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Bluespower Brings a Synthesis of Blues, Rock, Funk and R&B to SoCal’s Music Scene
Bluespower is a recent collaboration of local musician/music teacher/music store owner Kenny “Big Daddy” Williams and Gregory Michael, who left Cincinnati several years ago to bring his Gospel-influenced music background to Southern California. Kenny “Big Daddy” Williams most recently co-fronted … Continue reading
Hakata Ikkousha Brings Their First Ramen Shop to The US (and Costa Mesa)
Hakata Ikoussha Ramen is a new name here in Costa Mesa, but in Japan and other countries like Indonesia, Taiwan, Singapore, Australia and even Hong Kong, it is known as one of the top ramen houses. It has garnered many … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Miscellanious, Photo Essays
Tagged Costa Mesa, Ed Simon, gyoza, Hakata Ikkousha, Japanese, Japanese food, Ramen
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National Corn on the Cob Day is June 11 at solita Tacos and Margaritas in Huntington Beach
June 11 is National Corn on the Cob Day and no culture has embraced corn more than the Mexican culture. Anything corn-based is loved by the Mexican food fan, whether it is the humble corn tortilla, the hominy in posole … Continue reading
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Tagged corn, Ed Simon, elote, Huntington Beach, National Corn on the Cob Day, solita Tacos and Margaritas
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Paul’s Pantry in Mission Viejo Has Comfort Food to Please Everyone
Breakfast is probably the meal where you find the biggest difference in servings. Some people pass completely, others grab a bagel or donut and coffee, while on occasion almost everyone will enjoy a good sit-down breakfast or even a Sunday/Holiday … Continue reading
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Tagged breakfast, comfort food, diner, Ed Simon, lunch, Mission Viejo, Orange Curtain, Paul's Pantry
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The Mighty Cash Cats Channel Johnny Cash with Two Upcoming Live Shows
Johnny Cash spent part of his life in Ventura County. He moved his family to Casitas Springs near Ojai in 1961 and maintained a nearby office in Ventura until his divorce from his first wife, Vivian in 1966. So it … Continue reading
ChocXO Brings Exceptional Single Origin Coffees and a Chocolate Factory to Orange County
ChocXO has brought a unique new experience to the palates of coffee and chocolate lovers throughout Orange County. Owner Richard Foley realized the close connection one had with the other; they both come from the same region of the globe, … Continue reading
Posted in Attractions, Food, Miscellanious
Tagged Chocolate, chocolate factory, ChocXO, ChocXO Coffee & Cacao, coffee, Ed Simon, Richard Foley
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Alan Parsons Talks About His Upcoming LA/San Diego Concert Dates and his Book ‘Art and Science of Sound Recording’
Alan Parsons has always had show business in his blood. Part of it came from his mother, an actress, professional folksinger and harpist. Some of it came from his father, Denys Parsons, an accomplished pianist and flautist as well as … Continue reading
