Ronnie Sandlin / April 29, 2011 3:46 pm
Thanks to coverage from online magazines like Pedalmovement.com and the Lbpost.org the Long Beach Special Olympics has received hundreds of volunteers. The organizer of the event Ashley Wayland sent an email stating that there were no more need for volunteers and she had received an overwhelming flood of phone calls and emails from people that were inspired to volunteer
Ronnie Sandlin / April 27, 2011 3:48 pm
Long Beach – Cal State Long Beach Civil Engineering students work together to bring glory to their school’s civil engineering program. Ask any civil engineer which school has the best program and they will all tell you San Luis Obispo takes the cake. The current group of civil engineering students at CSULB is working hard to change that perception. The
Lacy Dim / April 27, 2011 4:14 am
Located in Watts, CA, Watts Towers is an impressive architectural and artistic monument left behind by one Simon Rodia (or Rodilla, it’s been spelled either way, but pronounced the same). Don’t shy away from this beautiful historic state park just because it’s in Watts. It’s actually quite lovely and easily accessible by train. Just take the blue line and get
Sabrina Rivera / February 22, 2011 7:38 am
SO what is a Waterwholesaler? Think of Costco. It’s big, centrally located and efficient in transporting goods. Costco can transport goods from around the globe to our local stores in enough time so the bananas are still yellow and the food is relatively fresh. Costco meets a basic need. They provide high volumes of basic items like food and clothes,
Lacy Dim / February 15, 2011 5:11 pm
For this Urban Adventure, we travel to the Natural History Museum. Located at 900 Exposition Blvd in LA, the Natural History Museum is a great place for kids and adults. As fun as this place is during the day, I highly recommend attending during their First Fridays events. The First Fridays event begins at 5:30 with a tour and lecture
Ronnie Sandlin / February 14, 2011 8:39 am
I first heard about the LB time exchange last year at the 2010 Green Long Beach Festival. I knew that if Tony Damico was on board, it would be worth listening to. I had never heard of the concept of a “Time Bank.” A Time Bank is a way to exchange services that is outside of physical currency, its kind
Gerry Campos / February 4, 2011 10:33 pm
I recently came across this gem by none other than Melbourne, Australia’s very own Miami Horror. The Australian duo recently released this uber dancy remix of The Gorillaz’ “Empire Antz” This catchy lil’ floor mover is an awesome remix with super dancy 4 to the floor beats and a very interesting and mesmerizing synth pattern. This group has played a
Sabrina Rivera / February 3, 2011 6:38 am
Sabrina Rivera, staff writer on water issues for Pedal Movement explains exactly where water comes from. From imported water from a water wholesaler, and hidden underground water wells. Sabrina explores the incredible journey water takes to reach our showers, and toilets.
Ronnie Sandlin / February 2, 2011 5:10 am
A few months ago I Deejayed for this raver/light crew called Idle Hands in Long Beach. I met people likes James Aki, and DJ Haus Cat. The night was awesome, and the turnout was impressive. I couldn’t help but wonder what these guys would be up to next. Fast forward to a week ago, and I get a message from
Gerry Campos / February 1, 2011 9:22 pm
I Just got this gem sent from the guys Fujirian, this is their remix of Kill The Noise & Klever’s “Tough AS Nails”…these guys are a dynamite production team out of Long Beach california who show a great deal of talent and promise. Their sound as well as their style is fresh to def, and you will be hearing alot
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