Route 66 II: Standing on a corner, Coca-Cola, Marilyn and Elvis and nostalgia as an industry

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Last week, I wrote the first part of observations and impressions formed last December when I, and about 20 other Canadian automotive journalists, drove from Chicago to Santa Monica, Calif., along much of what was once called the “Mother Road,” U.S. Route 66. Sponsored by Nissan Canada, the seven-day road trip took us over 3,940 kilometres ...
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Their design prescription: Laid-back luxury, homeyness and warmth

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To achieve a balance between “very luxe and overly relaxed,” Santa Monica-based Transition State also turns to “a lot of organic shapes and natural fabrications,” said Granello, whose background in fashion lent the team fresh insight on fabrics, product development and sourcing straight from the manufacturer. The trio began creating ...
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Chicago’s WBBM Prepares for Possible Coronavirus Shutdown With Remote Newscast

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WBBM, the CBS station is Chicago, is testing out “what if” scenarios in the event of a COVID-19 shutdown. Local blogger Roger Feder reports that the station produced its entire 5 p.m. newscast from the streets of Chicago Wednesday night. “We are doing this as a test in [the] event we would not have access to our building due to COVID-19 ...
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Dos & don’ts of working from home with Rich DeMuro The News Director’s Office

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He's co-founder of Headspace, a meditation app that London's Telegraph newspaper described as having "brought mindfulness to the masses." The company is thriving with offices in London and Santa Monica that claims more than 38 million downloads and users around the world. Headspace is currently the 7th most downloaded app in the Apple App Store ...
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How You Can Help Feed Our Healthcare Workers

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They are preparing to expand to other hospitals. This campaign raises funds to feed nursing units treating COVID-19 patients at UCLA Santa Monica Hospital. It plans to expand to other hospitals and has partnered with the charity Random Acts, so the donations are tax-deductible. Donate here. LA Hospital Meals is raising funds to feed hospital ...
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Astros request a new judge in the lawsuit filed by pitcher Mike Bolsinger

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Mackey, 90, was first elected to the Superior Court in 1988. In a Superior Court case, each side is entitled to ask for a new judge. Mike Kump, a partner in the Santa Monica firm of Kinsella, Weitzman, Iser, Kump and Aldisert, said such a request is routinely granted, adding that the case would be put on hold until a new judge is assigned ...
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