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These Items Are Current As of 3/11/2015 and Are Subject to Change These items are current as of 3/11/2015 and are subject to change. Please refer to bid sheets at the auction for final silent auction packages. SILENT PLATINUM 1001. Paris Apartment Stay Suggested Retail Value: Priceless Enjoy a six-night stay in a Paris apartment. This is a 400 square foot apartment, fully furnished. One bedroom plus living room with a sofa bed. Full kitchen, bathroom and separate toilet. Washer, dishwasher, espresso machine, microwave and refrigerator. Internet and telephone. 4th floor with elevator. Quiet in an inside, well lit court. Located 3 blocks away from the Champs-Élysées and Arc de Triomphe. Valid for mutually agreed upon dates. Donated by Omar Facory & Clotilde Fournier-Facory. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Reservations are subject to availability. Certificates cannot be replaced if lost, stolen or destroyed. All purchases are non-refundable. Suggested retail value is calculated using tariff air rates and rack room rates. Ground transportation is not included unless where specified. 1002. Stay in SUITES at Your Choice of Five-Star Venetian or Palazzo Resorts in Las Vegas Including VIP Check-In and Private Concierge Lounge Suggested Retail Value: Priceless This Experience for (2) Includes: 2-Night SUITE hotel accommodations at your choice of The Venetian or Palazzo VIP Check-in with Private Concierge Lounge Daily admission for (2) at LAVO Daily admission for (2) at Azure Pool Daily Breakfast for (2) at Bouchon Venetian or Palazzo: Select which of these Top 500 Hotels in the World according to Conde Nast you wish to enjoy. Venetian: Stay in a 650 square foot SUITE including tax and resort fee. From the Roman tub, plush king-sized bed with Egyptian cotton sheets to the sunken living area complete with HD TVs and plush furnishings, you are living the good life. Palazzo: The Palazzo is located at one of the most exciting crossroads of the Strip, putting you within walking distance of the biggest attractions. At The Palazzo, your Las Vegas experience begins and ends with a suite. Standard accommodations are suites starting at 720 Square Foot SUITE nearly double the size of other Las Vegas hotel rooms. VIP Check In: Why wait in line when you can have VIP check-in within the private VIP lounge. This 24-hour VIP locale provides complimentary beverages of all types (coffees, soft drinks and alcoholic beverages) and finger foods and treats in addition to reading materials and television. Your hosts can handle your check-in and check-out and also secure your dinner reservations, show tickets, golf starting times and more. Daily Admission for (2) at Lavo: LAVO Italian Restaurant is the latest hot spot from the creators of TAO Asian Bistro, TAO Nightclub & TAO Beach. Located at The Palazzo, LAVO has become Las Vegas' newest celebrity haunt that has already hosted a long list of star-studded evenings. Daily Admission for (2) at Azure Pool: Set apart from the crowds, Azure offers an atmosphere of exclusivity for those who seek refined experiences. Worship the sun on one of 15 daybeds and 26 lounge chairs with optional umbrellas, then go for a refreshing dip in your choice of two swimming pools or soak your cares away in the jetted hot tub. Daily Breakfast for (2) at Bouchon: Bouchon is the vision of world-renowned chef Thomas Keller, who was named "America's Best Chef" by Time Magazine. He is also the sole recipient of consecutive "Best Chef" awards from the prestigious James Beard Foundation. Located in the Venezia tower, Bouchon brings to Las Vegas the top cuisine and service that have made it a Napa Valley institution. Additional Information: Awards are based on hotel availability and a limited number of blackout dates do apply. Certificates must be used within 12 months from the date certificate is issued. Ground transportation is not included with this package. These Terms & Conditions are subject to change without notice. This package is non-refundable. 1003. El Encanto Hotel (Santa Barbara) Suggested Retail Value: $1,600 Guaranteed Maximum Purchase Price: $850 Enjoy a two-night Sunday through Thursday stay in a Superior Bungalow room and dinner for (2) in The Dining Room or on The Terrace. Valid through March 14, 2016. Santa Barbara’s only Forbes Five-Star resort is an enchanting hideaway for those who cherish privacy and serenity. Belmond El Encanto sits high in the hills amid lush gardens, offering a dazzling view over Santa Barbara and the sparkling ocean beyond. An icon since the 1920s, its original architectural features have been lovingly brought back to life, while modern additions include an expansive outdoor swimming pool and beautiful boutique spa. True to its Californian roots, this luxury hotel combines glamour with laidback style. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Reservations are subject to availability. Certificates cannot be replaced if lost, stolen or destroyed. All purchases are non-refundable. Suggested retail value is calculated using tariff air rates and rack room rates. Ground transportation is not included unless where specified. 1004. Calling All Architects! Suggested Retail Value: $1,019 Guaranteed Maximum Purchase Price: $575 Embassy Suites Phoenix - Biltmore (Phoenix, AZ) - Enjoy a two-night stay. Blackout dates: March 1-31 and Super Bowl 2015. The Embassy Suites Phoenix Biltmore is a first class hotel located 8 miles from the Sky Harbor International Harbor and only 4 miles from Downtown, in one of Phoenix's most prestigious residential areas. The hotel boasts an atrium with four story murals depicting the natural environment of the Southwest, cascading waterfalls and pools of iridescent Koi fish. Southwestern style two room suites are beautifully appointed. Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West (Scottsdale, AZ) - Enjoy an in-depth three-hour “Behind-the- Scenes” tour, or combination “Desert Walk” and “Insights” 90-minute tour for (4). Valid through March 2016. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Reservations are subject to availability. Certificates cannot be replaced if lost, stolen or destroyed. All purchases are non-refundable. Suggested retail value is calculated using tariff air rates and rack room rates. Ground transportation is not included unless where specified. 1005. Calling all Musicians! Suggested Retail Value: $860 For the budding Eddie Van Halen, enjoy this beautiful acoustic guitar by the iconic American Guitar Maker, Guild. Additionally, enjoy two hours of guitar lessons at Fretted Frog Acoustic Guitar in Pasadena. Donated by Fred and Saori Yue and Fretted Frog Acoustic Guitar. 1006. MUSE/IQUE Preferred Table for (6) Suggested Retail Value: $900 Guaranteed Maximum Purchase Price: $750 Enjoy a Preferred Table of (6) for your choice of events in the 2015 Summer Series at Beckman Mall Lawn at Caltech. Your choice of one of the following dates: July 11, 2015, August 8, 2015 or August 29, 2015. Certificate is non-transferable. Beautiful, vibrant, fun, and at the center of town, Caltech is a smart location for a summer series. The orchestra and a cast of characters made up of legendary artists and thinkers will create joyous diversions for the warm months of summer. Enjoy a pre-concert dinner under the stars as the sun goes down and the lights go up. This outdoor summer music re-imagined. 1007. Pasadena Fire Department Birthday Party Suggested Retail Value: Priceless Let the sirens roar! Your child will be the envy of the class with his/her birthday party for (12) at a Pasadena Fire Station. Includes a back-of-house tour of the station, Fosselman’s custom ice cream cake, balloons, plates, forks, and napkins. Valid through March 14, 2016. Must be coordinated three weeks in advance for a mutually agreed upon date and station location. 1008. Pasadena Showcase House Suggested Retail Value: Priceless Are you ready for a ladies day out, or a couples date night at the most beautiful home in Pasadena? Enjoy premium admission to the 2015 Pasadena Showcase House of Design for (6) anytime, or any day, the House is open and a $100 gift card towards lunch. These exclusive tickets are not available to the public, and feature an artist’s rendering of the estate. The 2015 Pasadena Showcase House of Design will be held Sunday, April 19 through Sunday, May 17, 2015. Children under 12 (including infants) are not permitted on Showcase property. 1009. Pasadena Traditions Suggested Retail Value: Unspecified 2016 Tournament of Roses Parade - “Find Your Adventure” is the theme of the 2016 Tournament of Roses Parade. Kick the New Year off with (4) seats for the parade in some of the best seats on Colorado. Parking included at Rusnak. Donated by Chris & Lena Waldheim. Pasadena Walking Tour - Enjoy a Walking Tour of Old Pasadena for (2). Tours are monthly on the first Saturday. Advance reservations required. Donated by Pasadena Heritage Office. 1010. Roar & Snore Package Suggested Retail Value: Priceless Roar & Snore at San Diego Wild Life Safari Park (August 22, 2015) - Enjoy a premium tent for (2) adults and (2) children Roar & Snore sleepover at San Diego Wild Life Safari Park on Saturday, August 22, 2015. Spend a Night at the Park! Pack up your "trunk" for a sleepover adventure at the Park, where you'll relax in comfy tents surrounded by the sights and sounds of wildlife. All sleepovers include camp activities, an after-hours look at the wild life of our animals, guided walks, a campfire program, dinner, an evening snack, breakfast, and a Park souvenir. San Diego Zoo (San Diego) - Enjoy (2) tickets to the San Diego Zoo or San Diego Zoo Safari Park. Valid through November 25, 2015, excluding holiday periods. Includes Zoo Admission, Bus Tour and Skyfari Aerial Tram OR Wild Animal Park Admission, Journey Into Africa and Conservation Carousel. Donated by Chandler Family Associates Board/San Diego Zoo. 1011. Santa Anita Park Experience Suggested Retail Value: Priceless Enjoy (2) boxes at Santa Anita Park (each box seats 4 comfortably), (3) Valet Parking passes, (8) Clubhouse passes and a $250 gift certificate for food and beverage.
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