickets are
on sale now at and a portion of
the proceeds will benefit March
of Dimes. Guests must be 21+.
For more info, visit their website.
Where:
Various Locations
Dallas, TX
Dallas Contemporary
161 Glass St.
Dallas, TX
www.dallaswinefest.com
www.dallasobserver.com
Dallas Comic Con
presented by Post Apartment Homes
Taste Addison
Serving dallas area fans since
1994, the Dallas Comic Con: SciFi Expo hosts Texas’ biggest pop
culture event for fans returning
from all over the world! Awardwinning celebrity artist for the
Walking Dead, Marvel Zombies,
Deadpool and Batman Arthur
Suydam “The Zombie King” will
be present as well as Stan Lee,
Leonard Nimoy, Carrie Fisher
and this summer’s Executive
Producer for Kick Ass 2, John
Romita Jr. For a complete list
of special guests attending the
event, visit their website.
Taste Addison offers a tasty
weekend blend of food, music
and family fun. This three-day
festival features over 60 Addison
restaurants serving generous
samplings of their menus at
reduced prices, national musical
entertainment, celebrity chef
demonstrations and wine tasting
seminars, carnival rides, midway
games, award-winning children’s
entertainment, and more. Lawn
chairs, coolers and pets are not
allowed. For more info, visit
their website.
Where:
Where:
Addison Circle Park
Addison, TX
Irving Convetion Center
500 W Las Colinas Blvd.
Irving , TX
www.addisontexas.net
www.scifiexpo.com
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feature
May is
National
Bike
Month!
Sponsored by the
League, National
Bike Month is
an opportunity
to celebrate the
unique power of
the bicycle and
the many reasons
we ride.
Whether you bike
to work or school;
to save money or
time; to preserve
your health or
the environment;
to explore your
community
or get to your
destination, get
involved in Bike
Month in your city
or state — and
help get more
people in your
community out
riding too!
When is Bike Week?
May 13th-17th
When is Bike to
School Day?
May 8th
When is Bike to
Work Day?
May 17th
Safety First!
Rules of the Road
Find out who’s riding
in your city
The League's six Rules of the Road
will prepare you for a safe and fun
bike commute this Bike Month. For
more educational resources, visit
our Ride Better page or sign up for a
Smart Cycling class.
The League's six Rules of the Road will prepare you for
a safe and fun bike commute this Bike Month. For more
educational resources, visit our Ride Better page or sign up
for a Smart Cycling class at bikeleague.org.
follow the law
be predictable
be conspicuous
Your safety and the
image of bicyclists
depend on you. You
have the same rights
and duties as drivers.
Obey traffic signals
and stop signs.
Ride with traffic;
use the rightmost
lane headed in the
direction you are
going.
Make your intentions
clear to motorists
and other road users.
Ride in a straight line
and don’t swerve
between parked
cars. Signal turns,
and check behind you
well before turning or
changing lanes.
Ride where drivers
can see you; wear
bright clothing. Use
a front white light
and red rear light and
reflectors at night or
when visibility is poor.
Make eye contact
with drivers. Don’t
ride on sidewalks.
Dallas, TX - Population: 1,299,590
Percentage of Bicycle Commuters
0.10%
Est. Number of Bicycle Commuters
879
Percentage of Bike Commuters That Are Female
6%
Percentage of Population in College or Grad School
6%
Miles of Bike Lane and Path
97.9
Miles of Bike Lanes (Center-Line)
think ahead
ride ready
keep your cool
Anticipate what
drivers, pedestrians,
and other bicyclists
will do next. Watch
for turning vehicles
and ride outside the
door zone of parked
cars. Look out for
debris, potholes, and
utility covers. Cross
railroad tracks at right
angles.
Check that your tires
have sufficient air,
brakes are working,
chain runs smoothly,
and quick release
wheel levers are
closed. Carry repair
and emergency
supplies appropriate
for your ride. Wear a
helmet.
Road rage benefits
no one and always
makes a bad
situation worse.
0
Bike Path Miles (Shared-Use and Bike-Only)
97.9
Miles of Bike Lane and Path, Per 100K Population
7.5
The Census Bureau collects American Community Survey (ACS) data from a sample of the population in the
United States, not from the whole population. All American Community Survey (ACS) data are estimates.
source: bikeleague.org
post Uptown Dallas / May 2013
traveler
By Lauren Elizondo
Midwest In The Raw:
Exploring ‘Flyover Country’
A
lthough some people
lump America’s Midwest
into what is known as
‘Flyover Country,’ they
are ignoring the fact
that there is a lot more to see in the
landlocked states than what can be
spied from a porthole-sized plane
window 35,000 feet in the air. The East
and West coasts aren’t the only places
where natural beauty abounds – nor is
it the only area you can find stretches
of stunning shoreline. Take a chance
on The Heartland and see for yourself
what Mother Nature has generously
gifted the region.
Minnesota’s Boundary Waters
Minnesota’s Boundary Waters Canoe
Area Wilderness: Named by National
Geographic Traveler magazine as
one of the “50 Places of a Lifetime,”
Minnesota’s Boundary Waters Canoe
Area Wilderness (BWCAW or BWCA)
is a must-see northern destination for
people who want to experience the
upper Midwest in its purest form.
The forested area is spread across
more than 1 million acres in
northeastern Minnesota, and boasts
more than 1,500 miles of canoe
routes and portages through unspoiled
wilderness. It’s no surprise visitors go
for days without seeing other hikers
and paddles – only the occasional
moose, bear and wolf. Canoeing
season in the BWCAW runs from May
to September.
Southern Illinois, Shawnee National
Forest offers visitors the best of the
Prairie State’s abundant woodlands.
With literally hundreds of miles of
hiking and horseback riding trails
winding through the pine and hardwood
trees, there is no doubt you could
spend days in the forest without ever
Nicknamed the Cape Cod of the
Midwest, it presents some of the
prettiest views of the lake in the
state. At the tip of the peninsula sits
Washington Island – a five-mile-wide
isle making up part of the dangerous
strait that connects Green Bay to the
rest of the lake. Shipwrecks once
Iowa’s Effigy Mounds National
Monument near the Driftless Area:
More than 200 animal-shaped mounds
created by Native Americans thousands
of years ago are preserved in Effigy
Mounds National Monument.
These bird, reptile and bear-shaped
earthworks serve as pristine
archaeological examples of a
prehistoric Midwest civilization. The
mounds are located in the northeast
region of Iowa where you’ll find more
than the flat landscape for which the
state is notorious. The Driftless Area
refers to the distinct topography left
intact by escaping the glacial retreat
some 500,000 years ago. Abrupt slopes
and crags scatter the area and remain a
cooler temperature in the summer due
to chilled air pushed out of sinkholes
and fissures from cold underground
water reservoirs.
Illinois’ Shawnee National Forest:
Spanning more than 270,000 acres in
Wisconsin’s Door County Peninsula`
seeing the same thing. You should,
however, make it a point to see the
forest’s popular Garden of the Gods
Wilderness. The rocky overlook
speckled with ancient sandstone
formations sits above the forest and
offers mile-long views of the land
awash with leafy green shades.
Wisconsin’s Door County Peninsula
in the Great Lakes Region: No trip
to the Midwest would be complete
without spending some time in the
Great Lakes area. The limestoneencrusted Door County Peninsula lies
in Lake Michigan.
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Iowa’s Effigy Mounds National Monument
belonging to early French explores
scatter the sandy lake bottom, offering
an unsettling warning to captains
and skippers to stay away from the
treacherous waters.
source: ara lifestyle
movies
highlights
5/3
Iron Man 3
The Iceman
5/10
The Great Gatsby
Peoples
A New Reason to Clean
5/17
Star Trek: Into Darkness
Frances Ha
5/24
Fast & Furious 6
The Hangover III
Epic
Before Midnight
5/31
Now You See Me
The Kings of Summer
The Purge
Tom Cruise in Jack Reacher
DVD’s
5/7
Jack Reacher
Mama
Safe Haven
The ABC’s of Death
5/14
Side Effects
Beautiful Creatures
Parker
The Last Stand
Stand Up Guy
5/28
dates are subject to change.
naturalawakeningsmag.com
Texas Chainsaw 3D
Cloud Atlas
5/21
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Tidy House,
Fitter Body
Robert Downey Jr. in Iron Man 3
theaters
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A new study at Indiana
University suggests
that how tidy we keep
our home can also
indicate how fit we
are. That conclusion
was based on an
examination of the
domestic habits of
998 urban AfricanAmericans, ages 49
to 65, that found a
correlation between
the interior condition,
or cleanliness, of a
participant’s residence
and their level of
physical activity.
Remarks researcher
NiCole Keith, “If you
spend your day dusting,
cleaning, doing laundry,
you’re active.”
shows
June
May
Bonobo
Ke$ha
Ishi -- 5/3 -- Granada Theater
The Avett Brothers -- 6/1 -- Gexa Energy Pavillion
Yo La Tengo -- 5/4 -- Granada Theater
The Octupus Project -- 6/1 -- Granada Theater
Matthew Dekay Boat Party -- 5/4 -- Lake Lewisville
Fleetwood Mac -- 6/4 -- American Airlines Center
Bonobo -- 5/10 -- House of Blues
CHVRCHES -- 6/6 -- Granada Theater
Dave Matthews Band -- 5/18 -- Gexa Energy Pavillion
Caifanes -- 6/13 -- House of Blues
Miguel Migs -- 5/18 -- It’ll Do
Ariel Pink -- 6/17 -- Trees
Soundgarden -- 5/26 -- Palladium Ballroom
Ke$ha -- 6/23 -- Gexa Energy Pavillion
Barones s -- 5/31 -- Palladium Ballroom
Twin Shadow -- 6/24 -- Granada Theater
Lore
dates are subject to change.
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