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People were bustin’ their moves again on a Wednesday evening at the Santa Barbara waterfront. Nite Moves, a weekly family-friendly endurance sports series and party that has been a spring-summer tradition since 1989, was back after the 2020 season was canceled by the COVID-19 pandemic. More than 300 participants of all ages gathered at Leadbetter Beach for the delayed opener, as Nites Moves normally starts in May. They were pumped to do either a 1-kilometer ocean swim or 5k run/walk, or both ...

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Senate Bill Would Make It Harder To Scrutinize Government Contract Awards, Critics Say - Honolulu Civil Beat Senate Bill Would Make It Harder To Scrutinize Government Contract Awards, Critics Say State officials say the measure would speed up the cumbersome procurement process, but others worry it would make legitimate bid appeals unaffordable. Reading time: 7 minutes. A bill sitting on Gov. David Ige’s desk and awaiting his signature aims to reform the state’s slow and cumbersome procurem...

Top Chef, has joined the LM family as lead for culinary innovation. In celebration, Oceanic will host a five-course collaborative dinner with Tanabe and Oceanic executive chef Tim Lyons on Tuesday, May 25.   Tanabe will be serving dishes from his competitions on Top Chef, while Lyons will be showcasing his creativity with unique dishes created specifically for the event.   Each of the five courses will be served with a wine pairings, and guests will be seated in the second-floor dining room ...

And Ive got to say, they delivered.  The four-course meals, with wine pairings, offered the kinds of dishes you might expect at these local LM Restaurants -- Bluewater Grill, Oceanic Restaurant at the Crystal Pier and Hops Supply Co., but leveled up. The companys new culinary innovation director Chef Katsuji Tanabe has a varied culinary background and a long list of television cooking appearances to his credit. Hes now working with the local chefs at these restaurants to revamp the men...

  Buoyed by incredible weather, the foursome from local insurance agency Lyons & Associates took home bragging rights on Monday after winning BizSense’s first Safe Harbor Title Invitational golf event. Lyons’ score of 17-under was the best among the 25 foursomes that played the captain’s choice event at The Federal Club in Hanover County. Federal Club general manager Carl Filipowicz and his crew had the par 72 course in excellent shape, and the captain’s choice format helped Tim Lyons,...

Posted 4/5/21 We get it. No one is going out because they’re afraid. But avoiding your doctor can kill you. When it comes to your health, you can’t afford to stay inside. Mask up and visit your physician, because untreated medical conditions can be deadly.  A Harris Poll created for the American Heart Association found shocking results. One 1 in four adults having a heart attack or stroke said they’d stay at home than risk getting infected with coronavirus at the hospital.  Routi...

3/9/21 Inflammation is one of the most common conditions people experience.  With about 15 million Americans suffering from painful arthritis, its a serious disability across the nation.  Its not only painful, however.  Inflammation is linked to serious and even fatal conditions. A recent study in the National Library of Medicine reports the bodys cytokines that regulate vital immunological conditions such as allergies and autoimmune diseases are negatively impacted by inflammation. Dr....

3/9/21 Inflammation is one of the most common conditions people experience.  With about 15 million Americans suffering from painful arthritis, its a serious disability across the nation.  Its not only painful, however.  Inflammation is linked to serious and even fatal conditions. A recent study in the National Library of Medicine reports the bodys cytokines that regulate vital immunological conditions such as allergies and autoimmune diseases are negatively impacted by inflammation. Dr....

Feb. 25, 2021 , 12:00 PM The first organisms to “breathe” oxygen—or at least use it—appeared 3.1 billion years ago, according to a new genetic analysis of dozens of families of microbes. The find is surprising because the Great Oxidation Event, which filled Earth’s atmosphere with the precious gas, didn’t occur until some 500 million years later. “I was pretty thrilled to see this paper,” says Patrick Shih, an evolutionary biologist at the University of California (UC), Davis. T...