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1. WILL THE MUSIC EVER END?
June 18, 2018

In March 2017, former LA recording studio executive Nick Bogden and I formed a musical ensemble. Our original concept was to create a jazz / swing combo; however, the kind of a band one gets depends on the musicians who answer the call. For the case at hand, reality dictated a vintage rock band; a group that began with a two-fold vision: 1) have fun, and 2) be inclusive. The only rules were: regular attendance at weekly rehearsals; and show up prepared. In the main, the players adhered to those rules, and always enjoyed each other’s company. Synergy was excellent. Most recruits were expe... (read more)

Author: Gene Myers

2. From cow dung to the red carpet - a tribute!
May 26, 2018

Tribal Warli artist, Jivya Soma Mashe passed on, on May 16, 2018 leaving behind him a legacy conferred with Intellectual Property Rights; perhaps the only tribal art form with an IPR… This tribal from the Dahanu village in Maharashtra, who started painting at the tender age of seven, was blessed with the extraordinary ability of painting images from nature with a free expression. Learning the art by observation, as with most tribal artists, Jivya Soma pioneered a few practices that have transformed the way this tribal art is perceived today. While Warli painting was done only by wome... (read more)

Author: Shriram Khadilkar

3. The 59th Annual Castroville Artichoke Food & Wine Festival Gives Back to the Community through its
April 12, 2018

The Castroville Artichoke Food & Wine Festival not only provides the community with a wealth of fun and learning every year, it gives back to the community through its dozen charity partners. Castroville, CA, April 13, 2018 — The Castroville Artichoke Food & Wine Festival not only provides the community with a wealth of fun and learning every year, it gives back to the community through its dozen charity partners. The 59th annual festival takes place June 2-3, 2018 at the Monterey County Fair & Event Center in Monterey and continues the legacy of celebrating the iconic artichoke an... (read more)

Author: John Paul

4. Support Your Community by Becoming a Sponsor or Volunteer for The 59th Annual Castroville Artichoke
April 08, 2018

Community festivals stay vibrant because of the people who attend every year, but they stay alive through the support of their sponsors and volunteers. Castroville, Calif, April 08, 2018 - Community festivals stay vibrant because of the people who attend every year, but they stay alive through the support of their sponsors and volunteers. It’s no different for the 59th Annual Castroville Artichoke Food and Wine Festival, which relies on its many sponsors and hundreds of volunteers to continue its legacy of not only entertaining and educating the community, but directly benefiting c... (read more)

Author: John Paul

5. Castroville Gears up for The 59th Annual Artichoke Food & Wine Festival
March 27, 2018

As the 59th annual Artichoke Food & Wine Festival approaches, the Castroville community is excited to come together to support the local community with entertainment and artichoke education this summer. Castroville, CA, March 28, 2018 – As the 59th annual Artichoke Food & Wine Festival approaches, the Castroville community is excited to come together to support the local community with entertainment and artichoke education this summer. The festival will take place June 2-3, 2018 at the Monterey County Fairgrounds and will continue the legacy of celebrating the iconic artichoke and region ... (read more)

Author: John Paul

6. Bringing the Past Alive on a School Trip to Normandy
November 24, 2017

Every dedicated teacher is constantly on the lookout for ways to fuel the imagination of young learners. Organising a school trip to bring the dusty pages of history to life is (or should be) at the top of the list. No subject benefits more from the opportunity to visit the sites where monumental events of the past took place, and no subject offers such a wealth of choice when it comes to planning a school trip. Exploring the Legacy of Normandy The Normandy region of France is a logical choice for a school trip, with multiple sites relating to the study of medieval times through to... (read more)

Author: Laura Jeeves

7. 4 Fantastic Flurys Delicacies that will Sweeten Your Soul
September 22, 2017

“Flurys, one of the legendary cake shops and confectioneries in Kolkata, offers a variety of delicacies that simply melt your soul with its sweetness. “ Flurys is a name that every Calcuttan is aware of, irrespective of whether they are dessert lovers or not. The simple reason is that Flurys has long gone past the mere role of bakers or confectioners. They have turned into a legacy, an institution, reminiscence, deeply engraved in the cultural heritage of the ‘City of Joy’. But beyond this magnificent character that it has achieved over the years, it also ha... (read more)

Author: Alice Campbell

8. Different types of Application Program Interfaces (APIs)
August 14, 2017

There are many businesses today that are migrating from static web presence to more dynamic systems. Even consumers are expecting the data to be readily available at their convenience through devices like smartphones, tabs, game consoles etc. This has increased the importance of APIs (Application Programming Interface) in building dynamic applications for enterprise computing and web services. There are many APIs available today that allow easy integration of applications to legacy systems and enable programs to use each other’s functionality. With various APIs available that are able to offer... (read more)

Author: Davis J Martin

9. Air Jordan Shoes - Continuing the Legacy
June 21, 2017

Within the background of the shoe marketing, hardly any other basketball shoe continues to be in a position to alter the face from the business that can compare with the jordan brand shoes have. Word around the wire is the fact that in homage for the Michael Jordan/Air Jordan shoe endowment, they might only produce 23 versions from the Air Jordan shoe to pay for special recognition and appreciation to Mike himself. Then when Nike finally released the 23rd rendition, it had been definitely anticipated that it might be as faddish and notorious as the Jordan brand descendants. The most recen... (read more)

Author: Gloria Philips

10. The Literary Legacy Of Tuscany
June 07, 2017

Tuscany tours and experiences, from hiking and biking through the Tuscan countryside to unforgettable villa visits. ">Tuscany as a region is inspirational, its landscape a mix of beautiful countryside and extraordinary cities each with their own rich history. The region’s vistas pack such a punch that they can in fact be credited as the direct inspiration behind the best works of some of history’s most famous writers, namely Dante, Goethe, Stendhal and D.H Lawrence. So why not book yourself onto one of the many available Tuscany tours and discover for yourself what creativity this incredible r... (read more)

Author: Laura Jeeves

11. South Coast Pools & Spa Now Become The Top Swimming Pool Cleaning & Repairing Service Provider
June 05, 2017

Mission Viejo, CA (June 05, 2017) -  South Coast Pools and Spa is the most popular and sought-after provider of Swimming pool cleaning Mission Viejo CA and repairing services in and around the South Orange County in California. This provider holds a legacy in offering delightful services related to cleaning and repairing of the swimming pools for the residential and commercial properties. A swimming pool enhances the beauty of a property and enable the occupants to relish aquatic entertainment. On the other hand, the property owners stand responsibility to keep the swimming pool clean and... (read more)

Author: Sumanta Dutta

12. Medical Tourism In Dubai Is Getting Boost From Hair Transplant Surgery
March 20, 2017

The idea of medical tourism is increasing day-by-day this is the reason that we are witnessing that most of the people are getting this opportunity for their betterment. Dubai has become one of the destinations that are favorite for lots of individuals around the world. Specifically, for the people who are living in the Middle East. Dubai is the amazing legacy that is recognized for its amazing and magnificence views, extraordinary people, culture, architecture, and peaceful atmosphere. People find an attraction towards Dubai no matter from where they belong. The reason is the rich culture a... (read more)

Author: elisa james

13. The Trump Card
January 22, 2017

The following essay is not intended to either sway opinion, insult, or convert anyone to my thought process. It is simply an unfiltered opinion relating to recent national issues as analyzed by me. And who among humanity doesn’t want to hear my opinion? If not, read no further. Easy, huh? So, here we are months after the presidential vote, and a new leader has been installed. Still, most of what I see and hear on television / radio news shows, NPR, and read in print has to do with sobbing, complaining, swearing, and hand-wringing over the results. As much as I enjoy the asinine far left ... (read more)

Author: Gene Myers

14. Uzbekistan's New Leader Promises Major Government Reshuffle
December 14, 2016

Uzbekistan's new president, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, took the oath of office Wednesday, pledging to protect the legacy of his veteran predecessor Islam Karimov, but also signaling plans for a big shake-up of the government. Karimov, who died of a stroke in September, ruled the Central Asian nation of 32 million people for 27 years with a firm hand, brooking no dissent, keeping tight state control of the economy and steering an isolationist foreign policy. Mirziyoyev, who served as...... (read more)

15. Scandal, Impeachment Tarnish Park’s Family Legacy
December 10, 2016

Park Geun-hye could always rely on one unwavering gift throughout a political career that saw a triumphant return as South Korea’s first female president to the palatial Blue House where she’d lived as a girl: She enjoyed the reflected devotion, some might say worship, that half the country felt for her late dictator father. In the end, isolated, mocked and loathed by millions of protesters who swarmed the streets around her presidential fortress on the side of a sacred granite mountain,...... (read more)

16. Gala Nobel Prize Ceremonies in Sweden, Norway 
December 09, 2016

Saturday night in Scandinavia, a group of world-famous prizes will be awarded in physics, chemistry, medicine, literature, economics and world peace, all funded by the legacy of an industrialist best known for inventing dynamite. For each of these winners, the prestige of the title “Nobel Prize laureate” — named for Alfred Nobel, Swedish inventor and philanthropist — will accompany their names henceforth. This year the biggest item of contention is the awarding of the literature prize...... (read more)

17. The Do's and Don'ts of destination wedding photography besides choosing a great destination wedding
December 06, 2016

Each and every one of us die hard romantics wants to create such a legacy out of their wedding day that not only your friends but your posterity would want to recreate such a magical day in their own lives as well. While some would want to take the easy way out and choose a themed wedding, others who are really dedicated to the cause would opt for the destination wedding and leave everyone gasping for breath with the sheer range of possibilities available for you to explore. But what if the plan backfires and your destination wedding photographer is not able to deliver the best destinatio... (read more)

Author: Vikram kumar

18. Islamic State Expanding Schools in Afghan Province
November 30, 2016

Officials in Afghanistan’s eastern Nangarar province say so-called Islamic State is trying to imprint a lasting legacy on children in the region through an increasing network of religious seminaries and schools. Authorities say IS runs at least 25 seminaries in four districts of the province where children are taught military ideology and how to prepare for suicide attacks. “Madrassas (religious seminaries) that were built by local people are now being used by IS for militant...... (read more)

19. The Rezvan Foundation for Excellence holds Fundraising Gala to honor a Legacy of determination and
November 29, 2016

When it comes to legacies, the one left by Dr. Ahmad Rezvan resonates as one of the most enduring and heartwarming of all. Salinas, CA, November 29, 2016 - Growing up in Iran, young Ahmad faced tremendous obstacles — abject poverty and the devastating loss of his father when he was just 14 years old. Despite this, and while providing for his grief-stricken family, Ahmad stunned his small town by secretly putting himself through school, winning admission to the most prestigious university in Iran, and eventually earning a medical degree. Ahmad needed equal parts excellence and determinatio... (read more)

Author: John Paul

20. Fidel Castro Leaves Complicated Legacy in Africa
November 29, 2016

In Africa, as in Cuba, the late Fidel Castro was both loved and despised. Yibrah Mehari thinks of Castro as a benefactor. After his father, an Ethiopian soldier, died in 1971, Mehari was sent to Cuba at age 14 and educated there through his post-graduate years, becoming a successful architect. Mehari says he and thousands of other Ethiopians educated in Cuba have "tremendous love" for Castro. "Like a father, he used to come to visit our school and encourage us to do...... (read more)

21. US, World Leaders Offer Condolences to Cuba, Thoughts on Castro
November 26, 2016

After the death of Fidel Castro, several U.S. and world leaders weighed in with condolences and their thoughts on the Cuban dictator, his years in power and his legacy.  President Barack Obama, who resumed diplomatic relations with Cuba and became the first sitting U.S. president to visit the island, released this statement: At this time of Fidel Castro’s passing, we extend a hand of friendship to the Cuban people. We know that this moment fills Cubans - in Cuba and in the United...... (read more)

22. Is Castro's Death a Hopeful Turning Point?
November 26, 2016

Six decades after declaring history would absolve him, Fidel Castro's life has ended and his troubled human rights legacy can be considered. Cuban-Americans took to the streets of Little Havana on Saturday, saying the passing of one man could be the beginning of hope for the many who had suffered under him. "A bad dictator that had Cuba under oppression and repression for almost six decades is no longer with us, and that will give an opportunity to the Cuban people to start...... (read more)

23. In Life and Death, Castro Splits Cubans, US Policy
November 26, 2016

In life and death, Fidel Castro split Cubans - those who remained on the island, by choice or lack thereof, and those who left, by rickety raft or plane. Likewise, U.S. policy divided the community on both sides of the Florida Straits. Now the U.S., which in recent years revived diplomatic relations with Cuba, is on the cusp of an administration change that could once again alter the relationship. "His legacy is definitely going to be complicated and divisive," says Sarah...... (read more)

24. Teen Dedicates Life to Capturing Vets' Legacies
November 11, 2016

For as long as he can remember, Rishi Sharma's heroes haven't been sports stars or movie stars or any other kind of stars. They've been the U.S. combat veterans who won World War II.   Alarmed that even the youngest of them are now in their 90s and dying each day by the hundreds, the Southern California teenager has launched a campaign to try to ensure each one's legacy.   "I'm on a mission to in-depth film interview a World War II combat veteran every...... (read more)

25. Africans React to Trump Victory
November 09, 2016

Feelings about Donald Trump’s U.S. election win are mixed in Africa. In Kenya, where President Barack Obama has familial roots, many were hoping Hillary Clinton could carry on his legacy, but were prepared for disappointment.   "Personally, I think it [Trump’s win] was expected because I don't think America was ready for a female president just yet," said Jamila Wafula, a student at Jomo Kenyatta University near Nairobi.  "We were really hoping that Clinton...... (read more)