Back in the California sunshine, the focus on Rio has returned.
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The relentless California sunshine only reinforces Nyles and Sarah's sense of ennui.
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It seems the rest of the world has nothing on some California sunshine!
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Rooms and suites include options with patios for soaking up all-season California sunshine.
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The lovebirds were snapped holding hands and smiling together while enjoying the southern California sunshine.
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All he needs is a few greenhouses, a steady water supply, and plenty of California sunshine.
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"I was hoping that the California sunshine would send Ashley back to Charleston totally refreshed," he says.
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San Diego, CA: The Sofia Hotel Get your fix of the California sunshine at this charming spot.
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Over the course of two days, 120 pilots worked their way around a twisty track in hot California sunshine.
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The expectant lovebirds were snapped holding hands and smiling together enjoying the southern California sunshine and a picnic on the sand.
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The colors have been bled from the California sunshine, and the camera alternates wanly between shaky close-ups and indifferent establishing shots.
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"It's the largest swim-around infinity pool Jacuzzi ever," he said, staring out over the palm trees and California sunshine toward the ocean.
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You try launching your body off a waterski ramp over a motherfucking man-eating shark while wearing a leather jacket in the California sunshine.
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Practice on Thursday began with some flag football on an outside field near the Lakers' practice facility in what Vogel called "therapeutic" Southern California sunshine.
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Practice on Thursday began with some flag football on an outside field near the team's practice facility in what Vogel called "therapeutic" Southern California sunshine.
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Even in the bright California sunshine, the vivid image of Beyoncé in concert appears on the screen above the pool, her music booming from 183 underground speakers.
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Soak in the famous California sunshine at the Water Deck, where lounge chairs rest in six inches of water so you can dip your toes and cool off.
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Wearing a yellow shirt and beige polyester slacks in his poolside sitting room, its Sherwood-green carpet bleached by 22000 years of California sunshine, he welcomed a reporter into his home.
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His expression is often neutral, and his countenance is unaffected by his periodic visits to the California sunshine; he could pass for someone in his late thirties or his early sixties.
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Young people aspiring to a life in show business, but currently just stuck in gridlock, climb out of their cars and dance on the rooftops, singing about big dreams and the California sunshine.
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The record—which is 13 tracks long, including features from Dej Loaf, Cuban Doll, OMB Peezy, and more—offers an exquisitely bubbly vibe that makes you feel like you're rolling around in the California sunshine.
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It never ceases to amaze me that outside there can a blue sky, bright California sunshine and plenty of open space to explore — but the kids prefer to flip open a laptop and surf YouTube.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who announced the Powerwall 2 in the California sunshine, had previously teased the product in a series of tweets as well as the Tesla Motors "Master Plan, Part Deux," earlier this summer.
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Bushnell, 25, might have grown up in Portland (which, rather fittingly, is known as the City of Roses!), but take one look at her Instagram and it's obvious she's all about the beach, warm weather and California sunshine.
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As we roll around San Diego in the bright California sunshine, every window thrown open and clean ocean air blowing in, it's easy to fantasize what your life might be like if you lived here and drove this.
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And then, one day, as he was riding his bike in the California sunshine, enjoying the carefree life, no longer burdened by prophecies and messianic ambitions, he heard me on the radio, being interviewed about my book on Jesus.
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But if Lidofsky's characters read as a quirky answer to Lena Dunham's iconic Brooklyn girl gang, their stories also make it clear that we shouldn't be blinded by all that dewy Southern California sunshine (for the record, it's absolutely glorious).
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In winning their first eight, the Rams had triumphed in snowy Denver and gloomy Seattle and plenty of California sunshine, but not amid a mighty din, against a mighty quarterback and a defense that in the second half sagged until it didn't.
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Shortly thereafter a young woman steps through a gate at the end of a wooden fence and leads me through a patchy lawn, down a narrow concrete pathway to the doorway of the small bungalow in which Solange sits alone, humming, bathed in California sunshine.
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Mindy Johnson's unusually informative coffee-table book, "Ink & Paint: The Women of Walt Disney's Animation," features delightful photographs of the women at work and on their breaks, lounging on the lawn in the California sunshine, laughing and goofing around for the camera, sipping tea from cups and saucers.
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That ended the "match," at least until Wyatt entered the live arena; in a bit of Roger Corman–esque carelessness on the part of WWE producer/delusional auteur Kevin Dunn, he left the house at prerecorded night and entered the arena in live California sunshine, whereupon he was immediately waylaid by a teleporting Orton.
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The others were Farma Way and Seabiscuit.Pedigree Online, Thoroughbred Database;. He also won the Florida/California Sunshine Millions Classic and the grade 1 Malibu Stakes.
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On March 30, 1979, Renkert joined the California Sunshine of the North American Soccer League.Transactions In the fall of 1980, he moved to the Denver Avalanche of the Major Indoor Soccer League.
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382 He also played non-league football for Northwich Victoria, Mossley, where he scored once from 63 appearances in all competitions, and Salisbury City, and in the United States for the California Sunshine and the Chicago Sting.
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In Howard's description, "One can view the evolution of the California Sunshine Sound as a mirror of the evolution of the 1960s. Commencing with its post-Eisenhower narrative and insulated complacency, the early California sound was predicated on Wilson, Usher, and Melcher's simple fun-in-the-sun ideals." It ran into decline by the end of the 1960s due to the West Coast's cultural shifts occurring in tandem with the psychological descent of Wilson and Melcher's associations with the Manson murders, with Howard calling it the "sunset of the original California Sunshine Sound ... [the] sweetness advocated by the California myth had led to chilling darkness and unsightly rot".
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From 1963 to 1970, he played for the Brazilian national team. In 1979, he played for the Southern California Lazers of the American Soccer League.The Year in American Soccer – 1978 He was selected as All League that season.Four Lazers all-league In 1979, he played for the California Sunshine.
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The head coach was Derek Lawther. The California Sunshine Soccer Team was founded in 1977 by Warren Hoffnung (a nuclear physicist, aerospace executive and entrepreneur – currently CEO of MyWrapper, a software company that sells software for creating personalized candy wrappers) and Lee Andrews (a financial advisor). They acquired the Orange County, California territorial rights in the American Soccer League, the oldest U.S. professional soccer league. The commissioner of the ASL at the time was basketball great Bob Cousy and there were teams spread across the U.S. A little known fact is that the California Sunshine approved the move of the NASL’s St. Louis Stars to Anaheim Stadium where it was renamed the California Surf.
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The California Surf played in the North American Soccer League from 1978 to 1981. The club called Anaheim Stadium home. Another soccer franchise, the California Sunshine of the American Soccer League in the late 1970s played games in Orange and Anaheim (Anaheim Stadium). Their team office was in Villa Park.
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In 1979, Cano returned to the ASL with the California Sunshine. He stayed in the ASL the following year to play for the Cleveland Cobras. That fall, he signed with the Cleveland Force of the Major Indoor Soccer League. In 1985, after a four-year hiatus, he joined the independent Los Angeles United.
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Born in San Diego, Garcia spent most of his youth in Mexico City, Mexico. His family returned to California when he was fifteen. Garcia signed with the expansion California Sunshine of the American Soccer League in 1977. In 1979, he and team mate Joey Fink tied for the league lead in goal scoring with fifteen apiece.
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The California Sunshine was founded with two major philosophies: To field as many American players as possible and to keep profanity off the playing field. The goal was to encourage American youth to be able to attend the matches and see how soccer could be an important part of their sports participation. In fact, all but one of the players were American.
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Fink spent the next three seasons with the Rowdies before leaving the NASL at the end of the 1978 season. In 1979, Fink joined the California Sunshine of the American Soccer League (ASL). He tied with team mate Poli Garcia for the league lead in goal scoring with fifteen. In 1980, he was with the New York United and Cleveland Cobras.
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He then signed with the California Sunshine of the American Soccer League. He led the league with a 0.79 goals against average.The Year in American Soccer - 1979 He spent the 1980 season with the Sacramento Gold, ranking only behind Scott Manning in GAA.The Year in American Soccer - 1980 Reynolds spent 1980 & 1981 with the Major Indoor Soccer League as a Keeper for the San Francisco Fog.
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Lillian Hinman Shuey, was the author of "California Sunshine","Among the Redwoods," "David of Juniper Gulch," "Don Luis' Wife," and "The Humboldt Lily." Another poetess was Mary Cameron Benjamin. Kate Douglas Wiggin was well known as a kindergarten worker and as the author of "The Story of Patsy," "The Bird's Christinas Carol," "Timothy's Quest," and other books. Virna Woods gained her first literary reputation in the field of descriptive verse.
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In 1978 and 1979, the California Sunshine was a professional soccer team that played regular season games in Orange. The city roots for major league teams: the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim of baseball and the Anaheim Ducks of ice hockey, right along the city borders across the Santa Ana River in Anaheim. In the city proper: the Sou Cal A's of the Southern California Collegiate Baseball Association play in Athletic (or Richland) Field.
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Don Doran is a retired American soccer defender who played professional in the Major Indoor Soccer League. In 1977, the St. Louis Stars of the North American Soccer League drafted Doran, but did not sign him. He then played for St. Louis Kutis until he signed with the St. Louis Steamers of the Major Indoor Soccer League in 1980. In 1980, he was drafted by the California Sunshine of the American Soccer League.
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For many years he spent summers with outdoor teams and winters playing indoor soccer. From 1978–1980 he played for the California Sunshine and joined the indoor Wichita Wings of MISL from 1980–82. From 1981–1983 he played for the Carolina Lightnin' outdoors and from 1982–1984 with Los Angeles Lazers indoors. With a goal and an assist, Tobin was named MVP of the 1981 ASL finals, which Carolina won, 2–1.
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A Scratch in the Sky (1967) is the second album by The Cryan' Shames. For this album, new members Isaac Guillory and Lenny Kerley join the lineup. Dave Purple and Jerry Stone are no longer listed on the credits. On their second album, the Cryan' Shames shifted from the heavy British Invasion and Byrds influences of their debut into a more California sunshine pop-flavored sound, without abandoning their debts to the Beatles and the Byrds altogether.
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The Skyhawks were again led offensively by Jimmy Hinch and Jimmy Rolland (who finished 2nd and 3rd in the league in scoring) and in goal by Brian Parkinson (who finished 2nd in GAA). While they couldn't duplicate their dominance of the 1976 season, they finished 2nd in the West and 4th overall with 13 wins, 4 draws, and 7 defeats. After a 3-2 first round playoff win over the California Sunshine, they lost to Western Division champion Sacramento in the Western Division playoff finals, 2-1.
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SUNY Oneonta Hall of Fame After graduating with a bachelor's degree in psychology in 1974, he was drafted by the Philadelphia Atoms of the North American Soccer League and the New Jersey Brewers of the American Soccer League. He played three years for the New Jersey Brewers. In 1976, he signed for the California Sunshine of the ASL and played for three years during the summer seasons. In 1979, he signed with the Wichita Wings of the Major Indoor Soccer League and remained with them until 1982.
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Gillian Berrie began by making David Mackenzie's short films California Sunshine (1997) and Somersault (2000) before she went on to produce Mackenzie's debut feature The Last Great Wilderness (2002). The film stars Alastair Mackenzie and was co-produced by Zentropa and premiered in Toronto in 2002. Following their first feature, David Mackenzie directed Young Adam (2003) starring Ewan McGregor and Tilda Swinton. The film premiered at Cannes Film Festival 2003 in the Un Certain Regard competition and won Best Film and Best Director at the 2003 BAFTA Scotland Awards.
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"Derek Lawther",Pro Soccer, Official Game Program of California Sunshine,1977-06-21. In 1963, the day after the assassination of US President John F. Kennedy, Lawther arrived in California to play for Scandia Soccer Club. He advanced his education in computer science at El Camino College in Torrance, California. He briefly returned to Northern Ireland after the Watts riots of 1965 to play with Cliftonville F.C.. When Lawther returned to the United States after the unrest in Northern Ireland, he played and coached for the Santa Monica Soccer and Social Club (SMSSC) which played in the greater Los Angeles League.
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The California Sunshine was an American soccer club based in Fountain Valley, California that was a member of the American Soccer League. The team was owned by Dr. Robert Everakes and his wife Alexandra, who was the general manager. Their home games were held at Chapman University in Orange, California and Eddie West Field at Santa Ana Stadium (aka Santa Ana Bowl) in Santa Ana, California but had exhibition games at the University of California in Riverside, California and Palm Springs Stadium in Palm Springs, California. Their first season was 1977, but the team folded in 1981 after four seasons.
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Born in Bootle, Kelley played in the Football League for Southport and Crewe Alexandra, and in the North American Soccer League for the Los Angeles Aztecs, the San Diego Sockers and the California Surf. He played for the California Sunshine and the Cleveland Cobras of the American Soccer League. Kelley also spent several years in the Major Indoor Soccer League playing for the Philadelphia Fever and the Los Angeles Lazers. In recent years, he has been a college assistant coach and a high school head coach in the South Bay area of Los Angeles County in southern California.
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He joined the Chicago Sting of the North American Soccer League in 1976 and claimed five goals and seven assists from 17 games. He returned to the Chicago Sting for part of the 1977 season, but only made five appearances. He spent July to August 1977 with Port Vale, spent September as a non-contract player at Blackburn Rovers, and then returned to Port Vale the next month. He returned to the US in 1978 and signed with the California Sunshine in the American Soccer League, before going on to score 10 goals in 21 games for the Sunshine.
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"Sunshine tax" or "Paradise tax" is an ironic term used in the United States and Canada to describe the phenomenon that salaries are often lower than the national average, and costs of living higher than the national average, in places that have a desirably temperate climate. The term can also be used to mean anything that has the effect of making costs higher in areas like the Sunbelt. In 2007, the San Diego Union-Tribune calculated the cost of the California sunshine tax at $1.1 billion just for the additional cost of gasoline in the state. In Hawaii, the same concept is called a "paradise tax".
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He > made his own sandals, had a wonderful collection of Indian pottery and > artifacts, played slide guitar, lived on raw fruits and vegetables and > managed to spend most of his time naked under the California sunshine. He became a well-known figure of curiosity, and was occasionally visited by celebrities such as writer Zane Grey and, around 1920, by film actor Rudolph Valentino. According to his biographer Peter Wild, "tourists by the hundreds parked their tin lizzies along the sandy road into Palm Canyon" to visit the "hermit turned showman." Wild described Pester as "a short, slim man ... with long hair, almost naked, and with blue eyes full of distance ... gentle and even likeable in his mild way ... " Gregg Miner, "Knutsen Nature Boy", harpguitars.
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Between 1964 and 1969, it fueled innovation and transition, inspiring artists to tackle largely unmentioned themes such as sexual freedom, black pride, drugs, oppositional politics, other countercultural motifs, and war. Soft pop (later known as "sunshine pop") derived in part from this movement. Sunshine pop producers widely imitated the orchestral style of Pet Sounds; however, the Beach Boys themselves were rarely representative of the genre, which was rooted in easy- listening and advertising jingles. By the end of the 1960s, the California sound declined due to a combination of the West Coast's cultural shifts, Wilson's professional and psychological downturn, and the Manson murders, with David Howard calling it the "sunset of the original California Sunshine Sound ... [the] sweetness advocated by the California Myth had led to chilling darkness and unsightly rot".
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When starting out, Berrie worked on numerous no budget / low budget productions in many different capacities. Alongside, she wrote and produced David Mackenzie's California Sunshine (1997) and Somersault (2000), both multi-award-winning shorts. She then went on to work as a casting director on Ken Loach's My Name is Joe (1998) and Lynne Ramsay's Ratcatcher (1999) and in production on Ken Loach's Carla's Song (1996) and Peter Mullan's Orphans (1998), amongst others. Berrie then embarked on developing and producing numerous feature projects beginning with David Mackenzie's The Last Great Wilderness (2002) which was co-produced by Zentropa and premiered in Toronto in 2002. Over the next two years Berrie received producer credits on 3 films including Lone Scherfig's Wilbur Wants to Kill Himself (2002), Lars von Trier's Dogville (2003) and David Mackenzie's Young Adam (2003).
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After signing "apprentice forms" and spending one season with Brighton & Hove Albion's apprentice professional ranks, Skouras' work permit application was denied by the U.K. Home Office. Peter Skouras returned to the United States and turned professional at the age of sixteen with the California Sunshine of the American Soccer League, making Skouras the youngest native born American professional soccer player of his time. In the fall of 1980 and at the conclusion of the CONCACAF qualifications of which the United States coached by Walt Chyzowich and assisted by Bob Gansler qualified for the Coca-Cola Youth World Cup in Australia, Skouras was once again the youngster on the United States U-20 squad. At the age of 17, Skouras was signed immediately by Ron Newman and the San Diego Sockers of the North American Soccer League making him the youngest native born North American in a league dominated by foreign international stars.
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