P.S. Z, I came close to saying hi in person, but the bar crowd was too dense!
Thursday, July 26, 2007
Thanks to KOR and fellow residents...
...for the wonderful party last night, and my apologies to every one I failed to introduce myself to. Here are images for all to share.
P.S. Z, I came close to saying hi in person, but the bar crowd was too dense!
P.S. Z, I came close to saying hi in person, but the bar crowd was too dense!
Friday, July 20, 2007
Don't miss the best jazz singer!
Please don't miss the best jazz singer and my friend Kurt Reichenbach
He sings at the Hollywood Studio Bar & Grill Friday, August 3, 2007, 7:30-10:30 p.m.
Gerry Schroeder-piano, Tom Warrington-Bass, Ralph Penland-Drums, plus surprise guests!
No Cover-Two drink minimum or dinner-Free Parking! Call 323.466.9917 for reservations.
Hollywood Studio Bar & Grill 6122 Sunset Blvd. (in Gower Gulch), Hollywood, CA 90028
See you there & be well!
Dr.D.
Thursday, July 19, 2007
Esotouric Tours July 21st & 22nd For the Literature Lovers
For the literature lovers, there are two Esotouric tours this weekend around downtown LA.
July 21st Raymond Chandler
"Bungalows. Crime. Hollywood. Blondes. Vets. Smog. Death.
This was Raymond Chandler's Los Angeles, which resonated from deft and melancholy fits of his writer's bow. Join us as we go down the mean streets that shaped his fiction..."
July 22nd John Fante
"Before Kerouac, before Bukowski, there was John Fante, author of "Ask the Dust," "Dreams of Bunker Hill," "Full of Life," "The Road to Los Angeles" and "Wait Until Spring, Bandini." This five-novel cycle, written over sixty years, introduced the world to Arturo Bandini, an outspoken, down-and-out Mr. Hyde to Fante's Dr. Jekyll.
As Bunker Hill's prodigal son, Fante-as-Bandini chronicles a forgotten Los Angeles neighborhood..."
Details on Live Downtown LA
http://livedowntownla.blogspot.com/
Z.
July 21st Raymond Chandler
"Bungalows. Crime. Hollywood. Blondes. Vets. Smog. Death.
This was Raymond Chandler's Los Angeles, which resonated from deft and melancholy fits of his writer's bow. Join us as we go down the mean streets that shaped his fiction..."
July 22nd John Fante
"Before Kerouac, before Bukowski, there was John Fante, author of "Ask the Dust," "Dreams of Bunker Hill," "Full of Life," "The Road to Los Angeles" and "Wait Until Spring, Bandini." This five-novel cycle, written over sixty years, introduced the world to Arturo Bandini, an outspoken, down-and-out Mr. Hyde to Fante's Dr. Jekyll.
As Bunker Hill's prodigal son, Fante-as-Bandini chronicles a forgotten Los Angeles neighborhood..."
Details on Live Downtown LA
http://livedowntownla.blogspot.com/
Z.
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Pardon Our Dust!
For all of you restorers, re-builders, refurbishers and re-decorators:
please check out this blog:http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/pardonourdust/
Have Fun & Be Well!
Dr.D.
please check out this blog:http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/pardonourdust/
Have Fun & Be Well!
Dr.D.
Sunday, July 15, 2007
The 626 Adventures.
Dear Neighbours,
There are certain life experienced that can be found only in downtown New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, and, yes, the Downtown Los Angeles.
Please check out the 626 Reserve Wine Bar in creative (chocolate) partnership with the 626 Art Galleries.
Be Well!
Dr.D.
Friday, July 6, 2007
The Doctor is in the building
In responce to a number of inquiries from residents and owners new to LA/Downtown LA concerning possible referrals to local doctors/dentists/other health professionals, I would like to share the following information:
I am not in active clinical practice any longer, but am engaged in consulting Naturopathic & Alternative Medicine practice (http://www.askdrd.blogspot.com/w.askdrd.blogspot.com/) .
I also run the National Health & Wellness Advocacy engaged in the economics, policy and politics of health carING (ot at least it should be) established in 1993 (http://www.drdorodny.blogspot.com/)
Having practiced in ER/ORs in Los Angeles/Pasadena/Glendale/Santa Monica areas, (after escape from NY--Albert Einstein and Bronx-Lebanon) for over 25 years I am an invaluable resource for a free neighbourly "triage" and appropriate referral and would be happy to be of service to all nice intelligent people.
Such free friendly advice does not constitute a formal confidential contractual doctor-patient relationship; and, as always, I reserve the right to refuse service to anyone.
For the duration of remodeling of my unit I will continue to live in Malibu, but can be reached by phone at (310) 663-2949. In case of medical emergency, stop reading this posting and Dial 911!
Be Well!
Dr.D.
I am not in active clinical practice any longer, but am engaged in consulting Naturopathic & Alternative Medicine practice (http://www.askdrd.blogspot.com/w.askdrd.blogspot.com/) .
I also run the National Health & Wellness Advocacy engaged in the economics, policy and politics of health carING (ot at least it should be) established in 1993 (http://www.drdorodny.blogspot.com/)
Having practiced in ER/ORs in Los Angeles/Pasadena/Glendale/Santa Monica areas, (after escape from NY--Albert Einstein and Bronx-Lebanon) for over 25 years I am an invaluable resource for a free neighbourly "triage" and appropriate referral and would be happy to be of service to all nice intelligent people.Such free friendly advice does not constitute a formal confidential contractual doctor-patient relationship; and, as always, I reserve the right to refuse service to anyone.
For the duration of remodeling of my unit I will continue to live in Malibu, but can be reached by phone at (310) 663-2949. In case of medical emergency, stop reading this posting and Dial 911!
Be Well!
Dr.D.
If you are not concerned with the National ID Card, ...
...you really should be. And here is why:
You are welcome to opine.
Be Well!
Dr.D.
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