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Happy Anniversary, Sugarhill
Have you ever went over a friends house to eat and the food just ain't no good? I mean the macaroni's soggy, the peas are mushed, and the chicken tastes like wood?
With those and about 3,000 (yes, 3,000) other words, The Sugarhill Gang created what is widely regarded as one of the most influential rap songs of all time. "Rapper's Delight" came out in September of 1979, and as you can see by the lines I quoted above, it was largely about indigestion.
The verse I sampled goes on to describe how even if you run out on your friend's mother trying to feed you "ugly food that stinks," your friendship will still prevail. That's a nice message.
The song also discusses DJing at a club, the size of Superman's genitals, and about 85 similes and metaphors for how much Wonder Mike, Big Big Hank, and Master Gee are all, apparently, great. Unlike anyone wearing pantyhose, right, Superman?
Since it's the 25th anniversary of the release of the bang bang boogie, I thought I'd use my column space to look at some of the rap we've seen since.
Five years after Rapper's Delight, Run DMC released their debut album, with the single "Rock Box." Rock Box is about how Run DMC is great and everyone else sucks. "I'm great and you suck" is a common theme in rap, though not often found in other genres of music. (It'd be a bit odd to hear a country western singer crooning about sucker MCs perpetratin a fraud.)
Flash forward to 1990, a year that spawned MC Hammer and Vanilla Ice. They had more lyrics about how they're great and other people suck than a Run DMC album and more rhinestones than a year's worth of Bedazzler commercials. It should be illegal to rap about how great you are if you've ever used a bedazzler.
Vanilla Ice's "Ice Ice Baby" is about being great, but also has a nice interlude about running away from both gunfire and hot chicks. And a very nice tribute to Miami, a city full of both gunfire and hot chicks. MC Hammer's "Can't Touch This" is also about how great he is, while encouraging people to dance so they can lose weight. Really. Maybe he used to be a big guy himself - that's why his pants never fit.
"Nuthin But a G Thang" came out two years later, and, while also detailing how great Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre were, also taught listeners how to deal with hookers and uppity women. This is when mainstream rap really started deviating from discussing indigestion.
15 years after Rapper's Delight, Tupac released "Thug Life," his third of twelve albums, seven of which were released after he died. "Pour Out a Little Liquor" was a song about pouring out part or all of a 40 to remember fallen homies. That's actually a tradition started by Jews, who take away a drop of wine for each of the ten plagues on Passover. When Sammy Davis Jr. died, the streets were covered in Old English and Manischewitz.
Right around that same time, The Notorious B.I.G. AKA Biggie Smalls AKA Chris Wallace AKA Fat Guy in a Little Coat released "Big Poppa" about how much he enjoys his various nicknames. They original chorus was supposed to be "I Hate It When They Call Me Christopher."
20 years after Rapper's Delight and about ten after Vanilla Ice, Eminem became the first good white rapper. The lyrics to "My Name Is" read a bit like a therapy session, discussing Eminem's parental issues, fear of commitment, and frustration with the school system. The song also talks about how Dr. Dre thinks you should buy the album.
In the meantime, Puff Daddy AKA P. Diddy AKA Sean Combs AKA New York County Inmate #348-KL-12 released a lot of songs that had already been released. While the beats were old, the lyrics were brand new, and generally consisted of P. Diddy telling us that he's great and everyone else sucks. Also, apparently, money is really annoying.
And that brings us to the current and terribly overplayed stuff. Like Nelly's "Hot in Herre," made much more stylish because it has an extra r in the title. The song, like Rapper's Delight did before it, oddly references Sasoon jeans (everything comes back in style). But Nelly also references having a stripper's pole in the basement and how no one can stop his juice. A far cry from a song about indigestion.
Here's to 25 years of hip hop the hippie to the hippie. I left out a good deal of Hip Hop history, including my four favorites: Tribe Called Quest, Outkast, Jurassic Five, and some kid I saw once free-styling on the F-Train.
And if you disagree with my taste, let me just remind you that I'm great and you suck. Steve Hofstetter is the author of Student Body Shots, which is available at www.SteveHofstetter.com. He can be e-mailed at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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The door squeaks a little and my shoes make that noise that they always do on ceramic as I stride towards the elevator. The lobby is always a little warmer than my apartment. I exhale as I hit the down arrow on the wall and wait as the lift travels to the fourteenth floor from the lobby. The elevator dings as the doors open. I hit 'G' and watch myself in the mirror as I travel down. I stare at the ceiling at the narrow mirror there and wonder again if there are cameras in the elevators. I can't see them.
The red button on the wall unlocks the door and the wall of humidity hits me as I walk outside. Sand covers the walk in places, drifting from the near desert to the developed streets. My car has a film of dust, sand whipped by the wind, drifting across the open expanse of wilderness, tamed only by groups of migrant workers. The sand floats over the small desert bushes, the labor camps where the bodies are together like green beans in a can, and then over the edge of civilization. It flies slowly, in a cloud like locusts. It comes to rest on my car, parked along the side street.
The lights flash as I hit unlock. The dash tells me it's 44 C and I quickly start the car and the A/C washes over me like a flood. I cut into the street, heading for the round about.
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Who are you? How does your genes affect your life? Do you know the people that have formed your genetical blue print? I found a photo of my grandmother the other day. That got me thinking. I am a manifestation of all the people in my kin, behind me in the line. So are you.
|My 15 year old Grandmother
on her graduation day (1936).
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I'm the sum total of my ancestors, I carry their DNA. We are representatives of a long line of people. And we cart them around everywhere. This long line of people, that goes back to the beginning of time. And when we meet - they meet other lines of people. And we say bringing together the lines of me."
(by Faithless)
All the past women in my kin, I hold their evolution as being in the front line of our blood line. I've felt that when I unlock blockages in me, I help unlocking family-karma, and the female karma in my kin, even though they are all dead I know I help them. As I see it ~ time is NOT linear, I believe that you can restore issues in the past by healing them in the now. A sort of schamanistic way of wieving life. To be precise, there are just a bunch of "now's" that is happening all at the same time, parallel to one and each other. The now Im in right now, interprets the "past now's" as being past.
I love my grandmother, yet she died when I was 7 years old so I don't have much memories of her. Though we've had closer contact after she died. She comes to me when I call her and gives the pinkest hugs you can imagine. I got some my fun loving craziness from my grandmother. I know she was a closed bud that never really blossomed. Now I can blossom to love her, to heal her and stretch the shortened energy strings for her. Total love for a woman I feel so sorry for. To have lived, but yet not due to anxiety, a bad self image, shyness.. a real wallflower-girl. Sometimes certain people blossom in the spirit world after they have passed away, she's just like that.
|My Grand grandmother, Selina Eleonóra.
The image to the right is from 1906.
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The other day J and I went for a glittery winter frost walk, and past my grand grand mothers old house.. :) She rented the third floor to a painting artist. It's wierd to have heard SO much of a loved Big Mama-Woman in your kin, never have met her, but I go shop my food in the very same store as she did while living in this house (she died in 1963). When my mum was a little girl, staying in this house at weekends, she often starred out of the window, looking at the house Im now living in.. We wondered, what if the family that lives there now rents the third floor? Imagine the coolness if we got to move in there. Talk about walking in the footsteps of your past. Anyway.. I was going to write about meta genetics. Did you know that what your ancestors ate, the nutrition they got from their food is a part of your health status today? What's even more interesting is that our genes are effected by the stress our grand-grand-grand father/mother felt. Emotional stress, environmental stress, social stress and so on. And if they were exposed to a toxic substance that you've never got in contact with, you can suffer an illness due to their exposure. This BBC documentary explains it all... The Ghost in your Genes. You are not only what you eat, you are what your grand mother ate!
Looking at these people from the early 1900, you can so imagine them in modern clothes, seeing them down town, taking on the cellphone, being integrated in a modern society ^_^ My grand grand fater, the young man getting married on this photo is Einar Törning. He worked as a decorater at Uppsala Ekeby making wonderful Art Deco pieces you just have to love! Some of his work was later sold to america.
|Selina Eleonóra's Swedish wedding year 1914
Over to some macaroons I've been working on quite some time now. These are for my second dessert eBook.. Very nutritious and fun to make.
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Howard's jumper with 18 second left in overtime gave Detroit a 2-point lead. Youngstown's Kendrick Perry converted just 1 of 2 free throws to cut the lead to 82-81 with 8 seconds left, but Patrick Onwenu made 1 of 2 for Detroit. YSU missed its last two shots as time ran out.
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During my first year at Western Carolina Teachers College (now Western Carolina University) in 1953, I managed to offend my grandfather so severely, he banished me. (The reason is complicated and I will save that for another story.) "Out of my sight!" he said, and sent me off to Brevard to spend the summer with Uncle Albert. At the time Albert was the bookkeeper for the Silverstein Tannery and got me a job there."Good," said my grandfather. "Maybe he will develop a sense of what it means to earn a livelihood."
I worked in the "buffing room" which was next to the "green hide room," a place where decaying (green) flesh was stripped from hides; the hides were then hung up to "season." The resulting stink hung like an evil fog over the whole place, including the Green Fly Cafe (also owned by the Silverstein Tannery) where we all ate each day. (Every worker had a tab which was deducted from his pay check at the end of the week.) Eventually, I became inured to the smell that permeated everything in or near the tannery; I even reached the point where I could eat the Green Fly's daily diet of collard greens, pintos and cornbread with a reasonable amount of gusto.
The buffing room was in the loft of a large, barn-like structure and its purpose was to convert inferior hides into acceptable shoe leather. This was done by placing hides (which were spotted with holes and possessed areas that were so thin they were semi-transparent) on a great table and coating them with a nauseous, yellow gunk. Four workers stood at each table with huge brushes strapped to their forearms and alternately dipped the brushes in the yellow gunk and then spread it, like lemon cake icing over the hide.This process was repeated several times so that the gunk built up a thick layer. After the hides had dried out, they were placed on the "buffing machine" where huge metal rollers beat the gunk into the hide until it was absorbed.This was repeated several times until the hides acquired an acceptable thickness.
A bucket of water set by each table and when the brushes became clogged, we would clean them in the bucket.The water lever in the bucket was always a little over half-full, because the buffing machines actually caused the floor to shift beneath our feet, like the deck of a ship.The water sloshed back and forth in the bucket in rhythm with the buffing machines. The deafening noise created by the buffers rendered all conversation impossible, and we all learned to communicate with a kind of "buffing room mime." Basically, it was mind-numbing work and we quickly fell into a repetitive routine that lasted for two hours. We received a fifteen-minute break - one in the morning and one in the afternoon - between each shift (which was deducted from our pay). During the break, the workers would go to the toilet, go out on the loading dock to smoke and/or sit on the floor next to their work station. I remember one colorful fellow who climbed on the idle buffing machine and preached to his fellow workers during the break, exhorting them to "find Jesus."
In addition to me, my work station consisted of Lil, a gigantic blond woman who resembled Boris Karloff; a small man named Westley who hummed country-and-western songs, and a fellow named Manard who talked constantly about hunting, fights and epic drunks. During the the breaks, Lil laid on the floor and slept while Westley, Manard and I fled to the loading dock. While Westley yodeled and did a passing imitation of Eddie Arnold's standards ("Cattle Call," and " A Big Bouquet of Roses") Manard talked about his Saturday nights which he spent driving around Brevard with a bottle of John Paul Jones whiskey and a paper sack full of cherry bombs. His greatest joy in life consisted of lighting cherry bombs and pitching them out the window when he passed a crowd in front of a church or theater. He especially liked to frighten the residents of Carver Street, which ran through a black community.
Sometimes when the buffing room was going full blast, the owner paid us a visit. He wore riding pants, carried one of those little jockey whips and was usually accompanied by two white poodles. Sometimes, he would stop and watch us spread gunk. He would say something like "Faster, faster," and the dogs would bark at us.Then he would pop his whip against his pants' leg and walk away.
I lasted two months at the Silverstein Tannery. When I received word that my grandfather would let me return home (with conditions), I collected my last check ($12.00) and boarded a Trailways bus to Sylva. During my last week, Manard broke the buffing room monotony by taking two days of "sick leave" and then showing up with the lower part of his face incased in adhesive tape. (He had a little slit cut over his mouth so he could insert a Lucky Strike.) For the first time I was curious about Manard. When we got our break, I followed him to the loading dock and watched while he carefully poked a cigarette in the slit and lit up. "So what happened to you?" I said. It was a little hard to understand Manard because he had lost most of his teeth, but this is the gist of what he said:
"Well, last Saturday after drawin' my pay, I drove down to the South Caroliny line whar I bought a fifth of JPJ and a sack of cherry bums. I come on back to Brevard, cause I knowed that there was a big church revival down on Carver Street. I set outside that church til almost midnight, sipping JPJ and listenin' to WNOX in Knoxville. Drunk that whole fifth and it was close to midnight afore them folks come pouring out of that church. Then, I rolled a winder down, and using my cigarette, I lit one of them cherry bums, and I throwed my cigarette out the winder and put that cherry bum in my mouth."
Recently, I read in a regional newspaper that a historical society in Brevard was planning to publish an oral history of the region's tanneries, and they were soliciting personal reminisces from former employees. Suddenly, it all came back: The Green Fly, the buffing machines, the white poodles and Lil asleep by her work station. I'm not sure if "nostalgia" is the appropriate word for my memories and I have serious doubts as to if the historical society really wants to know how I feel about the old Silverstein Tannery, green hides and the buffing room. However, I will admit that every time I think of Manard with a cherry bomb in his mouth, I laugh.


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Avoiding the "Bump on a Log" Syndrome
Why is it Difficult to Get Active Class Participation from Some Students?
- When students do participate, they are taking a risk. They may be wrong and are therefore exposing themselves to criticism. For many students, it's easier to simply keep quiet and let someone else take the risk.
- Many students operate under the assumption that their professors will give them all the answers, and the students' only job is to simply receive that information. (Howell, 2001)
- Some students fail to complete their reading, homework, or other assignments in preparation for class which then makes it difficult for them to participate.
- Some students don't know how to participate. They may not know what to say, or when and how to say it.
Do our Students Benefit from Participating in Class?
- Getting students actively involved in learning leads to improved attendance, deeper questioning, higher grades and a lasting interest in the subject. (Felder, 1992)
- Participating in discussion is more likely to change students' attitudes, help them to transfer knowledge to new situations, and motivate them to learn more about a topic. (Nilson, 1998)
- Students retain information from discussions longer than from lectures. (Nilson, 1998).
- Students learn more from participating in discussions because they have a chance to clear up any confusion and to truly understand the fundamentals. (Derek Bok Center, 1997)
Strategies to Encourage Class Participation.
At the onset of the semester consider the following:
- Begin the semester by clearly stating your expectations for student participation, both in the syllabus and in class.
- Go over what specific behaviors will be expected and what qualifies as participation. You may consider the following activities to be equally valid forms of class participation: Visiting office hours, completing One-Minute Papers at the end of the class, asking questions in writing or orally, and engaging in classroom discussions. (Dosh, 2002)
- Invite input from students on what they think should be included as classroom participation. Have them individually brainstorm ideas and then put all suggestions on the board to discuss as a class.
- Have students work in small groups to develop a list of class rules for behavior and participation.
- Have students do paired work and randomly assign pairs to allow them to get to know others in the class.
- Prepare an icebreaker for the first day of class so that students have a chance to know one another. We feel more comfortable speaking with people we know than with people we do not. (Nilson, 1998)
- During an early class meeting, conduct an informal survey. Begin by asking students to raise their hands in response to general questions such as, "How many of you are freshman, sophomores, etc?" and "How many of you work full-time or part-time?" Then move to opinion questions including those relevant to your course material. Students will get an idea about the diversity in the class and will begin to see what they have in common. (Nilson, 1998)
- If you want students to participate, provide them with the opportunity to do so on the
first day. It's more difficult to get students to be active once they've become used to being
silent. (Derek Bok Center, 1997) Try an icebreaker on the first day.
- As an icebreaker, you can have all students share their knowledge of the subject or their expectations of what the course will cover. This gives you useful information about their level of preparation or understanding, while setting the stage for regular class participation. (Nilson, 1998)
- Create an atmosphere that invites students to participate and welcomes their questions and comments. (e.g., ask if there are questions, reassure students that there are no stupid questions, etc.)
- Learn students' names. This increases their level of comfort and accountability, and allows you to call them by name and acknowledge their contributions.
- Arrange seating to promote participation and discussion. Have students face each other instead of asking them to talk to the backs of their classmates. In particular, U-shaped seating promotes class discussion. (Davis, 1993) (Nilson, 1998)
- Consider attaching grades to participation. This increases the chances of students coming to class prepared. If you do this, it's a good idea to clarify with students how you will evaluate their participation. (Nilson, 1998)
Instructor Initiatives
- Arrive a little early and chat with students as they arrive so that you can "loosen the class up." This gets them ready to participate. (Nilson, 1998)
- Put an outline on the board or use an overhead. This organization will make it easier to guide the discussion and gives students an idea of where you are heading. (Nilson, 1998)
- Use small group discussions. Students may feel intimidated when speaking to the entire class, but be more comfortable contributing to a discussion with only two or three of their peers. In addition, they may be more comfortable asking a few peers questions than asking the entire class.
- Avoid the temptation to talk too much. Allow students to develop ideas and to respond to the ideas of their classmates. (Davis, 1993)
- When using overheads, graphs, or tables, ask students to tell you what they are seeing before you explain what they have seen.
- Give students the opportunity to prepare for participation. If you are planning to have a class discussion over a particular topic, provide a few questions or objectives in advance that will be the focus of discussion. (Svinicki, 2002)
- Before showing a video or other media presentation, provide students with a set of specific questions to be answered or discussed afterward.
- Allow yourself adequate time to prepare before the class session so that your activities appear planned and well-organized. While some instructors can "wing it," most of us feel more comfortable with a well-thought-out course of action, complete with a back up plan "just in case."
- Avoid answering your own questions. Give students time to respond; if they don't, rephrase the question and wait. In general, students need up to 20 or 30 seconds to formulate a response. (Svinicki, 2002)
- Be free with encouragement and praise, showing students that you value their contributions.
- Be sure to correct misconceptions instead of letting them pass, but encourage students to detect errors themselves by inviting elaboration. (Svinicki, 2002)
- Do not ridicule wrong answers or use a particular student in the class as an example of what not to say or do.
- Ask only one question at a time. This minimizes confusion and increases the chances of getting a response. When instructors reword a question, they often actually ask a different question without realizing it. (Weimer, 1993)
- When a student asks a question that is difficult to answer, avoid giving the impression that the question is stupid. If you don't understand the question, ask for more information, or if you don't know the answer to a question acknowledge that fact. Some questions are irrelevant at the time and may need to be answered later in the course, while some are disruptive and are better addressed outside of class. (Weimer, 1993)
- Ask "what" and "how" questions that invite elaboration and explanation instead of those questions that can be answered either "yes" or "no."
Planning for Student Interaction and Participation
- Periodically throughout a lecture, assess students' levels of understanding. Give each student four flashcards, with either A, B, C, or D on it. Ask a multiple choice question and ask students to hold up the right answer. (Mehta & Danielson, 2002). Or, ask students to work in small groups or pairs to discuss their responses before asking them to answer the question.
- Have a student, instead of the professor call on the next speaker during a discussion. This increases participation and student interaction. (Silberman, 1996).
- Instead of answering a question yourself, choose a student in class to respond to a question asked by his or her classmate.
- During a lecture, periodically ask students to write for a minute or two in response to a specific question. Then discuss their responses. (Derek Bok Center, 1997).
- Require students to comment or share their perspective a minimum or maximum number of times in the class or throughout the semester. One technique is to give each student a certain number of game pieces or comment cards. Each time a student speaks, she or he gives the piece to the professor and by the end of the session or course, all pieces must be used. This helps to balance participation from all class members. (Sadker & Sadker, 1992)
- Involve students in defining what constitutes an effective discussion. Ask students to work in small groups and recall discussions in which they've participated that were useful, as well as those that they'd classify as poor or ineffective discussions. Then have the students identify the characteristics and qualities of effective and ineffective discussions and share these with the class. (Davis, 1993)
- Use quiz game formats to generate energy and involvement. Students can work individually, in pairs, or in teams. This can be used to review for an upcoming test or simply to reinforce learning. (Silberman, 1996)
- Use response cards to get broad participation among students. Pass out index cards for students to anonymously write their answers to a question you have posted on the board. Then collect the cards and discuss their responses. (Silberman, 1996)
- At the beginning of each class period, ask students to summarize what happened during the previous class meeting. You may randomly call on several students to contribute, ask one student, or instruct everyone to write at least five important points that were covered and then review the responses as a class.
- Quickly go around the room asking each student to respond to a specific question
contributing a piece of information. This is a good method of hearing from everyone.
- For example, ask every student to complete the sentence "One consequence of the increasing use of technology in our society is..." To avoid redundancy, ask students to contribute something original to the discussion, and allow them to pass if, on occasion, they have nothing new to add. (Silberman, 1996)
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Winning the WWE '12 Tournament at WrestleMania 28 Week:
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"I am so waiting for that day. Recently, my first action figure was announced, and when you look at things you want to do, action figure is one of them, and then being in the video game would be so huge. Then I don't have to create myself. I used to make myself for years in "Smackdown vs. Raw" and all the games before that, so hopefully I'll be in the game this year, and if not, hopefully next year. It would just be insane to be in the game. I think I would pathetically be home alone playing the video game and putting myself in matches. I would love that. It would be a dream come true."
Her TV character connecting with fans:
"I think the important thing is that I've never tried to be someone I'm not. People can read right through that. There's a place for people who are unattainable where you want to have their poster on your wall because they're larger than life, and that's fine, but that's not me. I'm not the coolest person in the world. I'm not the sexiest Diva or the strongest Diva. I know who I am. I'm not the most popular person and I'm kind of dorky and I'm someone you can see at your school or as your neighbor, and I think people like that. I think I'm a girl that represents someone you might know or would like to hang out with, and I think people just relate to me. I also look like I'm about 14, [laughs] so maybe I look like I do go to high school with everyone. I just think it's cool that people have taken to me. Before I was on the show, I was a fan, and I think people can see that."
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Robert Rodriguez had a large and enthusiastic audience during his panel at AFF. The audience was in suspense to find out all about the new TV Network" El Rey" in Austin, TX. He said that Univision Network became very interested in the idea and invested in the English network because their network is in Spanish and not in English. He said," It's like when Disney bought Miramax for example, they will able to make material that they weren't able to make and bring more business and distribution." The network will have viewers in 40 million homes starting in December 2013. The network will be able to feature: miniseries, pilots, sitcom, movies, documentaries, interviews, animations and more.
The inception and vision of the network "El Rey" is to create innovation in television. Robert Rodriguez emphatically pointed out that everyone wants to get through the same door and there is a lot of competition. If you want to be successful in the film industry or television there is always a way to break through, and you need to break the pattern and if you find the door that say Do Not Enter, but you go that way anyway, and if that starts working for you, it's your fate; you can always find a different way where no one else is competing. Robert Rodriguez found his success just going through a different direction or how he calls it "outside the box."
When Robert Rodriguez started doing El Mariachi and Desperado with his personal vision for Columbia Picture Corporation, he realized and was shocked by the fact that Hollywood didn't have any Latin working actors 20 years ago. Rodriguez was inspired by his own personal story and playing his role as writer in the Hollywood market he wanted to write about his own material or own persona as Hispanic second generation, but in the 90's nobody was hiring Hispanic actors in Hollywood. Robert Rodriguez started building his own movie star system by casting Hispanic and Spanish actors who already had a platform in their acting careers in their countries such as Salma Hayek, Danny Trejo, and Antonio Banderas. We heard for the first time different English Hispanic accents in films. It was very refreshing!
When Robert Rodriguez initially created El Mariachi he didn't make it with the idea to sell it to Columbia Pictures, for him it was like an impossible dream or fantasy. He thought more about home videos in the Mexican market, but the movie went into Columbia Pictures, and by accident the miracles happen!
The creation of the Network "El Rey" opened the door to a rainbow of variety of multicultural experimental programs directed in a way that the audience will decide the rating. " El Rey" has been created to give the producers, actors, crew, writers and filmmakers a chance and new opportunities in the business of television where some minorities had been left out or have felt the lack of presence of their voice.
"El Rey" was among the minority-owned networks that landed a carriage deal with Comcast Corp, as part of the FCC's conditions for approving the 2011 buyout of NBC Universal. Rodriguez and his partners in Factory Made Ventures also have corporate backing from Univision, which owns a minority stake in "El Rey". Rodriguez always has envisioned himself in television and one of his motivations was his five children. He said that there is nothing in television that represents his children, since they live with Hispanic culture (half Venezuelan) and talk some Spanish, but mainly they converse in English. Rodriguez had the revelation of creating this network to find a place for this new generation who weren't represented.
Alvaro Rodriguez, moderator and Robert Rodriguez's cousin mentioned that we have a demographic of Latinos who are increasing in numbers, and don't speak Spanish, but love the culture, style, music, films and sports. "El Rey" is a 24/7 English Language Network, featuring original dramas, feature films, cult and genre classics, and sports, and is set to launch in December.
Time Warner and Comcast are expected to carry the network. Robert Rodriguez was very humorous during the panel and said that, "El Rey" won't have any executives and he actually will be in charge." He also said, "You won't have many executives like in other networks where everybody has an opinion." It means that if you present your project to "El Rey" and they like what you bring to the table, they will give you a chance to broadcast it to the other side where the audience will decide if they like it or not. This is a very interesting process!
The first show that is currently shooting in Austin is the TV series "Dusk Till Dawn: The Series". Part of the cast in key roles includes Madison Davenport, Brandon Soo Hoo, Robert Patrick, and Eiza Gonzalez. The Series is an adaptation of the Austin director's movie that starred George Clooney and Quentin Tarantino and will be the first original scripted program to air on Rodriguez "El Rey" Network. The series has a variety of Hispanic actors. It's specially designed for the Hispanic community to be identified in television and they could say "We finally are in television, we finally have a voice."
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We are pleased to announce the release of Alexis Taylor's second solo album and first for Domino, Await Barbarians, on 9th June 2014.
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Playing and recording all the instruments himself apart from strings, Taylor also presents a more reflective side of his writing and singing, which comes into focus in a more confident and defined manner than before. With its brushed cymbal-led quiet and solitude, and its startlingly direct recording approach, the album recalls in places the work of such English luminaries as Mark Hollis and Robert Wyatt. Recalling such recordings is one thing, but the record doesn't sound especially like those. Await Barbarians' soundworld is entirely Taylor's own - at times claustrophobic, synth-led and dry, and at others spacious, warm and homely, it always places Taylor's unique and recognizable vocals up front in the mix, rarely adorned by audible effects.
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The tracklisting for Await Barbarians is as follows:
Lazy Bones
From The Halfway Line
Without A Crutch (2)
Immune System
Dolly and Porter
Closer To The Elderly
Elvis Has Left The Building
Piano Ducks
New Hours
Where Would I Be?
Am I Not A Soldier?
Without A Crutch (1)
Alexis Taylor will be performing live throughout the summer. Full dates with ticket links are as follows:
Fri 23/05/14: Hay on Wye – The Globe
Sun 25/05/14: London – The Ace Hotel - SOLD OUT
Sat 31/05/14: Glasgow – The Wee Chill
Mon 16/06/14: London – The Vortex
Wed 18/06/14: Leeds – The Brudenell
Thu 19.06/14: Manchester – Band On The Wall
Fri 20/06/14: London – Roundhouse Studio
Fri 18/07/14: Eigg – Howlin' Fling – SOLD OUT
Fri 29/08/14: Shaftsbury – End Of The Road Festival
Sat 06/09/14: Portmeirion – Festival Number 6


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Compagnie du Hanneton James Thierree - Tabac Rouge
James Thiérrée is one of Europe's most endlessly inventive and unclassifiable artists, constructing epic dream-like spectacles that areinspiring and captivating.
Born into the circus, his performances on stage and screen have often drawn on this colourful background. Constantly researching and developing his practice, Thiérrée now defies the codes of circus, dance and theatre.
For Tabac Rouge Thiérrée shifts his movement language to dance whilst retaining traces of his origins in contemporary circus and his unmistakeable theatrical inventiveness. The imposing sets create a dark and ominous environment; a massive panel of tangled tubes and mirrors flips and turns centre stage. Moving incessantly across the staging as it re-shapes, the dancers execute random steps in space.
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Deadpool has done it again.
After thousands of fans signed a petition to get the hilarious yet vulgar superhero to host "Saturday Night Live," it appears Ryan Reynolds has responded and he did so in typical Deadpool fashion.
Reynolds posted to social media over the weekend that Deadpool was going to host the show "back in the 90s," but leaked footage of a profanity-laced rant ultimately prevented it from happening.
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The post was accompanied by video titled "Why Deadpool won't be hosting SNL," which appears to spoof recently released audio of Kanye West's SNL breakdown.
"I'm 50 percent more influential than MC Hammer, Apostle Jas Iscariot, the KIA Sorrento" Deadpool says in the clip. "Ten percent more influential than Barbara Bush, the Muppets, Bob Newhart; 60 percent more influential than the iPhone 5, shredded cheese and Dr. Ruth, 7 percent less influential than the Urban Dictionary. Don't f--- with me. Don't f--- with me. Dead or alive, 3 percent more than Wolverine."
Last week, a few days after West served as the musical guest for the late-night series, audio of the rapper voicing his frustration and anger backstage made headlines. In his lengthy rant, West swears he's "50 percent more influential than any other human being" and also describes Taylor Swift as a "fake ass."
In his clip Deadpool, notes he has "the biggest opening rated R movie of all time" and claims "SNL" took his "Life of Pablo album without asking."
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Actually #DEADPOOL was going to host back in the 90s, but then this happened. Thank god Tom Hanks was available.Posted by Ryan Reynolds on Friday, February 19, 2016
The R-rated "Deadpool" has taken the box office by storm, annihilating records with an eye-popping $135 million from its first three days in U.S. theaters, according to comScore estimates.
The Fox film, which stars Ryan Reynolds as the foul-mouthed superhero, easily trounced last year's record-setting $85.2 million February debut of the erotic drama "Fifty Shades of Grey." It also became the biggest R-rated opening ever, surpassing "The Matrix Reloaded," which opened to $91.8 million in May of 2003.


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These locksmiths usually offer domestic locksmith services. If you are getting bothered by any lock issue in your house or garage then you can definitely call these professionals for help.
always remains concerned in offering best locksmith services to all the customers. Though freelancers can be hired for a cheaper cost but if you want high-quality services then sticking to professionals will be a smart choice.
Commercial locksmiths
Astoria Locksmith
These locksmiths are highly professional and they are usually hired at commercial places like malls, corporate offices, banks, schools, hospitals and other related ones. These locksmiths are basically hired from any reputed locksmith companies. If the concern is trustworthy then you can definitely rely on the services of the hired locksmith.
These locksmiths are usually hired on a contract basis. As soon as the contract expired, it needs to be renewed in order to receive valuable locksmith services in a consistent manner. They usually offer different flexible packages out of which you just need to choose the most favorable one that can make your pocket and purpose satisfied.
Astoria Locksmith
is comparatively expensive than that of ordinary ones. They usually offer a wide range of lock-related services. They can even deal with the most advanced security systems.
They receive special kinds of trainings in order to provide customized services to the clients. Since only corporate clients are dealt by these professionals therefore they maintain high-level of professionalism.
Automotive locksmiths
Astoria Locksmith
If you have locked yourself inside your own car do not get panic rather you just have to dial the number of the best emergency-locksmith so that you can receive instant help. Most of the automotive-locksmiths of the modern age are acting as 24-hour locksmiths as the cases of car-emergencies have increased in great numbers.
Both the cases of broken and lost keys can be now easily resolved by means of these locksmiths. If you have lost your original keys, then you can now get duplicate-keys of similar specifications from these locksmiths. Sometimes, car-lock issues become very much complicated and in this respect only sincere and qualified locksmiths can help you out nicely.
: Nowadays, expert locksmiths deal with the repairing and maintenance of computer-chip programming oriented lock systems. These lock-systems ensure highest security and they are mostly found in corporate places. Emergency services offered by these locksmiths are really quite valuable as these services can save you from different kinds of dreadful consequences.
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Need Spice? Add Some Chili
Feb 27, 2008
Jeff Girod
Everything tastes better with chili.
It's why I always wear a pocketed vest like the lead singer of Blues Traveler -- only, instead of being stocked with harmonicas, mine is stocked with cans of Hormel's con carne (because you never know when you're going to come face to face with a chili emergency).
Apparently Carl's Jr. has gotten wise to the power of spicy meat with its new Chili Cheeseburger ($2.99, $4.99 with a combo) and Chili Cheese Fries ($2.79).
Both are topped with warm beef chili and melted Jack and Cheddar cheeses. The burger also comes with American cheese, tomatoes, yellow onions, dill pickles and mustard, sandwiched between a sesame-seed bun.
Hand it to Carl's for not skimping on the chili. It's served in chewable, meaty chunks, and if you're ordering the chili fries, you'd better reach for extra napkins and a fork.
The chili burger is also available in the double ($3.99) and Six-Dollar variety ($4.79).
But if this is your first time ordering meat as a condiment, you'd better stick to the single patty, grasshopper.
A monthlong diet of fast food and no exercise led to a boost of so-called good cholesterol, according to a scientific study reported by the news agency AFP.
It also caused significant weight gain and liver damage (but let's focus on the cholesterol thing).
Make Your Own 'Jack Sandwich'
If you've seen the latest Jack in the Box commercial, you're as creeped out as I am.
The commercial features a hot-tubbin' Jack and his wife sitting next to what I can only describe as fitness guru Richard Simmons in a bikini and one of the members of '70s Swedish supergroup ABBA.
Now you can take the ick factor to the next level by uploading your own photos at www.makeajacksandwich.com.
I chose my column photo and a picture of comedy legend Don Knotts, aka the irascible Mr. Furley.
Hottest "Three's Company" ever!
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Article Originally Published: November 19, 2012
Over the weekend, Bronies—fans of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic—held an online fundraiser for a pair of charitable causes, raising thousands in the process.
"Bronies for Good," a group which has raised thousands of dollars towards a variety of charitable causes in Africa, teamed up with another group of animation fans to raise more money for their causes.
A live stream took place through fan sites of the hit animated series. Fan artists took requests for drawings of their favorite characters or situations while fans donated money through the internet.
The money went two ways—it went towards GalaCon and the Seeds of Kindness 2 fundraiser. Through the online fundraiser, over two thousand dollars was raised for both of these causes.
GalaCon is not only a convention for Pony fans in Germany, but they will be using those funds for charitable causes planned for that convention as well.
Seeds of Kindness 2, as News 4 has reported previously, is a fundraiser raising money for the "Safe Project." They aim to have a chicken farm constructed for a Ugandan Orphanage in Africa. The walls are already up, thanks to over 20 thousand dollars of donations from nearly a thousand fans.


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The world of football never stands still – the search for innovation, new ideas, fresh departures and consistent progress takes place every day. In line with its remit as European football's governing body, UEFA has an unquenchable thirst to see the European game develop in a wide variety of areas, in particular with the help of its national associations, which are vital sources of knowledge and know-how.
On and off the field, one of UEFA's key objectives since its foundation in June 1954 has been to foster the continual improvement of the European game, and to help each country under its wing to nurture their own domestic structures through constant mutual dialogue, sage advice, financial and other support, events, conferences and workshops bringing associations together for discussion and the exchange of ideas, and educational programmes which are an essential source of learning for the present and future.
In technical terms, this means coach education. UEFA and the associations strive to train those who are responsible for nurturing footballers, in particular youngsters, and prepare coaches for what is a challenging profession. It means the grassroots, and ensuring that everyone can experience the joy of the game at whatever level they aspire to – especially the young as an entrance into the sport. It means giving young players a taste of international football at an early stage through development tournaments. And it means solidarity, with the larger countries passing on invaluable expertise to their smaller counterparts who are eager to take giant steps forward.
Sharing knowledge to help associations function even more efficiently is a primary facet of the KISS programme – which has become a proud component of UEFA's national associations' co-operation under the innovative umbrella of the UEFA HatTrick scheme. For more than a decade, HatTrick funding has been responsible for helping countries upgrade and introduce new stadiums and training centres, as well as build anew and renovate their national association headquarters.
Association staff learn with UEFA's help. The Top Executive Programme (TEP) has a mission to support associations' top executives in their decision-making roles, through coaching them to use information – facts and figures, databases – to further develop their game, their organisation and their business. A series of initiatives between UEFA and the academic community has also produced a set of tailor-made courses to further educate association management staff and fulfill their needs – and thereby help the associations to manage its affairs with aplomb.
Finally, UEFA's development work has been a significant factor in the unstoppable rise of women's football. In recent years, the women's game has become a public and commercial attraction in its own right, and has flourished in technical and tactical terms at all levels. More and more women and girls are being enticed into football as players, referees, officials or volunteers, and young girls now have women superstar players as role models. UEFA's senior women's competitions – the Women's EURO and the UEFA Women's Champions League – are setting new standards with each edition, while the youth tournaments provide a fascinating opportunity to discover the women stars of the future.
The impact of the UEFA Women's Football Development Programme (WFDP) is being felt throughout Europe, as UEFA and the associations step up their impetus to push women's football forward to an even brighter future.


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Hopefully this weekend will provide some time to catch up and get ready for next week, though! I'm still trying to finish up the prizes from last month's giveaway, and it's almost time to pull a winner for this month! Wow. Time sure does fly by :)
I'm going to make this short and sweet so that I can whip out my sewing machine and get stitching! I still have one more clutch & coin purse to make plus a scarf and tons of hair oil. However, I can't make the hair oil yet, I'm *still* waiting on supplies to arrive in the mail.
Here we go: I've been craving pie like WILD lately, but being gluten free has made it very difficult to actually eat some. Also, strawberries were on sale $1/lb a few weeks ago, so my freezer was FULL of strawberries.
That combination of facts could only mean one thing: it was time to make a gluten free pie. This recipe is actually for more of a tart, but if you want a pie (crust goes all the way up the sides + over the filling), just double the recipe.
1 c. Bob's Red Mill All Purpose GF Flour
1/3 c. frozen butter, grated
1/2 tsp. salt
1/2 tsp. spice mix (cinnamon, clove, ginger, nutmeg, cardamom... whatever you have)
1/2 tsp. vanilla extract
1/2 tsp. almond extract
1 tbs. filling juice (optional)
1-2 tbs. warm water
(1) Mix it. Mix all dry ingredients together. Next grate the butter and add. I've read on several baking blogs (and in several cookbooks) that grating frozen butter is a great idea, and it is. Especially with gluten free cooking. Simply leave sticks of butter in the freezer just for baking and pull them out as needed. Use any cheese grater to grate the cheese. Mix it into the dry ingredients to begin forming a dough. Add in the extract + filling juice (this is any excess juice that is formed while making the filling). Lastly add warm water, a little bit at a time until you get a dough consistency. If you aren't using excess juice from the filling, you may just need more water.
(2) Spread it. Press the dough into the bottom of your pie pan. Reserve 2 tablespoons of the dough and set aside for later. Use your fingers or a spoon to get an even layer all around the (well greased) pan.
(3) Pre-bake it. Pre-bake your crust in the oven at 350 degrees for 15 minutes.
1/3 c. sugar in the raw (or white sugar if you aren't down with natural)
1/2 tsp. cinnamon
1 tsp. vanilla extract
2 lbs of strawberries fresh for frozen (if fresh, reserve 5 large + mash them)
1/2 tbs. cornstarch (if using frozen)
(1) Prep it. Thaw your frozen strawberries. If using fresh, clean them and cut the tops off. Slice the strawberries into 1/4 inch slices.Add in your spices + extract. Stir in mashed fresh strawberries OR add cornstarch to your frozens.
(3) Check it. Make sure your filling is the right consistency. Frozen tends to be really runny, do you need to drain some excess fluid? I had to take out about 1-2 tablespoons of extra juice. Fresh can be a little too dry, you may need to mash a few extra strawberries.
Pour your filling on top of your PRE-BAKED tarte or pie crust.
1/2 c. GF oats
2 tbs dough (should have been reserved from the crust)
1/3 c. brown sugar
2 tsp. strawberry filling juice
(1) Mix it. Put all the ingredients in a small bow & combine together.
Crumble evenly on top of the tart.
(3) Bake it. Put the whole thing in the oven for 20 minutes at 425. Check the progress, lower the heat to 350 and bake for another 10 minutes.
It was actually pretty stinking good. I hate to say this, but we ate the entire pie in one sitting. I don't know how it happened. Really. One minute there was a tart, the next minute... just an empty bowl, a couple of dessert plates and two strawberry stained faces...
I have a great week lined up. I have two projects which I am especially excited about. However, I'm not sure if I'll feature one, both or neither next week. It kind of depends on how things play out. I have a few easy, sewing-free ways to upcycle some old clothes as well. I was particularly inspired for one of the pieces by an adorable sweatshirt at VS. I had planned to buy it, but in the end realized that I could make it for free. So be sure to check back Monday through Friday of next week! I can't believe it, but it will be the last week of March! All the best, and as always, thanks for reading!


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The City of Long Beach, CA
Long Beach is a popular city in the state of California with a total of 462,604 residents living there. Long Beach is ranked as the seventh most populated city in California and the 36th most populated city in the United States, and is located in Los Angeles County. The largest nearby city to Long Beach is Los Angeles, approximately 20 miles from the city center.There are several family restaurants in or near Long Beach, including Boys Hamburgers No 8, Charo Chicken Lakewood, Bellflower Travelodge, BAHN Thai-Restrnt and Burger King No 2399. For a larger selection of Long Beach restaurants select our Restaurants tab above. Visitors and residents can enjoy nearby Long Beach Golf Courses, Museums and/or Beaches, including the Lakewood Country Club, Compton Par 3 Golf Course, Bellflower Golf & Tennis, Rancho Los Cerritos and Dominguez Rancho Adobe. For a more complete list of attractions in or around the city of Long Beach please click on the Attractions tab above. The following 10 airports are located in or near Long Beach:
- Burbank Airport Amtrak
- Compton - Woodley Airport (CPM)
- El Monte Airport (EMT)
- Fullerton Municipal Airport (FUL)
- Hawthorne Municipal Airport (HHR)
- Long Beach Municipal Airport (LGB)
- Los Angeles Intl. Airport (LAX)
- Orange County John Wayne Airport (SNA)
- Santa Monica Airport (SMO)
- Torrance Airport (TOA)
Long Beach, California Climate and WeatherIn the month of June, Long Beach experiences an average high temperature of 78 degrees Fahrenheit. Low temperaturs in June are usually about 61 degrees with an average rainfall of 0.08 inches. The seasonal climate varies in Long Beach with daytime temperatures averaging 84 degrees in the summer, and 68 degrees in the winter months. Visitors can also expect Long Beach to receive an average of 2.57 inches of rainfall per/month during winter months and 0.12 inches of rainfall per/month in the summer months. The temperature has been known to get as high as 110 degrees in the summer and as low as 25 degrees in the winter so visitors planning a vacation to Long Beach should check the weather forecast to determine proper attire prior to departure. Spring and Fall bring average daytime temperatures of 75 degrees, and nighttime lows of 55.
Long Beach, California Attractions
1A. S. Bradford House - Placentia,
The A. S. Bradford House, which is also referred to as The Bradford House, is a historic home in Placentia, California. It was the home of Albert Summer Bradford, who founded Placentia by arranging for establishment of a water tank along the railway. Homes and businesses within a one mile radius could get water.
2Adventure City - Los Angeles,
Adventure City is a theme park located in Anaheim, California near the city of Stanton. The park's slogan is "The Little Theme Park that's BIG on Family Fun". Occupying an area of over 160 acres, Adventure City is one of the smallest theme parks in California, and receives an average attendance of between 200,000 and 400,000 per year. The Coca-Cola Company, is the park's only major sponsor.
3AdventurePlex at Marine - Manhattan Beach,
The AdventurePlex at Marine is an indoor playground that is situated in Manhattan Beach Califorina. Their facility is operated by Beach Cities Health District, and was designed specifically for children and families. Children can engage in challenging physical and intellectual activities in a safe and supervised environment. There are mazes and tunnels, rope courses and outdoor rock climbing walls, an indoor gymnasium and a modern fitness room.
4Alhambra Municipal Golf Course - Alhambra,
The Alhambra Municipal Golf Course is an 18 hole public golf course in Los Angeles County California. Built in 1955, this Alhambra course designed by William F. Bell is open all year. Tee times are accepted up to 7 days in advance and the pro shop phone number for reservations is 626-570-5059. The golf course dress code is as follows: Shirt and shoes required.
Address: 630 S Almansor St, Alhambra, CA 91801
5Aliso Viejo Golf Club -Ridge/Creek - Aliso Viejo,
The Aliso Viejo Golf Club -Ridge/Creek is an 18 hole public golf course in Orange County California. This course is located in the city of Aliso Viejo, . Tee times are accepted up to 7 days in advance and the pro shop phone number for reservations is 949-598-9200.
Address: 25002 Golf Drive, Aliso Viejo, CA 92656
6Altadena Golf Course - Altadena,
The Altadena Golf Course is a 9 hole public golf course in Los Angeles County California. Built in 1939, this Altadena course designed by William P. Bell is open all year. Tee times are accepted up to 7 days in advance and the pro shop phone number for reservations is 626-797-3821. The golf course dress code is as follows: No tank tops or cutoffs.
Address: 1456 E Mendocino St, Altadena, CA 91001
7American Jewish University - , Bel Air, , , , , , , , , Los Angeles,
The American Jewish University, formerly the separate institutions University of Judaism and Brandeis-Bardin Institute, is a Jewish, non-denominational and highly eclectic institution. Its largest component is its Whizin Center for Continuing Education in which 12,000 students are enrolled annually in non-credit granting courses. A prominent program of the Center is the university's annual speaker series, featuring luminaries like Bill Clinton, Tony Blair, Colin Powell, and other political and diplomatic leaders.
8Anaheim Convention Center - Anaheim,
Anaheim Convention Center is a major convention center in Anaheim, California. It is located across from the Disneyland Resort on Katella Avenue. Much of the Anaheim Convention Center has been renovated in recent years with state-of-the-art facilities. The basketball arena, fronting Katella Avenue, was opened in July 1967, while the convention hall behind it opened to business shortly afterward. Since then, the convention hall has undergone three major expansions, and currently encloses over 800,000 square feet of floor space.
9Anaheim Hills Golf Course - Anaheim,
The Anaheim Hills Golf Course is an 18 hole public golf course in Orange County California. Built in 1972, this Anaheim course designed by Richard Bigler is open all year. For tee time information call the pro shop at 714-998-3041. The golf course dress code is as follows: No tank tops or cutoffs.
Address: 6501 E Nohl Ranch Rd, Anaheim, CA 92807
10Angeles National Golf Club - Sunland,
The Angeles National Golf Club is an 18 hole public golf course in Los Angeles County California. Built in 2004, this Sunland course designed by Jack Nicklaus is open all year. For tee time information call the pro shop at 818-951-8771. The golf course dress code is as follows: No denim, collared shirt and bermuda shorts required.
Address: 9401 Foothill Blvd, Sunland, CA 91040
Long Beach, California Hotels
1Motel 6 Los Angeles Bellflower
17220 Downey Avenue Sr 91/artesia Freeway At Downey Avenue
Bellflower, CA
2Budget Inn Bellflower
17111 S. Clark Avenue
Bellflower, CA
3Bellflower Travel Inn
16400 Lakewood Boulevard
Bellflower, CA 90706
4Walls Motel Long Beach
4821 North Long Beach Blvd
Long Beach, CA 90805
5Carlton Motel Long Beach
4034 Long Beach Blvd
Long Beach, CA 90807
6Courtyard Long Beach
3841 Lakewood Blvd
Long Beach, CA 90808
7Value Inn - Bellflower
10410 Alondra Blvd
Bellflower, CA 90706
8Crystal Casino & Hotel Los Angeles
123 E Artesia Blvd
Compton, CA 90220
9Long Beach Marriott
4700 Airport Plaza Drive
Long Beach, CA 90815
10American Inn
12644 Lakewood Blvd
Downey, CA 90242
Long Beach, California Restaurants
This is a list of Long Beach Specialty Restaurants with addresses and phone numbers, including Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Shops, Fast Foods & Carry Out, Pizza Restaurants, Breakfast & Brunch Restaurants and Barbecue Restaurants. Happy Dining!
16280 Paramount Boulevard
Paramount, CA 90723
5001 Candlewood Street
Lakewood, CA 90712
4935 Graywood Avenue
Lakewood, CA 90712
4895 Candlewood Street
Lakewood, CA 90712
7906 Alondra Boulevard
Paramount, CA 90723
5345 Long Beach Boulevard
Long Beach, CA 90805
700 East 45th Street
Long Beach, CA 90807
4470 California Place
Long Beach, CA 90807
5017 Bellflower
Lakewood, CA 90712
2438 Carson Street
Lakewood, CA 90712
1Baskin Robbins
16280 Paramount Boulevard
Paramount, CA 90723
2Baja Fresh Mexican Grill
5001 Candlewood Street
Lakewood, CA 90712
3Arby's Roast Beef Restaurants
4935 Graywood Avenue
Lakewood, CA 90712
4Boston Market
4895 Candlewood Street
Lakewood, CA 90712
5Alondra Hot Wings & Pizza
7906 Alondra Boulevard
Paramount, CA 90723
6Avila's El Ranchito Mexican Restaurant
5345 Long Beach Boulevard
Long Beach, CA 90805
7International House of Pancakes
700 East 45th Street
Long Beach, CA 90807
8ABC Express
4470 California Place
Long Beach, CA 90807
9Mosley's Barbecue
5017 Bellflower
Lakewood, CA 90712
10Burger King
2438 Carson Street
Lakewood, CA 90712
Long Beach Articles
Published July 31, 2012
The Terranea Resort in Palos Verdes California is a magnificent oceanfront luxury resort with plenty of activities and dining options for families and adults alike
Published June 6, 2012
Our experience taking in the Southern California solar eclipse of May 2012 and our visit to the Griffith Observatory
Published March 27, 2012
Pyramid Lake California offers families year-round recreation including boating, fishing, and camping. Just be sure your boat is shipshape before heading out on the water!
Published March 6, 2012
These diverse Los Angeles attractions from museums, to zoos, aquariums, amusement parks and botanical gardens offer families on a budget endless fun
Published February 21, 2012
Knott's Berry Farm in Southern California is a western themed amusement park with exciting rides and attractions for the whole family
Published December 25, 2011
Enjoy the variety of seasonally sweet Santa splurges in Los Angeles from Christmas firework shows on the beach to Santa on a crystal covered throne in Beverly Hills
Published December 21, 2011
Full of history, fascinating museums, the Rose Bowl and much more, Pasadena California is a special place and deserves a full-court visit even if you are a SoCal local
Published December 17, 2011
St. Regis Monarch Beach Resort in Dana Point a great spot to spend the Christmas Holidays with its R/V Sea Explorer its giant sand sculptures and a visit with Santa
Published November 16, 2011
Enjoy twelve great holiday family treats between Thanksgiving and Christmas in Southern California from boat parades to a Hollywood Christmas, fireworks and much more
Published October 29, 2011
See some of China's renowned terracotta army warriors and other stunning artifacts at the Bowers Museum in Santa Ana, California.
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