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is an early
Romanesque architecture
Romanesque architecture is an architectural style of Medieval Europe characterised by semi-circular arches. There is no consensus for the beginning date of the Romanesque architecture, with proposals ranging from the 6th to the 10th century. It developed in the 12th century into the Gothic style,...
church in
Cologne is Germany's fourth-largest city , and is the largest city both in the Germany Federal State of North Rhine-Westphalia and within the Rhine-Ruhr Metropolitan Area, one of the major European metropolitan areas with more than ten million inhabitants.Cologne is located on both sides of the...
, Germany. The church dates back to the 10th Century and is the oldest of the
twelve Romanesque churches of Cologne
Twelve romanesque churches of Cologne
The twelve Romanesque churches of Cologne are twelve landmark churches in the Old town of Cologne, Germany. All twelve churches are Roman Catholic.- Churches :The twelve churches are1:* St. Andreas in Altstadt-Nord, est. 974...
. The former monastery church is consecrated to
Saint Pantaleon
Saint Pantaleon
Saint Pantaleon , counted in the West among the late-medieval Fourteen Holy Helpers and in the East as one of the Holy Unmercenary Healers, was a martyr of Nicomedia in Bithynia during the Diocletian persecution of 303 AD...
and the
Saints Cosmas and Damian
Saints Cosmas and Damian
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. The empress
Theophanu , also spelled Theophania, Theophana or Theophano, was born in Constantinople, and was the wife of Otto II, Holy Roman Emperor.-Family:...
and the archbishop Bruno the Great are buried in the church. Pope Benedict XVI visited the church in 2005.
The coffered ceiling in the nave, depicting the
Tree of Jesse
Tree of Jesse
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and portraits of various saints, was designed and realised by artist Dieter Hartmann and was made possible by support of the booster club for the Romanesque churches of Cologne. The ceiling in the flanking
A westwork is the monumental, west-facing entrance section of a Carolingian, Ottonian, or Romanesque church. The exterior consists of multiple stories between two towers. The interior includes an entrance vestibule, a chapel, and a series of galleries overlooking the nave...
was done by artist Gerhard Kadow in 1966, and depicts the Heavenly Jerusalem.
Since the 10th Century, the church holds a
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Saint Alban
Saint Alban
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. The remains of Saint Alban probably ended up in the church after the
Dissolution of the Monasteries
Dissolution of the Monasteries
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by King
Henry VIII of England
Henry VIII of England
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in the 16th Century. In 2002, a collar bone, one of the
In religion, a relic is a part of the body of a saint or a venerated person, or else another type of ancient religious object, carefully preserved for purposes of veneration or as a tangible memorial...
s in the shrine, was moved to
St Albans Cathedral
St Albans Cathedral
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St Albans
St Albans
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, England, and placed in the shrine to Saint Alban there.
The church also contains a 12th-Century shrine to Saint Maurinus of Cologne said to contain the remains of this saint.
A more modern shrine, completed in 2006, stands in the northern aisle. It is dedicated to Josemaría Escrivá, the founder of the
Opus Dei
Opus Dei
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movement. The shrine was officially consecrated in 2006 by Cardinal Joachim Meisner of Cologne.
Roman villa
Roman villa
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originally occupied the hill, just outside Roman Cologne, on which the church stands. Remains of this villa are still visible in the church
In architecture, a crypt is a stone chamber or vault beneath the floor of a burial vault possibly containing sarcophagi, coffins or relics....
. The villa was replaced with a church around 870 and in 955, Archbishop Bruno the Great (brother of Emperor Otto the Great) added a
Order of Saint Benedict
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An abbey is a Catholic monastery or convent, under the authority of an Abbot or an Abbess, who serves as the spiritual father or mother of the community.The term can also refer to an establishment which has long ceased to function as an abbey,...
. Here, Bruno was buried after his death. In 966, work was begun on a new church to go with the monastery. The church was consecrated in 980.
St. Pantaleon's is the oldest church of the
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of Saint Pantaleon west of
Byzantium was an ancient Greek city, founded by Greek colonists from Megara in 667 BC and named after their king Byzas . The name Byzantium is a Latinization of the original name Byzantion...
. Holy Roman Empress
Theophanu , also spelled Theophania, Theophana or Theophano, was born in Constantinople, and was the wife of Otto II, Holy Roman Emperor.-Family:...
, a Byzantine princess who was married to Emperor
Otto II
Otto II, Holy Roman Emperor
Otto II , called the Red, was the third ruler of the Saxon or Ottonian dynasty, the son of Otto the Great and Adelaide of Italy.-Early years and co-ruler with Otto I:...
in 972, ordered the construction of the current facade and was also buried in the church at her own request.
From 1618 onwards, the building was remodeled in several phases to a
Baroque architecture
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style church. The monastery was dissolved after Cologne was occupied by French revolutionary forces in 1794. The church then served as a horse stable, and, after Cologne became
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n in 1815, as a
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garrison church. A semaphore telegraph was placed on the roof of the church to enable rapid communication between Cologne and the Prussian capital of
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In 1890-1892 the building underwent restoration and in 1922 the church, through an exchange with the
Cologne Charterhouse
Cologne Charterhouse
Cologne Charterhouse was a Carthusian monastery or charterhouse established in the Severinsviertel district, in the present Altstadt-Süd, of Cologne, Germany. Founded in 1334, the monastery developed into the largest charterhouse in Germany until it was forcibly dissolved in 1794 by the invading...
, again became Catholic. During the Second World War, the roof, parts of the outer walls and a large part of the interior were destroyed, but after the war the church was restored. During this restoration, in 1955-1962, an archeological survey was conducted. Around 1956-1957, new church bells were placed, and in 1963 a new organ was installed.
Pope Benedict XVI visited the church on 19 August 2005, during
World Youth Day 2005
World Youth Day 2005
The 20th World Youth Day 2005 was a Catholic youth festival that started on August 16 and continued until August 21, 2005 in Cologne, Germany. It was the first World Youth Day and foreign trip of Pope Benedict XVI, who joined the festival on August 18. This meeting was decided by the previous...
, and addressed a group of
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. On 10 August 2006, Cardinal Joachim Meisner blessed a new chapel in the church dedicated to Saint Josemaría Escrivá, founder of
Opus Dei
Opus Dei
Opus Dei, formally known as The Prelature of the Holy Cross and Opus Dei , is an organization of the Catholic Church that teaches that everyone is called to holiness and that ordinary life is a path to sanctity. The majority of its membership are lay people, with secular priests under the...
External links
Website of the Church of Saint Pantaleon
Sacred Destinations: St. Pantaleon Church


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President: Nathan Woody
Nathan Woody started riding bikes in San Jose at the early age of 5. From building his first BMX bike to pedaling over the Alps, a passion for two wheels has burned within him. Being a cyclist, he wanted to learn more about how his bike worked and to become a mechanic as well. This led him to the Austin Yellow Bike Project, where he started sorting parts and later joined the collective as a shop coordinator teaching others the skills he had learned. That is the desire he now brings to SFYBP: to teach others the transformative power of the bicycle from the inside out. Vice President: Mary Kay Mary Kay Chin's first bike experience involved a steep San Francisco hill and a very worried parent. Having grown up in the Bay Area, Mary Kay's relationship with bikes started in childhood but returned in force during her undergrad at Mills College in Oakland. In the following years in Oakland, her biking started mildly enough with daily commuting but slowly grew to triathalons and racing. Eventually, during grad school, Mary Kay stumbled upon a job with Cycles of Change. She worked at Cycles of Change as an instructor and cycling educator in an after school program in a central Oakland middle school. Although Mary Kay spent the years following grad school working as a substance abuse counselor, she never strayed very far from cycling--whether volunteering with the SF Bike Coalition or SF Bike Party. In 2011 Mary Kay jumped at the opportunity to help her friend, Nathan Woody start a Yellow Bike Project here in the Bay. Vice President: Adam Dubinsky Adam Dubinsky spent his childhood as a casual sidewalk cyclist in suburbs across the US, but he foolishly stopped riding in high school. When he moved to San Francisco in 2008, Adam had just spent a year recovering from open heart surgery and living in Barrow, Alaska, so he was looking for simple ways to be healthy and to navigate a new city. In hopes of commuting to work, though unsure if the whole biking thing would stick, he tentatively bought a hybrid and named her Kiita (Inupiaq for "Let's go!"). And he fell in love. Little by little, despite considering himself an impostor, he was overcome by the welcoming warmth of an expanding community of inspiring bikey friends (hint: MK and Woody!) who began introducing him to everything from basic wrenching to mass rides to touring and bike camping. It has transformed his life, and while he still has a lot to learn, Adam is thrilled to have this opportunity to share the lane with more people of all different experience-levels. These days, you'll often hear his bing-bong bell ringing involuntarily as he bounces over bumps in the street on his roadie named Aarigaa. That's Inupiaq for "It's a good thing." |

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U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has said in a letter to the U.N. Security Council that the international mission to destroy Syria's chemical weapons is unprecedented and that the team faces many grave dangers.
The joint mission, made up of personnel from the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons and the United Nations, is tasked with overseeing the elimination of all Syria's chemical weapons by the middle of next year.
Syrians began destroying their country's chemical weapons program Sunday under the oversight of an advance team of inspectors from OPCW, the world's chemical weapons watchdog, and U.N. security personnel, Ban said.
Syrian personnel used "cutting torches and angle grinders to destroy or disable a range of items," the OPCW said. "This included missile warheads, aerial bombs and mixing and filling equipment."
A second team of experts will be sent to Syria to "augment the advance team" of experts in the country, the OPCW said Tuesday. It did not give a date for their deployment.
In his letter, sent late Monday, Ban set out the three phases of the mission: establishing an initial presence and verifying the Syrian government's declaration of its stockpiles; overseeing the destruction of chemical weapons; and verification of the destruction of any and all chemical weapons-related programs or materials.
The teams going into Syria, which include security and medical personnel as well as the weapons inspectors, will have a support base in Cyprus where they can train for and plan their operations, the letter said.
At the moment, an advance team of about 35 personnel is on the ground in Syria, but their numbers will eventually expand to about 100, Ban said.
They face a "dangerous and volatile" environment, particularly in urban areas such as Damascus, Homs and Aleppo, the secretary-general warned.
"Heavy artillery, air strikes, mortar barrages and the indiscriminate shelling of civilians areas are commonplace and battle lines shift quickly," he said.
Given that environment, the mission "will establish a 'light footprint' in Syria, only deploying to Syria those personnel whose presence is necessary in the country to perform their tasks," Ban said.
A civilian "special coordinator" will head the mission and report back to Ban and the director-general of the OPCW, Ahmet Uzumcu.
Uzumcu told a session of the OPCW's executive council Tuesday that the developments so far "present a constructive beginning for what will nonetheless be a long and difficult process."
Tight deadlines
The U.N. Security Council resolution that authorized the mission set a deadline of mid-2014 for Syria to destroy its chemical weapons or face consequences.
Under the resolution, the international weapons inspectors must by November 1 complete their initial inspections of all Syrian chemical weapons and storage facilities and complete the eradication of production and chemical mixing facilities.
The time frame for that work is "very short," Ban said, especially given the complexity of the operation and the ongoing conflict.
But, he said, the final phase of the mission "will be the most difficult and challenging." Over the period of eight months, the team is expected to "support, monitor and verify the destruction of a complex chemical weapons programme involving multiple sites spread over a country engulfed in violent conflict."
This includes about 1,000 metric tons of "chemical weapons, agents and precursors that are dangerous to handle, dangerous to transport and dangerous to destroy," he said.
The inspectors will sometimes have to cross front lines and move through areas controlled by armed groups hostile to the joint mission's objectives, Ban added.


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This particular section of Sawgrass Marsh at the southeastern end of Everglades National Park was heavily saturated with water. Little "tree islands" and hardwood "hammocks," which are both names used for raised land where plants and trees grow, sit surrounded by the flat boggy marsh.
I found it very peaceful for a swamp, probably because most of the biting insects were nesting in the periphyton that coats the water's surface like a brown, foamy vomit.
It was still and quiet and egrets walked, long-necked and tall-legged, eating the things egrets eat, probably little amphibians or the tortured remains of alligator souls.
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Car Subwoofers
Dual 12-inch driver high performance sub enclosure
12" woofers
30.48cm woofers
Incredible Sound, Affordable Price
We'd like to say we won't bore with the details. But sometimes making a sub better is all about the details. Such is the case with our dual 12-inch sub enclosures. We took what we knew worked from our db212, did a little refining to make this next generation more impressive, then added even more blow-you-away performance. The result is just plain nasty. Which is good.
db1222 Features:
Huge power handling 720 Watts continuous and 1500 Watts peak!
Front loaded slot port provides thunderous bass and allows greater air displacement then round port designs.
Extensively braced trapezoidal MDF enclosure eliminates performance-robbing box flex. dB1222 is 32-inches W x 14-inches H x 15-inches D at the top and 18-inches D at the bottom and weighs 88 lbs.
Nickel plated heavy duty input terminals accommodate speaker wire up to 8 AWG or twisted pairs of 12 AWG.
Viscoelastic isolation damping between the baffle and cabinet prevent any unwanted vibrations or buzzes when the subwoofer is driven hard.
Rugged automotive grade black carpet provides an attractive and durable enclosure finish.
Heavy duty automotive grade ABS grilles provide awesome looks but also protection for the woofers.
Paintable grilles and baffle looks great as is, or may be matched to your vehicle's color.
2 ohm impedance uses subwoofer amplifier power most effectively.
Klippel optimized components using a state-of-the-art Klippel distortion analyzer, Polk engineers were able to optimize the woofer's motor structure, voice coil alignment and suspension for the best possible performance, even at extreme listening levels.
Dynamic Balance® composite woofer cones feature tremendous stiffness-to-mass ratio. Lower mass means faster transients and finer detail.
High-roll santoprene rubber surrounds provides reliability in the temperature extremes of a vehicle.
Fire retardant NOMEX® inner suspension increases reliability while providing extended cone travel.
All Polk products are made using the best materials and the most advanced manufacturing techniques. They pass the industry's most exhaustive quality tests, including drop testing, extreme signal response and UV & salt exposure testing. Polk loudspeakers are built to perform for a lifetime.
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Continuous | 720 watts |
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Specifications, dimensions and features subject to change without notice. For more information call us at 1-800-377-7655 (USA and Canada). Outside of North America call +1 (410) 358-3600.
Customer Reviews
17 reviews with an average of 4.5
Write your own reviewby Ben Pilon, May 23, 2009
99 out of 161 people found this review helpful.Strengths:
For what they are worth, nothing on the market, in my personal oppinion, beats it! Think about it a pounding 2-12" polk for the price of a JL W6. And the W6 alone will not produce what the DB1222 will.
None that I can find. Execpt loosen all the bolts in a vehicle! Then again that is not a weakness but a matter of self-control! lol
I have purchased 2 of these bad boys both connected to the Polk PA1200.1 amp. BTW this amplifier is amazing! It is actually strong enough to fry both DB1222's! This is really what we call BANG FOR THE BUCK! Not recommended for subsonic SPL level comp though. I found the voice coil heats up fast at levels of 60hz and under. Then again these are only the DB's if you want to go all the way then consider the SR's.
by J�rn Johansen, October 14, 2008
94 out of 175 people found this review helpful.Strengths:
Incredible sound for the low price,looking good,perfect sealingbox..I listening much to hard rock and metal and they play very brutal when they should and.
Nothing that i can suggest.
Installed these Polk DB woofers in my Volvo 940 stationwagon,I`ve had more expensive woofers from Rockford and Pioneer but i think these beats them all.I honest think this package from Polk is maybe the bass-package where you get most for the money today in the marked.I was looking on almost 10 different subwoofers and i`m very very satisfied. Using a JBL mono ampflier with 700w.
by Ali, December 13, 2008
79 out of 161 people found this review helpful.Strengths:
They sound very nice and clear. Nice air ported box and cool protective casing for the subs.
So far I have had no problems with the performance of the subs.
I got this package this summer and it is by far one of the best systems I ever heard. I got a kicker 300.1 monoblock amp hooked up in a 1994 ford aspire hatchback and it bangs so loud. I am about to purchase another pair and put all four in the hatchback.
by Evan, June 24, 2008
78 out of 158 people found this review helpful.Strengths:
the clarity with both hard hits and powerful rumbles!
haven't found anything yet
WOW these things are amazing!!! I have a rockford fosgate T1500-1bd amp running these. my amp is putting out 1054 amps at the 2 ohms and wow these things hit hard. They are very clear and yet have good hard hit and rumbles where it should be. my new set up is the hardest hitting set up I have ever felt. I had to put weather stripping foam in between my liscens plate mounting bracket and the plate itself to stop the rattling. only thing to truly say is AMAZING!!!
by jibril, January 12, 2009
77 out of 156 people found this review helpful.Strengths:
Everything... great sound, even bass, strong, and smooth sound.
havent seen any yet
Goood subs.. havent had any trouble out of these beastfull subs. i have mine runnin on an Quantum Audio 1200@ 2ohms amplifier, and they deliver a monstrous punch.
by michael marshall, February 12, 2009
76 out of 159 people found this review helpful.Strengths:
these polk audio subwoofers are great nice hard base which means great for a back massage for the person in the back seat. I was pushing these subs with a 1000 watts db polk audio amp and also 1000 watts 4 channel for my mids great performance.
by Jordan H, December 11, 2008
74 out of 146 people found this review helpful.Strengths:
umm i got baned from timmies LOL but other than that NOTHING!!!!!!!!!!!
One work AMAZING!!!!!!!!!! they hit soo hard, alout harder than my MTX's
by Dan, April 1, 2009
74 out of 153 people found this review helpful.Strengths:
Quiet neighborhoods, windows and my car
Love them, 1200W mono block fusion amp and it hits hard, makes the whole car rattle
by Matthew, July 3, 2009
72 out of 156 people found this review helpful.Strengths:
Hard Loud Bass, clean sound, extremely strong subwoofers. Excellent!
None really, they will just demolish your car if you aren't careful.
These subs are amazing. I've had Kickers, I've had JL Audio, I've had Kenwood, but I've never had ANYTHING that hit as hard, and sounded as good as these. I would recommend them to anyone looking for earth rattling bass, and just good, loud, clean sound.
by joe pray, March 9, 2009
69 out of 155 people found this review helpful.Strengths:
they have a very low destortion/sound ratio
they cant take the 1400watts there rated for it makes me sad too cuz they soundgood for like a week till they BLOW
these subs are a verry good sounding but they cant take the heat so there getting blown out of the kitchen
by kgne tsalate, January 2, 2009
68 out of 153 people found this review helpful.Strengths:
clean, clear, and deep bass
santa claus couldnt deliver two sets! other than that NONE!
best subs for the money! cant be beat!!!! i got these this beast hooked up with a kicker kx500.2 amp in a 98 explorer and its insane how hard they hit. im asked all the time about what kind of 15s im pushing. no no no polk db 12s. mite add another set this summer.
by Jeff Nguyen, March 10, 2010
67 out of 137 people found this review helpful.Strengths:
very nice looking enclosure, very inexpensive box/enclosure combo
Not a true RMS rating for these subs
Bought the db1222 from fry's electronics I purchased the MTX JH600 which does 600watts @ 2ohms and which is very under rated for these subs 720watts @ 2 ohms. while tuning the amp to the box I only had the amp turned 1/4 of the way up, and I smelled what seemed to be an electrical fire, I thought it was the amp but to my surprise it was the subs they were smoking pretty bad out of the ported enclosure. I returned the subs to fry's and will never purchase polk subs again, I do love my polk component speakers however.
by Derek, August 10, 2009
61 out of 126 people found this review helpful.Strengths:
Can handle quite a bit of power and are LOUD.
The cops will pull you over lol.
These are exelent woofers. Ive had them for about 6 months now and had no problems. I hooked up a JL Audio 700 watt rms amp to these and they blew me away. Sadly im upgrading and selling them. Go to Northern MI craigs list to see my ad. and save some $.
by elcamino, May 13, 2010
53 out of 117 people found this review helpful.Strengths:
Paired nicely with polk 5x7dbs I've got in the doors and rear deck and gotten lots of compliments on the looks and sound of the box.
wish it would handle more power? :) had to put in some sound deadening in the trunk and my rear view mirror is useless with these cranked
Great bang for the buck. I also got these at Fry's and have them paired with a Rockford Fosgate Punch 600.1bd pushing 650-700rms and they can get loud. No smoke here but I watch the bass knob and if I start to smell coil I back off. Gain was set using a DMM to try and avoid clipping.
by Sean, April 25, 2012
9 out of 13 people found this review helpful.Strengths:
Quite impressive power handling Crisp sound even in the lowest register amazing bang for you buck
So loud that neighbors, cops, and pedestrians will take notice (seriously, these things are LOUD)
I've had these babies for about a year and a half after seeing how much power my brother's had. For this price, you cannot beat it. I have had people who have paid hundreds more than me from subs and amps, and they wonder all the time why mine sound so loud, yet has such an amazing solid tone. I listen to just about every kind of music, and it doesn't matter whether it's dubstep or classic rock, these can handle anything. I cannot see myself even upgrading from these unless I was getting JL Audio's or something of the like, I am that pleased. Anyone who says this thing cant handle power is definitely screwing something up in the wiring or picked a bad person to install their subs or doesn't understand how to install correctly. My brother has run his with a 1800w Kenwood monoblock amp for multiple years and has never had an issue. I run mine with a 1000w Hifonics monoblock and have also had no troubles. In fact, I know about 5 people with these subs, and there has never been a single instance of overpowering or destruction of the voice coil I'd suggest a remote for your amp though, as you'll get pulled over within a few days if you don't have the ability to turn it down quickly
by Zach Sutherland , September 14, 2012
2 out of 2 people found this review helpful.Strengths:
Hard hitting and they hit so hard!
Nothing that I know of
Wow. I'm pushing 1500 watts to these things and let's just say people know when I'm coming. These honestly beat the Memphis 15's I had. A+
by Greg, February 23, 2013
0 out of 0 people found this review helpful.Strengths:
Im only using a 2ch 500 watt amp and let me say one thing.. these are LOUD! Every orifice in your body will vibrate. Nothing is safe even my taint hairs were vibrating.
Possible ear damage.
Bought this on sale for $150 yesterday at Frys.The guy said he had 2 in stock n he would brb with a cart cuz this box is heavy (90lbs).
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Redondo Beach Wedding Venue
605 North Harbor Drive
Redondo Beach, California 90277
Contact: Event Coordinator
Phone: 310/318-5538
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Go on, fess up. You love cheesecake. And maybe you even love cheesecake more than wedding cake. If that's the case, you need to check out The Cheesecake Factory. Given how popular this restaurant is, however, there's a good chance you and your honey have already shared more than one slice of their heavenly confection on dates. But did you know you could have your wedding here?
The Cheesecake Factory in Redondo Beach has something no other Cheesecake Factory in the country has: private event space. And not just any old banquet rooms either! We're talking rooms with a view here, because this Cheesecake Factory sits right on the marina.
The banquet spaces are upstairs from the main dining area (and come with their own bathrooms). An earthy Mediterranean palette of terracotta and ochre, accented by dark cherrywood and plenty of potted palms, creates a warm and congenial mood—just what you'd expect from a restaurant known for its generous portions of comfort food.
Welcome your guests into the Foyer, a multipurpose area that separates the two reception rooms. Outfitted with a bar and featuring windows overlooking the marina, this is a natural spot for serving cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. It's also a convenient place to set up a buffet or food stations. A wall of lacy etched-glass French doors connects the Foyer to the adjoining Harbor Room; if you wish, they can be completely removed to create one large space. The Harbor Room is especially bright, thanks to a series of mirrors along two walls. Designed to look like French doors, they reflect the light from the windows overlooking the ocean. The effect is particularly lovely in the evening, as the amber sun sets on the breakwater beyond the boats bobbing in the marina.
On the other side of the Foyer is the Sunrise-Sunset Room, so named because windows on three sides and a high, retractable ceiling of milky glass overhead allow you to track the entire arc of the sun throughout the day. This U-shaped room feels extra light and open because it wraps around a glass-walled atrium-like space in its center. Through the glass you can watch all the action in the bustling restaurant downstairs, but any diners who happen to look up won't see you at all, ensuring your privacy! A long, polished wood bar runs along one side of the room, keeping the libations flowing throughout your party. On a warm night, open up the ceiling and treat your guests to some after-dinner dancing under the stars. Of course, whether you retract the ceiling or not, the Sunset-Sunrise Room also works well for wedding showers, rehearsal dinners and post-wedding brunches.
If you've eaten at The Cheesecake Factory, you know that their book-sized menu can accommodate everyone. Have your special event here, however, and you can customize your reception with selections not available on the regular menu, such as prime rib and roast beef. (Consider their omelet bar for a private post-wedding brunch.) And for dessert? Even if you bring in your own wedding cake, you can still serve a selection of their delicious cheesecakes alongside. You might even decide to skip the traditional cake altogether—with more than 30 varieties of cheesecake to choose from, how could you possibly resist?
CEREMONY, EVENT/RECEPTION & MEETING CAPACITY: Banquet spaces accommodate up to 150 seated or 250 standing guests.
20% of the estimated event total is required to reserve your date. 30% of the estimated total is due 60 days prior, 90% of the remaining balance is due 30 days prior, and final balance is due at the end of the event.
There are no room rental fees. Food and beverage minimums range $1,500–7,000 depending on the date and time of your event. Meals range $30–55/person. Tax, alcohol, and a 20% service charge are additional.
Wedding Receptions
Special Events, Parties
Business Functions/Meetings
Rehearsal Dinners
Catering: provided, no BYO
Kitchen Facilities: n/a
Tables & Chairs: provided
Linens, Silver, etc.: provided
Restrooms: wheelchair accessible
Dance Floor: provided
Bride's Dressing Area: CBA
Meeting Equipment: some provided, more CBA
Parking: large lot and on street
Accommodations: no guestrooms
Telephone: emergency use only
Outdoor Night Lighting: access only
Outdoor Cooking Facilities: no
Cleanup: provided
View: marina and coastline vistas
Other: event coordination
Banquet Hall/Events Facility
Waterfront/Beach Location
Alcohol: provided, no BYO
Smoking: outside only
Music: amplified OK indoors only
Wheelchair Access: yes
Insurance: not required
Wheelchair Accessible
Year-round, daily, 8am–midnight on weekdays, 10am–midnight on weekends.
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I no longer use the breadmaker, wore it out, for now, I am using the kitchen aid mixer to whoop up some bread dough, and it works out the same for me. While I like the BD maker, I used it just for mixing up the dough and never baked in it, rather use the oven. So for me, it isn't as cost effective to have one.
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I have two WestBend bread machines that I use to make all my bread for the Farmer's Market. I ordered them through walmart.com and took advantage of the site-to-store free shipping. I only use the dough cycle though. I also prefer to shape by hand to make rolls, braids, round loaves, etc. It is a big time saver and helps my poor old arthritic hands! :)


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Here's the deal, am 0 for 6 in my marathon efforts trying to qualify for Boston...I ran a 3:23:45 in chicago last fall/06 and needed a 3:20:00. I ran a 3:22:07 in Cape Cod in 2001 and needed a 3:15. The other 4 were between 3:29 and 3:42. I have done speed work galore, 400's, yasso 800's..., 1200's..have run several long runs in a season, 7 last year including fast finish long runs. Tempo's... Mileage was up to 50 mile per week avg. last year with a couple of 60's. I've run under 1:30 for 2 half marathon efforts going into marathon's predicting that I would qualify with plenty of room to spare. I am athletic, I played hoops for years, football, some rugby and this is driving me NUTS that I can't seem to hit the qualifying time. I started running at age 36 and am now 42. 5 ft. 11 inches about 180lbs on race day usually. I always bonk and lose it somewhere during the last 10k if not sooner. I don't get it... Have been trying for six years now, with 3 of the years in serious contention for doing it. The other years I was not training enough. Anyone else out there struggling like this or have any thoughts?
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Now that Myanmar's iron-fisted miltary dictatorship has decided to free a few political prisoners and re-open its doors to foreigners, let the luxury hotel invasion begin!
First up at bat? Southeast Asia's Apple Tree Group, whose international hotel portfolio includes a colonial-era steamship, a villa built by the grandson of a Laotian king, and a thatched roof ecolodge along the Mekong in Vietnam, is shooting for an April 15th opening of its "highly anticipated tented luxury lodge" on the shores of the Irawaddy River in Bagan, called wait for it Bagan Lodge. ]]>
We are most definitely in two minds about the pros and cons of visiting Myanmar aka Burma at the moment, but that doesn't stop us from looking at interesting places to stay should the situation change in the future.
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The October CN Traveler's back page focuses on Myanmar.
The above photo is the view from room 805 at the Popa Mountain Resort, and to reach the volcanic plug monastery in the photo you gots to climb 777 stairs.
Yeah, all of a sudden kicking back on the balcony of one of the 38 rooms in the resort sounds like a good idea doesn't it.
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Income-sharing communities have a long and rich history in the communities movement. From tribal life, to the early days of nuns and monks living together and sharing one home in a convent or monastery, to Oneida community in the 1800's (the original makers of today's Oneida silverware), our roots are deep.
Current income-sharing groups may vary widely in their lifestyles and values, but all share a central economic practice. Some groups live a spiritual life focusing on the word of God. Others define themselves as secular and focus on aspects of shared decision-making and ecological sustainability.
An income-sharing community is an economic unit unto itself. Income produced by members, either in a community-owned business or outside work, goes directly to the community. In exchange, the community provides for all the basic needs of its members, including housing, food, health care, etc. (Individual groups may define "basic" needs somewhat differently) There is also collective ownership of community resources, such as land, buildings, vehicles, etc. In many cases, neither money nor particular skills are required to join; simply a willingness to wholeheartedly join the community in it´s purpose is sufficient. This opens membership to a wide range of people.
One of the most attractive features of this type of living is the interdependence and the level of engagement we share with each other. There is a high level of involvement in each other's day-to-day lives. Our co-workers are our extended family, and we come to know each other holistically. Members also have access to a variety of resources they might not otherwise have. For example, the community may provide a professional-quality wood-working shop for member use, or an outdoor hot tub, or free yoga classes by a skilled member.
"Great! Sign me up!" you say. What else does it mean to live in this type of community? Living so interdependently often means members need to posses fairly well developed social skills. The ability to cooperate with others, to keep agreements, and to resolve difficult interpersonal situations can go a long way in dealing with the conflicts that naturally arise out of such close living. A flexible attitude can help members respond to living with less personal financial autonomy than they may be used to. Most people who live with their own income are used to making decisions themselves about what quality of housing to live in, what style of car to drive, what type of food to buy, and how much to spend on favorite leisure activities. It can be challenging to make the same decisions with a group of people whose tastes, values and class backgrounds may be radically different from one's own.
Income-sharing is definitely on one end of the spectrum of what it means to live communally. This type of community has never been a majority in the communities movement, and yet we have always been a strong presence. Much of this is due to our ability to focus resources, which in turn makes more time available to members who do networking and organizing.
Income-sharing is not for everyone, but those who choose to live this life find it a source of endless riches. It is a life full of unity and diversity, struggle and growth, and ultimately, deep community.


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[Editor's Note: We'd like to apologize for the delay in announcing our January Game of the Month winner. We've had quite a busy time with the transition to the new site, but you can expect the rest of this year's GOTM Awards to continue on track as usual.]
It goes without saying that 2008 was a quality year for gamers. Our Game of the Month Award winners included such gems as Prince of Persia, LittleBigPlanet, Valkyria Chronicles, and Metal Gear Solid 4. Now that we're already into 2009, it's time to see how this year's line-up stacks up against last year's winners. With titles like Uncharted 2, MLB 09: The Show, inFamous, Killzone 2, Resident Evil 5, Street Fighter IV and many more expected to see retail releases this year, the games of 2009 definitely have a chance to trump last year's slew of excellent releases.
January 2009 was a slow month for the gaming industry, and rightfully so. Considering it's the first month after the hectic holiday season and a lot of developers are preparing for events such as CES 2009 and GDC 2009, it's not too uncommon for January to drudge along. Thankfully there was one title released in January that deserves a Game of the Month Award -- Electronic Arts' hit sequel to the revolutionary Skate. Skate 2 hit retail shelves late in the month, but it didn't disappoint. While the original title revolutionized the skateboarding genre and stole the spotlight from long-running champion Tony Hawk, Electronic Arts knew they had to up their game in order to not end up in the same rut as their competition.
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Skate 2 saw the introduction of customizable spot creation. Gamers were given the ability to move ramps, railings, tables, and many other objects around in order to create their very own skate spot that could be uploaded online and played by others. While it was disappointing to not be able to create a spot with a friend online, it's still an appreciated feature that gives the series that extra little oomph.
Not much changed in the gameplay department, but that can be attributed to the old adage, "if it isn't broke, don't fix it." Skate's revolutionary "FlickIt" control system (utilizing both analog sticks as your different feet on the board), still feels as fresh as it did the day the original Skate launched. It allows gamers and fans of the sport to step outside the box and try something new. Skate 2 continued this gameplay mechanic while doubling its bag of tricks, further perfecting the series' flowing play style.
Skate 2 stole the show in January and is worthy of our January 2009 Game of the Month Award. As always, we're going to turn to our community to see what our readers thought of the title.
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"Skate 2 builds on the winning formula that was Skate - and polishes the rough edges of its predecessor. Black Box have listened to fans and given us the ability to make our own lines and to get off the board. They've given us new tricks and abilities. Its early days and I'm certainly still finding out LOADS about what Skate 2 has to offer. For those who decided to stay away from the PS3 version due to rumoured frame rate issues - reconsider. Trust me. It is without a doubt the continuation of a series that now defines what a Skate game should be about. The perfect mix of fun and realism." --Deadpool-
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February is a mediocre month for games, but there are certainly a few heavy hitters to choose from for our next Game of the Month. Will Street Fighter IV overtake the brilliant Killzone 2? Will F.E.A.R. 2 make a surprising debut? Will 50 Cent and his crew bust up our houses until we give the award to Blood on the Sand? You'll have to wait until the month concludes to find out.


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any way we can see out pics...we were at mcools when we met you...me and my girlfriend!
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do you ahve more pics from mcools???
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hi katie, the first gallery should be up on laweekly.com monday night and then a larger gallery will be going up later this week and i'll post the links to both here as soon as they are up.
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