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Hershey Felder in Maestro: The Art of Leonard Bernstein at the Old Globe
Hershey Felder is brilliant at bringing resonance and history to telling a story. Bravo Hershey!— August 1, 2011 6:38 a.m.
Murdoch Gets Bad Advice from Aides, Says Local Publisher
Rupert Murdoch was briefly one of the owners of the La Jolla Light when I worked there in the 90's. Things were run well in that time period.... what is going on currently with the Murdoch empire is a whole different, unfolding story.... By the way I worked for Bob Page when he and his wife Rebeca owned the Rancho Santa Fe Review. I currently work for them at SD Metro Magazine. 'Integrity, real journalists'...those are descriptives for Rebeca and Bob Page. - Margo Schwab of San Diego Social Diary— July 19, 2011 5:48 a.m.
Society Writer Burl Stiff Dead at 83
Burl Stiff was a mentor, a friend. He had a photo of myself, Kima my dog and him by his bed.— May 21, 2011 4:32 a.m.
Online Advertising Overtakes Newspapers, Cable TV
Secret weapon... having Peter Drucker as my professor.....— April 18, 2011 7:40 a.m.
Online Advertising Overtakes Newspapers, Cable TV
True Don.... we are watching for the next technology... remember... we were the first to go online for social coverage in 2000.... most tv stations did not even have a website at that time....— April 17, 2011 5:50 a.m.
Online Advertising Overtakes Newspapers, Cable TV
On-line is the present and the future of advertising...— April 16, 2011 6:04 a.m.
Mitt Romney Lobbies for La Jolla Permit, Darwin Deason Lobbies City Planner
Apogee is quite a beautiful yacht... it was out and about here in La Jolla last summer.... the staterooms are named with homage to Katerina Deason the wife's Greek heritage.... now that is romantic!— December 30, 2010 6:36 a.m.
Bankruptcy — Good for San Diego
SP - Kima is the Arthritis Dog Honoree for the third year .... they have their Jimgle Bell Run/ Walk this weekend.... she has helped raise significant funds for Arthritis ....now if she could just help the City's issues!— December 8, 2010 6:05 a.m.
Bankruptcy — Good for San Diego
John Kaheny's comments in the UT regarding BK "What bothers me the most about all the media stories is the selective information presented. Granted the success of the SDCERS investments this year has only a limited effect on the City’s future obligations, but is the public fully informed? How many know that the SDCERS trust has grown from $3.2 billion or so to close to $5 billion since the so called pension crisis began. See any stories on the 13 –16 % rate of return. Probably not because those facts would contradict the template that the Drop Program was a financial loser to SDCERS. ( You get an 8% return on investments that earn 13+% so the fund gains 5% on your money). The bias in all these articles is as deep and strong as granite. Notice how they always try to give Aguirre and his henchpersons some credibility even though they have been wrong time and time again. Just look how the media covered the exoneration of ALL of the criminal and civil defendants in the state and federal persecutions. No story yet on the web of intrigue between Aguirre, Shippione, Shea and Lamm and the bulldozing of Dumanis and Link. There is a story out there and it is not the tired old call for bankruptcy so Aguirre and Shea can finally recover from the Brown Field disaster. This whole mess brings back memories of how easy it was for Dominelli to scam the elite of San Diego society. But today’s wrecking crew is so good at what it does it has even co-opted Bauder. If it were not such a serious matter, it would make a great tragic comedy. This City and County needs to grow up."— December 7, 2010 5:26 a.m.
Pssst! Howd'ya Like to Retire with $300,000 a Year of Taxpayer Moolah
surf puppy....as I tried to infer...there are discrepancies obviously on numbers..... I have heard a number one way ... one reference was a gentleman who did the numbers for NYC cops and then for SD..... it seems to get complicated with the common denominator of 'expert' being in contention... respectfully ** Margo— October 1, 2010 10:21 a.m.