November 2007

Articles

Horoscope - November 2007

Horoscope - November 2007

By Sherryl Nova

Signs May Mislead

Datebook

Datebook

Special Events and Promotions

Wealth — Touched By An Angel

Wealth — Touched By An Angel

By Ellen Paris

Investing money in a business startup in exchange for equity has obvious risks, but it offers a potential return of 10 to 20 times the original investment

Diamond In The Rough

Diamond In The Rough

By Tim Sweeney

Inspired by the world’s greatest courses, Tom Doak reflects on how he turned rugged, raw land into the spectacular Stone Eagle Golf Club

Legendary Liza

Legendary Liza

By Holly O’Dell

The iconic performer reflects on “Uncle” Sinatra, finding balance, and the energetic show she’ll bring to the McCallum Theatre

Galleries — Swan Song for a Glass Virtuoso

by Steven Biller

An overview of November happenings at Imago Galleries, Modern Masters Fine Art, Edenhurst Gallery, and The Hart Gallery.

Rear View — Home In The Vines

Rear View — Home In The Vines

By Ann Japenga

Some people may consider Las Palmas or the Movie Colony the best Palm Springs neighborhoods, but my idea of a classy address would be The Vines.

Champions of Charity

A look at Palm Springs charities - people, events and a history.

Wheels - Rolls-Royce Drophead Coupé

Wheels - Rolls-Royce Drophead Coupé

By Patrick Deveraux

Akin to Rolls-Royce Phantom, the Drophead Coupé feels younger and offers a raw stainless steel option for the front grille.

Intelligencer
PSST! - On the Horizon

PSST! - On the Horizon

Cirrus Design Corp.’s newest luxury aircraft (called The-Jet) was such a secret that employees not directly working on the project were allowed to see it.

PSST! - Geek Cool

PSST! - Geek Cool

Mark Kodesh custom-builds high-performance, liquid-cooled computers that are particularly suited for video game players

PSST! - Models for Life

PSST! - Models for Life

Brown, a co-owner of Tulip Hill Winery (which has a tasting room in Rancho Mirage), is putting pictures of breast cancer survivors on his new Cleavage Creek label.

Psst! - Easy Rider

Psst! - Easy Rider

David Roth designed the 2000XR Go Motorboard

Editor's Letter

Editor's Letter

By Steven Biller

You may be the center of attention in every gala ballroom you enter or have so much money and power that you allow your social graces to fall by the wayside. Or perhaps you attend only one or two formal events during the season and feel as if you teeter on the fringes of “society.”

Precious Time

By Jorie Parr

Passionate collectors seek a heartbeat and a soul from their finest timepieces.

Toast to a Cause

By Janice Kleinschmidt

After losing his wife of 48 years to cancer in 2005, the co-owner of Tulip Hill Winery in Nice turned his anger into action, buying Napa’s Cleavage Creek wine label as a tool to raise money for cancer research.

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