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Blog Entries
- New Angels & Airwaves Drummer is Local Phenom Ilan Rubin (NIN)
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- The Rugby World Cup.........2011 edition.
- Bye, Deco. Hi, McFadden's. Bye, Suite and Tender. Hi, Saltbox.
- Donovan's Downtown Gets Fishy with Hot New Chef
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- Kevyn Lettau CD-Release Party @ Anthology, Oct. 27
- A Word From Our Sponsors
- Food Drive for Family Pets to Collect Kibble
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- ResMed Stock Plunges Almost 14%
- Update San Diego, 10/25/2011
- Occupy San Diego City Council
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- Warner Springs Ranch Finally to Be Sold to Pala
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- "Hotel Halcon" Haunted House Harvests Horrified Howls
- The Kid Who Cried
- Proposed Paramilitary Training Camp in Ocotillo Faces Foreclosure
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- San Diego Housing Lags Other Metro Areas
- Grossmont Symphony: I am Woman (2 of 3)
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- I'm Not As Think As You Drunk I Am!
- El Cajon: Get Stuffed!
- Words of Wisdom from Stephen Malkmus
- San Diego City Auditor Cites Retirement System's High Costs
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- DeMaio Critics Bash Recent Endorsements, Refusal to Debate
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- Week 9 High Five
News & Stories
Vienna, Austria, is a dreamlike city filled with two imperial palaces, one hundred art museums and countless Viennese cafes. So where do you begin for only a few days’ visit? If, like me, you’re married …
Living in Southern California, I’ve always been interested in the dry desert climate of our neighbor to the east, Arizona. Last December, when we finally visited Phoenix, we got a much better idea of landscape …
“What is that, a duck?” David followed my gaze to the green-painted humanoid statue. “Looks more like a turtle,” he said. “Turtles don’t have beaks. And look at its head – maybe it’s some kind …
Judas Priest never does anything half-assed. Twenty-foot-high flames erupted across the back of the stage as CO2 cannons shot off in every direction among the fog and lights. Not to mention screaming lead-guitar battles between …
After seven years' absence, the end-times crooning of Tom Waits sounds like a derelict uncle scorning a mediocre music industry. With this collage of growling, blues-drenched songs, Uncle Tom is back. Waits tries to rekindle …