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Nationally acclaimed SeaWorld animal trainer Joel Slaven has more than 30 years of animal training experience, with numerous television appearances and major film credits such as "Ace Venture, Pet Detective" and "That Darn Cat." For SeaWorld's newest show, he directs the training of more than 130 animals, from the initial selection to the shaping of behaviors. "There is nothing more gratifying than adopting a shy, untrained cat or dog from a shelter," said Slaven, "and seeing the animal transform into an amazing, confident and happy show animal. I'm looking forward to building relationships with all of these animals."
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David Apatoff at Illustration Art has a wonderful essay on what may be lost with digital art. I flip back and forth. A mental list of my favorite contemporary illustrators is a mix of digital and traditional....in fact, many fo them mix the two within the same work. As someone that loves to experience original paintings, I am sad to see exhibits of print-outs and posters, but as someone that also loves to see wonderful illustration out in the world, digital or traditional doesn't matter to me.
I realize that, eventually, illustration will move and project and spin like a Bladerunner set.....but I do find it interesting that most of the digital artists I know regret, to some degree, that they are not painting traditionally. Certainly not all, but, many want to return to oils "at some point."To my mind, this does not diminish their digital accomplishments but it does testify to the idea that there is something so deeply personal about being able to stand in front of a hand made object....something that cannot be duplicated by a machine.
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David Apatoff on Digital Art
David Apatoff at Illustration Art has a wonderful essay on what may be lost with digital art. I flip back and forth. A mental list of my favorite contemporary illustrators is a mix of digital and traditional....in fact, many fo them mix the two within the same work. As someone that loves to experience original paintings, I am sad to see exhibits of print-outs and posters, but as someone that also loves to see wonderful illustration out in the world, digital or traditional doesn't matter to me.
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- Bob Eggleton (Zillabob) said...
Digital, I find winds up less about being about the "object" or the painting itself-the statement being made, the presence of a painting(like when viewing oil paintings in museums) but it becomes sort of a technogeek exploration. SOmeone might say "that's a nice image" and then someone jumps in and talks about "this program" or "that tablet" and the entire conversation is lost in technoland, and in one case someone talking about how they re-mortgaged their home to be able to afford all the hard and software to use and whatnot. That is when one questions the concept of it. Some VERY fantastic images have been done digitally to be sure and some guys do amazing work, make no mistake. But it's the mistaken belief, on the part of less talented people-like,say, some "businessguy" who decides he doesn't need artists or creatives and thinks it's all about moving photos around and anything can "look good" to him. I've played with digital myself and to that extent, it's alot of fun. But I'll always go back to my oils and pencils. I meet some people who've thrown all those out..yikes!
- Irene Gallo said...
Hi Bob,
Off the topic of digital but you reminded me of an experience I had at Illustration House. Vin Di Fate had invited me to go there with his class and listen to Fred Taraba give a talk. One student went up to a juicy Dean Cornwell painting and said something like, "Man, I can never _afford_ too paint like that!" It was funny. I had never thought about Cornwell's wonderful brush strokes a sum total of the expense of the paint but, being able to afford good materials is a real issue for students. Just as they are struggling with the mechanics of painting they are also fighting their student-grade materials...But that builds character, right?
- Bob Eggleton (Zillabob) said...
Yep. I remember in art school(early 80's) I had painting teachers who thought we had money to burn. Part of the reason I left was that they seemed to want you to use the "best" materials but then have you basically paint crappy paintings on them and they wanted alot. So I bought alot of cheaper canvas boards but they wanted stretched linen and such. And the paintings were absurd still lifes, or they'd want something abstract.It was heartbreaking watching good materials being wasted. When I left, ironically, I got a job in a art supply store that catered to that school, and the owners of the store GAVE me any kinds of new paint or brushes, for free to "try out" if they should carry it. And they gave me a good 40% discount on the other stuff. I got such an education working there, trying out new things, getting them for free I found, later, it was truly the best way to go!
- David Apatoff said...
Thanks for the kind note, Irene. Like you, I flip back and forth on this issue. I love physical art objects, but my next posting will be examples of digital artists who I think do a splendid job (all suggestions welcome). All we can do with rapidly evolving art forms is put our heads together and try to separate the wheat from the chaff-- just what blogs are best at!
Thanks for bringing the subject up of digital versus traditional paint. There is no way ever that a digitally created image holds the same lasting appeal than a traditional painting does. It just never will be and there will be those that argue that. I say to them...go to the Brandywine River Museum in Pennsylvania and stand in front of an N.C Wyeth original and then try arguing that. They'll look very foolish. The list of great illustrators goes on and on. The feeling of one's hands as they work a canvas or board and those accidental triumphs and discoveries cannot be replaced by any computer. The value is just not there and for good reason.
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The state Assembly voted 58-8 to approve the proposed legislation in May. Backers say they expect the bill to pass in the Senate as well when it goes to the floor some time in August.
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Button, who has been lobbying for permit standardization for six years, brought the issue to Muratsuchi's attention.
Verengo Solar employs 1,000 workers in four states and has a team of about 75 people that works exclusively on processing permits. Button said it takes on average three weeks to apply for a permit, install the solar modules and get the final project inspected. The actual installation takes one day.
Residential solar panels have become so standardized over the past decade that some cities and counties use a simple checklist to review applications and turn them around in less then an hour. Supporters of AB 2188 want all jurisdictions to adopt such a policy.
"It's the exact same system that we are installing from San Francisco to San Diego," said Bernadette del Chiaro, executive director of the California Solar Energy Industries Association. "Some of these installations are complicated and need extra scrutiny, but the vast majority are cookie-cutter. They should get swift approval."
The League of California Cities, which bristles at any legislation that would impose restrictions on local government, has come out against the bill, saying it unfairly sends solar panels to the front of the line.
"Is it fair to catapult a homeowner who can afford an expensive solar system before other residents seeking home inspections? Are the needs of a homeowner adding solar to their home more urgent than a homeowner with a broken water heater?" the league wrote in an op-ed for the Los Angeles News Group.
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Barry Cinnamon, who runs a solar installation company in Silicon Valley, spoke in favor of AB 2188 during a state Assembly hearing in April.
"One of the most expensive things for an installer is every single little town and big city has different rules for solar," Cinnamon said in an interview. "It makes it very difficult to be cost effective and it also makes it difficult to scale up a business."
Cinnamon said San Jose will grant a permit faster than it takes him to drive round-trip to the city's building department. In neighboring Fremont, the same process takes about a month. The delay means he will charge about $2,000 more to do a job in Fremont than he would in San Jose.
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Same-day permit approval is "a big challenge" in South Bay beach cities because high densities and small roofs means solar panels can limit firefighter access, said Sal Kaddorah, a building official for Manhattan Beach, which requires inspections from both the fire and building departments.
Good solar installation companies know what the city is looking for and usually submit applications that are near perfect, Kaddorah said, which speeds up the process. But for small cities like Manhattan Beach, staffing is an issue.
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AB 2188 would only allow for one inspection after the permit has been issued and the project has been completed, which means cities like Manhattan Beach would have to stop sending the Fire Department to inspect solar projects.
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Dryer Vent Note: If you are using this product to vent a dryer it should not be ordered with a screen. Order with flapper only. A screen can catch the lint from your dryer causing a fire hazard.
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Quality product well made should last a long time. I replaced 8 month old black painted Big Box store supposedly painted Galvanized Completely rusted in 8 months on ocean front home. Very happy with the copper vent
Good heavy copper sheeting. Nice long flange for the hose. Flapper functions well. My only complaint is that the bug screen has gaps on each end large enough for bees to get in. Otherwise a good product that looks right on my roof.
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On April 21,2004,Vanunu was release from 18 years in israel prison,But was not allowed to leave israel,since 2004 and until now, those restrictions continue to be renewed every year,now we are in 2015,and Vanunu Mordechai is as always ready to leave israel, for real freedom,and to start new life in the free world.So this petition is about Let Vanunu start new life in freedom,let Vanunu go Now,
On 25 December 2013, Mordechai Vanunu's 7th Supreme Court Appeal for his right to leave 'the only democracy in the Middle East' was heard.
On 29 December, Supreme Court Justice Asher Grunis denied Vanunu's Appeal stating, "The restrictions are intended to prevent future dissemination of classified material. In recent years the court has examined the necessity of the restrictions several times, and each time has been convinced that they are necessary for state security. The evidence shown here, including the covert evidence, indicates that the plaintiff is still a source of classified information, and is not hesitant to disseminate the information."
Vanunu told , "All the secrets I had were published in 1989 in an important book, by [Nuclear Physicist] Frank Barnaby, "The Invisible Bomb: Nuclear Arms Race in the Middle East."
In 1986, Barnaby was hired by the London Sunday Times to vet Vanunu's story and he testified at Vanunu's closed door trial: "I found Vanunu very straightforward about his motives for violating Israel's secrecy laws he explained to me that he believed that both the Israeli and the world public had the right to know about the information he passed on. He seemed to me to be acting ideologically.
"Israel's political leaders have, he said, consistently lied about Israel's nuclear-weapons programme and he found this unacceptable in a democracy. The knowledge that Vanunu had about Israel's nuclear weapons, about the operations at Dimona, and about security at Dimona could not be of any use to anyone today. He left Dimona in October 1985."So Time come to end this story, enough all this isolation,Let Vanunu Go NOW.Freedom Now.!.
We the undersigned petition the World Media to seek and report the truth about Israel's Nuclear Deceptions and to Israel we say the only way Vanunu can harm 'the only democracy in the Middle East' is with Bad PR!
Vanunu Mordechai.
This petition closed over 4 years ago
We the undersigned petition the World Media to seek and report the truth about Israel's Nuclear Deceptions and Vanunu's 11 year struggle for his right to Leave Israel and to start new life in the...
We the undersigned petition the World Media to seek and report the truth about Israel's Nuclear Deceptions and Vanunu's 11 year struggle for his right to Leave Israel and to start new life in the free world,18 years in Israel prison +11 years in East Jerusalem large prison is enough,Freedom Now ,Free to travel and see the world.
A cyber trail of truth has been established to assist The Media at:
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Sprouts opens Saturday in Greeley
Sprouts Farmers Market will open in Greeley at 7 a.m. March 12th.
The store, at 759 W. 29th St., will be the eighth Sprouts market in Colorado, joining locations in Aurora, Boulder, Castle Rock, Centennial, Fort Collins, Parker and Westminster. A location in Lone Tree is scheduled to open later this year.
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Q: I tend to think of online vs. traditional banking as a matter of preference, but is there more to it than that? Are there some situations where an online bank is just better than a traditional bank?
A: Choosing between online banking and traditional banking is often a matter of preference, but there are some situations that may be a better fit for one or the other.
For example, in a recent survey of online savings accounts, MoneyRates.com has found that online banks tend to offer higher interest rates on savings accounts than traditional banks. This is no surprise, because it represents the fact that an online institution can operate with less overhead than a bank which must maintain an extensive branch network. Also, savings accounts are a great fit for online banking, because the nature of them is that you shouldn't need much in the way of ongoing contact with bank representatives.
A checking account, on the other hand, is designed for more frequent interactions. This doesn't necessarily rule out an online bank, but you'd want to make sure there is a wide enough ATM network in your area to meet your needs.
One concern that often comes up in connection with online banking is security. You should inquire about what a bank has done to secure its web access, and what its safety record has been. You should also recognize your role in the security of your banking data. Make sure the firewall and other security measures on your computer are adequate, avoid accessing bank information on public networks, and use creative passwords that would be hard for anyone else to guess.
Finally, keep in mind that security breaches are not unique to online banks. Hackers have penetrated the computer records of traditional banks as well, so in this day and age, you should have a conversation with your bank about security, whether or not you bank online.
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U2 at the Anaheim PondWow!! Seeing U2 at another arena show after the Elevation tour was such a treat! This was their third show into the tour, so we didn't expect greatness. The "Kings of Leon" opened and who knew how big they were going to be by 2010. This was the concert where U2 decided to mix up their setlist. Bono on the drum during "Love and Peace" was a surprise! I remember after the first five songs or so, I was already wiped out, they played so well!! Edge went back to the keyboards for "Running To Stand Still" which sounded superb!! "Sometimes You Can't Make It..." was very touching and Bono belted it out. They took a break and left the stage during the middle of the concert (not towards the end). My sis and I sat next to the stage on the right side and we could see that at times they were discussing things. We suspected they were deciding on the setlist as they went. Unfortunately, this was the only concert on the tour where they didn't play from their first two albums. But the show was great! They made it work. It was also great to see Edge and Adam switch guitars at the end for "40". Interestingly, after they left the stage, the house lights stayed off for quite a while, leaving the crowd to believe they were coming back with all of us chanting "How long to sing this song". When they didn't return, lots of boos echoed the arena which was surprising since they did play a great show. I, for one, did not boo U2. It was not deserved.


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This just in: They're the Gardeners in Chief!
The White House is going to have a vegetable garden.
And Michele Obama says every member of the First Family will be helping to pull weeds — "whether they like it or not." (Except, perhaps, her mom.)
If you've been following Digging In since last spring, you know that we've been following Kitchen Gardener International founder Roger Doiron and his quest to return part of the White House Lawn to its historical function: growing food crops. Doiron and many fans of this idea, including celebrated authors Michael Pollan and Joan Dye Gussow, have been indefatigable, launching Internet petitions and igniting a worldwide campaign — long before we even knew who would win the primaries — for whoever won the White House to put in vegetables.
They've won. We've won. The New York Times is reporting tonight that Friday — tomorrow — within hours — ground will be broken on a garden to grow 55 varieties. No beets — the Prez doesn't like them. But it'll have arugula, berries, chard, sorrel, peas, lots of peas, and every culinary herb imaginable. Tomatillos and hot peppers (you've probably heard about the first family's fave Mexican restaurant). Two beehives. And if you're on KGI's email list, you got an email tonight (Thursday) with the new White House garden plan.
Michele Obama told The Times her goal is to educate children about vegetables and healthy eating, thus combating childhood obesity. "My hope is that through children, they will begin to educate their families and that will, in turn, begin to educate our communities." A local school that's had its own vegetable garden for years will help her start digging. Tomorrow.
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Tpruvot has made an official release of his updated ccMiner fork (source) version 1.8.1 along with Windows x86 and x64 binaries available for download. The x86 Windows binary is compiled with VS2013 and CUDA 8.0 RC and the x64 binary is compiled with CUDA 7.5, it is best to use the latest video drivers to have support for CUDA 8.0.
The new ccMiner 1.8.1 adds support for mining Siacoin (SC) on Nvidia GPUs using CUDA, SIA uses Blake2-B algorithm, though at the moment different pools still seem to rely on different protocols for mining and not all of them are yet supported by ccMiner. The miner supports the SIA Nanopool RPC (getwork over http) as well as the getwork over Stratum implementation of Suprnova, but not yet the Siaminingpool stratum protocol (you should still be able to mine there via getwork). The hashrate seems to be slightly better than that Sia Go Miner that uses OpenCL and also works on Nvidia GPUs.
The new version 1.8.1 also comes with small improvement in the LBRY hashrate improvements (by alexis78) over the previous release 1.8 that introduced Library Credits mining. So if you are mining LBC with Nvidia GPUs, then you might wan to update to the new release in order to get slightly better hashrate. The Lyra2RE support has also been updated with the with the Nanashi Meiyo-Meijin improvements, so it should be faster than before.
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My 6 year old daughter has had pneumonia about 10 times now, she has asthma and has been tested for autoimmune disorders and cystic fibrosis, sleep tested with no success. negative for any disorders and with the cystic fibrosis she had one mysterious gene that was inconclusive but may be linked to cystic, they said she need two out of three to be positive for that. She also has acid reflux. we can`t find a trigger for the asthma and allergy testing came up negative, we really don`t know what to try next. any advice or any something we may have missed. thanks
My response: The list of possible reasons a child might have repeated lung infections (pneumonia) is quite long. To make matters more complicated, some illnesses in which the lungs sound noisy, and have streaky pneumonia-like marks on a chest X-ray, are not actually pneumonia (infection) at all, but instead are part of an asthma attack.
Acid reflux itself can cause recurring bouts of pneumonia, or recurring unexplained flares of asthma.
Other reasons for recurring true lung infections range from problems with tiny amounts of aspiration (food going down the wrong pipe) while swallowing, to problems with immune system function, to problems with cilia (small hairs that help keep the lung clean) and more.
Sometimes clues obtained from a chest CT scan can help direct the evaluation. Pulmonary function testing can provide helpful clues as well.
If your current doctor is at a loss regarding what to do next, it is sometimes helpful to invite a new set of eyes (a second opinion) to take a look. When you go to the second physician, he/she will want to see copies of all the testing done so far and (very important) will want copies of the actual images (usually burned on a CD) of any previous x-rays that have been done. A pediatric pulmonologist would be the correct type of specialist to involve in this situation.Thank you for visiting NetWellness.
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Storytellers and those interested in how we wander around the web should be interested in this little transmedia storytelling project coming out of the brain of Christy Dena called Authentic in All Caps.
The idea came to Dena when she was undertaking an audio tour of an art gallery and thought about how you would facilitate an interactive audio tour of the world wide web. What would that look like and how would the technology work to help you find and explore that story? The result is Authentic in All Caps. And, while Dena is a bit of a global citizen, she is back home in Australia and has pulled together a local team to make it happen. As is the case with all bootstrapped projects, they need a little bit of cash to get the final pieces sorted and project launched.
Backing this project means you are effectively funding a mash up of old school radio plays with mobile and tablet technology. It sounds like a sweet idea and one worth investing in, you can get in on the ground floor for as little as $7.00. As Dena says:
"Audio is a powerful element in any creative project, and we're drawing on it to explore characters, setting, navigation, and emotion on the web in a new way. You don't just listen in AUTHENTIC; you look, and do. It's not a videogame, radio drama, or audio tour; but we're drawing on the techniques used in all of these to create a new story experience where audio and fictional websites are combined."
The video explains it all in more detail. It sounds like a grand adventure. Back the project at Pozible.


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In today's Wall Street Journal, a reader named L.H. from Ohio writes to columnist Sue Shellenbarger:
You wrote that living in a Blue State reduces the odds of divorce. Democrats divorce at a lower rate than Republicans? I find that very difficult to believe.
Shellenbarger responds that the so-called "blue" states have lower divorce rates than "red" ones for a variety of reasons, including education levels that inspire the affianced to think long and hard about all the reasons for getting married before they hop the Greyhound to Vegas (resulting in lower overall marriage levels and a reduction in the reasons for divorce in the first place.) My problem with "L.H. from Ohio"'s letter is that I find it sort of difficult to believe that he/she would even ask the question, especially in an election year like this one.
Because, really? Let's count our long-marrieds who were actual contenders in the race this year: Democratic front-runners Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, John Edwards and Bill Richardson are all still on their first marriages. But on the Republican side, only Mike Huckabee and Mitt Romney, both famously very religious, have stuck by the first women to whom they promised "for better or for worse." Last-man-standing John McCain divorced his first wife for Cindy, Fred Thompson left his first wife and picked up a younger model and Rudy Giuliani is famously on his third wife.
Perhaps it hasn't occurred to L.H. that many politicians on the right come from the do-as-I-say-not-as-I-do school of thinking. Abstinence-only education and encouraging people to marry and stay married is for the electorate — the minor party functionaries and the voters who want to believe that the 1950s was the best decade in American history — not the ruling class. Because if history is any indication, the leader will likely keep leaving their wives for younger women and boning the interns. It's always good to have someone to cushion the fall when you're knocked off that high horse!
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It was not as if KOI did not already present a beautiful and romantic setting to go along with a menu to entice any discerning taste buds. KOI decided to raise the high bar that that they already set by adding a few select items just for you to share with your Valentine this year.
Drive past the flower shop and walk past the chocolates, if you want to really impress your Valentine this year give them Diablo's Kiss. The aptly named Diablo's Kiss is an Oven-Roasted Snapper with Habanera Sauce was added just for the Valentine's Day menu, but it is so spectacular let's hope that this dish becomes a regular. Created with the intention of bringing the heat of the habanera into the dish, the cream sauce reduced the intensity to a much lower level while still allowing you to take in that habanera flavor. The snapper comes out so tender that you can't use chop sticks to eat it because it falls apart that easily. You will love that while still being so tender, the oven-roasting gives it just a hint of crispiness on the outside, while locking all of the flavor and moistness inside.
To kick off your Valentine's Day meal I would suggest trying "Cupid's Arrow." A very light and flavorful appetizer that is served on two individual serving spoons and is composed of buffalo mozzarella, garlic oil, balsamic, soy sauce and topped with fresh tuna. A nice blend of flavors this is served perfectly so you and your partner can romantically feed each other.
KOI also added two more items to the menu to start off your Valentine's Day dining experience. They have the heirloom tomato and shrimp cocktail and the "White Kiss Rope." If you like shrimp, this is one memorable shrimp cocktail as they come in a group of four, two for you and two for your partner, but the size of the shrimp will make you do a double take. I am not sure where KOI found these shrimp, but they are as big as any I have ever seen and you might just need another couple to make it through these tasty shrimp. The "White Kiss Rope" has great fresh yellowtail and halibut within the roll and is topped with a lemon lime ume sauce and basil. The one thing when you order this roll is you really need to enjoy lemon because it is a very overpowering flavor in this instance. This is KOI, so going with their world-famous crispy rice is always a no-brainer if you are unsure what to do with so many choices. Never be afraid to ask the staff at KOI, they will never steer you in the wrong direction.
KOI also did a little mixology work to help celebrate Valentine's Day by creating the "KOI Crush." A wealth of flavors went into this martini as you have vanilla vodka, strawberry liqueur with pineapple and cranberry. To keep with the Valentine's Day theme you can also order a Berry Bliss off of the regular cocktail menu. This drink really gives you a strong gin flavor but the combination of raw agave, pomegranate juice and fresh raspberries gives you that just enough sweetness and fruity flavor to give you a really refreshing and flavorful drink.
To finish off your perfect Valentine's Day date there is only one path to take and that is down a chocolaty road with the KOI trio platter of desserts. You are given a five-layer chocolate cake, a strawberry macaroon sandwich filled with crème Brue lee and finally a chocolate covered strawberry. The five-layer chocolate cake is the centerpiece of this plate as there is chocolate cake and then there is to die for chocolate cake. This is without question the latter. The cake is moist and decadent, so full of different levels and flavors of chocolate take each bite slowly to make sure you take it all in. Dessert might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of KOI, but the five-layer chocolate cake will always live in your memory after you taste it. If somehow you want to try something else for dessert KOI also has added tres leches cake, with poached cherries and cherry chocolate sorbet, and also the champagne chocolate mousse cake, featuring raspberry bon bon and raspberry coulis.
KOI is one of the iconic restaurants and the name "KOI" says it all. In addition to the spectacular menu, KOI has created a restaurant that seemingly has a different setting around every corner. The main dining room is definitely a little more romantic, dim and gives you a more cozy feeling. The back patio really gives you a little bit more of an Asian feel, more open and bamboo and trees surrounding the dining area. The lounge is a great place to come with a group and hangout and enjoy cocktails in a more upbeat setting. They also have a glass enclosed dining area in the front of the restaurant that is really beautiful at night. Of course they have the sushi bar as well for a more casual and fun way to grab a bite to eat. KOI was very creative in transitioning each area of the restaurant to keep each area its own, but also making that transition seamless.
KOI really is the place to go on Valentine's Day if you want to pull out all of the stops and make your date say "WOW!" Just make sure you have your date and your reservations this Valentine's Day and let KOI take care of everything, you just show up and look good.
The KOI Valentine's Day specials are available February 9-14. KOI Los Angeles is located at 730 North La Cienega Bouevard. To make reservations call (310) 659-9449. For information on all KOI restaurants, visit: www.koirestaurant.com


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by Rev. Philipp Kessler
December 10, 2012
In the United States, we just wrapped up a long and often tedious election season. President Barack Obama won a second term in the Oval Office and many lawmakers, local, state and national, have begun a new phase in their political careers. With November's election over we no longer have to watch campaign ads on television, receive junk mail in our inboxes and snail mail or be bombarded with the memes over Facebook and other social media. That doesn't mean it is over for another two to four years. Quite the opposite! There is always plenty of politics going around.
Every U.S. citizen of voting age has the right and the responsibility to take part in the political process. As members of minority religions, Pagans have an even greater responsibility to be involved. Many of us in the Pagan community feel a calling towards many political areas:
- Environmentalism
- Marriage Equality
- Women's Rights
- Ethnic and Racial Equality
- Gender Equality
- LGBT Issues
- Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO additive foods)
The list could go on and on. The question is, how do we, as Pagans, get involved in politics and to what extent should we be involved?
There are two answers to that question. The first, and the most simple, is to get out there and get involved. If you feel passionately about something it is your right and responsibility to do something to promote it, enhance it, change it, make it happen. The second answer is much more complicated.
A small number of Pagans have taken the very brave step of getting directly involved in politics by running for political office. Of that small number, few of them have publicly spoken of their religious beliefs from the outset, but most of them have had no choice but to address the topic during their campaign or during their term of office. Rita Moran and Edward Lachowicz (both from Maine) being examples of those who have been "outed" either during their campaigns or their terms. Not everyone can be a Dan Halloran (NYC Councilman) and use both his political party (Tea Party Republican) and his religious beliefs (Theod) to bolster his campaign and win an election. Few still can directly use their spirituality to help determine how they run their term of office, Lonnie Murray (Virginia) being the only example that I could find with a quick Google search. Then you have the double whammy of Jessica Orsini, a transgender Pagan who not only won Alderwoman in Ward III of Centralia, MO, but was re-elected to her office twice. There are other examples.
If you take a look at the examples listed above, you will see that many Pagans who run for political office are either forced out of the broom closet or have to deal with negative commentary on their religious and spiritual beliefs. These hurdles are something Pagans who want to run for office have to contend with and hopefully overcome. Cautionary tales though they may be, there are plenty of reasons why we as Pagans should get involved in politics on as many levels as we can.
The Keystone XL Pipeline and other environmental concerns, marriage equality and anti-bully measures, separation of church and state, and so on and so forth. All worthy causes. Are they worthy enough for YOU to get involved in politics? Maybe not, but they are for someone out there, hopefully several someones.
You may be wondering at what I am getting at with this article. Put simply, it is a call for Pagans to take an active role in politics. More in depth, it is a call for Pagans to step up and be represented in politics.
In November's election we saw several firsts. Many of them important firsts. Mazie Hirono became the first Buddhist elected to the Senate and Tulsi Gabbard became the first Hindu elected to the House of Representatives. Both are from the state of Hawaii. By some definitions, these two women are Pagans. Though they may not define themselves as such, that is how many in the mainstream and in the Pagan community see them. Be that as it may, their elections to office, as members of the United States Congress, shows that the American people are ready to embrace people of diverse religions to represent them in Washington. Hirono and Gabbard join the ranks of "smaller" politicians like Halloran, Murray, Moran, Orsini and others who have broken the glass ceiling when it comes to religious and spiritual diversity in American politics. It was not that long ago that non-Christians were breaking that same ceiling. It is not that far off in our future that we may see a Wiccan, a Druid, or an Asatruar taking the oath of office to represent their state or even the country in Washington D.C.
Who that first Pagan in D.C. might be is anyone's guess right now. The question is, what are we as members of the various Pagan religions in the United States are willing to do to make that happen.
In future articles I will be addressing the topics of running for local, state and national office; the hurdles that we as Pagans may have to jump to be recognized as a legitimate candidates; and how the right wingnuts will do their best to prevent Pagans from gaining those offices. I will also write about the actions of our elected officials, regardless of their religio-spiritual leanings and how those actions may affect as Pagans.
Until next time, Pax Religio!