The chocolate churns over and over again until just the right temperature.
Immediately upon entrance to the second floor of Splash Cafe on Monterey Boulevard, the smell of peppermint consumes the room. This is Tom Neuhaus’ own organic chocolate factory. The workers here aren’t little blue people, but rather students, volunteers and paid workers.
Tyler Wise
mustang daily
Apple Computers Inc. has its eyes set on bringing a corporate retail store to downtown San Luis Obispo with aspirations to open in time for the holidays.
What was once Men’s Express located at 877 Higuera St., on the corner of Morro Street, could soon become the future home of an Apple retail store.
When I first heard that the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) was getting downsized, I didn’t cry, whine, spit or even blame it all on J Allard (for whatever odd reasons some of you bloggers have). In fact, I closed my browser and had the best sleep I’ve had in 12 years.
Larry the Cable Guy installed two hours of laugh-out-loud comedy to Mid-State Fair-goers on July 28.
While every minute may not have been stomach-hurt good, he put on a full show that included chats about poop, making fun of his own jokes and, ending on a high note, a string of jokes while he strummed away on his guitar.
For those of you lurking near or around San Luis Obispo this summer, be sure to make a trip to the California Mid-State Fair, the premiere joint to hang out with friends while digesting good music, good vibes and, of course, good food.
Once again, it’s time for another delectable edition of Cal Poly’s own “$40 A Day: Mid-State Fair Style” – an episode high on grease, loaded with salt, packed with sugar and smothered in nothing but good taste, topped off with only the best domestic beers on tap.
The bright lights, the late nights and the constant flow of alcohol are what consumed my weekend as I ventured to the 21-and-over’s Disneyland. Yes, I was in the fabulous city of Las Vegas.
For my best friend’s 21st birthday, five of us ladies traveled to Nevada in hopes of an unforgettable weekend.
As Monday’s 4p.m. deadline for mid-season trades in Major League Baseball came to a close, some big-time rumors became reality, while others never lived up to the hype.
In the aftermath, the biggest deals of the week saw Greg Maddux bound for tinsel town, Bobby Abreu headed for the Big Apple, and Carlos Lee out to Texas, while Mr.
Fret not, Poly player lovers; there are more incoming athletes to be highlighted. And if the following player summaries still don’t satisfy your fix, lucky you, there’s another installment still to come.
Madeline Fletcher – Women’s Golf
Los Alamitos, Calif.
They lined up more than two hours before the Dallas Cowboys took the practice field, many wearing replica jerseys of their favorite past and present players.
More than 4,000 fans took in the two-hour evening session on the third day of Cowboys training camp July 31 at River Ridge Field.
Last installment, I gave you baseball movies. This week, we hit the hardwood floor. Basketball movies are hard to fake, much more so than baseball; you can’t cut away while someone is dribbling or dunking; it looks awkward. When it is faked (think “Teenwolf”), you end up with the Bob Saget of movies – very cheesy and uncomfortable to watch.
The year is 2050. The number of deaths per year has more than doubled within the last 44 years and more than a million species worldwide have been driven to extinction. The ice has completely melted in the Arctic Ocean and the world is engulfed in frequent heat waves, droughts and wildfires.
