“Can you carry the backpack on your chest instead?” Gino asked me as we were about to enter Belén Market in Iquitos, Peru. I nodded, turning it around. He winked. “That's a gringa inteligente,” he …
January 2, 2012
Blog Entries
- Saxophonist Ian Tordella raising funds for new CD
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- Allegations of Police Brutality at Occupy San Diego
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- New Year Resolution: Less, But Better
- THE CRITICAL RECEPTION OF GABRIEL CONROY (IV)
- Protesters Won't Leave Warner Springs Ranch
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- Program Guarantees Inner City Grads Admittance to SDSU
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- Former San Diego Superintendent Promoted to Dark Knight
- Worst Concerts Ever: 25 Gawdawful Gigs by 25 Locals
- Obama Gives Bersin New Homeland Security Job
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- Filmmaker's Lexicon: ATF
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- Oceanside to Hold Special Election on Rent Control at Mobile-Home Parks
- Viennese New Year
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- San Diego: The Downward Spiral
- 12 Films From 2011 That Brightened My Life in the Dark
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- Thefts Thwart Launch of High-End Car Rental Service
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- Alyssa Jacey Saying Goodbye San Diego, Hello Nashville
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- Passings: Dan Terry, Legendary Jazz Trumpeter & Local Youth Bandleader
- San Diego vs. Los Angeles Hoops Challenge Preview
News & Stories
Iquitos, Peru: Gateway to the Amazon
Bordering on Lunacy: A Taxi Tour in the Mexican Borderlands
Ciudad Acuña is a small Mexican border town near Del Rio, Texas. Day-tripping Americans come for shopping, cheap booze and a shot at depravity in the compact tourist zone near the international bridge. Occasionally, a …
January 2, 2012