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Table Of Content

• ‘I hear dead people’: How the world went wild for talking to spirits 100 years ago
• Photos Inside Andy Samberg and Joanna Newsom's Mindblowing Moorcrest Estate
• Pickfair
• Clowning for Novices: History and Practice With Rose Carver
• A mapped introduction to LA’s Victorian mansions
• Welcome to Mare’s House
• Attend A Planned Sponsored Retreat or Create Your Own Private Retreat.

Venture capital billionaire Marc Andreeseen has listed his longtime Northern California home for sale at $33.3 million. Reportedly built in the 1990s but extensively renovated by Andreessen and his wife since they first bought it in 2007, the property has five bedrooms, eight baths, a four-car garage and double kitchens in the main home. Hailing from Orange County and now living and working throughout Los Angeles for the last 12 years, Mary Dix and her hardworking team understand what makes Southern California and the people who call it home so special.

‘I hear dead people’: How the world went wild for talking to spirits 100 years ago

Churches, spiritual and personal development programs, schools, non-profits, community service organizations, healthcare organizations and others whose focus is consistent with our mission. There are four major universities and multiple community colleges, along with an abundance of trade schools. In addition to a vibrant business community, a major port and an international airport, there is a thriving tourist industry with major attractions including The San Diego Zoo, Sea World, and Lego Land. There are not many places in the world where you can wake up early, drive two hours to the local ski mountains, and drive home and surf at dusk. A home called Fieldhaven Estate that reportedly cost software billionaire David Duffield $135 million to build back in 2012 is currently on the market for $35 million in Alamo, California—about 30 miles east of San Francisco. The sprawling, 23,000-square-foot home is listed by Marilee Headen of Compass and Taso Tsako of Engel & Volkers and includes 10 bedrooms and 22 bathrooms with an oversized pool and solar field that powers the property.

Photos Inside Andy Samberg and Joanna Newsom's Mindblowing Moorcrest Estate

This delightful 1886 Pasadena home is a charming example of the Folk Victorian style of architecture. These dollhouse like houses were much more functional than most Victorian styles, with family-friendly, regular floor plans and a lack of ornamentation—perfect for hardworking, everyday people. Yesterday, we heard that actor/comedian Andy Samberg and musician Joanna Newsom have purchased Moorcrest, the famed 1920s house where Mary Astor and Charlie Chaplin once lived. Today, thanks to the semi-secret listing site (hit cancel at the password prompt), we finally get a look inside the estate, and it is damn spectacular. We'd heard that the lavish residence combined several styles, from Moorish to Art Nouveau, but who could have imagined this? The large glass bubble visible in earlier aerial shots of the property is a beautiful, light-flooded atrium; the pool in the backyard is more like a movie set, with a little (man-made) cave and a stepping-stone path.

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For over a decade, Alex has worked in the addiction treatment & mental health communities helping young adults find new ways to live. Alex earned a bachelor of arts degree from San Diego State University and a master’s degree in spiritual psychology from the University of Santa Monica. Throughout his career, Alex has worked in various direct care and administrative roles including sober coaching and companion work, admissions, business development and outreach and as a residential mentor for a prominent treatment program in Colorado. As a featured speaker, Alex maintains a presence within the recovery world, sharing his experience, strength and hope with those still struggling with addictions.

After she lost a sister to a drug overdose in 2019, she was motivated to learn more about mental health and is currently a masters’ of counseling student. As an intern at Groundswell Community Project she is currently engaged in developing surf therapy programs in San Diego and Orange County. The ocean has been her place of healing and she is thrilled to have the chance to inspire others. For almost a decade, Jeanette has worked in the fields of mental health and substance use disorder. She is currently studying toward her Certified Alcohol Drug Counseling certification (CADC-1) and the nationally-recognized Certified Intervention Professional certificate (CIP).

His experience includes diagnosis and treatment of mood disorders , anxiety disorders, addiction, grief and loss, dual diagnosis (substance abuse and a mental health disorder), trauma, and LGBT and transgender issues. Raised in San Diego, Cannon has over 15 years of experience working in the recovery community. He graduated with honors from the University of California at San Diego’s Drug and Alcohol Certification Program. Cannon has been a leader in addressing the opioid epidemic by offering his knowledge and expertise to the FBI and San Diego’s Opioid Addiction Task Force. Cannon’s personal journey of recovery as a young adult offers him a unique perspective and understanding that provides hope and encouragement to Mare’s House members. In his free time, Cannon enjoys sharing his lifelong love of surfing and the ocean with his family.

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A mapped introduction to LA’s Victorian mansions

As a member of the Women’s Association for Addiction Treatment (WAAT), Jeanette stays constantly informed on new developments in the field. She enjoys using her training and personal experience to encourage women and guide them toward a fulfilled life in recovery. Cory combines her expertise in psychology and yoga with a profound belief in the healing power of nature in her position as Case Manager at Mare’s House. Born and raised in Hawaiʻi, she obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Puget Sound. There, she was actively involved as a Peer Ally, aiding survivors of sexual violence and domestic abuse, and collaborated with the University Administration on Title IX procedures.

In San Diego, Cory has contributed to Outdoor Education, guiding groups through team and individual challenges during multi-day camps across California. She is a certified Yoga instructor and is eager to incorporate these skills in supporting the women at Mare’s House. Mare’s House sober living aims to help women build a healthy support system, while integrating self-care into daily routine and addressing root causes including trauma, mental health and family dynamics. Generally, candidates have completed primary treatment, attended therapeutic boarding school, or participated in other interventions prior to enrolling at Mare’s House. Our residents gain personal empowerment, learn how to prevent relapse and work on integrating coping skills into everyday life.

Attend A Planned Sponsored Retreat or Create Your Own Private Retreat.

In a landmark move, we increased state support for school construction from $271 to $375 per square foot, amounting to a $79 million boost. This legislation, which I co-sponsored in the House, aims to address wealth inequities and the retirement savings crisis in Washington by providing a solution for the roughly 1.2 million workers who lack access to retirement plans. The bill establishes an automatic Individual Retirement Account (IRA) for those without employer-based systems, allowing for easy savings with low management fees.

She combines mindfulness, recovery experience and meditation practices with her work at The Grounds making sure that our systems are organized, efficient and aligned with the industry’s highest best practices. Alana is dedicated to her own continued personal growth and development and believes this is essential in being able to meet clients with the openness and clarity needed for healing. As a mentor, Eric helps The Grounds residents with job seeking, financial responsibility, 12-step program support, and general guidance. Eric also maintains connection, through trips and activities, with active Grounds alumni. Eric’s personality and personal experience make him a talented and insightful team member with the innate ability to establish a connection with residents as they walk through the challenges of recovery.

Reflecting Americans’ belief in spirits unseen, some of the country’s first families held séances at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. They nursed their grief with the help of mediums, demonstrating that séances aren’t only about the deceased; they’re also about the living. The seller is listed as a trust, but it appears to be Andrew Meieran, the producer/nightlife guy who's slowly fixing up the Downtown Clifton's and also owns The Edison; we hear he put a lot of work into rehabbing the place before first listing it for sale in 2006.

During his free time, Andrew enjoys surfing, skiing, camping and being outside as much as possible. In 2013, Keri began her addiction treatment career here in Southern California, working with young adults and adolescents first as an overnight staff member and then as a case manager/program director. Trained and experienced in safe passage and sober companioning, Keri has a unique ability to be both a comforting presence and an authoritative figure.

Snyder’s wife has been a longtime cancer awareness advocate since she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2008. That’s how much Casino namesake Steve Wynn and brokerage billionaire Thomas Peterffy are set to spend on a mansion in Aspen, Colorado, according to the Wall Street Journal. The pair will buy the house—which already holds the record for the most-expensive home ever sold in the town—from Canadian hockey player Patrick Dovigi, who bought it for just north of $72 million in 2021. The 22,400-square-foot home includes 11 bedrooms, 17 bathrooms and sweeping views of downtown Aspen.

Her personal journey of recovery adds a profound dimension to her work, fostering empathy and understanding in her role at Mare’s House. Maxine emphasizes a collaborative and empowering approach, where members are active participants in their recovery journeys. Her leadership background enriches the team at Mare’s House, contributing to a supportive environment that prioritizes comprehensive care and meaningful progress for all members. Morgan has been working in substance use and addiction treatment facilities for over 2 years now. She is passionate about the recovery community and a strong advocate for mental health. She has experience with multiple levels of care, including inpatient detox, residential and transitional living.

As far as his personal cooking style, he has always enjoyed preparing plant-based and organic dishes with healthy, clean, and vibrant ingredients. Jordan’s food is full of flavor and utilizes organic herbs and spices, and a presentation style that is as fresh as the taste. The meals he prepares incorporate holistic health with a balance of nutrients, healthy fats, proteins, and superfoods. He believes that it is essential to treat the person with a disease rather than the disease itself. He enjoys working with people of all ages, and takes pleasure in the rewards and privileges derived from being able to help others.