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Meet Muamar Habul, the General Manager of Roka Akor, Scottsdale's newest fine dining experience. Featuring Japanese Robatayaki, bincho tan, and shochu, Roka Akor introduces some very unique and unforgettable Japanese styles and flavors. After exploding in London, Macau, Hong Kong and Dubai, as one of the most popular new experiences in dining, Roka has selected Scottsdale Arizona as its first American location. http://www.rokaakor.com/

Virtual tour of the Grand Canyon, by Grand Canyon Expeditions

from Unbeige.com: "Last year, Archinect editor Marlin Watson, a self-described "disillusioned architect," embarked on a cross-country road trip with a video camera to find out what we talk about when we talk about architecture in America. In December, he finally started posting his discoveries as the new feature Archinect Travels. Part travelogue, part documentary, Watson's incredibly personal narration and nice camera work make good companions for this journey. Download the episodes for your iPod/iPhone and stay tuned for future episodes see the story unfold at: archinect.com/travels

from unbeige.com: Last year, Archinect editor Marlin Watson, a self-described "disillusioned architect," embarked on a cross-country road trip with a video camera to find out what we talk about when we talk about architecture in America. In December, he finally started posting his discoveries as the new feature Archinect Travels. Part travelogue, part documentary, Watson's incredibly personal narration and nice camera work make good companions for this journey. Download the episodes for your iPod/iPhone and stay tuned for future episodes at archinect.com/travels archinect.com/travels

From Unbeige.com: Last year, Archinect editor Marlin Watson, a self-described "disillusioned architect," embarked on a cross-country road trip with a video camera to find out what we talk about when we talk about architecture in America. In December, he finally started posting his discoveries as the new feature Archinect Travels. Part travelogue, part documentary, Watson's incredibly personal narration and nice camera work make good companions for this journey. Download the episodes for your iPod/iPhone and stay tuned for future episodes at Archinect.com/travels