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Carrie, your painting is going out today
I will absolutely visit the Grace Kelley exhibit at the V&A.
I'm toying with the idea of tea at The Ritz...hmmm
Definitely I'll visit Ottolenghi take-out, like every day if I can...
According to Google Maps it's a 32 minute walk from...
The Chelsea Arts Club, where I'm staying.
And where I'll be exhibiting the Paris Facade watercolors!
You're all invited to the 'Private View' on Tuesday June 8th 6-8
143 Old Church St. Chelsea SW3
Well 40 of you are.
Please email me if you'd like to attend.
If you show up the day after moaning "I missed it" they will not let you in unless I'm there. It's a private club...ahem
There will be macarons bien sur.
Original photo by André Zahn
This is the typical heart attack English breakfast you get at the club minus the baked beans. Fried potatoes, fried tomatoes, fried mushrooms, fried eggs, piles of rashers of bacon, sausage. They should have a doctor on the premises. Granted I've only seen besotted diners fall into their soup.
watercolor by Ian Sidaway
I'll be visiting with Ian Sidaway, watercolorist par excellence. I was an 'artist resident' at a Tuscan workshop he taught. Ian has written like 800 superb artbooks and he's going to let me use his studio to cut mounts/mats.
Ian recently sent me this photo from our painting adventure. I've made a mess, comme d'habitude in the Tuscany landscape just like in my studio. So PLEASE tell me what 2 do in London besides the above list.
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Born Oct. 15, 1984, Bishop resident Michael Paul Keller passed away Nov. 10, 2012. He was 28.
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Michael is survived by his significant other, Christina Mitchell and their daughter, Aiyana; mother, Charlene Keller; brother, Richard Leon and significant other Brooke and nephew and niece, Taylor and Delilah; aunts, Rose Denver, Lisa Keller, Rhonda Eddy, Pat and Karen Howard, Verna Mallory, Jessie Durant, Isabel Alvey and their families; uncles, Mike E., Charles Keller, Gerald Cline, Clayton Howard and their families.
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Friday is the 50th anniversary of Hawaii statehood. The statehood bill passed in March, 1959 with a stipulation that statehood should be approved by a vote of Hawaiian residents. The referendum passed by a huge margin in June, and President Eisenhower proclaimed Hawaii the 50th state on August 21, 1959.
If Hawaii did not become a state until 1959, what was its relationship to the United States before that, say December 7, 1941? And what do we know about our newest state, besides the fact that it is the birthplace of President Obama, or that it is the setting for Elvis' "Blue Hawaii"?
For a broad perspective on Hawaiian history, and a good story as a vehicle, read James Michener's classic 1959 novel "Hawaii". The saga of a land from the time when the volcanic islands rose out of the sea to the decade in which they become the 50th state, Michener's tale uses individuals' experiences to symbolize the struggle of the various races to establish themselves in the islands.
Hawaii was untouched until Polynesian seafarers found the islands and settled there about a thousand years ago. They flourished, following their ancient traditions, until the early 1800s when American missionaries arrived. Then other national groups, with still more varying traditions--the Chinese, Japanese and Filipinos—migrated in large numbers. They struggled to maintain their cultural identities in the face of so many other peoples and practices as they also struggled to live in harmony with each other in this lush, exotic, romantic place.
"Island World: a history of Hawai'i and the United States" by Gary Y. Okihiro is a focused cultural history of the Hawaiian Islands, tracing the wide influence the archipelago has exerted on the world from the dawn of geologic time to the present. Okihiro describes how such diverse phenomena as warfare and religion, education and surfing, monarchies and music were affected by dominant world events.
Kathleen Dickenson Mellen, a native of Russell County, wrote several histories of the Hawaiian people, biographies of King Kamehameha and Queen Kaahumanu, and several novels set in Hawaii. Born in 1895 at Melrose in Castlewood, she married and lived in Hawaii from 1922 to her death in 1969.
For a quick description of Hawaii, check out "State by State: a panoramic portrait of America" with 50 writers on 50 states, and "These United States : original essays by leading American writers on their state within the Union" edited by John Leonard.
If you want to visit Hawaii, take a look at John H. Chambers' "Hawaii", an on-the-road history.
If armchair adventure is your preferred mode of travel, then "Blue Latitudes: boldly going where Captain Cook has gone before" by Tony Horowitz may be just your cup of tea. Horowitz set out to retrace the expeditions of Captain James Cook, who in three arduous voyages over 11 years, explored, mapped and opened a third of the planet, from Antarctica to the Arctic, Australia to Alaska, and the islands in between, ending in Hawaii.
According to Horwitz, "Cook, in sum, pioneered the voyage we are still on, for good and ill." Journeying to key Cook sites, Horwitz retells the sailor's story and tries to re-create first contact from the point of view of the locals--Tahitians, Maoris, Aleuts, Hawaiians, and others--and judge the legacy of his landing. That is, in times of political correctness, is Cook a discoverer or a despoiler?
In Hawaii, where the Polynesians murdered Cook in 1779, as in other locations, Cook surprisingly has faded from memory.
As Horwitz sees it, Cook still has something to teach us. "When we talk about the 'global village' that we live in today," he says, "it began to a great extent with Cook's voyages. The part I found most compelling was the drama of first contact between Cook and his men and foreign cultures. He stepped off his ship dozens of times into a complete unknown. I became struck by how open and curious they were and how closed and suspicious we've become by comparison.
"We're living in a moment when we're scared of the 'other.' Many of us are scared even to fly, yet [Cook] wasn't afraid of climbing onto a wooden boat and sailing off the edge of the known world, over and over again. He remained open to the cultures he encountered, and, for the most part, he did find a way to communicate and get along. It's striking to me that here we are—over two centuries later—and not doing very well at that job."
Horwitz, a former Wall Street Journal reporter, first became interested in Cook in the 1980s when he moved to Sydney after his marriage to native Australian and fellow writer Geraldine Brooks. "I arrived there really knowing very little about the place and in a state of some bewilderment," he says. "I guess, as a history buff, I started boning up on the local history. And the white history of Australia effectively begins with Captain Cook." He and Brooks and their son now live in Loudoun County.
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The Million Dollar Theater opened in 1918 as part of Sid Grauman's famed chain of movie theaters. This Spanish Baroque–style venue...
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Opened in 1926, the opulent Orpheum Theatre played host to live attractions including classic comedians, burlesque dancers, jazz greats...
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Built in 1931, the Los Angeles Theatre opened with the premiere of Charlie Chaplin's classic City Lights. Full of glorious French Baroque...
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A half-block from Frank Gehry's curvaceous Walt Disney Concert Hall sits the austere Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels—a spiritual...
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Handmade white-corn tamales, warm olive bread, dried figs, Mexican fruit drinks. Hungry yet? This mouthwatering gathering place is the...
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Filling the void that was a no-man's-land except for the legendary Staples Center sports arena, enter the mammoth L.A. Live to enjoy...
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The most authentic Mexican food can be found at La Luz del Dia. Discover traditional Michoachan favorites such as chiles rellenos and...
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The turn-of-the-20th-century funicular, dubbed "the shortest railway in the world," operated between 1901 and 1969, when it was dismantled...
Avila Adobe
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Built as private home for cattle rancher Francisco Avila in 1818, this museum preserves seven of what were originally 18 rooms in the...
Bradbury Building
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Stunning wrought-iron railings, ornate plaster moldings, pink marble staircases, a birdcage elevator, and a skylighted atrium that rises...
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Threading a peaceful path through Downtown's urban towers, a fountain stream spills down the center of this monumental staircase designed...
California African American Museum
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With more than 3,500 historical artifacts, this museum is dedicated to showcasing the contemporary art of 20th-century African diaspora.
California Science Center
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You're bound to see excited kids running up to the dozens of interactive exhibits here that illustrate the relevance of science to everyday...
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Since it's in El Pueblo Plaza, you might assume that this museum features Mexican-American art. It's actually the last surviving structure...
City Hall of Los Angeles
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This gorgeous 1928 landmark building is a TV star—it was in the opening scenes of Dragnet and served as the Daily Planet building...
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Originally developed in 1880 as an open-air farmers' market, this 114-acre park has a lovely sunken rose garden and three museums—the...
Italian Hall Building
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This landmark is noteworthy because its south wall bears an infamous mural. Famed Mexican muralist David Alfaro Siqueiros shocked his...
Japanese American Cultural and Community Center
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Plenty of traditional and contemporary cultural events make this center well worth the trip. Founded in 1980, JACCC is home to a number...
Japanese American National Museum
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What was it like to grow up on a sugar plantation in Hawaii? How difficult was life for Japanese Americans interned in concentration...
Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
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This 1913-built beaux arts museum has the usual dioramas of animals in their natural habitats, but it keeps kids interested with a interactive...
Pershing Square
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The city's cultures come together in one of the oldest parks, named in honor of World War I General John J. Pershing. Opened in 1866,...
Richard J. Riordan Central Library
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The nation's third largest public library, the Richard J. Riordan Central Library is centered on the handsome original building, designed...
Staples Center
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Home to the Lakers, the Clippers, the Sparks, and the ice hockey team the Los Angeles Kings, the Staples Center is Downtown's top sports...
Union Station
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Even if you don't plan on going anywhere, head to Union Station to soak up the ambience of one of the country's last great rail stations.
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This trio of delicately wrought spires is the legacy of Simon Rodia, a tile setter who emigrated from Italy to California and erected...
Grauman's Chinese Theatre
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A place that inspires the phrase "only in Hollywood," these stylized Chinese pagodas and temples have become a shrine to stardom. Although...
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High on a hillside overlooking the city, Griffith Observatory is one of the area's most celebrated landmarks. Its interior is just as...
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Lovers of Hollywood's glamorous past will be singing "Hooray for Hollywood" when they stop by this gem of cinema history. It's inside...
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If you're looking for an authentic behind-the-scenes look at how films and TV shows are made, head to this major studio center, one of...
Barnsdall Art Park
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The panoramic view of Hollywood alone is worth a trip to this hilltop cultural center. On the grounds you'll find the 1921 Hollyhock...
Capitol Records Tower
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According to legend, singer Nat King Cole and songwriter Johnny Mercer suggested that the record company's headquarters should be shaped...
Chemosphere House
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Shaped like a flying saucer from a 1960s film, the Chemosphere House sits perched high up off Mulholland Drive overlooking the Valley.
Disney Studios
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Although tours of this film studio are not available, a peek from Riverside Drive shows you that Disney's innovations go beyond the big...
Los Angeles Zoo
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A short drive from downtown Los Angeles at the junction of the Ventura Freeway (Highway 134) and the Golden State Freeway (I–5) is...
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Don't let the name fool you—this West Coast enclave bears little resemblance to its New York namesake. In fact, the name NoHo was...
Egyptian Theatre
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Hieroglypics in Hollywood? Why not? Impresario Sid Grauman built Hollywood's first movie palace in 1922; the Egyptian-theme theater hosted...
Guinness World of Records
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Saluting those who have gone the extra mile to earn a place in the world-famous book, this museum exhibits replicas and photographs of...
Hollywood RockWalk
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A place that has provided equipment for virtually every band to have come out of Los Angeles since the 1960s, Guitar Center pays tribute...
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The mere mention of this intersection inspires images of a street corner bustling with movie stars, hopefuls, and moguls arriving on...
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Leave it to Hollywood to have a graveyard that feels more V.I.P. than R.I.P. With its revived grounds and mediagenic approach, this celebrity...
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A must for Cecil B. DeMille fans, this unassuming building across from the Hollywood Bowl is a treasure trove of memorabilia from the...
Hollywood High School
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This mid-century modern building has seen a who's who of Hollywood royalty in its classrooms, and many productions have been shot in...
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With letters 50 feet tall, Hollywood's trademark sign can be spotted from miles away. The icon, which originally read "Hollywoodland,"...
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Formerly the Kodak Theatre, the Dolby's interior design was inspired by European opera houses, but underneath all the trimmings, the...
Ripley's Believe It or Not
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The ticket prices may be a bit steep for these slighted faded relics of the bizarre and sometimes creepy, but where else can you see...
West Hollywood Design District
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More than 200 businesses—art galleries, antique shops, fashion outlets (including Rag & Bone and Christian Louboutin), and interior...
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With its curving walls and isolated hilltop perch, the Getty Center resembles a pristine fortified city of its own. You may have been...
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Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)
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Without a doubt, this is the focal point of the museum district that runs along Wilshire Boulevard. Chris Burden's Urban Light sculpture,...
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Museum of Tolerance
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L.A. is a mecca for car lovers, which explains the popularity of this museum featuring 300 amazing automobiles. But you don't have to...
Paley Center for Media
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This sleek stone-and-glass building, designed by Getty architect Richard Meier, holds a world-class collection of television and radio,...
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The ultimate shopping indulgence, Rodeo Drive is one of Southern California's bona fide tourist attractions. The art of window-shopping...
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From La Cienega Boulevard in the east to Doheny in the west, Santa Monica Boulevard is the commercial core of West Hollywood's gay community...
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One of the most fabled avenues in the world, Sunset Boulevard began humbly enough in the 18th century as a route from El Pueblo de Los...
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Unique buildings are part of what make Los Angeles such a captivating city, so it's no wonder there's a museum dedicated to design. On...
Century City
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A 280-acre swath of contemporary urban architecture, this complex was built in the 1960s on what used to be the backlot of Twentieth...
Annenberg Space for Photography
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This gallery exhibits award-winning digital and print photography in a sleek, modern space in Century City. Its striking and culturally...
Craft and Folk Art Museum
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This small but important cultural landmark pioneered support for traditional folk arts. The two-story space has a global outlook, embracing...
Greystone Mansion
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Once owned by oilman Edward Doheny (Doheny Drive is named after him), this 1927 neo-Gothic mansion sits on 18½ landscaped acres and...
Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
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A museum dedicated solely to the Holocaust, it uses its extensive collections of photos and artifacts as well as award-winning audio...
Miracle Mile
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The strip of Wilshire Boulevard between La Brea and Fairfax avenues was bought up by developers in the 1920s, and they created a commercial...
Pacific Design Center
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World-renowned architect Cesar Pelli's original vision for the Pacific Design Center was three buildings that together housed designer...
MOCA Pacific Design Center
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Located in the heart of West Hollywood, MOCA Pacific Design Center features rotating exhibitions of architecture, design, and contemporary...
Skirball Cultural Center
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The mission of this Jewish cultural institution in the beautiful Santa Monica Mountains is to explore the connections "between 4,000...
Sunset Plaza
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With a profusion of sidewalk cafés, Sunset Plaza is one of the best people-watching spots in town. Sunny weekends reach the highest...
UCLA Hammer Museum
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The bold murals and installations at this museum have been known to bring traffic on Wilshire Boulevard to a crawl. In the heart of Westwood...
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
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With spectacular buildings such as a Romanesque library, the parklike campus of UCLA makes for a fine stroll through one of California's...
Fowler Museum at UCLA
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Many visitors head straight to the Fowler Museum at UCLA, which presents exhibits on the world's diverse cultures and visual arts, especially...
Main Street
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This thoroughfare is a great spot for star-sighting and also for anyone who enjoys strolling along a street where a laid-back California...
Santa Monica Aquarium
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Run by beach conservation group Heal the Bay, this live marine life menagerie contains more than 100 species of marine animals and plants,...
Santa Monica Pier
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Souvenir shops, carnival games, arcades, eateries, an outdoor trapeze school, Pacific Park, and more are all part the festive atmosphere...
Santa Monica State Beach
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It's the first beach you'll hit after the Santa Monica Freeway (I–10) runs into the PCH, and it's one of L.A.'s best known. Wide and...
Third Street Promenade
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Stretch your legs along this pedestrians-only three-block stretch of 3rd Street, just a whiff away from the Pacific, lined with jacaranda...
Annenberg Community Beach House
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This beachfront property was originally developed in the 1920s by William Randolph Hearst as a palatial private residence and a gathering...
Bergamot Station
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Named after a stop on the Red Trolley line that once shuttled between Downtown and the Santa Monica Pier, Bergamot Station is now a depot...
California Heritage Museum
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The real star of the collection here is the 1894 Victorian house the museum occupies. The interior has been beautifully restored to represent...
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Built on Santa Monica Pier, extending over the bay, this small amusement area harkens back to the days of the grand Pacific Ocean Park...
Will Rogers State Historic Park and Museum
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The humorist, actor, and rambling cowboy, Will Rogers lived on this site in the 1920s and 1930s. His ranch house, a folksy blend of Navajo...
Will Rogers State Beach
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This clean, sandy, 3-mile beach, with a dozen volleyball nets, gymnastics equipment, and playground equipment for kids, is an all-around...
Venice Beach Boardwalk
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The surf and sand of Venice are fine, but the main attraction here is the boardwalk scene, which is a cosmos all its own. Go on weekend...
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Just south of Venice, this condo-laden, chain restaurant–lined development is a good place to grab brunch (but watch for price gougers),...
Muscle Beach
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Bronzed young men bench-pressing five girls at once, weight lifters doing tricks on the sand—the Muscle Beach facility fired up the...
Getty Villa Malibu
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Feeding off the cultures of ancient Rome, Greece, and Etruria, the remodeled Getty Villa opened in 2006 with much fanfare—and some...
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With the Doors' legendary July 5th, 1968 show at the Hollywood Bowl recently released officially on DVD/Blu-ray as The Doors Live At The Bowl '68, Doors keyboardist Ray Manzarek spoke with Spinner about his memories of the gig, which he described as a "great performance" and "The Doors having sex with their Los Angeles audience."
Manzarek confirmed long-held rumors that you can see Mick Jagger in the audience on the DVD, saying, "Jagger was there and, come of think of it, all of the Stones were there, as well. We all had dinner before the show with the Stones. Now I don't know where they were during the show, but there are rumors that (singer) Jim (Morrison)'s girl was sitting on Jagger's lap."
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College Drinking - Alcohol consumption among college students remains a persistent problem.
Consequences of Underage Drinking - Nine out of ten (90%) American teens report that drinking is not worth the consequences it can cause.
Gender Differences in Alcohol Use - Nearly 7.82 million 12-20 year old girls reported consuming alcohol in the past year.
Understanding Teen Drinking Cultures in America - Research into the psychological and sociological factors that affect adolescents as they make decisions regarding alcohol-related behaviors.
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Phoenix, AZ — In advance of the Spring Season which brings Spring Break, Prom and Graduation, Representative Deb Gullett (R-18); Bill Weigele, President, Arizona Licensed Beverage Association (ALBA); and Leesa Berens-Morrison, Director, Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control; joined Ralph Blackman, President and CEO of The Century Council, to unveil The Foundation's new public awareness campaign designed to prevent underage drinking today at Tops Liquor Store on West University.
The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility, a national not-for-profit organization funded by America's leading distillers and dedicated to fighting drunk driving and underage drinking, partnered with these organizations to unveil the new public awareness campaign designed to prevent underage drinking and discourage attempts to purchase alcohol by minors.
"Key to addressing the problem of underage drinking is having a sense for where youth obtain the alcohol they drink. In a recent survey commissioned by The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility, we asked teens, 'Where do you get the alcohol that you drink?' 65% of the youth surveyed said that they got the alcohol they drink from family and friends, meaning they got it from their parents, their friends' parents, older siblings or family members or older friends," said Ralph Blackman.
"The good news is that over the past 20 years, the number of underage drinkers has decreased. For example, underage drinking among high school seniors has declined 29% proportionally from 70% in 1982 to 50% in 2001, according to government surveys. More work needs to be done, which is why I've invited The Foundation to bring their campaign to Phoenix," said Representative Gullett. "I want to keep our teens safe and alcohol-free, during the spring season and throughout the year."
"Alcohol is accessible to our young people far too often, particularly as we head into the Spring," said Berens-Morrison. "In Arizona last year, 5,068 youths under the age of 18 were arrested for liquor law violations and 496 were arrested for driving under the influence. We will be working aggressively to keep alcohol out of our local teens' hands and we are proud to partner with The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility and the other organizations here this morning to fight underage drinking in Arizona."
Based on the recent survey data stating that 65% of youth who drink obtain alcohol from their family and friends, The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility, working with the American Beverage Licensees (ABL), created anew campaign that highlights the point of access to alcohol by underage youth and encourages parents to play a more active role in keeping alcohol out of the hands of our nation's youth. The key component to the campaign is a 30-second Public Service Announcement, buttons and informational tip cards that provide tips for parents on how to talk with their kids about alcohol that will be distributed at the point of purchase.
The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility is distributing this public service announcement to television stations in the Phoenix area and has launched the campaign in 18 other markets nationwide. The campaign will continue to be rolled out in cities across the country through 2004.
Working with ABL, The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility plans to make the new materials available to all members of the Phoenix beverage alcohol retail community. ABL members across the country will provide informational tip cards to parents on how to have an effective conversation about alcohol with their kids. Members of the organizations can request these materials for their retail outlets, bars and restaurants nationwide.
"Restaurants, wholesalers, retailers – all of us -- need to play a role in the fight against underage drinking to lower, and hopefully eliminate, underage drinking in Arizona. We want to be a part of that fight, which is why we are here today in support of The Century Council's new campaign. We hope parents in Phoenix will answer an overwhelming 'Yes!' when asked 'Are you doing your part?'" said Weigele.
Since The Foundation's inception in 1991, approximately 10 million pieces of point of sale items have been distributed free of charge to retailers and wholesalers nationwide. In fact, The Foundation's point of sale materials have been distributed in all 50 states. Phoenix is the 19th city to launch The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility's latest campaign. For more information about the program, log onto The Foundation's website at www.responsibility.org.
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Welcome to Omer Harvest!
Linking together the harvest festivals of Passover and Shavuot is the seven-week period of Sefirat Ha'Omer (Counting the Omer).
In the Jewish mystical tradition, each day of the Omer period represents a combination of qualities, drawing from the seven lower sefirot of the Tree of Life:
• Chesed (Outpouring of Lovingkindness)
• Gevurah (Strength/Discipline)
• Tiferet (Beauty/Harmony/Compassion)
• Netzach (Endurance/Perseverance)
• Hod (Humility/Splendor/Awe)
• Yesod (Bonding/Foundation)
• Malchut (Majesty)
Another model draws from the Hebrew Aboriginal Medicine Wheel and uses the seven directions:
• South (Inner Clarity/Essential Self)
• North (Vision/Mystery)
• East (Balance)
• Above (Essential/Universal)
• Below (Rootedness)
• West (Blending)
• Center (Fullness)
In both traditions, each of these qualities correlates with each week of the Omer period, as well as with each day of the week. In this way, there are 49 different combinations of qualities over the seven-week Omer period, offering great encouragement for deep personal introspection and exploration.
In Hebrew, 'hiddur' means to make beautiful and there is a longstanding tradition of hiddur mitzvah–beautifying a mitzvah–going beyond what is required to perform a mitzvah by infusing our spiritual practice with beauty. Embellishing and adorning ritual objects (such as challah coverings, kiddish cups, seder plates, menorahs, etc.) can enhance and beautify our experience of ritual, and beauty itself then takes on a spiritual dimension.
Omer Harvest is my offering to celebrate the practice of Hiddur Sefirat Ha'Omer–beautifying the counting of the Omer!
Over the last years, there has been growing interest in exploring creative ways to count the Omer. In addition to many new insightful books and comprehensive guides, people have been using beads, painting, quilting, poetry, chanting, yoga and so much more to fully embody and beautify their journeys through the Omer period.
It is my hope that Omer Harvest will offer support, encouragement and inspiration to individuals and communities drawn to explore new ways of embodying and beautifying the practice of Counting the Omer. I can't wait to see your artistic offerings and to include them in our Omer Harvest!
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Egypt Community Church and Whitehall Mennonite Church will be having their "Weird Animals" Vacation Bible School on July 7-11, 2014, at 6:30-8:30 PM, at the Egypt Community Church, 4129 South Church Street, Whitehall, PA 18052. Ages 3-12 years old are welcome. To register go to WWW.Egyptucc.com, and click on the VBS link. You may, also, call 610-262-4961 or 610-262-1270 to register. There will be singing, Bible stories, crafts, games, lots of fun, and live animals to see and pet.
The Stroudsburg Aglow will meet on THURSDAY, July 10, 2014 at 9:30 AM at the St. Peter's United Methodist Church in Saylorsburg, PA. Refreshments start – 9:30 AM – Donation – $2.00 – Fellowship starts – 10:00 AM.
Our speaker will be Robin Smith. Robin's inspirational music reaches both young and old alike. She is worship leader at Labor of Love USA, in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. She is also a motivational speaker and minister.
Robin sings for local and state politicians at their campaigning events. Annually, she sings for the Pocono Leadership Prayer Breakfast attended by 700 local business men and women including the Pennsylvania State Supreme Court judges, senators and local and state leaders. She's asked to sing at city wide events including the annual Christmas Tree Lighting in downtown Stroudsburg, fireman's banquets and special events for the Pocono Medical Center.
Twice a year East Stroudsburg University, Robin's Alma Mater, hires her to perform for the students at their Late Night Cafe. In June 2012, Robin and her sister, Kimberly, were featured on a two hour film documentary produced by WVIA called "Our Town the Stroudsburg", where they were interviewed for their local ministry outreaches that have impacted the community. They have also been featured along with East Stroudsburg University, Pocono Medical Center, The Monroe County Historical Society, the Sherman Theater and many others.
Robin has trained since 2010 with Dr. Cate Madill, Voice Specialist & Speech Pathologist of Sydney, Australia. Since 2007, she has ministered weekly in a second chance school, PA Treatment & Healing (grades 6th – 12th) through a program she calls "The Awakening" which dramatizes the Word of God and makes it come to life. In October 2011, Robin was hired to bring "The Awakening" program into a public high school assembly for the first time, which brought a message of purpose to the whole student body grades 9 through 12.
It is Robin's desire to see lives changed and inspired through her music and ministry. Robin said, "My own life's experiences, as well as the pain my family's battled over the years, has given me a heart to bring hope to others. Her favorite Bible verse is Psalm 37:4 – Delight yourself in the Lord and He will give you the desires of your heart.
If you have any questions or need directions call 610-614-0507 or e-mail email@example.com
Tim Zimmerman & The King's Brass will be in concert on Thursday, July 17th at 7:00 PM. The concert will be held at Calvary Baptist Church, 5300 Green Pond Road, Easton, PA 18045. There is no charge for the concert, however a free will offering will be received. The king's Brass provides innovative worship for young and old alike through the "best sacred brass music." By teaming together, these Christian professionals, from around the United States, perform their original arrangements as heard on their eight recordings. They play a wide variety of music from Gabrieli to hymn classics, from Handel to jazz spirituals, from Christmas carols to patriotic marches. The King's Brass uses all corners of concert hall to lift hearts and spirits in praise.
0N JULY 18th—20th 2014 @ 7.30pm nightly
WJCS and Calvary Temple of Allentown invite you to join with us to see Sight & Sound's production of "Moses".
The bus will depart promptly at 10 AM from the parking lot of Calvary Temple, 3436 Winchester Road, Allentown.
Lunch will be a Smorgasbord Lunch at Noon at Hershey Farm Restaurant.
Show begins at 2:45 PM
To make reservations please call WJCS at 610-791-7262 or
e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. Cost per ticket is $85 and includes bus, meal, show ticket and driver gratuity.
Payable by cash, check or credit card via wjcs.org
Discount ticket prices are available for teens at a cost of $70 and child at a cost of $50.
However the deadline for discounted tickets is July 7 and must be paid prior to July 7.
All tickets after July 7 are $85 each.
Friday Night at the Movies sponsored by Lighthouse Church, 2096 Independent Road (Route 863 S near New Smithville), Breinigsville on August 22 at 7 p.m. "The Grace Card" is about a policeman who loses his son in an accident and he damages his career, his marriage and family. He is partnered with a part-time pastor and family man. The differences between the two men—race and faith—bring them to get answers to their life questions. Free movie and refreshments. Go to www.lighthousebaptistlv.org or call 610-285-2235.
A rummage sale will be held at Christ United Methodist Church, 400 W. Berwick Street, Easton. The event runs from Friday, October 3 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM and on Saturday, October 4 from 9:00 am until 12:00 noon. There will be a bake sale and lunch on FRIDAY only. Saturday is BAG Sale Saturday. for information the phone is 610-252-3979 or visit the web site at www.eastonchristumc.com
Ebenezer Bible Fellowship Church in Bethlehem, PA is hosting a live nationwide simulcast, Harvest America from Dallas, TX. It is being held Sunday, October 5th from 7:00PM – 8:30PM and is a free event. Please join us for our local Harvest America event that features top Christian musicians, Mercy Me and Phil Wickham and a clear gospel presentation from Greg Laurie. The goal of Harvest America is to impact our nation that is desperately in need of hope. We will look at life's biggest questions and then look to the one person in all of history who has provided the answer – answers that have satisfied the souls of millions! Begin praying for others and invite them and bring them with you to our local Harvest America outreach event. Contact Steve Leaser for more information at 610-954-7399 or firstname.lastname@example.com or go to www.aplaceforyou.org. No childcare will be available
Ebenezer Bible Fellowship Church in Bethlehem, PA is offering a program called ART OF MARRIAGE. IT IS BEING HELD OCTOBER 10TH FROM 7-9 PM AND OCTOBER 11TH FROM 9 AM TO 4:00 PM. THE 6 SESSION MARRIAGE EVENT WILL ALLOW YOU TO EXPERIENCE GOD'S DESIGN FOR YOUR MARRIAGE FROM EXPERT TEACHERS AND HUMOROUS VIGNETTES.
A spaghetti Dinner benefitting Daybreak will be held on Friday, October 24, 2014 in the Fellowship Hall, First Presbyterian Church. There will be two seatings: 5:30-6:30 pm and 7:00-8:00 pm. Enjoy spaghetti with meat sauce or eggplant parmesan, tossed salad with dressing, Italian bread, dessert, and coffee or tea.
Buy your tickets Sunday at First Presbyterian Church in the Atrium, the library or outside Fellowship Hall between services from August 31 through September 28 or from the church office by September 30. Or buy tickets at Daybreak anytime.
Tickets are $12 for adults, $10 for seniors (65+) $5 for youth ages 4-12, children under 4 are free. BUY YOUR TICKETS NOW.
Proceeds from dinner will be support Daybreak Drop in Center – a ministry of the Lehigh Conference of Churches that First Presbyterian is actively supporting.
The Lehigh Conference of Churches – 610-433-6421.
The Presbyterian Women of the Presbyterian Church of Catasaqua will sponsor their vendor, craft and flea sale at 2nd. and pine Streets, Catasaqua, PA. on Saturday, November 1, 2014 from 9AM to 2 PM. There will be a Chinese Auction. Baked goods, breakfast and lunch will be available. Please contact Ann at 610.821.0568 or email@example.com for more information.
The Bach Choir of Bethlehem is pleased to present the American Boychoir. The Gala Concert dazzles with a unique blend of musical sophistication, spirited presentation, and ensemble virtuosity. General admission tickets are available beginning July 1 (BACH.ORG0 or become a benefactor by calling 610-866-4382. ext, 10 or 15.
The 2014 Lehigh Valley Prayer Breakfast will be held on Tuesday November 11, 2014. Annually, a National Prayer Breakfast is sponsored by individual members of the House and Senate to reaffirm their faith and to renew the dedication of our nation to God and His purposes. In harmony with the leadership of other great states, and the National presidential Breakfast, and in keeping with the above ideals, and also endeavoring to further the rich heritabe in spiritual values handed down by the founding fathers of this great Republic, the Lehigh Valley Prayer Breakfast continues to serve the Lehigh Valley and its leaders.
The 2014 Lehigh Valley Prayer Breakfast will be held on Tuesday, November 11th, 2014 from 7am – 9am. (gathering & coffee at 7, seated by 7:30). It will be held at the best Western Lehigh Valley Hotel & Conference Center, 300 Gateway Drive, Bethlehem, PA 18017.
You may purchase tables seating 10 for $250. Invite your friends and colleagues to attend. Individual tickets can be purchased for $20 each. Please return your response no later than November 7th. If your response is received after Nov. 7th. we may be be unable to assure your seating. Funds benefit the Lehigh Valley Prayer Breakfast.
Checks should be made out to:
"Lehigh Valley Prayer Breakfast"
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Box 3119
Bethlehem, PA 18017 (((no later than November 7th)))
A night of Prayer and Praise for your entire family, joining many pastors, Christian leaders and congregations together to pray for the Lehigh Valley and to seek God for revival and spiritual awakening. Sunday night, November 16th, 5-7 PM, Calvary Baptist Church, 5300 Green Pond Road, Easton is the place to be. There is a desperate need for God to intervene in our Valley and unite our hearts together in Christ and provide time for us to seek the Lord together. Plan on an exciting evening with fellow believers. The event is sponsored by One Voice and Share the Power.
Players of the Stage presents The Prince and the Pauper by Mark Twain. Mark Twain's classic tale comes to life onstage, a perfect balance of poignant and hilarious moments. The prince and the pauper decide to discover what it's like "on the other side" and it doesn't take long for each of them to appreciate the life hey always knes. What they each learn about the other's world will illuminate their lives – and yours – forever.
Players of the Stage presents the Prince and the Pauper on December 4, 5, 6, 11, 12, 13 at 7:00 pm. December 6 and 13 performances are at 2:00 PM.
Living Hope Church, 330 Schnoz Road, Allentown, PA. Tickets are free and reservations are required. In Lieu of ticket price, a freewill offering will be take for the Allentown Rescue Mission. Tickets reservations, firstname.lastname@example.com or call 610-310-7604.
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- Power consumption. These heaters provide a hot water source thus there is an amount of power consumption among all those available. As being from the top rated models, they tend to be energy efficient and more than times they consume less power as per their service. Energy efficient heaters are marked with the Energy Star mark and this indicates the heater can provide savings of up to 50% when compared to goods without this mark.
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