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More than 300 runners already have signed up for a Saturday morning event that begins at a local trail and will lead to Christmas toys reaching children in need.
Based on pre-registration figures, record participation is shaping up for the Fourth-Annual Rosy Cheeks 5K, scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. Saturday. On the heels of the 5K, or 3.1-mile, run, the Kids Jingle Bell Half-Mile Jog starts at 9:45 a.m.
Organizers believe the run is becoming more popular each year partly due to the fact no monetary sum is required to enter the race, which is the case with most such events. Something special is given instead.
"The entry fee is a toy," said Lt. Kelly Hiatt of the Mount Airy Police Department, a sponsor of the event along with the city parks and recreation department and the Mount Airy Road Runners club.
Collection boxes are to be set up at Riverside Park, where the race along the Ararat River Greenway will originate. Runners must bring a new unwrapped toy, suitable for elementary or middle school youths, in order to participate.
A huge supply should result, based on interest seen so far.
"Currently, we have 333 participants signed up," race spokesman Darren Lewis, the city's assistant director of parks and recreation, said Thursday afternoon.
"And that's not counting what's going to show up Saturday," said Hiatt.
"We are further along that we were last year," Lewis said of the same point on the eve of the 2011 Rosy Cheeks gathering. It ended up drawing more than 400 people for both the 5K and half-mile runs.
"It's not any kind of fundraiser — it's a toy drive," Lewis said of Rosy Cheeks' sole purpose.
Both Lewis and Hiatt say that despite various toy-collection efforts during the holiday season, it is difficult to reach all those in need — which provides a void Rosy Cheeks organizers seek to fill.
"Well, it's just important because there are going to be kids who are not going to have much because of their families' finances or the economic situation," Hiatt said.
Lewis pointed out that Saturday's collection will ensure everyone is covered, toy-wise. Local school officials have identified children most in need of Christmas gifts, with city police to get them into the right hands.
"We'll deliver them to people's homes, or schools," Hiatt said.
Boxes used to ship large refrigerators were obtained from a Mount Airy appliance business to be decorated and used as collection receptacles for the toys Saturday, he said.
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Along with the satisfaction of helping others, all finishers of the Rosy Cheeks 5K will receive a candy cane, with kids to get a special reward for their involvement which was not specified.
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Governor Andrew Cuomo said Wednesday he will hit the campaign trail for President Obama, although he declined to provide any details. Zack Fink has more.
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The Governor has displayed great reluctance to embrace the national spotlight. He turns down TV interviews and bristles when reporters ask about his presidential ambitions.Last month, he made a speech to the New York delegation at the Democratic National Convention, but he limited his public role to just that one speech. Both he and his aides have told members of the press that the Governor has no plans to run. And Thursday, he attempted to explain why.
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For those willing to stray outside of Manhattan, Brooklyn Bowl is one of the most unique nightlife attractions in NYC. This bar is also a hopping music venue AND features 16 full-service bowling lanes. One might think that bowling isn't conducive to a happening night on the town, but it turns out that no one can hear the sound of pins rattling over the guitars and vocals of some of the hottest indie bands in the nation.
A chic wine bar should be considered for a more sedate evening on the town. One of the better wine bars in the city is the 8th Street Winecellar, located at West 8th Street and Fifth Avenue. It features a simple cafe-style decor with cozy two-person tables lit by candlelight. Home to dozens of mid-price wines hailing from exotic locales like France, Spain, and Italy, this is a great place to have a quiet night out, away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Sometimes, though, all anyone really wants to do is hit the clubs. NYC nightclubs are open for business almost everyday of the week. For live house music and fresh hip-hop acts, check out Rebel NYC. Located at West 30th Street between 7th and 8th Avenue, this venue boasts multiple floors, performance space, and a fully stocked bar available for anyone looking to dance and socialize through the night.
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Like any good basement, Cellar 58 is full of secrets. Hidden in the back of the East Village eatery is a wine-tasting room—recently described as "elegant" by New York magazine—that shelters more than 150 varietals hailing from such overlooked countries as Greece and Bulgaria. Two-dozen wines can be poured by the glass, including several culled from the vineyards of Italy, France, and similarly eminent regions.
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I had no idea who Mike looked like or why Annabelle was so freaked out about the whole thing. Okay, I imagine waking with a total stranger would be a tad upsetting, not that I know from personal experience, of course. But I would think it would be more of an Oh-my-God-what-have-I-done? kind of thing instead of a scream bloody murder, hop out of bed and wonder if the naked man next to you is an axe murderer type scenario. In other words, her reaction seemed way over-the-top to me.
I "knew" both Annabelle and Mike from Romeo, Romeo. I knew that Annabelle was, um, difficult and I knew there was a reason for it; I just didn't take the time to find out what that reason was. The second I began writing the 'Ghosts don't have sex, do they?' scene, all my questions were answered. I knew Mike was a dead-ringer for Annabelle's deceased fiancé, Chip. The challenge then became how to allow Annabelle to deal with all the feelings she'd repressed for the two years since Chip's death, while beginning a relationship with Mike—a man who is essentially Chip's double with different eye color, a broken nose and larger…feet. The other thing I had to tackle was that since Chip's death, Annabelle lost her ability to paint. She's an artist unable to do the one thing she loves. She put all her passion for art into her work as a manager for a Westside art gallery, helping other artists achieve the dream she always coveted. Still, her creative outlet was as lost to her as Chip was. As she slowly dealt with her loss, her ability to love Mike and her ability to create returned, leaving her to deal with the guilt that always comes after moving forward.
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Ghosts don't have sex, do they? Annabelle Ronaldi wasn't one hundred percent sure of the answer. Floating between sleep and wakefulness after a night of way too much champagne, she figured she'd either had mind-blowing sex with the ghost of her dead boyfriend, Chip, or his double. She crossed her fingers for the latter.
She'd only slept with two men. The chances she'd increased that number by fifty percent beat the hell out of the odds of her waking with a ghost—especially when she thought about it in a semi-sober state. A state she hadn't been in the night before.
She had to admit her relationship with Chip would have been a lot better if he'd been half as good in bed alive as his ghost was last night—if in fact it was Chip's ghost sleeping beside her. Which brought her back to her initial question regarding the ability of ghosts having sex—really, really good sex.
Annabelle opened her eyes and screamed. Loud.
The guy asleep next to her awoke and sat straight up as she jumped out of bed. "My God, you're real." Yep, definitely real, and very much alive.
He stared at her with such heat; she was surprised she wasn't incinerated. Which, under the circumstances, would be preferable to standing there like an idiot. An idiot wearing nothing but a blue garter. She ripped the sheet off the bed leaving him naked, only he didn't look like an idiot. On the contrary, he looked…big and um…happy to see her. Very happy.
Annabelle was speechless.
"Belle…" He scooted toward her. She backed up until she hit the dresser with a thunk. Belle? Chip never called her Belle. If she hadn't almost totally dismissed the whole ghost question as a possibility, being called Belle would have cinched it.
"Hey, take it easy. I'm not gonna hurt you."
"Who are you?"
"I'm Mike…Mike Flynn, your brother-in-law's best friend, we met at the wedding. You look like you've seen a ghost."
"No kidding." He didn't seem like the ax murderer type, not that she knew what that type looked like, but she was pretty sure it required an ax, and he didn't have one or anywhere to hide one either. She found herself staring at…him. Probably not the polite thing to do. Annabelle took a deep breath, and moved the direction of her stare past his washboard abs, and nice chest, straight to the eyes of Chip's double. He looked almost exactly like Chip, a/k/a Christopher Edmond Van Dyke Larsen, except for the eye color, a slight bump on his nose, and the size of a certain appendage.
"Mike. Mike Flynn."
"I knew that." You'd think she'd offered to sell him the Brooklyn Bridge and he wasn't buying. "I've never done this before…"
"This meaning brought home a nice guy, had mind-boggling, earth-shattering, world rocking sex?" He winked at her. "Yeah, if it makes you feel any better, I don't make a habit of it either--especially the part where the beautiful woman can't remember my name. Aside from that, I can't think of a more pleasurable morning."
Annabelle's wish to disappear wasn't happening so she had no choice other than to deal with…whatever this was.
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This was the delight of all our tours..This trip is a must for anyone that wants to enjoy the beauty of the world...The tour guide was absolutely the best we have ever come upon..Both Lake Como and Bellagio were absolutely amazing...The lunch we had in Bellagio was superb and most delicious..HIGHLY recommend..
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ArtSong Youth Arts Festival Entry ArtSong is looking for performers and artists, 12-20 years of age, for a March 23-28 event featuring dance, spoken word, music, drama, 2D and 3D art of all mediums, and photography. Performance applications due March 2; art submissions are due March 13. Visit www.artsongfest.org for additional information. ArtSong, Monterey County. 625-9938, firstname.lastname@example.com.
east village coffee lounge Carnal: The local collaborative art crew Octopi Collective celebrates their anniversary with a show by members Margo Mullen, J.R. Uretsky, Weekly photographer Nic Coury, K*, Taylor Hawthorne, Michelle Magdalena Maddox and Paul Van de Carr. The reception is 6-9pm, 2/20. The after party takes place at Jose's Underground Lounge. 498 Washington St., Monterey. 373-5601, http://www.eastvillagecoffeelounge.com. Regular hours: 6am-closing Mon-Fri, 7am-closing Sat-Sun.
Marjorie Evans Gallery The Sunset Center requests original art to display in the Marjorie Evans Gallery. E-mail email@example.com with high resolution photos of your collection and a brief biography. See website for details. Sunset Cultural Center, San Carlos between Ninth and Eighth, Carmel. 659-5003, http://www.sunsetcenter.org.
Monterey Museum of Art/La Mirada Art After Hours: Free art party with wines by Blazer Wilkinson, provocative photos by Angela Strassheim, appetizers by Pacific Coast Catering, 5-7pm, 2/19. 720 Via Mirada, Monterey. 372-3689, http://www.montereyart.org. Regular hours: 11am-5pm Wed-Sat, 1-4pm Sun.
monterey peninsula airport gallery Three historic exhibits are unveiled at this free reception 5-7pm, 2/20. Pieces of History features artifacts drawn from private and public Monterey County buildings, ranging from business uniforms to whale bone paving stones; Against the Odds: Pioneer Women of Monterey County highlights portraits, stories and personal items; and Pieces of the West includes pastel drawings of the Old West by San Benancio Middle School students. 200 Fred Kane Drive, Monterey. 648-7910, http://www.montereyairport.com.
pacific grove art center Wet 'n Wild, a mixed-media display is by Allied Artists West; Time and/or Tide, watercolors by Charlene C. Doran; Bridging the Gap Between Contemporary Technology and Traditional Art Making by Kathleen B. Biersteker; Sand & Stone: Worldwide Images by Shirley West. Hors d'oeuvres are served and beverages are available for purchase at today's opening, accompanied by the live piano of Dorothy Gerstein, 7-9pm, 2/20. 568 Lighthouse Ave., Pacific Grove. 375-2208, http://www.pgartcenter.org. Regular hours: Noon-5pm Wed-Sat, 1-4pm Sun.
big sur
Del Campo Gallery Miniature works. Hwy 1, Loma Vista, Spirit Garden, Big Sur. 667-2618.
fernwood resort art gallery California flower paintings by Darlene S. Boyd. Hwy. 1, 30 miles south of Carmel, Big Sur. 667-2422.
Hawthorne Gallery The work of the Hawthorne family. Opposite Nepenthe Restaurant, Hwy. 1, Big Sur. 667-3200.
Phoenix Shop at Nepenthe The Abstracted Landscape: paintings by Erin Lee Gafill. Nepenthe, Highway 1, Big Sur. 667-2347.
sofanya's gallery Magical Muses: exotic paintings by Bohemian Underground Artists. Fernwood Resort, off Hwy. 1, Big Sur. 667-2130.
soul river studios Inspiring Landscapes: David Dilworth color photographs of Big Sur. Hwy 1, next to River Inn, Big Sur. 667-2559.
american art gallery Paintings of women by various artists. Dolores between Ocean Avenue and Seventh, Carmel. 625-4030.
AVALON GALLERY Works by Daniel Merriam. Lincoln and Seventh, Carmel. 622-0830.
Big Sur Gallery Combined exhibit with the works of the Gallery at Ventana. 26543 Carmel Rancho Shopping Center, Carmel. 624-1172.
carl cherry center The Art of Gaming: paintings of gambling, casinos and personalities by Lisa Esherick and Jan Wurm. Fourth and Guadalupe, Carmel. 624-7491, http://www.carlcherrycenter.org. Regular hours: 11am-4pm Mon-Fri.
carmel art association Michie Long oil paintings, Helene Goldstein oils and pastels, Olof Dahlstrand lithographic drawings, Heidi Hybl oil paintings. Dolores between Fifth and Sixth, Carmel. 624-6176, http://www.carmelart.org. Regular hours: 10am-5pm daily.
CARMEL bay company Fierce Beauty: Big Sur oil paintings and reproductions by Erin Lee Gafill. Ocean and Lincoln, Carmel. 747-4711, 624-3868.
CARMEL FOUNDATION Artist of the Month: Phil Hartman. Outcalt Activity Building, Eighth and Lincoln, Carmel. 624-1588.
carmel mission Carmel Mission in Art Retrospective, Phase III: Works on Paper. Free-$5. 3080 Rio Road, Carmel. 624-3600 x214.
center for photographic art Six Decades of Men and Other Portraits: photography installation by Tobin Keller. Sunset Center, San Carlos and Ninth, Carmel. 625-5181, 626-1766, http://www.photography.org. Regular hours: 1-5pm Tue-Sun.
claypoole freese gallery Paintings by Barry Masteller. San Carlos between Ocean and Seventh, Carmel. 250-7157.
Coast gallery carmel Works by Tim Cotterill. Ocean and San Carlos, Carmel. 625-3200.
dawson cole fine arts ii Born of Fire: 20-year Richard MacDonald retrospective. Lincoln and Sixth, Suite G, Carmel. 624-8200.
D.E. Craghead Fine Art Gallery Works by various artists; Salvation Army toy and food drive. Sixth and Dolores, Carmel. 624-5054.
galerie plein aire Sweet Treats: works by Cyndra Bradford and Jeff Daniel Smith. Dolores and Sixth, Carmel. 625-5686.
galerie rue royale Dark/Light: works by Todd White. Dolores and Sixth, Carmel. 625-5686.
gallery i fine art Still lifes from Angus Wilson, Jalinepol, Hassam, Eyvind, Zimbabwe sculptors Gideon and Agnes Nyanhongo, crystal sculptures by glass master Toland Sand, Martin Baro, Afro Celotto, Mitch La Plante and others. Ocean and Mission, Carmel. 626-1617, http://www.galleryifineart.com. 10am-6pm daily. Regular hours: 10am-6pm daily.
gallery i fine art Paintings by Andrew Jackson and still lifes from Angus Wilson, Tim Lazer, glass master Toland Sand, Zimbabwe sculptors Gideon and Agnes Nyanhongo, Eyvind Earl, Harold Hitchcock, Hessam and others. 685 Cannery Row, Monterey. 375-1617, http://www.galleryifineart.com. 10am-6pm daily.
GALLERY NORTH Color Suites: paintings, sculpture. Dolores and Fifth, Carmel. 620-1987.
george stern fine arts Historically significant works by early California artists. 2 SW of San Carlos on Sixth, Carmel. 626-1100.
hacienda carmel A Dragon's Gift: A Visit to Bhutan and its Sacred City. The Oriental Art Society of the Monterey Peninsula shows works from Asia. Via Mallorca and Carmel Valley Road, Carmel. 659-1939.
hanson gallery Knotty Problem: political cartoons by Dr. Seuss. Carmel Plaza courtyard, Ocean and Mission, Carmel. 625-6142.
Highlands sculpture gallery New mobiles and stabilo-mobiles by Laurent Davidson. Dolores and Sixth, Carmel. 624-0535.
JAMES J. RIESER FINE ART GALLERY Early California works by Lillie May Nicholson. Dolores and Fifth, Carmel. 620-0530.
LAURYN TAYLOR FINE ART Miniatures exhibition. San Carlos and Seventh, Carmel. 624-1161.
Lu Lu's Silk Art Gallery Chinese Folk House: Paintings by Chunming Yu. Mission and Fifth, Carmel. 620-1122.
Marjorie Evans Gallery Work by more than 20 artists like Dan Beck, Trish Sullivan, Jody Royee, Vanila Helm, etc., presented by Artists Equity. Sunset Cultural Center, San Carlos between Ninth and Eighth, Carmel. 659-5003, http://www.sunsetcenter.org.
mike ball Gallery In and Out of the Desert: New works by Steven Ruiz. Mission and Fifth, Carmel. firstname.lastname@example.com.
mimosa Holiday Art Event: handblown glass, painting demonstration, photography, mixed media. 161 Crossroads Blvd., Carmel. 620-0525.
new masters gallery Works by Gerald Brommer, watercolorist. Dolores between Ocean and Seventh, Carmel. 625-1511.
Oliver Elliott and sebastian fine art Works by Durer, Rembrandt, Manet, Whistler, Matisse, Picasso, Miro, Dali and more. Ocean at San Carlos, Carmel. 626-0178.
PHOTOgraphy WEST GALLERY Autumn Landscapes: photographs by Christopher Burkett. Ocean Avenue and Dolores, Carmel. 625-1587.
Portnoy Galleries New watercolors by award winning artist Miguel Dominguez. Sixth and San Carlos, Carmel. 624-1155.
ROBERT KNIGHT GALLERY Award-winning photographs. Dolores and Seventh, Carmel. 626-1230.
Rodrigue studio Painter of the ubiquitous Blue Dog, artist George Rodrigue relocates his gallery in Carmel, doubling the size of his prior location. Dolores between Ocean and Seventh, Carmel. 626-4444, http://georgerodrigue.com. Regular hours: 10am-5pm Mon-Sat; noon-5pm Sun.
sandy by the sea gallery Works by various artists. Dolores and Fifth, Carmel. 624-0260.
simic galleries Poet of the Land and Sea: Mario B. Simic. San Carlos and Fifth, Carmel. 624-7522.
Steven Whyte Sculpture Studio and Gallery Sculpture gallery expansion. Su Vecino Court, Dolores and Sixth, Carmel. 620-1917.
studio 441 Fresh Obsessions by Janet Roberts. 441 Corral De Tierra Road, Carmel. 484-1330.
unitarian universalist church Metalmorphosis: photographs by Pacific Grove's Bert Ihlenfeld, runs until March 8. 490 Aquajito Road, Carmel. 624-7404.
weber goldsmith New, handcrafted and custom jewelry gallery. 107 Crossroads Blvd., Carmel. 626-7600, www.webergoldsmithgallery.com.
WESTON GALLERY Photographs of Latin America by Jeffrey Becom. Sixth between Dolores and Lincoln, Carmel. 624-4453.
white oak gallery of carmel valley village Spirit of the West: paintings. 1 W. Carmel Valley Road, Carmel. 625-0550.
william a. karges fine art Early California paintings. Dolores and Sixth, Carmel. 625-4266.
WINFIELD GALLERY The Song: New Works. Allison Massari collages of the female form. Dolores between Seventh and Ocean, Carmel. 624-3369, http://www.winfieldgallery.com. Regular hours: 11am-5pm Mon-Sat; noon-5pm Sun.
winters gallery Jerry Winters' Americana and French folk paintings. San Carlos and Seventh, Carmel. 626-5452.
winters sculpture gallery Archie Held's new bronze and stainless steel water sculpture. 29251 Hwy. 1, Carmel. 626-4500.
Carmel Valley
Blagojce Stojanovski Fine Art Gallery Once We Were Children Too. 16B Carmel Valley Road, Carmel Valley. 277-0056 or blagoart.com.
carmel valley art association Winterfest: 3-month exhibition by member artists. 13766 Center St., Carmel Valley Village. 659-2441.
carmel valley village gallery Works by international artists. 9 Delfino Place, Carmel Valley Village. 659-1008.
Gallery O Tom O'Neal's private collection, rock and roll photos, still lifes, masks. 19 E. Carmel Valley Road, Carmel Valley Village. 659-5040.
jody royee Gallery Paintings, photographs, jewelry, ceramics, glass, enamel sculptures. 317 Mid Valley Center, Carmel Valley. 620-0303.
lyonshead gallery Various artists. 12 Del Fino Place, Carmel Valley Village. 659-4192.
Masaoka Design Gallery I Love Glass: Glass art glass exhibit, including hearts, jewelry, vases and platters by Alan Masaoka, Nick Leonoff, Nancy Francioli, Mark Stephenson and Jennifer Horning.. 13766 Center St., Suite G-2, Carmel Valley. 659-4953, http://www.masaokaglassdesign.com.
parsonage Village Gallery Quilts and various works. 19 E. Carmel Valley Road, Carmel Valley. 659-7322.
Valley girls Winterfest: works by Mireielle Barmann, Kathleen Tarp, Kim Birdsong, Jim Pederson, Warren Poitras, SHelley A. Aliotti, Karuna Licht and others. 13766 Center St., Carmel Valley Village. 659-2441, http://valleygirlsgallery.com. Regular hours: 11am-4pm Wed-Sun.
wild heart gallerie Labor, The Land & Love of Country: multiple artist juried show. 3 Pilot Road, Carmel Valley. 949-283-7070.
blackstone gallery Douglas Steakley photography. 850 S. Alta St., Gonzales. 675-5341.
ATRIUM GALLERY Sculpture by Richard Mayer and photos by Steve Zmak. UC MBEST Center, 3180 Imjin Road, Marina. 582-1020.
coffee mia Photos on Canvas: by Tara Hendrick Devlin. 250 E. Reservation Road, Marina. 384-1048.
alvarado gallery Journeys Through the Lens: photography. Monterey Conference Center, 1 Portola Plaza, Monterey. 646-5648.
ANTON GALLERY Noise: Art of Democracy: multi-artist political and social issues exhibition. 701 Hawthorne St., Monterey. 656-1490.
BUTTERFLY AND LANTERN Artist3: Santa Cruz acrylic artist and transplant from Uganda, Kali Kata m'Bula; world traveled oil painter Germine Hatcher; and watercolorist Dwight Chism, who studied in Gambia. 845 Wave St., Monterey. 655-0303, 333-1396. Regular hours: Noon-5pm, by appointment.
cafe lumiere Our Lady Guadalupe: group art show. 365 Calle Principal, Monterey. 656-1490.
California Views Photo Archives Thousands of historical Monterey and California photos. 469 Pacific St., Monterey. 373-3811.
Christopher Bell Gallery Oils, jewelry, glass art, bronze and more. 200 Alvarado Mall, at Portola Hotel and Spa, Monterey. 649-0214.
Emily Brown STudio gallery Local Recognition: Urban Art for the Masses. 700 Cannery Row, Suite SS, Monterey. 559-302-8129.
gallery i fine art The Cannery Row gallery shows works by Andrew Jackson, and both locations exhibit stone sculpture from Gideon and Agnus Nyanhongo, Toland Sands' dichroic glass sculpture, and Scottish artist Angus Wilson. Ocean at Mission, Carmel. 626-1617. 685 Cannery Row, Monterey. 375-1617, http://www.galleryifineart.com. Regular hours at both locations: 10am-6pm daily.
guy buffet gallery cannery row Culinary/restaurant art by Guy Buffet. 640 Wave St., Monterey. 372-4629.
joann dost golf lifestyle gallery Golf-related photography by Joann Dost and others. 2700 Garden Road, Monterey. 375-3678.
Mcgowan house A Sense of Place Over Time: photographs. 381 High St., Monterey. 238-0902.
Miriam's cafe New show of Mike Dabo's graffiti-inspired screen prints and originals. 615 Lighthouse Ave., Monterey. 277-5655.
Monterey conference center Locals Looking Outside the Box: six local artists show abstract work in various mediums under the direction of Dick Crispo. One Portola Plaza, Monterey. 646-3770, 242-8743, http://www.montereyconferencecenter.com. Regular hours: 8:30am-4:30pm Mon-Fri.
monterey custom framing Photography and drawings of the Monterey area from Jan Trojan, paintings by Marcia Perry, drawings from Coralyn Coble. 468 Calle Principal, Monterey. 657-9191, http://www.mcfi.com. Regular hours: 10am-6pm Mon-Fri; 10am-3pm Sat.
Monterey Maritime AND History Museum. Point Sur Lightstation: various paintings of the historic lighthouse. 5 Custom House Plaza, Monterey. 372-2608.
Monterey Museum of Art/La Mirada Angela Strassheim: photography restrospective, MontereyNow: drawings by Susan Manchester, Cunningham, Weston & Adams: modern photography, Painters at the Press: Selected 20th Century Prints. 720 Via Mirada, Monterey. 372-3689, http://www.montereyart.org. Regular hours: 11am-5pm Wed-Sat, 1-4pm Sun.
Monterey Peninsula Art Foundation Gallery Remember Monterey: More than 30 local artists present new work. 425 Cannery Row, Monterey. 655-1267, http://www.mpaf.org. Regular hours: 11am-5pm daily.
monterey peninsula college art gallery Exuberant Chroma: Wendy Angel uses "paint to reference electronic media." New York's Merrill Steiger's acrylic paintings contain trees, eyes, organs, madalas, stars and other organic forms. 980 Fremont St., Monterey. 646-3060. Regular hours: 10am-3pm Tue-Fri.
never on sunday Heidi McGurrin's digital photography. 251 Pearl St., Monterey. 372-1051.
orientations fine asian antiques Asian art, furnishings, sculptures. 700 Camino El Estero, Monterey. 655-9766, www.orientations.us.
pinckney photography Prints by Jim Pinckney. 425 Pacific St., Monterey. 375-1964.
rip squeak and friends gallery Various illustrations. 685 Cannery Row, Ste. 113, Monterey. 643-9999.
sheila delimont studio GALLERY New studio gallery. 700 Cannery Row, Suite BB, Monterey. 333-1099.
stevenson house Monterey State Historic Parks collection. 530 Houston St., Monterey. 649-2900.
studio one Oil paintings by Erin Lee Gafill and silver gelatin prints by Tom Birmingham. 177 Van Buren St., Monterey. 646-9000.
the parlor Monterey Peninsula's Hidden Treasures: by various artists. 542 Lighthouse Ave., Monterey. 375-5440.
thomas kinkade national archive Largest display of Kinkade originals. 361 Lighthouse Ave., Monterey. 655-5520 x108.
titus contemporary Gallery Contemporary art by Mary Titus. Monterey Marriott, 350 Calle Principal, Monterey. 649-4234 x1805, http://www.marytitusart.com.
venture gallery New works by Vivian Cornwall and Carol Gray. Portola Hotel & Spa, 260 Alvarado Mall, Monterey. 372-6279.
wave street studios Duel Art Gallery: San Francisco's Michael Snodgrass, Los Angeles' Christine Colone Norlander dual art show. 774 Wave St., Monterey. 655-2010, http://www.livenetworks.tv.
YOUTH ARTS COLLECTIVE Fall Art Show: multi-artist exhibit extended until end of January. 472 Calle Principal, Monterey. 375-9922.
moss landing
Haute Enchilada Gallery Featured artist, painter Annette McGowan, shows her work, alongside photographs, paintings, jewelry and watercolors by artists such as Tomas Spangler, Lenore Perez, Janis Spencer and W.M. Lawrence. 7902 Moss Landing Road, Moss Landing. 633-5843, 760-0952, http://www.hauteenchilada.com/cafe.html. Regular hours: 11am-5pm daily.
Pacific grove
ARTISANA GALLERY Works by various artists. 309 Forest Ave., Pacific Grove. 655-9775.
back porch fabric & quilt gallery Coats of Many Colors: garments by Norma Petersen. 157 Grand Ave., Pacific Grove. 375-4453.
capelli salon This show unveils the photographs of Michael Thomas Kainer, taken in Monterey, New York, Paris and Tijuana, with subjects ranging from Del Monte Skating Rink, people, landscapes, and buildings –a sort of travelogue. 230 Grand Ave., Pacific Grove. 655-4563. Regular hours: 10am-5pm Tue-Sat
encore boutique The Bohemian Underground Artists. 125 Lighthouse Ave., P.G. 375-1700.
Gallery at 417 Works by Vivian Cook & member artists. 417 Cannery Row, Monterey. 645-9923.
grand avenue art works! Re-imagination: found and recycled art by Charlsie Kelly. 178 + 170 B Grand Ave., Pacific Grove. 373-1798.
Le Beau Soleil Gallery Small Wonders: miniatures group exhibit. 210 Forest Ave., Pacific Grove. 333-9046.
lisa coscino gallery Breakthrough H'Art: Art of the mentally ill and homeless. 216B Grand Ave., Pacific Grove. 646-1939.
LYSAKOV ART COMPANY Form & Freedom: Michael St. Mary of Pacific Grove displays 10 of his sculptures, created over the past 27 years, made from wood, marble and cement. 305 Forest Ave., Pacific Grove. 375-7100, http://www.lysakovartcompany.com. Regular hours: 10am-4pm Tue-Fri and by appointment.
nelson ocean art outlet Robert Lyn Nelson: Recent marine art. American Tin Cannery, Ocean Blvd., Suite 127, Pacific Grove. 641-0196.
pacific grove Library 1906 San Francisco Fire Sketches: early Carmel artist Mary DeNeale's pastel and color sketches of post-earthquake San Francisco. 550 Central Ave., Pacific Grove. 648-5760, http://www.pacificgrove.lib.ca.us. Regular hours: 10am-5pm Thu, noon-5pm Fri-Sat; noon-7pm Tues; 10am-5pm Wed.
pacific grove museum of natural history Group show of 14 local artists. 165 Forest Ave., Pacific Grove. 648-5716.
POSSIBILITIES ART STUDIO AND GALLERY Works by S.L. Greek. 232 Grand Ave., Pacific Grove. 643-9392.
sally griffin senior center The Central Coast Art Association members Leslie Hodgin, Barbara West and Harry Wareham exhibit their work. 700 Jewell Ave., Pacific Grove. 649-4163, http://www.ci.pg.ca.us/recreation/seniorctr.htm.
the loft gallery Works by various artists. 208 Forest Ave., Pacific Grove. 655-9887.
the works cafe MEXICO LINDO: Mary Anne Anderson photography and poems on San Miguel de Allende, Central Mexico. Black and white photographs of "The Children of Pozos Project." 667 Lighthouse Ave., Pacific Grove. 372-2242, http://www.theworkspg.com. Regular hours: 7am-6pm Mon-Sat; 8am-5pm Sun.
@ Risk Postcards from Rumi: works by Robert Smith. 14 Soledad St., Salinas. 776-8038.
gregory artist studio Drawings and cartoons by Squid Row creator Bridgett Spicer. 10 W. Gabilan St., Salinas. 776-3593, http://www.bridgettspicer.com. Regular hours: By appointment.
National Steinbeck center Kay Villalobos: Auspicious Spirits and Sunset of the Dead. 1 Main St., Salinas. 775-4721.
ROLLICK's Coffeehouse Bernadette Carrillo photography show of Alcatraz prison, taken with a Holga camera onto film. 210 Main St., Salinas. 422-1760, http://www.rollicks.com. Regular hours: 6:30am-9pm Mon-Fri; 7am-9pm Sat; 7am-8pm Sun.
seminar gallery Layers: Stephanie M. Wilson hand-painted and b/w photographs. Hartnell College, 411 Central Ave., Salinas. 755-6791.
valley art GALLERY Beneath the Surface: paintings and poetry by Daniel Van Gerpen. 218 Main St., Salinas. 422-4162.
sand city
johnny apodaca studio Apodaca paintings. 720 Redwood Ave., Sand City. 601-6357.
ol' Factory café Dual Art Show: acrylic paintings and woodblock prints and giclees by Erin E. Hunter and Ian Harlow. 1725 Contra Costa, Sand City. 394-7336, http://www.olfactorycafe.com. Regular hours: 7am-close daily.
sweet elena's cafe Johnny Apodaca exhibits his new abstract work at Sweet Elena's. 465 D Olympia Ave., Sand City. 393-2063. Regular hours: 7am-6pm Mon-Fri, 8am-4pm Sat.
the corner gallery Works by Sand City artists. 1717 Contra Costa, Sand City. 394-6409.
alternative café For Those Who Showed Up Late: rare, signed and limited edition prints and posters by Shepard Fairey, David Choe, Banksy, Shawn Barber and others. 1230 Fremont Blvd., Seaside. 583-0913, http://www.thealternativecafe.com. Regular hours: 10am-4pm Mon-Fri, noon-3pm Sat.
AVERY GALLERY Black History Month Exhibit: For Black History month, an exhibit brings several artists to the Walter Lee Avery Gallery including Kenji (whose "Jubilee 1" is African, cubist and colorful all at once), Jody Gulley and Princess Simpson Rashid. City Hall, 440 Harcourt St., Seaside. 899-6800, 899-6811. Regular hours: 8am-5pm Mon-Fri.
CSUMB Balfour/Brutzman Gallery F( )ck Cancer: Whitney Aiken installation. Bldg. 71, 100 Campus Center, Seaside. 582-3005.


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text: Crew Wine Company was launched in 2005, by John and Lane Giguieres, founders of R.H. Phillips Winery and the Toasted Head brand. Under the Giguieres' direction R.H. Phillips grew to 750,000 cases, when they sold it in 2000. They continued to manage the winery until 2005. With over 25 years of experience building a large company, they formed Crew Wines with the sole intention of making wines they wanted to drink; at prices they don't mind paying. Joining the Giguieres is Dan Cederquist, formerly Winemaker at De Loach Vineyards in Sonoma, where for 12 years, he crafted award-winning Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Prior to that Dan made Cabernet Sauvignon at the famed Stag's Leap Wine Cellars. What's with this name, Matchbook? As a farm kid growing up in the late 1950's and early 1960's John Giguiere was a confirmed pyromaniac, starting various things on fire such as his father's wheat field. At one point, fearing total ruin from his kids burning him out of the house and farm, his father took them to the city jail for an hour to put an end to their fascination with fire. It seems it was replaced by a fire to make great wine, a much saver endeavor we'd say. Matchbook has four products, all focusing on varietals that perform well in the warm Dunnigan Hills climate, near the Sierras. They blend a percentage of coastal fruit to the Dunnigan Hills wines to add structure and intensify the flavors. Grapes grown in the Giguieres' Matchbook vineyard in the Dunnigan Hills of Northern California, northeast of Napa County are blended with up to 15% coastal fruit, primarily from Sonoma, to increase the mid-palate and length of finish. Building on their success with Chardonnay for Toasted Head, yet sensing the trend toward less oaky wines, the Giguieres are aging their Chardonnay in mostly neutral barrels so that the oak plays a supporting role and the complex flavors of Chardonnay are able to take center stage. A great match with crab and avocado salad. November Limited Series Newsletter (.pdf) |


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Well, it's that time of year again.
The holiday festivities are over, the crimson velvet mailbox bows have been put away, and now-like a feeding frenzy at a hen house-the well heeled ladies of Birmingham are eagerly disseminating this year's "list" of the year's marital fatalities. More anticipated than the Academy Award nominations, this is the "Did you hear who is getting a divorce?"-list. More aptly put, it is the "Oh how awful, tell me EVERYTHING" conversation that short circuits Verizon from Mountain Brook to Vestavia every February and causes the rest of Birmingham to receive " I'm sorry, all circuits are busy at this time"-recordings.
Your very own Scarlet, not being from the South-but having manners nonetheless-was sincerely trying NOT to eavesdrop on a conversation while at the dermatologist in Mountain Brook last week, but simply could not escape hearing tragic tidbits and details of the gruesome carnage of one of the latest neighborhood divorces. Amidst details of "the fabulous house now in foreclosure", the "precious children" (who were reportedly being raised by wolves while the father was philandering in California with a female bodybuilder and the mother shopped at Saks ), one of the ladies casually dropped the comment that the divorce had cost the couple over a half million dollars in attorney fees. Over a HALF MILLION DOLLARS IN ATTORNEY FEES. And she said this without batting a single Lattice-eyelash or raising a botoxed brow.
Not being from the South, I have never heard of such a thing. Is this a southern thing? Do they teach math differently in the south? Even Scarlet knows that a half million dollars buys a lot of sweet tea. Perhaps there is a special "math camp" where southern parents send their children that aspire to become divorce attorneys to learn the basics:
Rule #1: One cheating husband plus one choir-singing wife plus three kids plus one home in Vestavia plus beach house in Florida= $100,000 attorney fee
Rule #2: One cheating husband plus one cheating wife plus trust funds plus four kids plus beach house in Florida plus one house in Mountain Brook plus angry, fired secretary waiting to testify = $200, 000 attorney fee
Rule #3: One cheating CEO husband plus one cheating wife plus Beach property plus two kids plus trust funds plus Psychiatrists and police waiting to testify = $300,000 attorney fee
Rule #4: Two decent people wanting a divorce plus recently unemployed husband= "I am terribly sorry, but my busy schedule does not allow me to take your case at this time"
But even Scarlet is having trouble coming up with a scenario that warrants a half million dollar fee.
Baffled, I hate to consult our very own Anonymous, as he is arguably brilliant.
And, having been raised in the south, understands the southern way, which apparently I cannot, despite years of trying to learn. Always the gentleman, he simply poured me a glass of the world's best Torreon de Paredas Carmenere Reserva, smiled, and told me to forget about it. Easy to see why he he has half of Birmingham so mesmerized….
Some things are simply charming-southern or not.
Until next time, Scarlet