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Situated in the business district, this hotel is 2.7 mi (4.3 km) from San Joaquin Delta College and 3 mi (4.8 km) from University of the Pacific. Haggin Museum and Banner Island Ballpark are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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Midnight Insanity Puts the [Rocky] Horror in Halloween
Midnight Insanity, the presenters of The Rocky Horror Picture Show screenings in all their toast-tossing, rice-dropping, being-it glory, recently returned to the Art Theatre in Long Beach after a five-year, renovation-induced hiatus. That's renovations to the historic theater, not Midnight Insanity members. Although . . .
Anyway, the triumphant return brings with it an all-new Halloween show Saturday night.
Now, I could describe for you the Midnight Insanity experience, but our former contributor Victor D. Infante did so brilliantly in "Time Warp, Interrupted."
(And bringing up Victor allows me to plug his Wednesday poetry reading at the Ugly Mug in Orange with the bride he married in the middle of the Weekly newsroom, Lea C. Deschenes. Visit the event's Facebook page for more information. They'll also be at the Barnes & Noble at Marina Pacifica mall in Long Beach on Nov. 8. Go here for info on that gig.)
And she STILL remembers doing "The Time Warp."
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Midnight Insanity performed at the Balboa Theater in Newport Beach from 1988-1991, then moved the following year to the Art. They've bounced around since the renovation and a former management team forced their departure from the Art.
The Midnight Insanity Halloween show coincides with the zombie walk presented by another bizarro Art Theatre movie-as-event provider, Mondo Celluloid. Tickets to Rocky Horror are $11, and while you don't have to dress up, dance and laugh your ass off at the antics, you may feel as out of place as a sweet transvestite (from Transexual, Transylvania) at a church picnic if you don't.
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text: Home > Sports Machida says he's hungry enough to reclaim title ABS-CBN News Posted at Dec 08 2011 02:24 PM | Updated as of Dec 08 2011 10:24 PM Share Facebook Twitter GPlus LinkedIn Pinterest MANILA, Philippines – Former UFC champion Lyoto "The Dragon" Machida says he's hungry enough to upset the taller and younger Jon "Bones" Jones for the light heavyweight title. "Having won the belt before, I believe it makes you hunger for it more," Machida said in UFC.com. "That gives me a lot of drive to get the belt back." This Saturday (Sunday in Manila), the 33-year-old Machida will have the chance to win the belt again by facing Jones. Their bout will be the main event of UFC 140, which takes place in Ontario, Canada. Machida, however, admitted that handling Jones' unorthodox fighting style is no easy task. "What spectacular thing is he going to do? Is he going to fly or going to dive in? There's always a surprise factor with Jon Jones," he said. "All you can really do is prepare for everything he might try to do," added Machida. The Dragon believes he has done everything in training for the fight. All he has to do, he said, is execute his game plan against the 6'4" Jones. "I'm going in there and win and get the belt back," said Machida. "I will be the champion again." Share Facebook Share on Twitter GPlus LinkedIn Pinterest Read More: Lyoto Machida Jon Jones UFC 140 /video/overseas/07/26/16/sona-ni-duterte-umani-ng-papuri-mula-sa-mga-ofw/video/news/07/26/16/9-patay-sa-magkakahiwalay-na-insidente-ng-pamamril-sa-metro-manila/video/entertainment/07/26/16/bakit-naudlot-ang-relasyong-erik-angeline/life/07/26/16/throwback-leni-jesse-doing-chores-in-their-harvard-apartment/entertainment/07/26/16/watch-pokwangs-boyfriend-is-vice-gandas-new-victim-on-ang-probinsyano


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This little gem of a bar on the corner of Ann Siang Hill has Victorian-themed interiors with high-back armchairs, ottomans and even a faux fireplace. There's a little alfresco area upfront where you can relax over an ice cold beer, plus the occasional hip hop party to kick things up a notch.
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He caused all of it to happen. -_-
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Melbourne crowds and venues have a long and celebrated tradition of nurturing live music, making Melbourne the nation's music capital.
The city's vibrant independent music scene comes alive every night of the week in pubs, clubs, warehouses and basements. From skinny-jeaned indie kids thrashing it out in a sweaty club to moustached gentleman pecking away on an old country number, the city caters for all tastes with only one prerequisite - a heartfelt love of music. Choose a style and check out some of the best local musicians performing across the city.
Find details in Melbourne's free street papers Beat and Inpress and weekly lift-outs in The Age and Herald Sun.
If you don't mind a late night and you want to be in the thick of the action, the city is the place to be. Thursday through to Sunday is the best time to catch up-and-coming bands in sweaty clubs like Ding Dong Lounge or Cherry.
Visit Fitzroy and Collingwood – the spiritual home of the north's music scene. Wander Brunswick and Johnston streets on a weeknight and stumble across latin and jazz, along with rock, indie and hardcore. Join the revellers on the weekend at Melbourne's home of rock and roll, The Tote, or catch acts at The Old Bar, Yah Yah's and the Workers Club.
If you're staying out Brunswick way, head down to the The Spotted Mallard, the Retreat or the Cornish Arms on Sydney Road for gigs most nights, or head to the bandroom around the corner at Howler. In Northcote, head to High Street to catch a quiet set in the comfy bandroom of the Wesley Ann or walk over to the Northcote Social Club – one of the city's best concert clubs.
Head south to catch hairy-chested rock bands, solo acts, comedy and DJs at the Esplanade Hotel, St Kilda (closed for renovation until December 2015), or to hear the sounds of the eighties for a second time with young bands and crowds at Revolver, Chapel Street.
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Join the locals queuing up to see international bands or local stalwarts most nights of the year at this classic Melbourne pub and live music venue.
Climb the stairs from Chapel Street and catch young bands, up-and-coming songwriters and touring DJs at one of the city's oldest indie institutions.
This old soul of the Melbourne scene was founded by the drummer of the Cosmic Psychos in 2000 and was a launch-pad for local heroes Jet and Airbourne.
The Northcote Social Club will always be remembered as the bandroom The Pixies chose to play before hitting the big stages on their first Aussie tour.
This perennial concert club on Swanston Street boasts a dizzying array of bands, DJs and solo performers including Bright Eyes, Goldie and Neko Case.
This revamped pub is a favourite with the indie/arts crowd. Catch up-and-coming indie, electro and folk acts like Slow Club, Seekae and Little Scout.
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This High Street venue boasts all the glamour of Melbourne in the twenties. See rock, folk and soul acts strut their stuff in the grand ballroom.
Listen to the best local and international performers at this outstanding, purpose-built recital hall in the heart of the Southbank arts precinct.
The spiritual home of punk and indie-rock bands, there's no better place in Melbourne to catch a band than in the sweaty bandroom at the Tote.
Catch local heroes in the upstairs bandroom, making the most of the filling meals and tasty snacks to power you through the infamous 2am live slot.
Hosting breakthrough acts as diverse as Missy Higgins, The Dirtbombs and TZU, this Fitzroy pub has been pumping out live music since the nineties.
From old rockers to indie darlings this city venue has played host to a range of artists including the Dead Kennedys, Blonde Redhead and Kate Nash.
See local and international performances and exhibitions at Melbourne's home of performing arts. Take a tour and browse the Sunday arts and craft market.
From Mark Lanegan to Little Red, you'll find local and international rock, indie and electro acts at this late night Melbourne rock institution.
Visit an independent record store in Melbourne – find second hand bargains, obscure new releases and live in-store performances.
See live music in an eclectic mix of venues in regional Victoria and discover fine local talent along with touring acts from Australia and overseas.
Need a night of soothing sounds? From big bands to sultry soloists, Melbourne has a great jazz scene as long as you know where to look.
Melbourne and Victoria dance all year with music festivals celebrating rock, alternative, techno, folk, jazz and all types of music and performance.
When there's no going home on an empty stomach and you're looking for something more than a kebab, these Melbourne eateries come to the rescue.
Pull up a milk crate and hop from one newly-opened café to another new bar, grabbing trendy truck tucker to sate the appetite and inspire creativity.
Peel back the inner-city onion that is Collingwood and discover layers of local history, infamous characters, quirky creativity and effortless charm.
Pay respects to hipsters of yore who settled Northcote with cafes, bars and shops, and to the planning fortunes that afforded Ruckers Hill its views.


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According to a Dec. 30 report from Business Daily, the economic impact of piracy in the Gulf of Aden continue to hit East African region for the second year running, pushing up the cost of living significantly and robbing the region's commodities' competitiveness in the global markets. Business Daily reported that a section of shipping lines are contemplating more stringent deterrent measures to protect their vessels and crew against piracy. According to ship owners' representatives in the country, some big liners are contemplating giving Mombasa and other affected ports a wide berth by dropping cargo destined for those ports at other strategic harbours. This means that shippers would have to pay twice for a single voyage.
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BJP Demands Ban on Punjabi Film Kaum Ke Heere
BJP has demanded ban on Punjabi film Kaum Ke Heere, which is based on the assassins of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.
BJP leader Lakshmi Kanta Chawla has written a letter to Home Minister Rajnath Singh, asking to stop the release of the movie, three days before its release.
Chawla, who has been a Health minister of Punjab, wrote to Singh, saying ban on Kaum Ke Heere is important for maintaining peace and communal harmony in Punjab.
Punjab Youth Congress also wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi a few days ago, requesting ban on the film.
Meanwhile, in Ropar, Punjab Shiv Sena also sought a ban on the release of the film claiming that its screening could disturb communal harmony.
In a memorandum submitted to the Deputy Commissioner Rupnagar, Shiv Sena (Ropar) President Ashwani Sharma alleged that the title of the film was controversial and the contents of the film could affect the communal harmony.
He demanded from Punjab Government to impose ban on its release and threatened to hold demonstration in front of cinema halls, if the film was released.
Meanwhile, speaking to reporters, Producer of the film Pardeep Bansal said the film was based on true incidents, as per the findings of Justice Thakkar Commission (that probed the assassination of the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi).
"It is a completely balanced film wherein no religion or sect has been belittled. Some people are unnecessarily trying to create a controversy from the issue without watching movie," he said.
He said Censor Board has passed the film with 'A' certificate and would be releases in more than 100 cinema halls in the state on August 22.
Punjab Youth Congress (PYC) had already demanded ban on the screening of the controversial Punjabi film, saying it glorifies the assassins of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.
In a recent letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, PYC president Vikramjit Singh Chaudhary had said it was unfortunate that the movie was being allowed to be screened in Punjab and other parts of the country.
Indira Gandhi was shot dead by her two Sikh bodyguards at her official residence in New Delhi on October 31, 1984.
After months of stalling due to objections by the Censor Board, Kaum de Heere (Diamonds of the Community)', a Punjabi movie on the assassination, is set for release on August 22.
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Viewing One Piece at a Time at Pied-à-terre
In the Richmond, a garage exhibition space showcases one piece of art at a time, providing locals with rare, international treats. By Sarah Hotchkiss
Help Desk | Nov 25, 2013
MFA vs. Residency
In which our sage advice columnist provides thoughts on getting schooled. By Bean Gilsdorf
Art Review | Nov 25, 2013
Outside In: Jonathan Runcio at Romer Young Gallery
Glass in the Garden, Runcio's show at Romer Young Gallery, finds art in urban geometry. By Mark Taylor
Art Review | Nov 17, 2013
The Making of an Artist: Diane Arbus at Fraenkel Gallery
A new retrospective views the work of one of the most famous and famously tragic 20th century photographers in reverse to reveal the artist in the making. By Roula Seikaly
Help Desk | Nov 11, 2013
A Spark in the Dark
In which our optimistic advice columnist gives a pep talk to an artist struggling to keep the faith. By Bean Gilsdorf
Visual Arts | Nov 10, 2013
Tree Fall: Andy Goldsworthy's Newest Installation at the Presidio
Andy Goldsworthy's latest installation in the Civil War-era Powder Magazine at the Presidio offers provocative new possibilities in considering how man-made conditions collide with nature. By Christian L. Frock
Art Review | Nov 04, 2013
Bruce Beasley at Autodesk Gallery
The maker of some of the most powerful tools for 2D and 3D design puts on a Modernist abstract sculpture show. By Emily Eifler
Art Review | Oct 31, 2013
Now You See Him: David Hockney at the de Young
"A Bigger Exhibition" features 300 works showing in 18,000 square feet of gallery space, making it the largest exhibition in the de Young's history. By Jonathan Kiefer
Help Desk | Oct 28, 2013
An Institutional Setting
In which our advice columnist consults on how to get "institutionalized." By Bean Gilsdorf
Pop Culture | Oct 22, 2013
Why The New Yorker's Caption Contest Is So Inconsistent
Cartoon editor Robert Mankoff admits his magazine's competition is far from perfect. By Jonathan Curiel
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#FoodPorn, Circa 1600s: Then And Now, It Was More About Status Than Appetite
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Kanpur: The Congress on Saturday trashed BJP`s allegations that it was shielding Tarun Tejpal, accused of sexually assaulting a junior colleague, saying that law will take its course in the matter and the guilty will be punished. "BJP has run out of issues, this is why they are levelling such baseless allegations. Congress has nothing to do with Tarun Tejpal and if he is guilty, action will be taken against him as per law," Congress leader and Union minister Shriprakash Jaiswal said here today.
He also termed as "baseless", some reports that Tejpal was a relative of a Union minister. When asked about Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah`s statement welcoming BJP`s PM candidate Narendra Modi to the state, Jaiswal said anyone is free to go anywhere in a democratic country.
"Any Chief Minister will give such a reply only," he said. Referring to Sheila Dikshit`s reported statement not ruling out a possible alliance with Arvind Kejriwal`s Aam Aadmi Party, Jaiswal accused media of manipulating things.
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Beekeepers Sara and Dallas Russ are working to remove a large cluster of hives from an Onehunga paddock after complaints from neighbours.
Queenstown Rd resident Gerry Dillen and his wife discovered about 50 hives in a field across the road from their home while walking their dog about six weeks ago.
They soon realised the bees were the source of sticky yellow spots that had been appearing on their windows, cars and washing.
"It affects our quality of life. I don't want to have to keep washing the car to get bee excrement off it," Mr Dillen says.
Another neighbour, who does not want to be named, says he cannot open his windows during warm days because of the number of bees flying around.
His Queenstown Rd property backs on to the big Herd Rd plot which houses the hives.
"If you open the windows the bees fly in," he says.
Mr Dillen is allergic to bees and is concerned he or another vulnerable person will get stung.
He says one neighbouring woman was distraught when bees swarmed on her property. The swarm had to be removed professionally.
There were also reports of a swarm causing the closure of the garden section of a hardware store on Sunday.
Mr Dillen complained to the Auckland Council in early October, saying bylaws allow only one beehive to be kept on an urban property unless the consent of an officer has been arranged.
The bylaw also says hives are not to be sited in a way that will cause a nuisance to any person.
Beekeeper Mrs Russ says she was not aware of the disgruntled residents until she went to introduce herself earlier this month.
"I went around to a few of the neighbours to give them some honey and explain that it was swarming season, and not to be alarmed if they saw swarms," she says.
"That's when I realised people were unhappy."
Mrs Russ and her husband rent the Herd Rd plot from KiwiRail.
"We are always looking for places to put hives and KiwiRail put their hands up and let us lease the land.
"We thought that would be a good spot because it had coverage from the trees. We didn't think it would cause a problem."
They say when they realised the dilemma they swiftly removed about 20 of the hives in an act of good faith. They say they had not originally intended to put so many hives in one spot but extenuating circumstances meant they had to place all 50 on to the property.
Mrs Russ teaches in-school bee education and is clearly passionate about the role bees play in the ecosystem - pollinating trees and plants in local gardens.
"We are just trying to do our bit for the environment," she says.
The Russes aim to keep 10 to 15 hives in little spots around the city, and are looking for places that are not too exposed or close to homes.
A spokesman for the Auckland Council says it is aware of the issue and is working on decreasing the number of beehives on the plot.
"Council officers have been working with the beekeeper to reduce the number of hives down to the permitted one. Hive numbers have, as a result, been cut by more than half the original number."
He says that by November 30 all but one of the hives should be removed.
Mr Dillen says it is not an acceptable resolution, and that the bees should be removed over the weekend.
But the Russes say moving the remaining 30 hives is a big job and they need time to find suitable locations.
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Here the opposition is between your thoughts and your reality or current responsibilities. It's also about your mental and physical getting integrated on some level. Are you working too hard, causing mental or physical exhaustion?
June's full Moon in Sagittarius occurs on June 20.It is another big lunar event, with Mercury, Jupiter, the nodes, Saturn and Neptune all in a big grand cross. This can bring about difficult energies and we may have a strong sense of stress and difficulties
Neptune retrograde is many things: unity with the divine, flight into unreality, immersion in love, avoidance through self-deception and compassionate repose. It is both our return to sacred source and all we do to avoid the stark terrain we must sometimes cross to get there.
This energy, thanks to Uranus, activates a certain spark of electricity in the air. New relationships will have an unusual aspect to them and old ones can break-to-realign in a positive, even fun way with this energy. No monotonous routine.
9th June 2016 sees the first exact conjunction between Eris and Uranus in the 24th degree of Aries. In it we meet the untamed feminine: wild and radical, owned by no one, shaped by nothing and prepared to do what it takes to expose the enduring lies that diminish and debilitate humanity.
This energy is a mixed blessing. It is a time to consider thoughtful action, not impulsive reaction. Any opposition requires we find the balance, in this case, between our thoughts and actions.
Take a day or a weekend and grab your most powerful books & music and get somewhere beautiful if you can, if not, then your bedroom will do just as well - and dig deep!
27th May sees Mars retrograde back into Scorpio where it remains until 2nd August, fortifying our determination to leave no stone unturned when it comes to self-knowledge and the on-going evolution of consciousness. This Mars is a force to be reckoned with.
5/24 ~ Venus (values & priorities) ~oppose~ Mars (purpose & desire): This energy brings a balance & integration of your inner masculine & feminine energies.
May's full Moon in Sagittarius is an enormous one - a real doozy. It is going to be a bit of a wild ride, particularly on the world stage. Mars is exactly conjunct (together with) this new Moon, ramping up feelings, responses, events, etc, and driving energies that may sometimes be a little hard to handle (or to get a grip on).
The Moon is new in the 17th degree of Taurus on 6th May at 7:31 p.m. U.T. In its darkness we encounter the creative tension between relative and absolute truths.


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NEW YORK (AP) - With Tiger Woods missing the cut, the U.S. Open's TV viewership for the final round was down 30 percent from the last time the tournament was on the West Coast.
CHICAGO (AP) - Kris Bryant connected twice for his first career multi-homer game, and the Chicago Cubs beat Clayton Kershaw and the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-2 on Monday night.
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So repeating what the President himself has said is now racist?
Are Barbra Walters and ABC racist too?
That was Barry's white half dissin' his black half.
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Hey kids,
Wanna hear some hacked DNC voice mail?
(Turn down the sound and just watch starting around 12 seconds.)
The question is, how many Americans out there will be stupid enough to fall for that.
I would hope not many, given the bang up job everyone but the dullards out there know, team Obama and Hillary...


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