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LAist is part of Southern California Public Radio, a member-supported public media network. For the latest national news from NPR and our live radio broadcast, visitThe annual solar eclipse, known as the"ring of fire," is set to grace the sky on Oct. 14 and we've got some tips on how to safely view it.
He said you can also watch it through a colander and free eclipse glasses can be found at all L.A. Public Library locations. Solar observing telescopes can also be found at the Griffith Observatory and will be streamed live on itsBeginning Monday, students of all ages can ride Metrolink, the regional rail system, for free. The pilot program will run for six months or until grant funding runs out.Students will have to use a valid school email address to register on the Metrolink app.
But you can’t know the best burger unless you’ve tried it all, so writer, musician, and filmmaker Jeff Alulis did exactly that.
She recently moved to Hollywood from Denver and said she signed up for the competition because she’s a dog lover, and she's been searching for a"bake-minded community in L.A.”There’s a $65 “Cookie Bliss Pass” that includes 25 tastings and no waiting in lines. And there’s also a $125 pass for all three weekends. Ticket holders also get to cast their votes for best amateur baker and best professional baker.
Here in Los Angeles, we have plenty of great burgers. But you can’t possibly claim you know LA’s best burger.That’s what writer, musician, and filmmaker Jeff Alulis sought out to do. Over 100 burgers and eight years later, here’s what he found.“I was like, ‘I think this is the best burger in L.A.’,” he tells LAist. “Well, I can’t really say that unless I’ve tried all the burgers in L.A.” — Jeff Alulis, seeker of L.A.
“You’d have this little moment of evaluating it. You’d critique it together, and go in with a little mission … makes it a little more fun.”Along the way, Alulis learned to appreciate the true artistic expression of a good burger. Yes, this restaurant is in a bowling alley. Upon entering the building, just to your left is the Gardena Bowl Coffee Shop entrance.
The visual style of the place screams neighborhood institution, judging from the crowds of middle schoolers who spill out onto the sidewalk, stopping by for a quick bite on the way home along with construction workers, who line up in their safety vests and t-shirts.Teriyaki is the name of the game here. As soon as you get out of your car, the smell of the sweet, charred meat wafts in the air, letting you know you are in the right place.
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