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    Apr 10, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. I went down to the crossroads, with books about L.A.

    It isn’t every day that you can read from a book and feel the words come to life before your eyes.
    It isn’t every day that you can read from a book and feel the words come to life before your eyes. That happened to me Wednesday morning, at Union Station, at an event designed to make passing L.A. commuters hip to the upcoming Los Angeles Times...

    Tags: Poetry, Science and Technology, Literature, Electronics, Union (McHenry, Illinois)

    2. Apr 6, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  2. Building bridges between Mexican and Mexican American art

    Mexican art and Mexican American art often have treated each other more like strangers or distant cousins than like the fraternal twins they really are.
    Mexican art and Mexican American art often have treated each other more like strangers or distant cousins than like the fraternal twins they really are. In the United States, apart from in California and the Southwest, many museums and art professionals...

    Tags: Arts, Science and Technology, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Artists, Standards

    3. Apr 20, 2013 |Story| LAT - HOLD Archive

  3. Jonathan Gold | L.A. restaurant review: Corazón y Miel satisfies heart's desires

    <em>"Coraz&oacute;n y miel</em>," your waitress wants it to be known, is the signature dish of Coraz&oacute;n y Miel. <em>Coraz&oacute;n y miel</em>, hearts and honey, is a small bowl of warm, seared chicken hearts in a sweet, honeyed vinaigrette, tossed with a few slivers of onion, like a chicken heart <em>escabeche</em>. The grayish hearts look a little gnarly, organy, probably more than you want to be dealing with before your third margarita.
    "Corazón y miel," your waitress wants it to be known, is the signature dish of Corazón y Miel. Corazón y miel, hearts and honey, is a small bowl of warm, seared chicken hearts in a sweet, honeyed vinaigrette, tossed with a few slivers of onion, like a...

    Tags: Foods and Beverages, Lukshon, Salads, Restaurants, Dining and Drinking

    4. Apr 24, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. L.A. mayor's race: The world isn't watching either

    This Los Angeles mayoral election isn&rsquo;t exactly setting the city's electorate on fire. Nor the world, for that matter.
    This Los Angeles mayoral election isn’t exactly setting the city's electorate on fire. Nor the world, for that matter. It’s so low key that I was surprised to see a very focused piece in the Guardian, Britain’s liberal national...

    Tags: Voting, Antonio Villaraigosa, 2012 Democratic National Convention, Los Angeles Lakers, Michael Bloomberg

    5. Mar 29, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  5. Soraya Jimenez, Mexico's first female Olympic champion, dies at 35

    Soraya Jimenez, who won the 58-kilogram weightlifting competition at the 2000 Sydney Games to become Mexico's first female Olympic champion, died of a heart attack Thursday at her home in Mexico City. She was 35.
    Soraya Jimenez, who won the 58-kilogram weightlifting competition at the 2000 Sydney Games to become Mexico's first female Olympic champion, died of a heart attack Thursday at her home in Mexico City. She was 35. Jimenez, who retired after numerous...

    Tags: World Wrestling Entertainment Inc., Obituaries, Univision (tv network), Heart Attack, Awards and Prizes

    6. Mar 27, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  6. Mexico civic groups seek Congress debate on gendarmerie

    MEXICO CITY &mdash; Some of the most important civic groups in Mexico are imploring President Enrique Pe&ntilde;a Nieto to let Congress debate the wisdom of creating a new paramilitary police force, or gendarmerie,<em> </em>to combat the persistent scourge of violence here.
    MEXICO CITY — Some of the most important civic groups in Mexico are imploring President Enrique Peña Nieto to let Congress debate the wisdom of creating a new paramilitary police force, or gendarmerie, to combat the persistent scourge of violence...

    Tags: Justice and Rights, Crime, Law and Justice, National Government, Organized Crime, Civil Rights

    7. Mar 15, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. Mexico denies Apple rights to the 'iPhone' name

    In a case of David vs<span>. Goliath, the Mexican Supreme Court has upheld a lower court ruling that <span>iFone</span>, a small IT company in </span>Mexico City, is the rightful owner of the <span><span>iPhone</span></span> name in that country.
    In a case of David vs. Goliath, the Mexican Supreme Court has upheld a lower court ruling that iFone, a small IT company in Mexico City, is the rightful owner of the iPhone name in that country. The company registered the name in 2003, four years before...

    Tags: Apple iPhone, New Products, BlackBerry, Brazil, Mexico

    8. Mar 16, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  8. Rumor, legend and a tabloid report sparked 'Camelia la Tejana'

    Mexican composer Gabriela Ortiz's "Camelia la Tejana," which will be performed&nbsp; this month at Long Beach Opera, is actually three stories in one.
    Mexican composer Gabriela Ortiz's "Camelia la Tejana," which will be performed  this month at Long Beach Opera, is actually three stories in one. First, there's the legend of Camelia la Tejana, a Mexican drug-smuggling queen who shot and killed her...

    Tags: Folklore and Mythology, Entertainment, Newspaper and Magazine, Journalism, Arts and Culture

    9. Mar 16, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. Critic's Choice: Three divine chocolate creations

    Remember when you couldn't go to a restaurant without coming across yet another flourless chocolate cake? And when that trend finally passed, the chocolate fashion became precious, over-elaborate tastings of this and that. I'm glad that's finally pass&eacute;. When something is good, you want more than one bite, no?
    Los Angeles Times
    Remember when you couldn't go to a restaurant without coming across yet another flourless chocolate cake? And when that trend finally passed, the chocolate fashion became precious, over-elaborate tastings of this and that. I'm glad that's finally passé....

    Tags: Bouchon, Restaurants, Lifestyle and Leisure, Chile, Dining and Drinking

    10. Mar 13, 2013 | Los Angeles Times

  10. L.A. Latinos praise Spanish-speaking, Latin American pope

    L.A. NOW
    The selection of Pope Francis I resonated across Southern California, as Spanish-speaking Catholics said they were especially pleased to hear a Latin American pontiff would lead the Church for the first time....
    11. Mar 7, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  11. Mexican military reportedly arrests at least 35 alleged vigilantes

    MEXICO CITY &mdash; At least 35 alleged members of a &ldquo;self-defense&rdquo; vigilante group in southern Mexico were reportedly arrested by the military Thursday, underscoring the tension between government authorities and such groups, which have sprouted up in numerous states in recent months.
    MEXICO CITY — At least 35 alleged members of a “self-defense” vigilante group in southern Mexico were reportedly arrested by the military Thursday, underscoring the tension between government authorities and such groups, which have...

    Tags: Organized Crime, Mexico

    12. Mar 2, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  12. Jewish club explores kosher in new translations

    Mounds of juicy meat glisten in hot pans and on nicked carving boards in the dining room of the Mark on Pico Boulevard. Braised sirloin with oregano and onion; Santa Maria tri-tip with garlic, molasses and chutney; rich flank steak tacos with lime and salsa; English roast with horseradish; bone marrow with red wine and olive oil; and piles of filet mignon, New York strip and rib-eye are all on offer.
    Los Angeles Times
    Mounds of juicy meat glisten in hot pans and on nicked carving boards in the dining room of the Mark on Pico Boulevard. Braised sirloin with oregano and onion; Santa Maria tri-tip with garlic, molasses and chutney; rich flank steak tacos with lime and...

    Tags: Religion and Belief, Judaism, Foods and Beverages, Steaks, Restaurants

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