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San Diego's Urban Explorers
Whan I was a kid, you could climb the El Cortez on the fire escapes. The ball room at the top was open and still had some of it's former elegance. The view of San Diego in the late 80's from on top of the 'Cortez was amazing. I still remember sitting on the edge of the building, hanging my feet off the parapet. The climb up there was pretty hairy - you had to walk past some occupied appartments, clanging around on the metal fire escapes. - Joe— May 12, 2008 7:01 a.m.
SEC Lets Superrich Off and Chases Small Fish; Now, Lawsuit May Show How This Regulatory Mischief Works
"When choosing a course of action, the Bush administration only considers political ramifications" Don't forget the financial ramifications for the huge corporate machine that put Bush in office. We didn't invade Iraq for oil, we invaded Iraq to raise the price of oil. - Joe— May 1, 2008 1:18 p.m.
Goodguys Del Mar Nationals -- 04/01/11 at Del Mar Fairgrounds
I'll be there!— April 1, 2008 12:38 p.m.
San Diego County and Tijuana guide to tacos
I was reading this article and it hit me... this is a challenge! I gotta try every one of these places. - Joe— January 28, 2008 6:20 a.m.