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LA: Hammer Museum: Between Earth and Heaven thru 10/12
The Hammer Museum brings John Lautner’s legacy and creative process to a wider audience by presenting the first major exhibition survey of his work: Between Earth and Heaven: The Architecture of John Lautner, on view in Los Angeles from July 13 through October 12, 2008. The Hammer Museum brings John Lautner’s legacy and creative process to a wider audience by presenting the first major exhibition surve... more
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Could public transportation ever work in LA?
Los Angeles' population will grow by 2.4 million by 2030, resulting in a total of 7 million cars on the roads each day. Already, congestion in Los Angeles is one of the worst in the nation, and the city's rapid transit surely does not have enough connections or lines to serve the entire city or region. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the percentage of commuters who use public transportation in Los Angeles County is 7% (10% within the borders of the city of Los Angeles), far lower than in other major American cities: 30% of San Franciscan workers use transit, 25% within Chicago, and 54% in New York City. With the region's growing population, the city will not be able to support itself without future investments in transportation. Los Angeles' population will grow by 2.4 million by 2030, resulting in a total of 7 million cars on the roads each day. Already, ... more
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Slag
This is a short documentary on a major pollution issue in Southern California.
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Not San Diego!
"Floating Landfill" sounds, well, a little disturbing
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Residents return to Malibu homes.
Residents have started returning to their homes in Malibu. Over fifty homes were destroyed.
Subsiding winds have made Firefighters are optimistic that they can completely put out the 4,720 acre fire. Residents have started returning to their homes in Malibu. Over fifty homes were destroyed. ... more
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