I Love, Love, Love beautiful table settings. The way they make you feel, the stories they have to tell really nothing makes me happier. I have always loved china, crystal and, silver, it’s one of my weaknesses.
Read MoreThis year’s City Celebration went off without a hitch! Over 1,800 members of the community turned out for the City’s 64th Celebration—marking one of the largest attendance since its inception! The day was action-packed with loads of outdoor events, including the annual Poker Ride which had over 20 prizes donated by local businesses.
Read MoreAmong the many horror films that are visited and revisited around Halloween—or throughout the year—is a gem known as The Black Cat (1934). A Pre-Code delight, the film stars actress Lucille Lund in what is arguably her most notable role.
Read MoreMy introduction to painting began upon my retirement from a 20 year stint working in Aerospace. I knew I could draw fairly well but my limited painting skills that I acquired in San Pedro High School were very limited so I did things the hard way, trial and error.
Read MoreMADE IN CALIFORNIA: The California-Born Burger Joints, Diners, Fast Food &
Restaurants that Changed America
By George Geary
Forward by Chris Nichols, senior editor at Los Angeles magazine
Prospect Park Books/An Imprint of Turner Publishing
August 2021/Hardcover/$40.00
ISBN: 978-1-945551-91-8 / Ebook ISBN: 9781945551925
Read MoreWe don’t name all of our patients but this one involved a wonderful story.
Hannah, an adult Great Horned Owl, was spotted on the lawn at the Palos Verdes interpretive Center on May 10, 2021 by Sue, of their volunteers, who thought she was dead. She looked like a bloody pile of leaves! Hannah had severe head trauma, perhaps from being hit by a car.
Read MoreIconic and historic La Venta Inn located on the Palos Verdes Peninsula has a new proprietor in town, as Chef Meg Walker owner of the esteemed Made by Meg catering company based in Redondo Beach takes over. Weddings and events will continue to flourish as they have for decades at this gorgeous venue with a multimillion dollar view.
Read MoreStudies underscore mechanisms that evoke happiness. When you get down to it, in engineering terms, you are like a thermostat, a “bio-energetic cybernetic feedback unit.” Your reactions excite your inner alchemist to cascade hormones and biochemistry throughout your system.
Read More2021 Palos Verdes Peninsula Chamber of Commerce Fall Carnival
Read MoreThe one design choice with the biggest impact on the look and feel of your space is what you do with your walls. After all, they surround every room in your home. Whether you opt for paint, paper, wood or tile, its truly a blank canvas. Don't be afraid to get creative! Interior Designer, Megan Dufresne shares some fun ideas and pro tips to make any wall an eye catcher.
Read MoreThe Banning Museum’s stagecoach (Challenge) is a reproduction of a coach that was built in Wilmington in 1867 for Phineas Banning. Banning used stagecoaches like this one to transport passengers and mail between Wilmington and Los Angeles and then on to other destinations around southern California.
Read More“If you won 10 million dollars, tax free, what would you do?”
“What changes would you make?”
“How would you spend your time if you only had 6 months to live?”
Read MoreThe Pacific Ocean along the western United States is cold. The result of the frigid near-Arctic currents flowing south from Alaska unlike the warmer gulf stream waters off the eastern seaboard. As a result, colder oceans tend to produce more drab colored marine life, so not make themselves a target for predators, except Mother-Nature did not get the message when it came to these particular red-orange colored sea creatures whose females of the species are known to eat their own eggs.
Read MoreI think about my father every now and again. I will hear one of his favorite songs in an elevator or see something that would have made my dad laugh and I smile. He died 10 years ago of emphysema – from smoking. Here, alone, treading water at night in the dark off the California coast, waiting for the dive boat to pick me up, makes me think about a lot of very odd things. The dive boat is late and I bob up and down offshore watching the lights of Redondo Beach appear as I crest a wave and then disappear as I drop into a trough. In the solitude I think of sharks, drowning, and my dad. I try and focus on my dad.
Read MoreIn the past few issues of Palos Verdes Pulse I have described the revolution in the life sciences brought about by the discovery of the DNA structure, the genetic code and the human genome. DNA sequencing is uncovering the genes with mutations that cause disease and disability.
Read MoreLas Candalistas Presents "A Night at the Ranch...Under the October Moon" October 30
Read MoreSee’s Candies and Rombauer Vineyards – what’s a more iconic pairing than a delicious California chocolate and wine? To celebrate National Wine Day, the two California companies came together to share delicious pairings
Read MoreHere’s a little quiz for you.
What do the British rock ‘n roll duo Chad and Jeremy, Beverly Hillbillies, and stranded millionaire Mr. Howell from Gilligan’s Islands have in common?
They all performed at CBS-TV’s “Marineland Carnival” in 1966.
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