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People are barbecuing their food more and more these days. Whether you have a grill in your kitchen or a grill on your boat, grilling just makes food taste better. The barbecuing aromas rise from the food and sets everyone's taste buds watering... more »
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The Summer Solstice, called Midsummer in Medieval times, is the day on which the sun's power is strongest. It typically occurs on or around June 21 and is designated as the first official day of summer. On the Summer Solstice, the sun is at its ... more »
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The Summer Solstice is magical. Falling around June 21, the Summer Solstice marks when the sun is at its strongest and nature is at her peak. With all these powers joining together, this day is a classic time for magic of all kinds. One of the ... more »
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There's no better way to enjoy a gorgeous Midsummer's Day than to cast a spell that places you in harmony with nature and the gods. Our sun reaches the pinnacle of his strength on the day of the Summer Solstice (circa June 21), and you can join ... more »
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Some times you can't always be surrounded by the ones you love when the holidays come around. Some times it's geographical separation because of work or military deployment, other times it's when you can't afford to travel to where your family ... more »
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Getting a new job can be a life changing event. Whether the new job is a promotion, a first job, or a career change, it is monumental and should be celebrated. By gathering close friends and family members, you can feel confident and celebrate ... more »
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Recycling becomes more important each year, as Americans increasingly rely on disposable convenience products. Our love affair with technology increases the problem, as Americans discard more than 2 tons of electronics annually. Join the National ... more »
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The opportunities for a romantic spot to celebrate an anniversary are endless. One of the most romantic and famous spots to spend an anniversary doesn't include beachfront villas or oceanfront massages. New York City is charming and sophisticated ... more »
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Blueberries, which are native to North America, are grown in approximately 38 states. The Secretary of Agriculture of the United States of America declared July, Blueberry Month. Blueberries are a top antioxidant fruit and approximately 90% of ... more »
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You can celebrate Armed Forces Day by visiting a local open house on a military base close to your home. On this day of the year it is usually open to the public. Ask them questions that you may have so that you will get a better understanding as ... more »
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Finding out that your bid was accepted on your new home may be the most exciting news you have heard for quite a long time. Celebrating buying a new home can be just as exciting as the moving day itself. Take the time to tell your close friends ... more »
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After heart disease, cancer kills more people in the United States than anything else does. Yet many people think that if they don't smoke. they won't get cancer or that only elderly people get cancer. Engage in cancer-activism activities during ... more »
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Dia del Maestro, or "Day of the Teacher," was created by the Association of Mexican-American Educators. If you live in Los Angeles, consider celebrating this important and affirming day... more »
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Established during the great depression, National Donut Day is a fun way to honor those who cook for the front lines in times of war. Celebrated on the first Friday in June, it was created to remember Salvation Army volunteers who made donuts and ... more »
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Popularized on the hit show "Seinfeld," Festivus is an alternative late-December holiday that has achieved prominence in pop culture since the late 1990s. While some take Festivus and its traditions very seriously, most who choose to celebrate it ... more »
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Mexico's "Patriotic Holidays," or Fiestas Patrias, are vivaciously honored by the millions of people of Mexican and Latin American heritage in Los Angeles. You can celebrate Fiestas Patrias by participating in the many cultural events held over a ... more »
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Fire Prevention Week was officially established in 1957 by the International Fire Marshals Association in commemoration of the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. Today, Fire Prevention Week is a wonderful time for families, schools and offices to ... more »
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Upon hearing the news of your pregnancy, it may feel like a miracle just happened in your life. Many couples want to celebrate getting pregnant with all their friends and family, while others want to celebrate together as the new mommy and ... more »
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Laughter is the greatest medicine. On January 24 at 1:24 p.m., you are encouraged to “Throw your hands in the air and laugh out loud!” Here are a few ways to celebrate the laugh heard round the world... more »
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Grandparents are a wonderful part of our life. Here are some ways to show them how much they mean to you... more »
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Ranging from traditional steps to the flamboyant flamenco, Hispanic culture in Los Angeles has long celebrated dancing. Countless venues and events in the city are hotbeds for those looking to celebrate Hispanic dance by attending a performance ... more »
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World-famous as a hub for film of all genres, Los Angeles has a lot to offer film buffs seeking to celebrate Hispanic film. Beyond the yearly Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival, there are many events held throughout the year that make ... more »
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With one of the largest Latino populations in the United States, Los Angeles is overflowing with ways to celebrate Hispanic food. The spectrum goes way beyond familiar burritos and empanadas to include savory tamales stuffed with unique ... more »
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In 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson declared that October 9 was Leif Erikson Day, in recognition of the Norse explorer who discovered North America nearly 500 years before Christopher Columbus. Even though Leif Erikson Day isn't an official ... more »
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Not only is June the beginning of summer, but it's Luzo Brazilian Month. Luzo Brazilian Month is a time to celebrate both Brazilian and Portuguese cultures. So eat Brazilian food, sing Portuguese songs and fly the flags of both countries all June ... more »