Monday, April 11, 2011

Where in LA was this Video Shot? -

This is only 30 sec , but what part of LA was the last 10 seconds shot ? Beautiful! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FwSiSUEYHzY

Its not in LA proper thats for sure. Maybe by Ojai Leave a text comment or send a personal message to the guy who made the video.The person who posted it made the video. They are his dogs.That much land in LA would cost you a kings fortune.

Nowhere in LA itself, probably not in LA county. I m pretty familiar with all the hills and valleys around LA, and that area doesn t seem to be in LA. Probably north and/or west of LA. There are no visible landmarks to identify it, other than the chapparral, and there s about a bazillion acres of that north of LA.

Are you looking at the hills in the farm scene? I would say Southern California, but that doesn t narrow it down. It could be Camarillo s hills, or the Santa Monica Mountains.... I would email the person who made the video and ask them. Good luck!

What is the cheapest way to get from Phoenix, Arizona to Boston? -

I am a college student on a very tight budget. I figured that if I leave Phoenix on the 26th on Greyhound, it will cost me about $330 round trip with a student discount card, which I will have to buy for $20 so that s $350 total. Amtrak will cost about $700 (from the station in Maricopa, Arizona) round trip.I am really short on cash and will have to stay at a hotel or something in Boston (around Harvard ideally), so I want to find the cheapest way to get there; if anyone has any good ideas for cheap lodging that d be welcome too.So, besides hitchhiking, what would be the cheapest way?

Walking is always the cheapest way The next cheapest will be taking a Greyhound Bus

Is palm spring, ca part of southern california? -

I need to know that to filter store locations, I only need those from southern california

Yes it is. Palm Springs is roughly 120 miles east of Los Angeles out in the desert .

Yes it is. To be exact it is under Southern California Deserts. I don t know how detailed your filtering system is.

My friends and i are going to tijuana on saturday.? -

but one of them doesn t have a passport.. can she still cross without it...can she use her birth certificate and social?

No, she needs a valid passport or passport card.

Beginning July 1, 2009, all US Citizens entering from Canada or Mexico by land and sea points are required to produce WHTI-Compliant travel documents. Most common are a Passport, Passport Card, NEXUS, SENTRI or FAST Trusted Traveler card, or State Enhanced Drivers License.

NO

No, she can t go.sorry

When the patriots play the saints which hotel do they stay at in new orleans? please i need answers soon.? -

they are not staying, just flying in and out for the game

What was the original founding of Los Angeles, California when part of Mexico? -

For its first 70 years, Los Angeles was a Mexican city, part of a serene and confident nation long established in the arts and letters. Fifty years before Jamestown and Plymouth Rock, the people of Mexico had founded a university and printed books on their own presses.The city changed rapidly after 1848, when California was transferred to the U.S. as a result of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo that ended the Mexican-American War. Much greater changes were to come from the completion of the trans-continental railroad in 1876. For the next 120 years of the city s growth, it was plagued by often violent ethnic and class conflict, reflected in the struggle over who would control the city s identity, image, geography and historyThe Los Angeles Pobladores ( townspeople ) is the name given to the 44 original settlers, 22 adults and 22 children, who founded the town.In December, 1877, Viceroy Antionio Mar��a de Bucareli y Urusa and Commandant General Teodoro de Croix gave approval for the founding of a civic municipality at Los Angeles and a new presidio at Santa Barbara. Croix put the California lieutenant governor Fernando Rivera y Moncada in charge of recruiting colonists for the new settlements. He was originally instructed to recruit 55 soldiers, 22 settlers with families and 1,000 head of livestock that included horses for the military. After an exhausting search that took him to Mazatlan, Rosario, and Durango, Rivera y Moncada only recruited 12 settlers and 45 soldiers. Like the people of most towns in New Spain, they were a mix of Indian, Spanish, and African backgrounds. Croix instructed Rivera y Moncada to delay no longer and proceed north. The soldiers, settlers, and livestock were assembled at Alamos, Sonora, before departure