Content for Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Blog Entries
- What The Heck is Going On at the Sweetwater Union High School District?
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- Did you get Jack'd?
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- Sex trafficking suspect arrested then released from Tijuana jail
- Lynn Willard: Talkin' with the Master
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- Is it OK to eat at cultish places?
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- The Hiring of a Sweetwater Superintendent
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- Coleman University to Close San Marcos Campus
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- The Master meets his Mistress.
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- Duncan Moore Presents: Drum Summit 2012, Sept.16 @ Tango Del Rey
- Tijuana Police: 389 Alleged drug dealers arrested in August
- Tung-Tied
- Biggest Prop 30 tax burden would fall on wealthiest 1%
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- San Diego County residents put their money on Mitt Romney
- Humphreys Grill at the Sheraton La Jolla Hotel
- The Inquisitive Tongue: Nanette Wiser's Good Dish
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- High-profile Coronado plastic surgeon draws yet another complaint from California Medical Board
- Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
- Fall yoga teacher training
- Saint Archer lands big brewing talent
- Foreclosure rates continue to fall across county
- San Diego Music Thing
- Breakfast at Kensington Cafe
- Your Week: September 13-19
- "Papa Doug" Wants Positive News, Business Cheerleading at NC Times
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- Jane Fonda as Nancy Reagan
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- Law enforcement agencies team up for Search and Rescue dog training exercises
- Felon used stolen truck to assault peace officer
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News & Stories
Cheerleading Is More Dangerous than Fighting
Cage-fightin’ rock stars.
Most mixed martial arts fighters don’t worry about brain damage.
Car Hits Moped Rider in Point Loma
A female moped rider was critically injured on Wednesday afternoon, September 12, in Point Loma. The woman, reportedly in her 20s, was "heading east on Coronado Avenue when she ran a stop sign at Catalina ...
Caramelized Pear Salad
Recipe by Donald Lockhart, Executive Chef, Cusp Dining & Drinks
Chef Donald Lockhart’s recipe for caramelized pear salad.
One Busy Bassist
Bassist Mark Dresser continues to gig in Europe and the East Coast rather than home in San Diego at a 10-1 ratio.
Romance of Egypt
Ed Bedford ducks into the Egyptian Tea Room for a bite just before it changes hands.
Omakase in O'side
Omakase: patrons sit down at the sushi counter, and the chef working it goes to town presenting dishes of his or her choosing, amped to share these items with anyone willing to put themselves into ...
Moonface Beams Heartbreaking Bravery
Moonface started out as a lo-fi solo project by Spencer Krug in what little time off he had from his other bands, Wolf Parade, Sunset Rubdown, and Swan Lake (among others). To show how seriously ...
Manuok Traps Ghosts
Interview with Manuok’s Scott Mercado, whose résumé includes recording/touring stints with Black Heart Procession, the Album Leaf, Tristeza, Mr. Tube and the Flying Objects, and Ilya.
Seven Grand — A Whiskey Selection Beyond Killer
There’s no room for shoulder angels at Seven Grand. They already had their share. They’re afraid of the tartan carpet and the dark wood paneling. They panic at the sight of the wall of whiskey. ...
Side of Judgment
"Isn’t it nice here?” “It’s beautiful,” I said to my friend Jen. I made a sweeping glance of the restaurant’s patio, taking in the coral bougainvillea blossoms, the green leaves cascading from the trellis, and ...
Crushing the Eighties
Singer/songwriter Scott Wilson is building an online archive covering three decades’ worth of music.
Ringo Deathstarr — Shoegaze, Done Loud
Shoegaze, done loud. Ringo Deathstarr falls into the sub-grouping of rock bands that have learned a valuable lesson from forbears such as My Bloody Valentine: play your music loud enough and people will think you ...
Here's the Thing
Thursday 13Listen to the music, wo oh oh. Bay Area boogie-rock band the Doobie Brothers will be takin’ it to the streets of Harbor Island when they play Humphreys by the Bay tonight. Behind founding ...
Lawton Ferreira's NHRA Heritage Series Race Car
Lawton Ferreira has been over 200 miles per hour on public highways and never gotten a ticket.
Big Man. Part 1
Not just another fat guy in a diaper.
Interview with Kelly Gneiting, the 42-year-old sumo wrestler from Idaho.
Fair Enough
Blogger Rachel Schumont quits her job as public defender and begins yoga teacher training.
Wind Power for Cars; the Disempowerment of Drivers with Blinding Lights
Hi Matt:Recently I was gobsmacked by two ideas so obvious that they must be wrong...I mean, since nobody’s using them. First, I thought of wind turbines in electric cars. Propelling the car would run air ...
San Diego Senior Games in Progress
The 2012 San Diego Senior Games are now under way. Games will continue through the month of September. On Sunday, September 9, the Chula Vista Elks Lodge hosted three tournaments: bocce ball, “cornhole,” and ladder ...
Flying Coach Fisher
Qualcomm vice chairman Steve Altman has kicked in for the cause of San Diego State University basketball by picking up a travel tab for head coach Steve Fisher. According to an undated disclosure statement posted ...
Shocking Video: Skateboarding Veteran Run Over
Shortly before 2.00 a.m. on September 6, Brian Wayne Conner, a 36-year-old paraplegic who had no legs due to a war injury, was badly injured while riding his skateboard and attempting to hang onto the ...
Irwin Jacobs Goes Republican Hunting
Irwin Jacobs goes Republican hunting Who are San Diego’s heaviest super PAC hitters this election season? Of course, first place must go to Qualcomm founder and La Jolla billionaire Irwin Jacobs, with his cool $2 ...
La Jolla Flash
What a difference a year can make. Last August, La Jolla–based GOP political consultant Bob Schuman had a big winner on his hands in the form of a freshly minted presidential super PAC, Americans for ...
Rugby — Safer, Saner
When Poway Youth Rugby coach Phil Calio explains how he teaches the “cheek to cheek” technique, he’s only talking about tackling. “What we teach the kids,” he tells me, “is to attack right at the ...
Chargers Stadium, Affordable or Not
San Diego can hardly afford to plop $750 million or more into a subsidized football stadium for the Chargers. But increasingly, even opponents fear it may be inevitable. Former councilmember Bruce Henderson, a longtime battler ...
Letters
I Study Life This is a response to your article “Scan Diego?” (August 30). Please afford me the right to defend my reputation by publishing this response. I hope your article does not interfere with ...
September 6 Sudoku Contenders
Evil Susan Avery, Escondido, 4. Carl Baltrunas, Milpitas, 4. Bliss Beedle, Encinitas, 4. * Joseph Ciprian, Little Italy, 4. I'm old and my ba;;ad is sung, The new world is left to the young. The ...
September 6 Crossword Contenders
Jerry Anders, Scripps Ranch, 4. Lana Andrews, La Mesa, 4. * Mary Arana, Encinitas, 4. An original limerick each week, Is a challenge that's awfully unique. All topics - fair game Though results may be ...
In Praise of a Gold and Silver Painted Scene
In Praise of a Gold and Silver Painted Scene of the Buddha Manifestation in the Pure Land of the West, with a Preface Looking toward the west where the sun sinks away, Behold afar that ...
Orientation Week
and a family of two is exploring the Student Union. Dad is all decked out in the shirt she bought with her own money. Joyce is wearing snug cut-offs and her freshman breasts stir as ...
