Our first #SOCAL Open Day is this Sun. 5/1 in the #Pasadena area! Meet and greet with many of the garden designers, including Judy Horton at the garden of Merrill & Donivee Nash (pictured).
Start your tour at the La Casita del Arroyo Garden on Sunday, May 1 between 9:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., where discounted tickets and maps to all of the Pasadena area gardens will be available. Admission to La Casita del Arroyo Garden is free.
Note: In one location, the Open Days Directory lists the Pasadena Area Open Day on a Saturday. The correct day is Sunday.
Admission to each private garden is $7. Don’t forget to buy discounted admission tickets in advance. They never expire and can be used at most Open Days to make garden visiting easier.
The Yariv garden is a quintessential example of the Mid-Century Modernism style. The house, designed in 1960 by the notable local architect, Bill Blurock, presents an austere façade to the street that belies the elegance of the interior and rear garden…
When my husband and I stopped at an estate sale the object of our interest became the garden! As soon as we walked in to the home it became a secondary thought, one look out of the window and the garden became first and foremost…
This is the first time this private, estate garden has been included in the Open Days program. The house and garden are designed to take full advantage of the mild, Mediterranean climate where outdoor entertaining can be a year-round activity…
Our gardens surround our Thornton Ladd-designed, modernist house completed around 1950. We extensively re-landscaped the grounds around 1990 with the assistance of the late landscape architect Owen Peters of EPT Design…
Sited on over two acres of park-like grounds, this gracious gated estate, originally designed by noted architect Louis DuPuget Millar in 1908, was thoughtfully expanded in the 1920s by Roland Coate…
Donivee Nash grew up in Delaware surrounded by the rich culture of nineteenth-century estate gardens like Longwood, Mount Cuba, Winterthur and Nemours. She brought this garden aesthetic with her to the New England-style saltbox (as this property was in 1938) over thirty five years ago…
Sun 9:30 AM- 3:30 PM • 177 South Arroyo Boulevard. Pasadena, CA, 91105
Start your Pasadena tour here on Sunday, May 1st between 9:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Discounted tickets and maps to all of the Pasadena area gardens will be available. Otherwise hours are year round, daily, dawn to dusk.
Carl Icahn has sold all if his firms Apple Stake amid China concerns
Owned a massive 45.8 million shares in Apple at the end of 2015 (FactSet).
Sold his entire position in the gadget maker on concerns of its uncertain future in China.
This couple owns $1 million in Apple Stock.
Even at the trading average at the sale, Icahn most likely made a pretty nifty profit. Calculating that 45.8 million shares at say $95 = $4,351,000,000, that is over $4 billion!
This will weigh down Apple stock which has been battered after 13 years with positive growth now turning down and expert sentiment that at least the next quarter will also result in downward sales.
Shares of Icahn Enterprises (IEP) have plunged 33% over the past year due to bad bets on oil-related companies like Chesapeake Energy (CHK) and Freeport-McMoRan (FCX), according to USA Today.
The question is how will Apple fix this?
Could we see Apple stock in the $50 range? Perhaps it will hit $75, but $50 would mean massive loss in stock valuation and investors most likely would start a massive sell off which could present a buying opportunity, but could also cause issues for investors, many why hold large positions of Apple stock.
AT&T is making slow progress to implement robocall blocking for its customers. Tell AT&T’s CEO to step it up and make robocall blocking a priority.
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Join Consumers Union and 600,000+ other customers in telling AT&T’s CEO, Randall Stephenson: “Thanks for taking steps to block robocalls. It’s time to finish the job!”
Even if AT&T isn’t your primary phone provider, they’re an industry leader with millions of customers nationwide. Pushing them to act could create a domino effect that leads to action by your phone provider.
While providers like Time Warner Cable have started offering free call-blocking tools to all of their voice customers, Randall Stephenson, CEO of AT&T, has been happy to let his customers deal with the headache.
Together, we have over 600,000 voices that AT&T can’t ignore. Join us.
Discover New Products and Ideas!
All CDF National Conference Packages include access to the EXPO Hall on Saturday and Sunday.
EXPO Hall Only Tickets are also available.
EXPO HALL HOURS
Saturday, April 30th 11:00am – 4:00pm
Sunday, May 1st 10:00am – 4:00pm
2 day EXPO Ticket
$20
One price for 2 EXPO days. Children 12 and under $10
100+ Gluten-Free Companies
Try NEW products before they hit stores
Discounted products available for purchase
Leave with a bag full of gluten-free goodies and coupons
EXPO Hall features cooking demonstrations, raffles, book signings and a photo booth
Sample the best & newest gluten-free products on the market… plus so much more!
Karen Klemens, owner of Mother Moo in Sierra Madre is expanding to South Pasadena. Look for a formal announcement coming soon. Offerings will include ice cream, coffee & espresso, pie, muffins, scones, sandwiches, soup, and other surprises. We understand the location will be where Buster’s is located. Buster’s sold last month.
Three sisters, Reneé and Colette Richards, and Monica Barry, owners decided its time to move on after 30 years, according to South Pasadena Now.
Open Studios AltaPasaDena Art Tour June 2016 is coming June 4 and 5! Hoopla! Emporium will be on the tour again this year, hosting Piece by Piece, a Los Angeles based non profit organization that works with the disenfranchised inhabitants of Skid Row to teach them marketable skills. Their mission statement: “To provide low-income and formerly homeless people free mosaic art workshops using recycled materials to develop marketable skills, self-confidence, earned income and an improved quality of life.”
Open Studios AltaPasaDena, Presenting A Gift Of Art With Our Neighbors – Come Curious, Leave Inspired!
The Open Studios Tour is a Free Tour of the home studios of local artists in the Altadena and Pasadena area. During this tour, the artists open their studios to people to come in for a visit.
Open Studios is an intimate view into an artist’s domain, where ideas are conceived and come to life. When you visit an artist’s studio, the creative process is palpable. It’s unique to each artist and unattainable at your typical gallery show. That is, in essence, what makes this event so special.
People of all ages love this self-guided tour, with the flexibility to visit with as many artists as you like over two days. We have found this casual format to be a wonderful exchange between artists and visitors.
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A new internet bank has launched from Goldman Sachs. Named GS Bank, the minimum to open an account is $1, interest rates start at 1% up to over 2% yield on certificate of deposits.
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All Vegan Festival with…
Over 100+ Exhibitors!
40+ Food Booths!
Oasis Beer and Wine Garden! – $5 craft beer pints, wine, and specialty drinks
Guest Speakers: Rawvana, Freelee the Banana Girl, Durian Rider, Gene Baur, Steven Smith (Forks Over Knives), and more!
Cooking Demos with PCRM, Mr. & Mrs. Vegan, and more!
Live Bands including Nina & Randa, GrooveSession, the Turners, and more!
Animal Adoptions!
Kids’ Kingdom!
We welcome attendees to a magnificent day filled with food, fun and inspiration. The combination of a delicious vegan international food court, great live music, empowering speakers on health, environmental, humanitarian and animal topics, kids’ activities, animal adoptions, an eco-marketplace with typically over 150 vendors, cooking demos and more, make for an an unforgettable earth-friendly experience that is sure to be enjoyable for all!
A panel of intellectual property experts will discuss the many facets of IP that engineers and scientists encounter in different work settings. The panel will outline the importance of intellectual property protection for entities producing technology and the challenges and opportunities that IP provides to scientists working in startups, big companies, and academia and provide providing guidance on how to prepare for these challenge and opportunities.
Where: Caltech Hameetman Auditorium in the Cahill Center for Astronomy and Astrophysics
When: Thursday afternoon, April 28, 2016 (program from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.; reception following)
This event is brought to you by Caltech as part of World IP Day, which was created by the World Intellectual property Organization (WIPO) to promote discussion of the role of intellectual property in encouraging innovation and creativity, World IP Day events across the United States are supported by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)and the American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA)
Here is a video message from the USPTO for the 2015 World IP Day featuring then USPTO Deputy Director, Russell Slifer: World IP Day message from USPTO.