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Interesting facts 

• The population of California consists of 37,691,912 residents. 

• The state is geographically diverse. The state possesses fir forests, mountainous 

ranges, and agriculturally dominated valleys. 

• Originally the city of Alta was a portion of New Spain which was colonized 

by Spain. Until it became Mexican property in 1821. 

• The 1848 Gold Rush causes drastic changes within California society and 

dramatically altered the demographic. It also resulted in a huge economic 

hike. 

• The entertainment industry which proved to be among the largest industries 

in the state emerged within the Los Angeles area. This emergence resulted 

in a large population growth and transformed the state into a wide spread 

tourist region. 

• The Silicon Valley experienced a major population spike as technology arrived 

within the area. 

• Today one half of the country’s fresh fruit production occurs within California. 

• Major industries in California today are education, manufacturing, and 

aerospace. According to statistics, the sate stands as the eighth largest 

economic leader in the entire world. 

• In its history the territory also included Baja, Utah, Nevada, Wyoming, Arizona, 

and New Mexico. 

Things to do 

Pasadena Civic Auditorium 

300 East Green Street, Pasadena, (626) 449-7360 

pasadenacenter.com 

The Pasadena Civic Auditorium features over 3,000 

seats and has been a revered music hall known 

across the nation. This 1931 design offers beautiful 

architecture and décor. With a visit to this exquisite 

auditorium you will hear some of the nation’s most 

beloved music. 

Ice House Comedy Club 

24 N. Mentor Ave, Pasadena, (626) 577-1894 

icehousecomedy.com 

The Ice House Comedy Club is your premiere 

comedy destination. Past performances and 

events include Tim Pulnik, the 7 Comics for $7 All 

Star Show and the Comedy Juice Special Event. 

Bring your friends for a night of laughs and good 

times! 

The Bunny Museum 

1933 Jefferson Dr, Pasadena, (626) 793-0359 

thebunnymuseum.com 

If you love bunnies you absolutely must visit the 

Bunny Museum! Candace Frazee and Steve 

Lubanski open up their home to visitors to view their 

abundant collection of bunnies. This Spanish stucco 

home is filled with bunny statues, figurines and 

on the property are five live bunnies. 

Eaton Canyon Nature Center 

1750 North Altadena Drive, Pasadena 

(626) 398-5420 • ecnca.org 

The Eaton Canyon Nature Center consists of several 

intriguing species of animals. The preserve itself 

covers 190 acres. The on-site learning center 

measures 7,600 square feet in size. 



• Baja is often referred to as the Island of California. 

• The Sacramento and San Joaquin River Delta provides water to up to 

23 million residents of the state. 

• Mount Whitney states 14, 505 feet in height. The state is also known for 

its giant sequoia trees. 

• The state has a Mediterranean climate which produces dry summers 

and rainy, cool winters. 

• Plants that are indigenous to California are Scotch broom, eucalyptus, 

pepper tree, and acacia. 

• Rivers within California include Sacramento, Tuolumne, Eel, Salinas, 

and Owens. 

• The original population of California died out due to murder, infections, 

and starvation. The Native Indians who survived were forced to 

move from the area. 

• According to statistics, there were 123,948 military personnel living 

within California. These individuals were active duty at the time the 

statistics were gathered. There are also 2,569,340 veterans living within 

California. 

• The largest job sectors within California include transportation, utilities, 

business services, and government. 

• California has the largest population of death row inmates in the 

country. 

Topanga State Park 

20829 Entrada Road, Topanga Canyon 

(310) 455-2465 • parks.ca.gov 

Topanga State Park is the perfect area for 

hiking and other outdoor activities. The area 

is populated by live oaks, spectacular ocean 

views, and grassland. The park is great for 

equestrian arts, bicycling, and running. You will 

find volcanic intrusions and marine fossils in the 

area. Acquire a map of the hiking trails from the 

information center. 

Getty Museum 

1200 Getty Center Drive, Los Angeles 

(310) 440-7330 • getty.edu 

The Getty Museums provides education of the 

• Sports teams within California include Oakland Raiders, San Diego 

arts, performances, and festivals. This museum 

Chargers, San Francisco 49ers, San Jose Sabercats, Los Angeles 

has a rich history and makes it their mission to 

Dodgers, and the Los Angeles Lakers. 

ensure that all visitors learn about art history. 

Attend lectures, tours, and workshops at this 

museum. You also have the opportunity to 

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Malibu Pier 

23000 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu 

(310) 456-8031 

The Malibu Pier offers a wealth of activities and opportunities. Begin with whale watching 

and coastal tours. Venture through the surf museum and fish in designated areas. Attend 

commercial film shoots and experience the magic of the movies firsthand. Top this off 

with a visit to the Beachcomber or Ruby’s Shake Shack and then purchase a souvenir 

from the gift shop. 

Adamson House Museum 

23200 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu 

(310) 456-8432 • Adamsonhouse.org 

Adamson House Museum is a beautiful 1930s home constructed for the Adamson 

family. This home contains its original furnishings and architecture. Throughout this 

impressive home are Persian rugs and antiques featuring the craftsmanship that is rare 

today. Consider scheduling a guided tour to maximize on the learning opportunities. 

The Gamble House 

4 Westmoreland Place, Pasadena 

(626) 793-3334 • gamblehouse.org 

This 1908 home is the brainchild of Charles and Henry Greene. The home itself features 

American Arts and Crafts architectural design. The home now a national historic 

landmark was designed and constructed for David and Mary Gamble, who were the 

co-owners of the Proctor and Gamble Company. 




Romantic 

Getaways 

Balboa Inn 

105 Main Street, Newport Beach 

(949) 675-3412 • balboainnevents.com 

The Balboa Inn was constructed in 1929 and 

has been visited by such celebrities as Howard 

Hughes. This beautiful inn features nine-foot ceilings, 

sundecks constructed of Italian tile and 

an intriguing Mediterranean courtyard. Reserve 

an ocean-view suite, which features beautiful 

beachfront views and elegant furnishings. Each 

of these suites has fireplaces, balconies and 

oversized Jacuzzis. 

Rutas Old Town Inn 

274 N. Glassell Street, Orange 

(714) 628-1818 • rutasoldtowninnca.com 

Ruta’s Old Town Inn offers exquisite Victorian 

décor showcased in old world charm. Select 

one of their elegant guest rooms that include 

antique furnishings and beautiful bedding. Each 

guest room has a private bathroom. The inn has 

a warm and friendly parlor with a fireplace for 

you to relax and unwind. 

Beachrunner’s Inn 

231 Kennebec Avenue, Long Beach 

(562) 858-0202 • beachrunnersinn.com 

Beachrunner’s Inn is considered Long Beach’s 

premier bed and breakfast featuring excellent 

guest rooms in a beautiful locale. Each guest 

room was restored to showcase the original details 

reflecting the history of the inn. Fine furnishings, 

luxury bedding and all the creature comforts 

you have come to expect are present in 

this cozy little inn. 

Crescent Bay Inn 

1435 N. Coast Highway, Laguna Beach 

(949) 494-2508 • crescentbayinn.com 

The Crescent Bay Inn offers beautiful guest 

rooms in a classic hotel setting. Your selections 

include two double, one queen or one king 

bed. Each suite includes desks, private bathrooms 

and tables. From this hotel you can enjoy 

a wide selection of activities together. Among 

these activities are scuba diving, mountain biking 

or body boarding. 

Two Palms at the Groves B & B 

9782 Santiago Blvd, Villa Park 

714-394-6153 • twopalmsatthegroves.com 

The Two Palms at the Groves Bed and Breakfast 

provides exquisite guest rooms with ranch style 

décor and fine furnishings. Lush orange trees surround 

the grounds of this ranch style bed and 

breakfast adding just the right ambience for a 

laid back romantic weekend for two. 

The Georgian Hotel 

1415 Ocean Avenue, Santa Monica • (310) 

395-9945 • georgianhotel.com 

For a contemporary room with star-quality furnishings 

and bedding, reserve a room at the 

Georgian Hotel. Your stay at this posh hotel gives 

you ocean view rooms, standard options, and 

signature suites. The suites have French doors 

and fine seating areas. Each option presents 

luxury and is perfect for your time away. 

Magic Castle 

7025 Franklin Avenue, LA 

(323) 851-0800 • magiccastlehotel.com 

The Magic Castle Hotel offers exclusivity in a laid 

back setting. Enjoy a relaxing stay in one or two 

bedroom suites. Each suite offers an apartment 

style setting with a kitchen, living, and dining 

room. Select suites haver a balcony overlooking 

the heated pool. Each room has contemporary 

décor with high headboards and fine bedding. 

The Bissell House 

201 Orange Grove Avenue, S. Pasadena 

(626) 441-3535 • bissellhouse.com 

If you are looking for an elegant hideaway look 

no further than the Bissell House. With a stay at 

this bed and breakfast inn you receive an ovolacto 

vegetarian breakfast, Wi-Fi, flat screen TVs 

in your room, access to a large DVD collection 

and free parking. This four-star inn has beautifully 

appointed guestrooms and access to the 

crystal clear waters of the Olympic size pool. 






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5 Foods 

for Healthy 

Eyes 

Eggs: 

The yolk is a prime 

source of lutein and 

zeaxanthin plus zinc, 

which also helps 

reduce your macular 

degeneration risk. 

Almonds: 

They’re filled with vitamin E, which slows 

macular degeneration, research shows. One 

handful (an ounce) provides about half of 

your daily dose of E. 

Carrots: 

You’ve probably heard that carrots and other 

orange-colored fruits and vegetables promote 

eye health and protect vision, and it’s true: 

Beta-carotene, a type of vitamin A that gives 

these foods their orange hue, helps the retina 

and other parts of the eye to function smoothly. 

But eating your way to good eyesight isn’t only 

about beta-carotene. Though their connection 

to vision isn’t as well-known, several other 

vitamins and minerals are essential for healthy 

eyes. Make these five foods a staple of your 

diet to keep your peepers in tip-top shape. 

Leafy Greens: 

They’re packed with lutein 

and zeaxanthin antioxidants 

that, studies show, 

lower the risk of developing 

macular degeneration 

and cataracts. 

Citrus and berries: 

These fruits are powerhouses of vitamin C, 

which has been shown to reduce the risk of developing 

macular degeneration and cataracts. 

Fatty fish: 

Tuna, salmon, mackerel, anchovies and trout 

are rich in DHA, a fatty acid found in your retina—low 

levels of which have been linked to 

dry eye syndrome. 

California 

Hiking Trails 

This collection of hiking trails presents a 

multitude of difficulty levels. With each selection, 

there are extraordinary views and 

natural settings indigenous to each locale. 

Mount Diablo’s Grand Loop 

Mount Diablo State Park 

The Grand loop spans over six miles and 

presents the ability to rest at 12 different 

stops. Visitors who participate see a view 

of the Bay Area. You may also view Mount 

Lassen, the Santa Cruz Mountains, and 

Sierra Nevada. For individuals who enjoy 

photographing flowers this locale is filled 

with wildflowers each spring. 

Half Dome Hike 

Yosemite National Park 

The Half Dome Hike requires 12 hours to 

complete and present a difficult challenge 

for most hikers. The hiking trail spans over 15 

miles long. This hike is not recommended 

for individuals who are not in great shape 

and familiar with the toll hiking takes on the 

body. The hike concludes at the top of Yosemite. 

Berry Creek Falls Loop 

Big Basin Redwoods State Park 

The Berry Creek Falls Loop spans just over 

ten miles. You venture through extravagant 

redwoods to discover the beautiful cascading 

waterfall. The elevation is 1,000 

feet and the hike requires at least six hours 

to complete. For the best views begin at 

the Sunset Trail. 

The Panorama Trail 


The Panorama Trail spans eight miles and 

is a downhill hike. The hike allows for view 

of Yosemite Falls, Vernal Fall, and Nevada 

Fall. You discover Glacier Point and beautiful 

mountain regions. 

The Mist Trail 


The Mist Trail spans just over six miles and 

leads you throughout the trail to the two impressive 

waterfall. The locale allows for the 

best views of Yosemite and the waterfalls. 

The trails lead close to both waterfalls and 

allow for excellent photo opportunities. 

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Should I 

Buy Organic? 

There has been an explosion in the marketing 

and availability of organic foods over the over 

the past few years, so it’s certainly no wonder 

that one of the most common questions is 

“should I buy organic?” Here are the facts based 

on the best science to date: 

Choosing organic is clearly better for the 

environment. 

This is demonstrable and occurs through numerous 

channels, including conservation of natural 

resources and less pollution for our water and 

soils. 

Consuming organic foods reduces the 

body’s exposure to pesticides. 

This has been confirmed through numerous 

scientific studies. Adults and children who consume 

organic foods have measurably lower 

levels of pesticides in their bodies. Perhaps the 

bigger question here is – “Are the levels of pesticide 

exposure received from eating conventional 

foods harmful to our health?” At this point 

in science, we simply do not have the data to 

definitively answer this question. Pesticides approved 

for use are reported to be safe at or below 

certain threshold levels. It is clear however 

that pesticides are harmful to exposed farm 

workers, along with “non-target” wildlife and are 

definitely not healthy substances. 

For children there are two additional caveats to 

consider on the safety front. Because children 

consume more food calories per unit of body 

weight and because their cells are dividing at a 

much more rapid rate, they are at greater risk for 

potential toxic effects from pesticide exposure 

(a developing fetus is at the greatest risk). Additionally, 

it is common for some kids to have 

very restrictive eating patterns with consumption 

of only one or a few types of fruits or vegetables 

on a regular basis. If this is the case, they will experience 

a greater number of exposures to the 

same pesticides which can also exacerbate risk. 

The Environmental Working Group (EWG), a notfor-profit 

research organization devoted to improving 

public health and the environment, has 

determined that the produce that consistently 

has the highest pesticide levels include: apples, 

bell peppers, celery, cherries, grapes (imported), 

nectarines, peaches, pears, potatoes, red 

raspberries, strawberries, and spinach. Choosing 

organic for this group of produce will give 

you and your family the greatest reduction in 

pesticide exposure. Spinach, strawberries, and 

celery are the worst of the bunch. 

Organic foods may or may not be more 

nutritious than their conventional counterparts. 

Some scientific studies show conventional foods 

are just as nutritious, while others support the contrary. 

Based on my knowledge of the available 

data, the scale tips slightly in favor of a superior 

nutritional profile for organic varieties. Organics 

generally have a bit higher mineral content because 

of the more stringent soil requirements for 

organic certification and in some cases, have 

a more robust supply of protective antioxidants. 

Organic foods may or may not taste better. 

Blinded taste studies are basically a wash. For 

those that think organic tastes better there are 

an equal number who find the conventional 

counterpart tastier. 

Organic foods will generally spoil more 

quickly. 

Pesticides clearly extend the shelf life and “freshness” 

of foods. For optimal freshness, organic 

foods need to be consumed more quickly. 

Organic foods are more expensive. 

You will generally pay about 20% more for organic 

varieties. 

The answer is a complicated one and ultimately 

depends on your feelings towards the environment, 

pesticide, and your pocketbook. 




Juicing 

What exactly is Juicing, 

Anyway? 

Juicing is the process of extracting the juice 

from fresh fruits and vegetables. A small kitchen 

appliance known as a juicer is used to extract 

the juice (not the pulp), and these can range 

in price from $50 to $500. Fresh juices should 

not be confused with smoothies, which are usually 

made in a blender, food processor, or highpowered 

juicer and include the fibrous pulp of 

the fruit and vegetable ingredients. 

Types of Juicers: 

‘’Fast’’ Juicers 

This type of juicer is one of the most common 

varieties you’ll find on the market. 

A fast juicer (or centrifugal juicer) grinds 

your fruits and veggies and then pushes 

the extracted juice through a strainer by 

spinning at a very high speed. The pulp 

is extracted and ejected into a special 

compartment, usually near the back of 

the juicer. This type of juicer produces 

pulp-free juice very quickly, but it also 

tends to extract less juice than other 

types of juicers. This type of juicer also 

generates more heat than other types, 

which some experts say could compromise 

the nutrients in the produce. 

“Slow” Juicers 

This juicer produces juice in two steps, 

using one or two gears. First, it crushes 

the fruits and veggies, and then it presses 

out the juice. These types of juicers 

take longer to produce juice, and they 

tend to be more expensive than most 

centrifugal juicers. However, they are 

said to extract more nutrients from the 

produce. They yield a thick juice with 

more pulp, yet still produce some pulp 

extract in a separate compartment. 

Reasons to Juice: 

• Juicing allows your digestive system to rest, so 

that energy may go into elimination, recovery 

and healing, instead of digestion. During this 

time, cells can repair themselves and detoxify. 

Freshly pressed juices provide enzymes as 

well as vitamins and minerals that are easily 

assimilated. 

• Juicing will help to break down the vegetables, 

making it easier to assimilate, so you will 

receive most of the nutrition. 

• Juicing allows you to consume more vegetables 

than you normally would. Some people 

may find eating vegetables difficult, but it can 

be easily accomplished with a quick glass of 

vegetable juice. 

• You can add a wider variety of vegetables in 

your diet. Many people eat the same vegetables, 

raw or cooked, every day. Foods should 

be rotated to prevent developing allergies. 

With juicing, you can juice a wide variety of 

vegetables that you may not normally enjoy 

eating whole. 

Basic Green Juice 

(16oz Serving Size): 

1 Cucumber; 4 Celery Stalks; 2 Apples; 

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the sign which derived from the quack 

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health resort. Today the area is used for 

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Museum of Death 

6031 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood • (323) 466-8011 

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The Museum of Death was established in 1995. This museum showcases 

the largest collection of serial murderer artwork including the 

crime scene of the Manson Murders. Within this museum are videos 

of autopsies and information about the Heaven’s Gate cult. 

Bulldozer Building 

Turlock 

The Bulldozer Building was constructed 

as a major advertisement scheme for 

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in 1976 and has been the owner’s office 

since. The building is 21 feet high, 28 feet 

wide, and 66 feet in length. It stands two 

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to wrestle the chains holding him captive. The statutes 

measure 42 feet in height and it weighs over 120 tons. 

Ken Fox who is the local dentist constructed the statues that 

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