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For Hauser, Creating Apple Orchards Is His Core

Kevin Hauser is Southern California's modern- day Johnny Appleseed.

The Soap Opera Scoreboard

ALL MY CHILDREN: Kendall and Aidan hide out in an abandoned chapel in the country. Kendall becomes worried when Aidan's condition deteriorates as his infection from the gunshot wound worsens. JR surprises Marissa with a marriage proposal. JR and Marissa exchange heartfelt vows, with Tad performing the ceremony. The Hubbards react to the news that Madison died suddenly. Jesse urges Frankie to let go of the guilt he feels and be happy with Randi. Ryan gives the Hubbards the incriminating tapes ...

Builder has an Eye for Structures Kids Like

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'De-Cottage Cheese' Your Acoustic Ceilings Carefully

Removing "cottage cheese" ceilings has become an increasingly popular home improvement project. It's unanimous: Acoustic ceilings are out and virtually any other finish is in (smooth, textured or wood). The finish that is commonly referred to as "cottage cheese" is not a dairy product, but rather an acoustical ceiling treatment that was used widely in the '60s, '70s and early '80s. While many builders continue to use it, it's not nearly as popular as it once was.

'Enter Laughing' Is Not All Laughs

"Enter Laughing" should be a laugh-filled romp, a bath of nostalgia filled with a hundred jokes and dozens of funny situations. At the Long Beach Playhouse they have all the ingredients in place: a sure-fire cast with lead actor Andrew Rocky Balboa (yes, that's his name in the program) as David Kolowitz, with plenty of charm and innocence; a supporting cast of more than a dozen with considerable acting chops; and an effective if not overly elaborate stage setting.

Berkson in Successful Pv Symphony Debut

The Peninsula Symphony didn't need to bring in a sought-after soloist to draw a crowd to its concert at Rolling Hills Covenant Church Sunday night. It was the official debut of the orchestra's new conductor, Gary Berkson, and concertgoers filled the 1,100-seat auditorium to near capacity to see for themselves if this maestro, a graduate of Juilliard with 30 years experience conducting professional orchestras in Europe, was as good as he was touted to be.

Adell Shay: Putting Shopping Carts Away Says Something About a Person

There are two kinds of people in the world: those who put their shopping carts away and those who don't. - Anonymous