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Simple, natural, organic"I believe in fate, and that everyone who comes into this world has his or her own mission and obligation to fulfill," artist Hai Bo said, about his artistic journey.
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A new kind of wine clubTwo Los Altos High School graduates are behind Foot of the Bed Cellars, a wine subscription company that delivers three curated wines directly to customers once a month.
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More Joe & the Juice is comingDanish chain Joe & the Juice, which serves juice, coffee, smoothies and sandwiches, is opening not one, not two but three locations in Palo Alto.
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Un-American activitiesJoe Gilford's "Finks" is a slightly fictionalized story of what his parents (comics and activists Jack Gilford and Madeline Lee Gilford) experienced during the Hollywood blacklistings of the 1950s.
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Noodle shop to open in Palo AltoUdon noodles made on a machine imported from Japan will be the focus at Taro San Japanese Noodle Bar, which is opening at Stanford Shopping Center this fall.
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A brush with historyJerry Yang and his wife, Akiko Yamazaki, have, indeed, quietly amassed a large collection of contemporary Chinese ink paintings, a portion of which is on view until Sept. 3 at the Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University.
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
Forty-three years after the launch of his blockbuster shark flick, Steven Spielberg's now-patented Spielbergian thrill ride is still all about the jaws. In the latest chapter of his dinosaur-themed franchise, director J.A. Bayona skillfully clones Sp...... Read the full review
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"Domes in the desert"
At an abandoned hotel n the West Bank.
Submitted by Laurie Naiman on Oct 20, 2017
Couple's Net
by Chandrama Anderson
Couples: “It’s Not My Problem. It’s Your Problem.”
Jun 21, 2018 | 0 comments
An Alternative View
by Diana Diamond
Get cars off our streets??
Jun 20, 2018 | 16 comments
Stories of Hope
by Aldis Petriceks
Modern Hospice Care and The Death of Ivan Ilyich
Jun 19, 2018 | 4 comments
A brush with history
Stanford University alums and patrons Jerry Yang and Akiko Yamazaki have quietly amassed a large collection of contemporary Chinese ink paintings, a portion of which is on view until Sept. 3 at the Cantor Arts Center on campus. Wednesday, 12:58 PM
A new kind of wine club
Luc Bergevin and Martin Sheehan-Stross, both Los Altos High School graduates, started Foot of the Bed Cellars, a wine subscription company that delivers three curated wines directly to customers once a month. Thursday, 11:14 AM
Laughs served at 'Dinner'
The laughter that rolled like a wave across Palo Alto last Saturday night was from "The Man Who Came to Dinner," a 1939 comedy by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart that opened at the Lucie Stern Theatre. Wednesday, 1:10 PM
Egg-hausted effort
After months of fighting plans to remove 7-foot-tall egg-shaped sculpture Digital DNA from Lytton Plaza in downtown Palo Alto, artist Adriana Varella was on site Thursday morning when the city took down the iconic piece after 13 years. Thursday, 2:15 PM | 9 comments
Reclaiming her voice
"I Have the Right To" is a powerful narrative of the isolation, shame and self-doubt survivors of sexual violence experience and a defiant challenge to the institutions that have failed to protect young women and men from such violence. Thursday, 12:51 PM | 1 comments
Simple, natural, organic
"I believe in fate, and that everyone who comes into this world has his or her own mission and obligation to fulfill," artist Hai Bo said, about his artistic journey. Wednesday, 1:16 PM
