With a Perennial Plant Association conference under my belt this past week, touring "wow" gardens, and cruising the trade show aisles filled to overflowing with new perennial introductions, you would think that I have 'perennial fatigue'. It sounds like a new disease doesn't it? But I have the perennial bug bad. And my list of must-haves just ballooned like an Peony on steroids! Here are some perennials that I will be looking for at the nearest garden center or big box stores. The big box stores sometimes get the new intros before my wholesale nursery starts to carry them, so I will be on the hunt. Go to Plant Lust- 8 Must Haves to see some other plant acquisitions on my list.
The variegated foliage of Heliopsis helianthoides 'Sunstruck" was an attribute that jumped out at me right away. The flower is pretty too and I think for the size of the plant (a gallon), there were plenty of them. Ultimately growing 14 to 16 inches tall with a similar spread, this is a selection of our native wildflower, False Sunflower. Forming a medium tall mound of silver and green variegated leaves with branching heads of sunny flowers in mid to late season, this should be attractive to native pollinators. Foliage beauty is very important to me since a perennial will only flower for a limited amount of time and this one has it in spades.
Yes, I know, another Coneflower! I have Coneflower overload but this 'Pink 'Poodle' was a standout in a perennial border that I visited. Introduced in 2009, but overlooked by me, the double-flowered plant features very full and fluffy-looking flowers packed with bright pink petals, resembling a dahlia. The plant habit is well-branched, strong and bushy. It is excellent for cutting, but I suspect that it won't be as attractive to butterflies as the single flowered ones. If you are familiar with 'Razzmatazz', which looks very similar, this is a much better plant.
I am always on the hunt for red flowers. Red attracts hummers and butterflies, and it goes with everything. This Helenium 'Red Jewel' attracted my attention on an estate property along a country lane mixed with other herbaceous perennials. Petal skirts of garnet red surround the brown center and look like tiny ballerinas dancing through the foliage. Tall at 4 feet and yes, it probably needs to be staked unless you have other shrubs or perennials around supporting it, the flowers attract butterflies. Requiring full sun, with a good amount of room, I imagine planting this at the back of a border and enjoying the late season color.
If you have never grown an Agastache or Anise Hyssop, go right to the nursery and pick one up. Deer resistance, longevity of bloom, attraction to pollinators, ease of growth, and fabulous scent, are just some of the attributes of this great plant. This is one of my top plants for attracting pollinators. Go to Plant These For the Bees for other good selections. Overwintering an Agastache has been a challenge for me. They sometimes make it and sometimes not, and of course drainage is always implicated when a plant fails. Only 'Blue Fortune' Agastache has been reliable for me, and the other varieties I treat more as annuals. But the Kudos series is purportedly hardier and also mildew resistant which can be a problem.
'Kudos' are shorter than other Anise Hyssops, clocking in at 17-20″ tall. So, more compact, fuller flowers, and the blooms come in an array of colors-gold, ambrosia, coral, mandarin, silver blue, and yellow. What's not to like? I have the gold one in the ground and am very interested to see if it survives my winter here in zone 6b. The claims of hardiness are zones 5 through 9.
Great plants you have featured Claire. That Helenium 'Red Jewel' is amazing. I'm always looking for reds to add to my garden also, but would I ever get around to staking it? My first experience in growing Agastache has been disappointing. I planted 'Kudos Ambrosia' this spring with high hopes but maybe this hot, dry summer has been too much for it.
But Agastache should be very drought tolerant! I am disappointed to hear that. You never know with these new plants, and sometimes you have to plant several of the same kind to get a feel for if it is going to do well. I love your meditation garden, by the way!
Thanks for the new suggestions. It's been the hottest, driest summer on record so I'm waiting a bit to plant more after I see how they do. Have a wonderful week.


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Q: Jmeter, Unable to developed script for below mentioned scenario I have a scenario where I need configure jmeter to achieve:

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*10 o'clock I have to trigger a request with 100 user. ( need to complete within 60 seconds/ramp up 60 seconds)

*10.05 .I need to trigger another request with 200 user. ( need to complete within 60 seconds/ramp up 60 seconds)

*10.10 . I need to trigger another request with 300 user. (need to complete within 60 seconds/ramp up 60 seconds)

5 min interval I need to trigger request and everytime 100 more user compare  to previous trigger. This way i need to reach 8000 user may be it takes 6 hours time.
This way I have to reach 8000 user (rampup 60 seconds). ( approx 6 hours overall time).

A: The easiest way is going for Stepping Thread Group configured like:

The above configuration should match your scenario, you can amend holding 8000 users load and ramp-down period as required. See Advanced Load Testing Scenarios with JMeter Part 4 - Stepping Thread Group and Concurrency Thread Group article for more details if required.
You can install Stepping and/or Concurrency Thread Group extensions using JMeter Plugins Manager

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Establishment of normal values of nasal choanal size in children: Comparison of nasal choanal size in children with and without symptoms of nasal obstruction
Kelly D. Sweeney, Ronald W. Deskin, James A. Hokanson, Christopher P. Thompson, John K. Yoo
Otolaryngology - Head And Neck Surgery
Twenty-eight pediatric patients between the ages of 2 and 13 years underwent intraoperative measurement of the nasal choanae using an instrument custom designed for this purpose by the Pilling Surgical Instrument Company. Additional data points recorded included age, surgical procedure, and the presence or absence of nasal obstructive symptoms which was determined by carefully questioning parents or guardians. Results were analyzed using linear regression, analysis of variance, and logistic regression. Data supported the following conclusions: (1) a linear relationship exists between age and average choanal size with the choanae enlarging at a rate of 0.208 ± 0.09 mm per year (P < 0.03, r2 = 0.16); (2) there is no significant difference between the average choanal size in children with and without nasal obstructive symptoms; (3) the size of the posterior choanal air space cannot be used to accurately predict the presence or absence of nasal obstructive symptoms in children between the ages of 2 and 13 years.
International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology
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Sweeney, K. D., Deskin, R. W., Hokanson, J. A., Thompson, C. P., & Yoo, J. K. (1997). Establishment of normal values of nasal choanal size in children: Comparison of nasal choanal size in children with and without symptoms of nasal obstruction. International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology, 39(1), 51-57. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0165-5876(96)01463-2
Establishment of normal values of nasal choanal size in children : Comparison of nasal choanal size in children with and without symptoms of nasal obstruction. / Sweeney, Kelly D.; Deskin, Ronald W.; Hokanson, James A.; Thompson, Christopher P.; Yoo, John K.
In: International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology, Vol. 39, No. 1, 14.02.1997, p. 51-57.
Sweeney, KD, Deskin, RW, Hokanson, JA, Thompson, CP & Yoo, JK 1997, 'Establishment of normal values of nasal choanal size in children: Comparison of nasal choanal size in children with and without symptoms of nasal obstruction', International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology, vol. 39, no. 1, pp. 51-57. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0165-5876(96)01463-2
Sweeney KD, Deskin RW, Hokanson JA, Thompson CP, Yoo JK. Establishment of normal values of nasal choanal size in children: Comparison of nasal choanal size in children with and without symptoms of nasal obstruction. International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology. 1997 Feb 14;39(1):51-57. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0165-5876(96)01463-2
Sweeney, Kelly D. ; Deskin, Ronald W. ; Hokanson, James A. ; Thompson, Christopher P. ; Yoo, John K. / Establishment of normal values of nasal choanal size in children : Comparison of nasal choanal size in children with and without symptoms of nasal obstruction. In: International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology. 1997 ; Vol. 39, No. 1. pp. 51-57.
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To Do This Weekend: 21 Savage, The Final Stop, and Seth Parker Woods
Catch trap rap superstar 21 Savage, check out a large-scale subway platform exhibit, or see a world-class cellist live.
by Kayla Randall October 20th, 2017 August 29th, 2020
If you're looking for a rapper to soundtrack Halloween, 21 Savage will serve you well. The 24-year-old Atlanta trap star has carved out his lane in the hip-hop world with a rusty switchblade, making threats and boasts under a cloak of lethargy and over barely-there beats and horror score synth melodies. He is hip-hop's premier minimalist, and his lyrics live up to his moniker with lines like, "triple homicide, put me in a chair, yeah," that could make even the casual "savages" of rap blush. But what else would you expect from a guy with a dagger tattooed between his eyes? When hip-hop hanger-on DJ Vlad asked what the "cross" on his forehead signified, 21 corrected him—"Issa knife"—spawning a series of memes and the name of his debut album, Issa Album. Listening to Issa Album is not a fun, joyful experience, but an ominous one that rings true, especially during this spooky season. Read more>>> 21 Savage performs at 10 p.m. at Echostage, 2135 Queens Chapel Road NE. $48.40. (202) 503-2330. echostage.com. (Chris Kelly)
Shuck It, a beer and oyster festival, takes place at Tony and Joe's this Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. Try whole roasted porchetta, raw and grilled oysters, oyster shooters, local beer, wine, and more. Tickets cost $65–$75 and you must be over 21 to attend. Tony & Joe's, 3000 K St. NW. (202) 944-4545. tonyandjoes.com. (Laura Hayes)
OH AND ALSO
Friday: Rock group The Social Animals hit the DC9 stage. 7 p.m. at 1940 9th St. NW. $12.
Friday: Folk singer/songwriter Natalie Prass performs at Black Cat's Mainstage. 8 p.m. at 1811 14th St. NW. $10–$12.
Saturday: Let's set the scene: You walk into an old underground subway platform, the lights flickering above in erratic patterns, and the only other signs of life are the occasional groans and rumbles of trains just out of sight, which never come. It's dramatic, haunting, and hints at realities unknown. Seattle-based artist Rick Araluce is creating this very world, building the subterranean space for his exhibition, The Final Stop, at the Renwick Gallery as his first large-scale installation on the East Coast. The installation will be immersive, made for museum-goers to step into and leave the real world behind. Araluce is an old hand at constructing scenic, room-sized illusions, incorporating both sight and sound into familiar locales imbued with subtle mystery that spark our curiosity. In his world, it's not about what's in front of you, but what could be hidden just around the corner. Read more>>> The exhibition is on view daily 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., to Jan. 28 at the Renwick Gallery, 1661 Pennsylvania Ave. NW. Free. (202) 633-2850. americanart.si.edu. (Regina Park)
Saturday: City Paper alum Sridhar Pappu discusses his book, The Year of the Pitcher, about the 1968 baseball season and pitching's golden age, with fellow City Paper alum Michael Schaffer at Politics and Prose. 6 p.m. at 5015 Connecticut Ave. NW. Free.
Saturday: Horn and percussion trio Moon Hooch performs with multi-instrumentalist Marco Benevento at 9:30 Club. 10:30 p.m. at 815 V St. NW. $20.
Sunday: The glorious notes of Bach's Cello Suite No. 1 have rarely felt more powerful than when cellist Seth Parker Woods plays them. The piece is one of the best-known solo cello compositions ever written, but Woods makes it feel fresh and new. It's no wonder that in the classical music world his star is skyrocketing: Last year, he put out an acclaimed debut solo album, asinglewordisnotenough, and currently, he is an artist-in-residence at Dartmouth College. His virtuoso talent is evident, and the grace and effortlessness with which he plays make it impossible not to be drawn into each bow stroke of the cello strings, hanging onto every note. Not one to be traditional, his playing is done not just with his hands, but his whole body as he puts feeling into each motion. It's as if he is transporting himself to another world, just as he transports you, and we go on the journey to a sweet-sounding cello heaven together. Read more>>> Seth Parker Woods performs at 4 p.m. at The Warne Ballroom at the Cosmos Club, 2121 Massachusetts Ave. NW. $20–$40. (202) 387-2151. phillipscollection.org. (Kayla Randall)
Sunday: Atlas Performing Arts Center presents the Capital City Symphony's 50th Anniversary Season Opening Concert. 5 p.m. at 1333 H St. NE. $25.
Sunday: Musical comedy trio The Cootiesperforms at the Kennedy Center Millennium Stage before David Letterman receives the 20th annual Mark Twain Prize for American Humor. 6 p.m. at 2700 F St. NW. Free.
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China's Cautious Monetary Stimulus Suggests More to Come: Bloomberg View
Aspire, Investments | 27 November 2014
Friday's rate cut the first in PBOC's salvo to ensure "soft landing"?
(Bloomberg View) — China's central bank startled investors last week with an unexpected cut in its benchmark interest rates. The markets, as usual, overreacted. Nonetheless, the cut draws attention to a genuinely difficult problem for the global economy: what to do about China's fading and unbalanced expansion.
The People's Bank of China cut the one-year lending rate on Friday from 6 percent to 5.6 percent, and the one-year deposit rate from 3 percent to 2.75 percent. It was the first such stimulus in China since 2012, and shares and commodity prices rallied all over the world.
The announcement does mark a change of approach by the central bank. Up to now, it has aimed to support growth by providing liquidity industry by industry, rather than by cutting economy-wide interest rates.
Normally when China departs from this approach and cuts rates, it signifies a sharp change in policy. Friday's cautiously calibrated change wasn't that. The cut was too modest to make much difference. Now that policy makers have signaled that interest rates are again at their disposal, however, there may be more cuts to come.
The central bank's announcement that banks would be given a bit more freedom to set their own deposit rates was notable, too. It fits with the leadership's promise last year to give market forces a bigger role in the financial system.
For years, China has capped bank-deposit rates, which tends to hold down consumption (by giving savers less money to spend) and inflate investment (by making it cheaper for firms to borrow). The result has been a pattern of unbalanced growth, increasingly tied to investments of dubious value. Friday's changes, taken together, suggest that borrowers, struggling with heavy debts, will see a slightly bigger cut in rates than depositors. That combination should increase consumption modestly.
The test for the government and its officials at the central bank is to take this adjustment further and support growth while acting to redress the imbalance. Renewed reliance on debt-financed investments with no economic merit would only make the economy more fragile and risk turning the slowdown into a collapse. The trouble is, supporting growth in ways that don't run that risk is a new experience for China's leaders.
China's slowdown is serious by its own standards — but not, as yet, alarming. Figures released earlier this month show that factory output rose 7.7 percent in the year to October — the slowest in five years but still an expansion that other economies would be grateful for. Inflation is low, so there's scope both for further interest-rate easing and for additional moves to liberalize the financial system.
Last week's move, modest as it was, confirms that China's policy makers are willing to innovate, albeit cautiously. That's good. Engineering a soft landing for China is in everybody's interests.
–Editors: Clive Crook, Michael Newman.
To contact the senior editor responsible for Bloomberg View's editorials: David Shipley at davidshipley@bloomberg.net.
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This is a ingeniously designed patch that replaces the S'pht with these drones that are called Nomads. They are taken from the Star Trek episoded bearing the same name.
All types of sports are included in this map pak. You can play soccer again, pool, pinball and even bowling. The bowling and the pinball maps were the most amuzing and interesting. Some old tricks and some new ones. Seven levels in all.


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From the human zoo to diversity initiatives
by Hatem Bazian
Apr 13, 2015 - 12:00 am GMT+3
South African students cheer as the statue of Cecil John Rhodes is removed from the University of Cape Town on April 9. Rhodes in seen as the symbol of oppression meted out by Whites, who believed they were separate, superior and fully evolved.
by Hatem Bazian Apr 13, 2015 12:00 am
The mind is a mirror and microcosm depository of the larger society, thus institutional efforts directed at addressing racial problems by means of diversity initiatives rooted in the human zoo concept will not solve or remedy the race problem
In the 18th, 19th and early parts of the 20th century, the idea of a human zoo was an established normative way to come into direct contact and examine closely the "lower breeds" of the human evolutionary scale. Human zoos of this type were present in major European cities and frequented by everyone in society since it provided a window into the past, the uncivilized and distant animal-like human types who are still present in distant places and are yet to emerge into full humanness. From a perspective of periodization, human zoos corresponded to Europe's colonial efforts and the need to situate a realm of the subhuman and uncivilized that necessitates intervention, conquest, development and civilizational trajectory management. European societies were mobilized to imagine, theorize and internalize a civilizing and Christianizing role for themselves around the world. Consequently, the human zoo, as an ideological construct, made it possible for Europeans to witness the inferiority of others firsthand and then be inspired into civilizational missions and action.
Importantly, racial superiority exists if an inferior is present or imagined to measure the constructed qualitative difference through and by it. A superior has meaning only with the presence of an inferior and, if it does not exist, then it has to be produced, otherwise superiority has no meaning. The zoo and the "inferior" humans brought to populate the exhibits were part and parcel of Europe's crafting of a superior self in relation to the exhibited other, identity formation and affirming a global white supremacy. Certainly, the exhibits had nothing to do with attempts at understanding the reality, background and history of the "inferior" people for they were the extras in a global racial theater where the main and only actor is whiteness. Being subhuman was ascribed to non-European populations before Europe came into contact with them and theories of inferiority were well developed and expounded upon before sailing out to discover, pillage and conquer.
Certainly, race is a socially constructed phenomenon, but this does not mean that it has no vested meaning, power or impact on the racialized subjects themselves and those who undertake the classification process. The human zoo made it possible to establish an initial location for the inferior races within the European mental landscape, which was always the other, the subhuman and the constantly in need of civilizational and interventionist projects.
Thus, the human zoo established a demarcation between animal-like people who had not evolved into higher being and the fully developed and conscious European human - a separate, superior and fully evolved person. The zoos existed for the purpose of gazing at the subhuman subjects in order to legitimize the assigned inferior position within the existing European political, social, economic, religious and racial epistemic structures. Just like an infant that is incapable to fend for itself at a young age, the subjects exhibited at the zoo were instruments to create the lesser human breed that then could be mobilized for their collective dispossession and a tool to provide the needed rationalization for the existing global and material highly racial power structure. The more exotic, strange and abnormal the more useful for this ideologically crafted strategy.
Current diversity programs attempt to cosmetically address an ontologically, ideologically and epistemologically constructed "otherization" structure. Recent racist events in the U.S. and Europe should be understood within the broader otherization process, including deconstructing diversity initiatives that merely window dress the racial problem but never undo the deeper structure that continues to give it meaning. Diversity in this context works to bring the human zoo concept into closer proximity to enrich, celebrate and expand the horizons of the dominant and superior race, but never challenging the embedded ideological subhumanness and racial othering.
Is it possible for the current societal structures in the U.S. and Europe to address violence directed at communities of color, black people in particular, without a deeper examination of racial epistemologies and demolishing the human zoo living inside the mind. The mind is a mirror and microcosm depository of the larger society, thus institutional efforts directed at addressing racial problems by means of diversity initiatives rooted in the human zoo concept will not solve or remedy the race problem.
South Africa gripped by worst violence in years after Zuma court hearing


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Athens/West Athens
This tiny and diverse unincorporated community south of Los Angeles sits just northwest of a park with the same name. It's south of Westmont, east of Hawthorne, north of Gardena, and west of Broadway-Manchester. The park adjacent to it features two baseball diamonds, a gymnasium, swimming pool, and computer lab.
Baldwin Hills is a diverse and affluent neighborhood just east of Culver City in the Los Angeles region. It was named after the 19th century horse racer and land developer, Elias J. "Lucky" Baldwin. Its nearby the very first site of "Olympic Village" which was built for the 1932 Los Angeles Summer Olympics. Some notable residents include renowned film composer, Danny Elfman; Tina Turner, and the late Ray Charles.
Nestled in the Hollywood Hills, Beachwood Canyon is an affluent and exclusive community just north of Hollywood. Small pockets of neighborhood shops and restaurants promise a unique, yet elegant atmosphere. In what used to be the 1920's advertised Hollywoodland community, is now home to the Hollywood sign and has a more relaxed vibe than other canyons in the hills.
The venerable home to many TV shows and movie stars, Bel Air is a six square-mile affluent oasis. it has become known as one-third of the Platinum Triangle in Los Angeles - along with the Holmby Hills and Beverly Hills - for it's high property values and large estates. It's also home to four private and two public pre-collegiate schools, as well as the American Jewish University.
The two and a half square-mile, Bell Gardens, is one of the only cities to permit casino gambling -- bringing in adventurous residents from all over Los Angeles. It's also host to the oldest remaining house in all of the city, the Avila Adobe on Olivera Street which was built in 1818. Its residents are served by the Montebello School District.
Bellflower is nestled between major freeways, making the rest of Los Angeles a convenient drive away. It lies south of the 105 freeway, west of the 605 freeway, north of the 91 freeway, and east of Paramount. Because of the bellefleur apples which grew in orchards in the area, it was changed from Somerset to Bellflower in 1909.
This small community is tucked away in the Santa Monica Mountains overlooking the westside of Los Angeles north of Sunset Boulevard. It's bordered to the north by Sherman Oaks, Bel Air to the southwest, Beverly Hills to the southeast, and the famous Mulholland Drive running along the north end. Its windy streets are lined with beautifully designed estates, providing a more elegant backdrop to the lush landscape.
Home to the eight-story Beverly Center shopping center, Beverly Grove is a small neighborhood bordering Beverly Hills and West Hollywood. This 1.65-square-mile neighborhood has one private elementary school and one of the highest rates of college graduates in the county. Beverly Grove boasts fine dining, outdoor activities and is a prime location for families.
Home to the most famous zip code in the entire country, Beverly Hills is the quintessential definition of ultra luxury. It's also known for its extravagant shops that align historic Rodeo Drive. Given the size of many homes in the area, the population density is one of the lowest in the county. Beverly Hills has both standout public and private schools.
Beverlywood
This quaint and beautiful area of 6,500+ residents is surrounded by Beverly Hills and Mid-City. It's highly educated population is reflected in its highly regarded public schools. Citizens in Beverlywood tend to be older, and more family orientated. It's also home to the prestigious Hillcrest Country Club, where Groucho Marx was once a member.
A picture of affluence and beauty, Brentwood is situated at the foot of the Santa Monica mountains, bordered by the San Diego Freeway to the east and Santa Monica to the south. The Brentwood Country Club has been open since the golden age of Hollywood and hosted parts of the 1932 Summer Olympics. The coral trees that line San Vicente Blvd are considered a historical-cultural monument.
Though it's located downtown, Bunker Hill is a district unlike most in the area as it's the oldest district in all of Los Angeles. The land was purchased in 1867 and was one of the fastest growing districts in LA. Since WWII, growth slowed, but recent developers have rejuvenated the area renovating historic buildings into thriving businesses and beautiful living spaces.
Incorporated in 1968, Carson is the youngest municipality in the South Bay region of Los Angeles. Compared to other areas, Carson is quite large at 19 square miles. It's bordered by Torrance to the west, West Rancho Dominguez to the north, Lakewood to the east, and Wilmington to the south. It's home to the StubHub Center which hosts the LA Galaxy, Los Angeles Sol, and the training headquarters for the men's national soccer team.
Carthay/Carthay Square/Crestview
Carthay is a half-square mile neighborhood surrounded by Beverly Grove to the north, Mid-Wilshire to the east, Mid-City to the south, and Beverly Hills to the northwest. It's played a legendary role in Hollywood hosting the premieres for Snow White and Gone with the Wind in Carthay Circle. It's also one of the first neighborhoods in Los Angeles to have all utility wires buried underground to maintain its picturesque cityscape.
Most notably home to one of the biggest movie and tv production studios in the world, 20th Century Fox Studios, Century City was originally part of its backlot and is only 176 acres in size. It's bordered by Beverly Hills to the north and northeast, Cheviot Hills to the south, and Westwood to the northwest. Its main economy comes from Fox Studios and a substantial upscale shopping and dining center.
Part of the Gateway Cities, Cerritos is a melting pot for culture and a true foodie's paradise. A myriad of restaurants, offering all types of cuisine, align nearly every street. Along with its great central location, top-notch school system and wholesome family feel, it's a great place for commuting and raising a family.
Though you may not realize it, you've probably seen a lot of Cheviot Hills homes on tv and in the movies due to its proximity between Fox Studios and Sony Studios. In 2014, Redfin named it the hottest neighborhood in the country for real estate, making it an ideal place for those who like a suburban atmosphere in the middle of it all.
Chinatown lies northeast of downtown Los Angeles encircled by the 110 freeway to the northwest, the 101 freeway to the southwest, and the 5 freeway to the east. It was developed in the late 19th century with two schools, a library, a city and state park, medical center and hospital. It's been featured in many films throughout Hollywood history and continues to host restaurants, shops and nightlife inspired by the vibrant Chinese culture.
City Terrace
City Terrace is in the eastern region of Los Angeles and is situated atop the San Rafael Hills overlooking the city to the west and north, Monterey Park to the east, and Lincoln Heights to the northwest. Due to the East Los Streetscapers that resided in the area in the 70's, 80's and 90's, the city became a blank canvas on which they painted stunning murals that provide a tapestry of vibrant color throughout the city.
This neighborhood is part of the Gateway Cities in the South Bay region and the second smallest city in the LA area. It's bordered by Bell to the north, Bell Gardens to the east, South Gate on the south, and Huntington Park on the west. In the 1910's, the horse stables and fruit trees attracted southerners and midwesterners alike -- which lent the feel of rural charm that is still remains today.
Culver City has played a legendary role in the television and movie industry. It'is home to the famous Sony Pictures Studios, Culver Studios and the once venerated producer of classic films, MGM Studios. This historic area boasts landmarks, influential businesses, a myriad of parks, and has been the backdrop to more films than any other area of Los Angeles. Technically its own city not incorporated with Los Angeles, it provides its own Police and Fire Departments.
Surrounded by Glassel Park to the north, Mt. Washington to the east, the Los Angeles River to the west, and the 110 Freeway bordering the south, Cypress Park is in the northeast region of Los Angeles. This neighborhood is amongst a blossoming revitalization program which is in the beginning stages of creating more economic growth to the area.
Del Aire/Hollyglen
These communities are near the 405 and 105 freeway interchange in the South Bay region of Los Angeles. They elicit an old-fashioned, small town, yet well-kept atmosphere even though it's part of the big city of Hawthorne. Its schools are now served by the brand new Wiseburn School District which is already quickly gaining a highly regarded reputation.
Del Rey is a tiny neighborhood just north of Ballona Creek surrounded by Culver City with Venice and Marina Del Rey to the west and southwest respectively. Del Rey boasts a substantial amount of public and private schools and a local police department serves the area, as well. Its proximity to the quieter beaches of Los Angeles make it a centrally located area for families and young residents alike.
Downey, located in the South Bay region of Los Angeles and part of the Gateway Cities, is a town inspired by most of the hit-records from The Carpenters. It's the birthplace of the Apollo Space program and the Space Shuttle. It's also home to the world-renowned Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center which specializes in spinal cord injuries. At 13 square miles, its a sweeping landscape of Los Angeles suburbia.
Most parts of downtown are becoming increasingly hip and affluent neighborhoods. The prospects of the future may soon equal the past. During its heyday in the 1920's it was known as the "Wall Street of the West." More recently the area has been revitalized by the construction of the Staples Center, Nokia Theater, and an additional $1.8 billion dollars in real estate development.
Echo Park is known as one of the city's hippest neighborhoods in Central Los Angeles, nestled between Elysian Valley to the north and northeast, Elysian Park to the east, Chinatown and Downtown to the southeast, Westlake to the southwest and west, and Silver Lake to the north. Some notable residents of the area include actors Steve McQueen, Shia LaBeouf, Leonardo DiCaprio, as well as artist Carlos Almaraz.
Unsurprisingly, yet completely fittingly -- it's named after a large rock resembling a soaring eagle. A bit of a secluded valley of waving hills and windy roads, it's nestled between Glendale, Highland Park and Glassell Park in northeastern Los Angeles. Eagle Rock still preserves the charm of historic architecture with Craftsmen, Georgian, Streamline Moderne, Art Deco, and Mission Revival homes that capture the beauty and history of bygone years
Spanish for "The Second," El Segundo is a beach city part of the South Bay region of Los Angeles. In 2006, the city won an Eddy Award for "Most Business Friendly City in LA." Manhattan Beach borders it to the south, Hawthorne to the east, and Playa Del Rey to the north. It's the gateway to the South Bay region -- and with the airport in its borders -- the gateway to the rest of the world.
El Camino Village
Also known as Alondra Park, El Camino Village is a 1.1 square-mile neighborhood east of Lawndale, south of Hawthorne, west of Gardena and north of Torrance. It hosts the El Camino College which has a national award winning forensics program. With a splash pad at the local park, it's a great place for the family to cool off in the summer.
This youthful community is located on the eastside of Los Angeles bordered by South Pasadena to the north, Alhambra to the east, City Terrace to the south, and Lincoln Heights to the west. El Sereno is home to an array of public schools in the area with Cal State Los Angeles nearby. Still a hidden gem, The Berkshire Craftsman and Revival Bungalow district resides where historic homes maintain the charm of yesteryear.
Elysian Park
Home to the venerable Los Angeles Police Academy and just around the corner from Dodgers Stadium, Elysian Park is at the intersection of culture and history. Just north of downtown, it's surrounded by the 5 freeway to the east, the 110 freeway to the southeast, Echo Park to the west and Silverlake to the northwest. A new park is currently in the works which will feature an array of amenities including beautiful views of the city, game courts and picnic areas.
Exposition Park
For an adventure in education and culture, Exposition Park is the place. It's home to the California Science Center -- where the shuttle Endeavor is displayed -- the African American Museum, The Natural History Museum and the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. It's bordered by Exposition Boulevard to the north, Figueroa Street to the east, Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to the south and Menlo Avenue to the west.
This lively community is surrounded by West Hollywood to the northeast, Hancock Park to the east, Mid-Wilshire to the south, and Beverly Grove to the west. With the famous CBS Television City, The Grove outdoor mall, the famous Farmer's Market. and Fairfax Avenue strip of dining and shopping -- it's a hotspot of entertainment for all.
Florence/Florence-Graham
This area is just under three square miles and located in the southern Los Angeles area. It's bordered by East Slauson Avenue to the north, Central Avenue to the east, Firestone Boulevard to the south, and the Interstate 10 freeway to the west. Florence is served by three elementary schools, one middle school and one high school.
Franklin Hills
Franklin Hills is a small, affluent area of homes nested on the hill just east of Los Feliz Village. Boasting stunning homes and scenic views, Franklin Hills offer modern day luxury at its finest, with a touch of old world charm. Three public, as well as three highly rated private schools serve the neighborhood.
Gardena is located in the South Bay region of Los Angeles, bordered by Athens to the north, Harbor Gateway to the east and south, Hawthorn to the northwest and Torrance to the southwest. With it's proximity to the South Bay Galleria Mall, and minutes from Del Amo Fashion Center - one of the biggest malls in the US -- Gardena is a shopper's paradise and a great place to raise a family.
This neighborhood is hugged by the 5 freeway to the west and the Glendale freeway to the north. In 1907, Andrew Glassell received a part of Rancho San Rafael that would later become Glassell Park. It's a diverse neighborhood bordered by Atwater Village, Eagle Rock and Glendale. Lately it's taken on community characteristics of Los Feliz and Echo Park -- a more gentrified and diverse community burgeoning into a unique, up-and-coming neighborhood.
Nestled above Griffith Park, the third largest city in Los Angeles, Glendale lies at the east end of the San Fernando Valley. Known for its safety, Glendale maintains its own police department, employing more officers than any other city in Los Angeles. The newer Americana Mall provides a spectacular addition to the already plentiful shopping options in the city.
This neighborhood is in the southern Los Angeles region and bounded by Manchester Boulevard to the north, Normandie Avenue to the east, and the Los Angeles city border on the south and west. Gramercy Park is served by two public and one private elementary school. It hosts the Saint Andrews Recreation Center and the Jesse Owens Community Regional Park.
Built around the grounds of Wilshire Country Club, Hancock Park is a historic and affluent residential neighborhood in the central region of Los Angeles. Originally developed in the 1920s, this neighborhood features architecturally distinctive residences with four private and two public schools in the area. The British Consulate is located in Hancock Park where Prince William and Kate Middleton stayed when they visited in 2011.
Bordered by Lomita to the west, Wilmington to the east, West Carson to the north, and Rolling Hills to the south, Harbor City is a diverse neighborhood in close proximity to the ports of Long Beach. The city hosts a plethora of public and private schools, parks and a branch of the Los Angeles Public library. It has the largest percentage of high school graduates than the rest of Los Angeles.
Harbor Gateway
Harbor Gateway is a long and narrow neighborhood stretching across the 110 freeway -- also known as the Harbor Freeway - north to south. It's bordered by the intersections of the 105 freeway to the north and the 405 freeway to the south. Though it's a small area, it is served by a number of local public and private schools notable to the region.
Harvard Heights
Harvard Heights lies just east of Arlington Heights, South of Koreatown, north of Jefferson Park and west of Pico-Union in the Mid-City community. It's another taste of a historic era of Los Angeles with its Craftsman Victorian style homes and contains the only Greene and Greene house in Los Angeles -- a larger version of a Craftsman style bungalow. Its other large historic homes have been a mainstay through the years attracting new residents every year.
This city was founded by B.L Harding in 1905 and named after the New England author, Nathaniel Hawthorne- who shared a July 4th birthday with Harding's daughter. Hawthorne boasts a number of great public and private schools that are part of the Los Angeles County District. Part of Hollywood history, Marilyn Monroe was born and spent her early childhood here.
As one of three beach cities located in the South Bay region of Los Angeles, Hermosa Beach extends only about 15 blocks from east to west and 40 blocks from north to south, with the Pacific Coast Highway running down the middle. A paved path, called The Strand, connects to Hermosa Beach pier, one of the beach community's main shopping, eating and partying areas..
The historic Highland Park is a hilly neighborhood in the city of Los Angeles, located along the Arroyo Seco Parkway. It's one of the oldest settled areas of Los Angeles, and known for its stunning architecture. Recently, it's built a reputation as a mecca for artists, with trendy shops, galleries, bars and restaurants throughout the neighborhood.
As one of the most iconic places in the entire world, Hollywood is the home to the movie industry, fame, and fortune. Beyond film, it's also known for its unique vibrant shops, restaurants, and legendary nightlife. Hollywood's diverse collection of homes and inviting atmosphere make it a great place to live for everyone from young singles to families.
As part of the Santa Monica Mountains, the Hollywood Hills are a hillside neighborhood located in the central region of Los Angeles with breathtaking views and lavish homes. Its population density is among the lowest in the county, averaging little more than 3,000 people per square-mile. The area is served by two public schools, as well as three private schools; all of which are highly regarded.
Part of the Westwood District, Holmby Hills is another beautiful and exclusive community that is home to many famous residents. It forms the Platinum Triangle of Los Angeles with Beverly Hills and Bel Air. Holmby Hills is divided north and south by Sunset Boulevard and consists of mostly residential areas. It was purchased at the turn of the 1900's by Arthur Letts who named it after a small hamlet in the English countryside, Holdenby.
Not to be confused with the much older neighborhood of the same name in London, England -- this neighborhood is one of the oldest in Los Angeles, founded in 1887 and finally incorporated as a city in 1922. It's bordered by Leimert Park to the north, Inglewood to the south and west, and Vermont Square to the east. There are fourteen public and private schools that serve the area.
This longstanding community is a 1.28-square-mile neighborhood within the South Los Angeles area. Jefferson Park began as one of the city's wealthiest areas when development began in the early 20th century. The new football stadium for the Rams is in the works which is already creating a burgeoning real estate boom.
A diverse and culturally rich community located in Central Los Angeles, thriving with shopping and newly built boutique hotels and dining. Only three square miles, tree-lined boulevards filled with art-deco architecture, bustling coffee shops, and some of the most delicious food in Los Angeles makes it feel like a city unto itself. Koreatown boasts a lively nightlife, abundance of karaoke bars, and endless Korean BBQ.
This diverse neighborhood was once featured on CNN Money Magazine's "Best Places to Live." Part of the Gateway Cities of southeastern Los Angeles, it was purchased in 1888 by Edwin Neff and his father-in-law, Andrew McNally -- the famous mapmaker who founded Rand McNally.. The La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts is a local treasure and nearby is the La Mirada Regional Aquatics Center.
Ladera Heights was created in the 1940's and became a burgeoning town of custom-built homes. It's located just east of Culver City, south of Baldwin Hills, and north and northwest of Westchester. Many sports celebrities have lived here and enjoyed the Golf Course located in the nearby Culver City community, Fox Hills. It's served by two K-8 schools and Inglewood High School.
Lafayette Square
Named after George Lafayette Crenshaw, this small, semi-gated neighborhood in Los Angeles is made up of just 236 homes. It consists of eight blocks, centered around St. Charles Place, and situated between Venice Boulevard and Washington Boulevard. The neighborhood was founded in 1913, however, the gates surrounding the district were added in 1989.
A diverse and unique half square-mile center of culture and old-town shopping, Larchmont is a quaint and well-maintained historic neighborhood that provides a breath of refinement and charm compared to the surrounding Hollywood industry bustle. It's bordered by Koreatown to the south, Hancock Park to the west, Hollywood to the north and East Hollywood to the east.
Leimert Park
This small neighborhood is considered the center of black culture in Los Angeles. It upholds that reputation through its flourishing blues and jazz clubs, as well as venues for hip hop, dramatic performances, and poetry readings. Notable residents have included Ray Charles, John Singleton, and Ella Fitzgerald. This tight-knit community has six schools, a surprisingly high number considering Leimert Park's 1.19 square-mile footprint.
Conveniently located near Los Angeles International Airport, Lennox is a square-mile community in western Los Angeles. It's bordered by Century Boulevard to the north, the 405 freeway to the west, the 105 freeway to the south, and Hawthorne Boulevard and Prairie Avenue to the east. Lennox is served by its very own Lennox School district comprising of five elementary schools, one middle school and several high schools.
With its array of notable historical landmarks, Lincoln Heights is considered to be one of the oldest neighborhoods in Los Angeles dating back to the 1830's. Just outside of downtown, the Los Angeles River borders it to the west, the 110 freeway to the north, the 10 freeway to the south, and El Sereno to the east. Its historic Victorian mansions are set aloft the surrounding city overlooking the river.
Nicknamed "The Friendly City", this 1.9 square-mile area of Los Angeles rests between Torrance and Rolling Hills Estates. Its robust history extends all the way back to the late 1700's, when it was controlled by King Carlos III of Spain, as part of Rancho San Pedro. Its quaint neighborhoods, small town feel, and Lomita Railroad Museum are hallmarks of the area great for families.
Just next to Griffith Park, Los Feliz is an affluent community surrounded by Atwater Village and Silver Lake. Los Feliz village is home or in proximity to numerous restaurants and bars. Some were classic dives in their hey-day, frequented by the likes of Charles Bukowski and Lawrence Tierney. Mickey Mouse was even born in Los Feliz, as Walt Disney drew his first image of the famous character in his uncle's garage.
Named after a 1920's dairyman's wife -- Lynn Wood Sessions, Lynwood is located in the southern region of Los Angeles. From the intersection of the 105 and 710 freeways, it expands towards the northwest with Alameda Street along the border and served by the Lynwood School District. Some notable residents have included Kevin Costner and Weird Al Yankovic.
This upscale shoreside community resides amongst the bluffs that overlook the Pacific Ocean. It's tucked away along the Santa Monica mountains, and most of the residents take advantage of its exclusive, yet serene atmosphere. Malibu is home to many famous beaches including Zuma, Topanga, Point Dume, Surfrider, County Line, and Dan Blocker Beach. Pepperdine University resides just off the Pacific Coast Highway and overlooks Malibu Bluffs Park.
This coastal city, located in southwestern Los Angeles County, resides south of El Segundo, and north of Hermosa Beach. A hotspot for beach volleyball and surfing, the city hosts the Manhattan Beach Open Volleyball Tournament and the International Surf Festival annually in August. It's also home to some of the top performing schools in the district, ranking third in the state of California.
Nestled between Santa Monica, Venice, and Culver City is Mar Vista, a highly diverse neighborhood in West Los Angeles. Even though it has a small footprint at just 2.9 square miles, it encompasses 12 schools. It central location makes for an easy commute to the beach or the office. Great real estate opportunities have grown immensely over the past decade and are expected to continue.
A beautiful seaside community with the world's largest man-made small craft harbor. A bit quieter than Venice to the North and with grander beaches than its southern neighbor, Playa Del Rey, it's an easy escape from the neighboring Venice and Santa Monica. Beautiful seaside homes dot the beaches, and quaint surf shops and dining terraces line the streets giving Marina Del Rey a breezy and laid back atmosphere.
Maywood/Bell
These communities are bounded by the Los Angeles river to the east and north, Cudahy to the south, and Huntington Park to the west. In conjunction with South Gate, Cudahy, and Vernon -- these neighborhoods created the Southeast Cities School coalition to improve education for the area and to provide scholarships to students planning on going to colleges and universities. They're served by fiive elementary schools, two middle schools and three high schools.
Another diverse neighborhood of Los Angeles that hosts an array of historic homes. With the 10 freeway running along its southern border, it's considered a centrally located community of Los Angeles. It hosts 11 public and private schools making it a great place for families. Ray Charles had a recording studio in Mid-City where his namesake has been memorialized on local restaurants and post offices.
With a population that is highly diverse and well-educated, Mid-Wilshire is in the central region of LA and home to world class museums, research centers, and widely known restaurants. To add to it's centrally located charm, a new rail system was built to take passengers down Wilshire which runs through Santa Monica and ends at the Los Angeles International Airport.
This area resides just west of Mid-Wilshire district surrounded by La Brea to the north and Pico-Robertson and Carthay to the west. The district is actually one and a half miles long and boasts high-end retail, restaurants, and nightlife. The nearby Beverly Center, located in Beverly Grove, offers eight stories of the finest shopping in the city.
For an escape from the bustle of the city, yet still in the middle of it all, Montecito Heights provides a more rugged terrain set aloft the Monterey Hills with breathtaking views of the city. Bordered by the 110 freeway to the north, the 5 freeway to the west, Mission Road to the south, and Monterey Road to the northeast, Montecito Heights is a "Wilderness in the City" according to its residents.
With its windy roads weaving through the tree covered hills, Mount Washington is a historic community nestled amongst the San Rafael Hills that overlooks downtown Los Angeles in the distance to the south. It's one of the most affluent areas in the eastern region of Los Angeles and boasts one of the top scoring schools in the city.
This neighborhood is part of the Greater Los Angeles area starting at the end of the 105 freeway and situated between the 5 freeway to the east and southeast, the 605 freeway to the west, and continuing almost all the way to the 91 freeway to the south. Norwalk has played a role as filming locations to several movies and tv shows including Speed, Karate Kid, and Grease 2.
If you drive up the coast from Santa Monica, you'll be greeted by the mostly residential, but completely scenic Pacific Palisades. Because of its special geography, it has cooler temperatures than inland Los Angeles, but still avoids the fog that rolls into Santa Monica. A small shopping district lines a strip of Sunset Boulevard that runs through the town called, The Village. It's also home to Will Rogers State Beach and Topanga Canyon Park.
Palms is bordered by the San Diego Freeway to the west, the 10 freeway to the north and Venice Boulevard to the south. It's a diverse city founded in 1886 and the oldest city to be annexed by Los Angeles in 1915. It's primarily residential, but still dotted by charming shops and international restaurants. It also hosts the Museum of Jurassic Technology and the Tim Robbins led theatre, The Ivy Substation.
Palos Verdes/Palos Verdes Estates
Located within southwestern Los Angeles County, Palos Verdes Estates is an affluent community known for its dramatic ocean and city views, distinguished schools, and extensive horse trails. The Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District has one of the highest rated API scores in the nation. The area is home to several golf courses and country clubs, including Trump National Golf Club.
Part of the Greater Los Angeles area, Paramount is bordered by Lynwood to the west, South Gate and Downey to the north, Bellflower to the east and Long Beach to the south. Because of it's large culture of immigrants from Sinaloa, Mexico, many of the restaurants and shops are heavily influenced by its delicious cuisine and vibrant culture. It's colloquially referred to as "Second Sinaloa."
A picture of suburban affluence, Pasadena is situated amongst the San Rafael Hills and the San Gabriel Mountains. It's home to the Rose Bowl, an array of museums, a symphony orchestra, and many historical sights. Because of its picturesque suburban design and elegant estates that cover architectural styles from all over America, Pasadena's neighborhoods have been the setting to countless movies and tv shows including Father of the Bride, Back to the Future, and Gone with the Wind.
Picfair Village
This community is named after the intersection of Pico Boulevard and Fairfax Avenue where the famous Picfair Theatre once stood. It's bounded by Miracle Mile to the north, Crestview to the west, and Mid-Wilshire to the east. In 2004 Los Angeles Magazine named Picfair Village one of the "Ten Most Overlooked Neighborhoods in Los Angeles."
This community resides at the bottom of the "V" shape made by the intersections of the 5 freeway to the west and runs along the 605 freeway to the east. It was founded in 1958 and population grew exponentially due to the desirable terrain and job opportunities from the Ford Motor Company that thrived in the mid 20th century. It has nine parks and recreational areas and a burgeoning redevelopment initiative..
Pico-Robertson
Surrounded by Century City to the west, Beverlywood to the south, Little Ethiopia to the east, and Beverly Hills to the North, Pico-Robertson is named after the streets that run through it and at the center of it all. Because of its dense Jewish Population, many private Jewish schools and Kosher restaurants serve the residents of this affluent area.
Pico-Union is bordered by Koreatown and Westlake to the north, downtown to the east, Exposition Park to the south and Harvard Heights to the west. It's a densely populated, yet youthful neighborhood of Los Angeles that was developed in the early 1900's bringing in immigrants from Latin America that have since added a wonderful cultural flavor to the already diverse landscape of Los Angeles.
Spanish for "King's Beach," Playa Del Rey is situated between Marina Del Rey to the north, El Segundo to the south, Westchester to the east and the Pacific Ocean to the west. It's mainly a residential community and served by three public elementary schools, one middle school, two high schools and three private schools.
Colloquially known as "Silicon Beach," Playa Vista is a burgeoning home for technology, media and entertainment. Just minutes from the ocean, and surrounded by Culver City to the north, Marina Del Rey to the west and LAX to the south -- it's a convenient escape from the bustle of Los Angeles, yet still in the center of it all.
Located atop the bluffs overlooking the expansiveness of the Pacific Ocean on the Palos Verdes Peninsula, Rancho Palos Verdes is a picturesque community of affluence and luxury. The Point Vicente Interpretive Center is the perfect place for dramatic and wondrous views of passing Grey Whales. For more scenic outlooks, The Point Vicente Lighthouse is a historical landmark that also provides spectacular views of the ocean that outstretches below.
Developed in the 1920's, Rancho Park is a residential neighborhood consisting of mostly Spanish Colonial bungalows and refurbished homes of a more modern persuasion. Because of its deciduous tree-lined streets, it's one of the few places in the region you can experience the autumn foliage. It also hosts notable private schools such as Notre Dame Academy and Lycee Francais de Los Angeles -- an international and bilingual institution.
Beautiful Redondo Beach is located in the South Bay region in greater Los Angeles and is the focus of many who want to be in the sun and near the ocean. A revitalized downtown area provides locals an opportunity to eat, shop and commune in a quiet atmosphere. The Marina, Harbor and Pier complexes are large, planned centers of activity that host Korean seafood restaurants, bars and plenty of entertainment.
Like Rolling Hills Estates, this upscale community recalls a simpler time requiring no traffic lights with expansive space between homes, lined with picket fences and wide equestrian paths that snake through the neighborhood. Due to its exclusive location on the Palos Verdes Peninsula, it provides a calming escape from the bustle of Los Angeles.
This affluent neighborhood on the northern side of the Palos Verdes Peninsula has sought to keep a quieter atmosphere more reminiscent of a countryside than a suburb of Los Angeles. It was incorporated in 1957 and dates back to the first Spanish rancho land grant in California. Just west of Torrance, it overlooks the neighboring Rolling Hills while enjoying views of the nearby Pacific Ocean.
Located amongst the San Rafael Hills in the San Gabriel Valley, San Marino is an affluent and historic neighborhood of Los Angeles. Like Pasadena, countless movies and tv shows were filmed here due to it's variety of housing architecture that reflect styles from all over the country. San Marino School District consistently ranks in the Top 10 performing schools in California.
San Pedro was originally a separate city until it consolidated with Los Angeles in 1909. It's located west of Terminal Island and surrounded by Rolling Hills Estates. It's home to the Vincent Thomas Bridge -- the third longest suspension bridge in California, and is home to both the Marine Science and Police Academy Magnet programs.
Once a booming town gushing with oil in the 1920's, Santa Fe Springs has since blossomed into a magnet for industrial businesses including Cadillac, Lockheed Martin and Boeing to name a few. It's also the birthplace of the famed muscle car, the Shelby Cobra. It's bordered by Cerritos to the south, Downey to the west, and Whittier to the north and west.
This lively and exciting city is comprised of a diverse mixture of Hollywood celebrities, executives, families, surfers, and students. It's robust beaches and revitalized downtown area, featuring the stunning 3rd Street Promenade and Santa Monica Pier only reveal just a small part of its charm. It's no coincidence why Santa Monica has become a popular resort destination.
This small community is a 1.82 square-mile district on the westside of Los Angeles just between Mar Vista and Culver City, with the 405 freeway running alongside it to the east. This area is served by a significant number of notable private and public schools and hosts the Sawtelle Veterans Home. Throughout its history, it's been unofficially known as "Little Osaka" due to the heavy influence of the Japanese community in the area.
Silver Lake is a trendy residential and commercial neighborhood in Central Los Angeles, located next to Atwater Village and East Hollywood, and on the northwest, bordered by Los Feliz. It's known for its restaurant, clubs, and weekly art walks. Walt Disney's first studio was actually built here. It has a diverse and hip atmosphere that attracts residents of a youthful and fashionable persuasion.
Located in the southern region of Los Angeles, South Gate is bordered by Huntington Park to the north, Lynwood to the south, Downey to the east, and Florence to the west with the Los Angeles River running through the eastern part of the city. A more religious and family-oriented city, South Gate has about 40 churches of various denominations within its borders.
Torrance is a quieter and less well known, but still vibrant beach community in the South Bay area. Originally founded in October 1912, the early civic and residential buildings were designed to be renowned and innovative. This coastal community is also home to the Del Amo Fashion Center -- one of the five largest malls in the United States, featuring many upscale clothiers and restaurants.
Outstretching from the University of Southern California campus into the intersection of the 10 freeway and 110 freeway, University Park is a youthful and diverse community. It lies just south of Pico-Union, west of Downtown Los Angeles, and north and east of Exposition Park. It's also home to the Shrine Auditorium -- the famed venue that has held the Academy Awards, Grammy's and American Music Awards, among other popular events.
A vibrant and unique town, Venice is a quintessential picture of Los Angeles beach city living. As part of developer, Abbot Kinney's plan to make this city the "Venice of America," he recreated the canals of Venice, Italy in 1905 and many residents and tourists today take advantage of its peaceful charm. Its boardwalk is a collage of bike riders, skateboarders, gym rats, tourists, and everyone in between.
Peaceful, tree lined avenues shade this upscale neighborhood between Downtown and the Westside, and only a few minutes south of the 10 freeway. This community is one of the wealthiest African-American neighborhood in the entire country and showcases an impressive collection of Spanish Colonial and Mediterranean style homes. Notable residents have included Ray Charles, Regina King, and Tina Turner to name a few.
West Adams
Also known as Historic West Adams, this area is a large district located southwest of Downtown and west of USC. It is known for its historic architecture and named after Adams Boulevard, the major east-west surface thoroughfare in the district. It's one of the oldest neighborhoods in Los Angeles, with most of its buildings dating back over a century.
Colloquially referred to as WeHo, West Hollywood is an incorporated city in Los Angeles. It is famous for its unique vibrant shops, restaurants, and large gay population. It's also considered the most walkable city in all of LA, and It's diverse homes and inviting atmosphere make it a great place to live for everyone from young singles to families.
Situated at the foot of the hills and overlooked by Loyola Marymount University, Westchester is a more secluded neighborhood. It's located just south of Playa Vista and Culver City, north of El Segundo, east of Playa Del Rey, and west of Inglewood. Due to the influx of technology companies to the area, it's recovered a lot quicker from the economic recession than other areas of Los Angeles.
Westwood was developed in 1919 and became home to the University of California, Los Angeles in the 1920's. Westwood Village is a shopping district north of Wilshire Boulevard that surrounds the historical theatre in the center. Winding roads are dotted by local restaurants including the famous Diddy Riese ice cream parlor. It's also home to the Hammer Museum and Geffen Playhouse.
Just north of La Mirada, southwest of Hacienda Heights, southeast of Pico-Rivera and northwest of La Habra, Whittier is in the northeastern region of Los Angeles. It's steeped in history with some of its first residents establishing a Quaker presence that shaped the city for decades to come. It also has it's own redevelopment agency dedicated to revitalizing the community, including the restoration of the historic Hoover Hotel.
Bordered by the 105 freeway to the north, the 110 freeway to the south, parts of Rosecrans on the south, and Alameda to the east, Willowbrook is located in the south Los Angeles area. The city is aptly named after a solitary willow tree whose leaves once cascaded the streaming brook nearby. The George Washington Carver Park contains a baseball field, basketball court, picnic area, and swimming pool amongst other amenities.
Just north of Long Beach and northeast of San Pedro, Wilmington contains the third largest oil field in the United States and with San Pedro, forms one of the world's largest import and export centers. Wilmington also boasts several public and private schools, and an array of parks and recreation centers. The Los Angeles Port in Wilmington played a significant role in history as point of embarkation for soldiers heading to the battlefields of WWII.
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Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle brand is dipping a toe into the size-inclusive apparel market with a five-piece limited edition collection, available in sizes 00 to 40.
Goop x Universal Standard collection | Source: Courtesy
LOS ANGELES, United States — Goop is getting into the size-inclusive clothing business.
Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle brand will on Tuesday begin selling a capsule collection made in collaboration with Universal Standard, the size-inclusive clothing company that counts Paltrow as one of its backers. The pieces, including a tuxedo jacket and trousers, a dress, a jumpsuit and a peacoat, span sizes 00 to 40.
The lifestyle empire worth a reported $250 million is well known for its content and product lines around health, wellness and beauty. But apparel is also a significant business for Paltrow, who says the Goop multi-brand fashion arm that launched in 2012 is "a big revenue driver." While Paltrow debuted her own direct-to-consumer line, G. Label, two years ago, this collection marks the first time the brand has stocked extended sizes (until now, Goop clothing stopped at size 12).
"At Goop, I always say internally something that we try to do is eliminate shame by talking about things, whether it's sexual health or stress or post-natal depression. I want Goop to be a place where women who are feeling marginalised in anyway can come and find content and product," Paltrow said in an interview. "This is an area where we haven't been great and I believe inclusivity is really important."
Universal Standard started in 2015 as a seasonless, direct-to-consumer brand looking to bridge the gap between straight and plus size clothing — categories which are often segregated in retail — by offering elevated basics in a vast spectrum of straight and plus sizes.
Three years on, co-founders Alexandra Waldman, chief creative officer, and Polina Veksler, chief executive, have raised $8.5 million (Paltrow participated in the brand's $7 million Series A round in February) and expanded into size-extended jewellery, activewear, loungewear and workwear.
"Goop has been a real disruptor by allowing women to really look at the whole idea of wellness in a new light, without any boundaries," Waldman said. "That fits perfectly with what we're trying to do with clothing."
The long-neglected plus-size market presents an opportunity for brands and retailers. In 2017 it was worth £6.5 billion ($9.2 billion) in the UK and $23.1 billion in the US, and is growing faster than the apparel business as a whole.
By partnering with Universal Standard, Goop was able to better understand the operational complexities of producing a full size range and how to overcome hurdles when it comes to manufacturing and fit models.
For Universal Standard, the partnership was an opportunity to reach a new audience. "This is really about making [size inclusivity] the new normal through a variety of channels," said Waldman. "The thing that should determine [your clothing] choices should be your taste and your budget. We don't need any more barriers than that."
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April 5, 2018 Aswin News, NewsNow, Transfers & Rumours 0
AS Monaco midfielder Fabinho is reportedly keen on pushing through a Premier League move with Manchester United this summer. The Brazil international had been on United's radar over the past 18 months, but a deal has never materialised.
According to The Sun, the versatile midfielder is expected to force through a move from Stade Louis II with a view to pursuing a move to Jose Mourinho's side. It is added that super-agent Jorge Mendes could play an influential role in the potential transfer which is likely to cost around £55m.
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Visitation Province June 22, 2018
Our Conversations of the Heart group has been gathering monthly since February 2012. Our time together includes a check-in, time for contemplative prayer, reflection and dialogue on our designated topic, followed by supper together. Members assume leadership of our gatherings. On Sunday, June 17th, we shifted our place to Montague and our agenda to "feast"! We enjoyed well-cooked lobsters from North Rustico. Even without an agenda, our conversation touched on some current topics – the presence of Buddhist nuns in the Montague area and how we minister to young people in our midst. We enjoyed the warm summertime sky and countryside including the space we had, deck and all. We missed Anne and Noreen and look forward to September's re-grouping.
Susan Kidd, for the group
Dominus Vobiscum Centre for Marriage and Family Retreat in Montreal is having a retreat for single mothers on the weekend of June 24, the feast of St. Jean Baptist. Single mothers are being brought together to share in fellowship and support within a Catholic context. These moms struggle in isolation to face the challenges of faith, work, and raising a family in a world, both secular and religious, that offers little in the way of spiritual or community support. We are asking sisters and associates to pray that the retreat will be fruitful for these women and those who will journey with them.
Maureen Mac Isaac, CND with the leadership team
YouTube Ted Talk Recommendations
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is an award-winning writer from Nigeria who has given one of the 10 most-viewed Ted talks in history. It's called "The Danger of a Single Story" (20 minutes) in which she shares stories of her experiences in which we all, including herself, encounter others based on our cultural and racial stereotypes. You can view it at https://youtu.be/D9Ihs241zeg.
Another of her Ted talks also widely viewed is "We Should All Be Feminists" (30 minutes) at https://youtu.be/hg3umXU_qWc
Kathy Kelly, Ottawa Associate
Feeding My Mother by Jann Arden. (Random House, Canada, 2017). A friend loaned me this book and I love it! Jann is totally down-to-earth, honest, funny (hilarious, at times), as she chronicles her experience caring for her aging parents. Her gift for writing metaphors can make a scene jump right off the page. The book reads like a diary, with pictures, dialogue and recipes. Jann shares her way of continuing learning as life moves on. In her time being a caregiver to her Dad, who has since died, and to her Mom, living with Alzheimer's, Jann understands more about herself. She writes about experiencing a deep gratitude and gentle peace with herself. She learns to live "in the now," not feeling compelled to put effort or energy into control or change. This book offers comfort, even joy, to anyone involved as a caregiver.
Eleanor McCloskey, CND
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