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Proof Reading Report Page 1 AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) 4/28/2012 4/25/2012 5:27:19 PM LIVE 1 T All Together Now 1 unit $6,000 Description: Signed Limited Edition Photo of the Beatles All Together Now from Famed Photographer Tom Murray 2 C Thanksgiving in New York 1 unit $______ (Priceless) Description: Two VIP Tickets to the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade & Two Tickets to End of the Rainbow on Broadway with Backstage Champagne Meet in the Rainbow Room with Star Tracie Bennett, Roundtrip Jet Blue Airfare & Six Nights in a Studio Apartment at the Parc Vendome 56th St at 9th Ave. November 19-24, 2012 Create Certificate: Donor provides 3 T Hello Dolly 1 unit $______ (Priceless) Description: Hello Dolly Musical Quote from Jerry Herman 4 C The Ghost Whisperer 1 unit $1,100 Description: A private reading from psychic James van Praag - The Man Behind the Series "Ghost Whisperer" & A Collection of His Books Create Certificate: Donor provides 5 T Diamonds are a Girls Best Friend 1 unit $9,000 Description: Ladies 18k white gold diamond necklace from celebrity jewelry designer Mark Lash designed for APLA 6 T Wicked 1 unit $______ (Priceless) Description: Signed Stephen Schwartz Musical Quote from Wicked Page 2 AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) 4/28/2012 4/25/2012 5:27:19 PM 7 C Hells Kitchen 1 unit $______ (Priceless) Description: On Set with Gordon Ramsey in Hells Kitchen: Table for Two Create Certificate: Donor provides Page 3 AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) 4/28/2012 4/25/2012 5:27:19 PM Art 50 T Unik 1 unit $350 Description: Hand painted and signed vase entitled "Unik" on stone base 51 T Whoa 1 unit $1,050 Description: "WHOA" Limited Edition Giclee by Phillip Studdard. Hand Signed & Numbered (with COA) 52 T Sun Worship 1 unit $500 Description: "Sun Worship" Limited Edition Giclee by Wendy Corbett. Hand signed & Numbered (with COA) 53 T Twist and Shout 1 unit $1,750 Description: "Twist and Shout" Limited Edition Gliclee by Alexander Millar. Hand Signed& Numbered (with COA) 54 T RISD Rooftops 1 unit $130 Description: "RISD Roof Tops" by Nancy Reid Carr. Photograph Printed Directly to a Brushed Aluminum Subtrate 55 T Working Night 1 unit $125 Description: "Working Night" by Amy Digi Original Linoleum Print Page 4 AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) 4/28/2012 4/25/2012 5:27:19 PM 56 T Jerry Fever 1 unit $75 Description: "Jerry Fever" Original Political Cartoon Signed by Artist 57 T Sir Pepe LePew 1 unit $125 Description: Sir Pepe Le Pew by Davis Kracov Limited Edition Figurine Hand Signed & Numbered (with COA) 58 T Thank You for Waiting 1 unit $100 Description: "Thank You For Waiting" assemblage made from found objects and papers. ONE-OF-A-KIND! 59 T 1897 Statue 1 unit $1,250 Description: Harlequin Statue from 1897 60 T Green 1 unit $200 Description: "Green" by Stasa Marcella Framed Mixed Media Piece 61 T Dinner with The Panther 1 unit $175 Description: "Dinner With The Panther" Animated Cell Framed Page 5 AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) 4/28/2012 4/25/2012 5:27:19 PM 62 T Paul McCarthy 1 unit $90 Description: Two books by Noted Artist Paul McCarthy: Three Sculptures and Hummel 63 T In Bloom 1 unit $150 Description: In Bloom by Tom Ellis 64 T A Float in the Stream 1 unit $4,000 Description: Michael Chearney's Acrylic Painting with Resin 40x30" "A Float in the Stream" 65 T Brooke Shields 1 unit $1,050 Description: Framed George Hurrell Photograph/Stamped "Brooke Shields" 66 T Raku 1 unit $175 Description: Linear Designed Raku Plate Mounted for Wall Hanging 67 T Untitled 2005 1 unit $1,500 Description: Framed Drawing "Untitled, 2005" Ink on Paper from Artist Steven Hull Page 6 AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) 4/28/2012 4/25/2012 5:27:19 PM 68 T Collins Guide to Roses 1 unit $______ (Priceless) Description: Water Color original entitled “Collin's Guide to Roses” by Travis 69 T Playing Our Song 1 unit $2,400 Description: Michael Hall's 20X29 Original Acrylic on Canvas "Playing Our Song" on a Floater Frame 70 T All That Jazz 1 unit $1,200 Description: Michael Hall's 12X16 Original Acrylic on Canvas "All That Jazz" on a Floater Frame 71 T From the Earth 1 unit $150 Description: Earthenware from Artist Irene Stephens 72 T Making Music 1 unit $150 Description: Hand Crafted Ceramic Entitled "Tone" from Artist Pam Elbaum 73 T Hand Thrown Bowl 1 unit $75 Description: Hand Thrown & Painted Bowl Signed by Artist Barbara Mescon Page 7 AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) 4/28/2012 4/25/2012 5:27:19 PM 74 T Artist Judy Cunningham 1 unit $100 Description: Hand Crafted Gourd from Artist Judy Cunningham Page 8 AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) 4/28/2012 4/25/2012 5:27:19 PM Dining 100 C The Farmers Daughter 1 unit $100 Description: $100 Gift Certificate from Tart Restaurant at the Farmers Daughter Hotel 101 C Out to Brunch 1 unit $160 Description: Sunday Brunch for Two at the Warehouse Restaurant in Marina del Rey & Sunday Brunch for Four at the Smokehouse Restaurant Create Certificate: Donor provides 102 C Pass the Caviar Please 1 unit $375 Description: Caviar 201 class tasting for Four (4) At Petrossian Paris Restaurant plus Silver Caviar Dish Create Certificate: Donor provides 103 C Dine in West Hollywood 1 unit $250 Description: $100.00 Gift Certificate to Café D'Etoile PLUS $100 Gift Certificate to Le Petite Four Restaurant & $50 Gift Certificate to Basix Café 104 C Hot Dogs & Hamburgers 1 unit $140 Description: In N Out Burger Basket: 10 guest checks redeemable for any burger, fry, and drink at any location PLUS Five $10.00 gift certificates toPink's Hot Dogs 105 C On a Beautiful Sunday 1 unit $245 Description: Sunday Brunch for Four at Circa 55 Restaurant in the Beverly Hilton (includes gratuity) Create Certificate: Donor provides Page 9 AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) 4/28/2012 4/25/2012 5:27:19 PM 106 C Chateau Marmont 1 unit $150 Description: Dinner for Two at Bar Marmont in the Chateau Marmont Create Certificate: Donor provides 107 C Fine Dining in Hollywood 1 unit $255 Description: Dinner for Two at Off Vine (not including gratuity & alcohol)(not valid on holidays) & Gift Certificate for Dinner for Three Course Dinner for Two at Lexington Social House 108 C Great Mexican Food 1 unit $150 Description: $100 Gift Certificate to Casita del Campo Restaurant & $50 Gift Certificate for service or merchandise at Marix Tex Mex Resturants or Basix Cafe 109 C Steak & Potatoes 1 unit $325 Description: $100 Gift Certificate redeemable at any Mastro's Steakhouse or Mastro's Ocean Club & $50 Ruths Chris Gift Certificate & $75 to Kate Mantilini 110 C Brunch & the Arts 1 unit $100 Description: Champagne Brunch for Two at the St. Regis Monarch Beach Plus Admission to the Festival of the Arts any Time between July 5 & August 31 & Two Tickets to the Wednesday July 25 Performance of The Pageant of the Masters Create Certificate: Donor provides Page 10 AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) 4/28/2012 4/25/2012 5:27:19 PM 111 C Great Italian in the Valley 1 unit $125 Description: $75 Gift Certificate for Dinner for Two at Giuseppes's Restaurant in West Hills & $50 Gift Certificate to Giovanni Ristorante in Woodland Hills 112 C Dinner & the Masters 1 unit $100 Description: $75 Gift Card to French 75 in Laguna Beach Plus Admission for Two to the Festival of the Arts any Time between July 5 & August 31 & Two Tickets to the July 25 Performance of the Pageant of the Masters Create Certificate: Donor provides 113 C Breakfast in the Valley 1 unit $50 Description: $50 Gift Certificate to La Fritte Café & $20 gift certificate to More Than Waffles 114 C Dinner & A Movie 1 unit $99 Description: Two Adult Tickets to Laemmle Theatres & $75 Gift Certificate for Dinner for Two at Giuseppes's Restaurant in West Hills 115 C Two Nights Out 1 unit $125 Description: Four Adult Tickets to Laemmle Theatres, $50 Cheese Cake Factory Gift Certificate & $50 Maggianos Little Italy Gift Card 116 C Pasta Anyone? 1 unit $100 Description: $50 Gift Cerificate to Maggianos Little Italy & $50 Gift Certificate to Trattoria Farfalla Page 11 AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) 4/28/2012 4/25/2012 5:27:19 PM 117 C Can't Get enough Pasta? 1 unit $130 Description: $50 Gift Certificate to Maggianos Little Italy , $30 IL Farnaio Gift Card, $25 Pitfire Giftcard & $25.00 Gift Certificate to Paoli's Italian Kitchen 118 C Franco Italian At its Best 1 unit $100 Description: Gift Certificate at Fraiche Restaurant for $100.00 119 C Dine & Shop on Larchmont 1 unit $138 Description: $50 Gift Certificate (lunch or dinner) at Larchmont Grill & $50 Gift Certificate to Chevalier Books & Gift Certificate for Two Pounds of Peet's Coffee 120 C Home of the Sushi Hamburger 1 unit $50 Description: $50 Gift Certificate to Venice's Twenty Six Beach Restaurant 121 C A Day at the Beverly Center 1 unit $100 Description: $50 Grand Luxe Gift Certificate & $50 Loehmann's Gift Certificate 122 C Music Under the Stars 1 unit $400 Create Certificate: Donor provides Page 12 AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) 4/28/2012 4/25/2012 5:27:19 PM 123 C Mile High Corned Beef Sandwich 1 unit $60 Description: $35 Gift Certificate to Brent's Deli & $ 25 to Art's Deli 125 C Casita del Campo 1 unit $100 Description: $100 Gift Certificate to Casita del Campo Restaurant 126 C Going Mexican 1 unit $100 Description: Lunch or Dinner for Two at Baja Buds & $25 Gift Card to El Coyote Café & Dinner or Lunch for Four (4) at Mexicali Cocina & Cantina in Studio City Create Certificate: Donor provides 127 C Theatre Pasadena Style 1 unit $200 Description: Two Preview Passes to The Pasadena Playhouse & Two tickets to a Production of The Government Inspector at Boston Court & $50 Gift Certificate for
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