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Category Archives: General
New Physics Theory: Einstein’s Eternal Energy
During Covid, some people hunkered down never leaving their homes, watching nonstop news and bemoaning the end of civilization. Palisades resident Chuck McGlothlin took a different approach. The Purdue graduate, who received his bachelor’s degree in aerospace engineering, and then … Continue reading
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Idea for Kids Who May Not Want Organized Sports
If you have a youth between the ages of nine and 14 and they told you they are done with organized sports, such as soccer and basketball, have they tried golf? This is a life-long sport and a great way … Continue reading
Jump in the Water: Closure Lifted
If you had planned a trip to the beach over Labor Day, and didn’t want to come home with e-coli and other intestinal illnesses, the closure of Will Rogers State Beach, half mile in each direction at Sunset Boulevard, was … Continue reading
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Lee Calvert Celebrates Her 100th Birthday with Pushups
By ALISON BURMEISTER There are an estimated 101,000 Americans who are 100 or older in a country of 245 million people (78 percent are women). Joining that elite group is Lee Calvert, who celebrated her 100th birthday on August … Continue reading
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Resilience of the People Defines the Country
When my husband and I were planning to go to South Korea, this editor looked at guidebooks for historical sites or interesting geological formations to visit. There was not a lot to find. Once we were on the streets, it … Continue reading
Pacific Palisades Crime Update and Two Notices
Senior Lead Officer Brian Espin has released two notices regarding the burglaries in Pacific Palisades. “The first is that the entire Westside including Brentwood, Bel Air and Hollywood areas are experiencing an increase in burglaries,” Espin said. “These burglars are … Continue reading
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Taking a Tour to the North and South Korean Border: the DMZ.
Never having studied the Korean War in school (The Vietnam War got the press), I was only marginally informed about the Demilitarized Zone and the history of the two countries. After my visit, I learned that issues today in that … Continue reading
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South Korea – Part II Subways and Homeless
(Editor’s note: After a weeks trip to South Korea the comparisons between Seoul and Los Angeles was glaring.) You live in a nice house, but then you are invited to a party at a large-scale and grander house. When you … Continue reading
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Bull Bash and Tim Walz
The former Palisadian-Post editor Bill Bruns wrote CTN that “You ought to have a Musing that, “Who knew my relatives would be growing up next to a future VP candidate, in little Valentine, Nebraska.” He was referring to vice-presidential candidate … Continue reading
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Traveling to South Korea an Eye-Opening Experience
If you want one of the best lattes in the world for under $5 (and no tipping allowed), visit Ediyah 이디야 커피. Unfortunately, it is a coffee chain in South Korea, making a quick visit a bit harder, but supposedly … Continue reading