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Gabe Kapler's Postcards from the Road - Detroit
Growing up in Los Angeles, I used to romanticize some things about cold-weather cities. So naturally, when the Detroit Tigers drafted me, I was excited to see what that city was like. Getting there in April of my rookie year in 1999, one of the coolest things that stood out to me was the steam coming up through the maintenance hole covers in the streets. It's interesting what you hold onto when you're 22 or 23 years old, and that was one of those things.
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Gabe Kapler's Postcards from the Road - New York City
Oftentimes fans, friends, and teammates will ask me for my favorite cities to travel to when I'm on the road hard. It's hard for me to make any list without including New York City.
At Home with Gabe Kapler visiting San Francisco's Cold Drinks Bar
In this episode of "At Home with Gabe Kapler," Yong shows Gabe, well-known for being a fan of Scotch, how he makes one of Cold Drink Bar's most popular cocktails - the Sometimes Old Fashioned.
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A Brief History: Summers at the Beach
Sitting on a beach towel beneath clear, blue skies, soaking in sunlight and wading in warm, seemingly infinite waters that hold secrets of the deep unknown is a favorite pastime for people around the world. Though, would you believe it hasn’t always been that way? In fact, going to the beach is a summer tradition that is relatively new in the span of civilization.
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L&F Visionaries: Le Corbusier
In the first of a series on people we see as visionaries in their field, we turn our lens on Charles-Édouard Jeanneret, known as Le Corbusier, urban planner, designer, writer, painter and one of the largest influencers of modern architecture.
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L&F Notes: Meet Thelonious Monk
In this week's L&F Notes, our Creative Director Glenn Webb gets off his bike, puts down his camera, (in no particular order) and shares a few thoughts on one of his everyday inspirations, Thelonious Monk.
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