Can’t tell the young guys from Stone Brewing, Saint Archer Brewing, or Rowlberto Productions a thing about entrepreneurialism. All have employed innovative ways of reaching their business goals.
October 2, 2013
Blog Entries
- New library: Where's the beef?!
- Mayoral Candidate David Alvarez refuses to stand up to Walmart but claims to "protect neighborhoods"
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- Paul Pfingst is accused of secreting evidence
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- Everth Cabrera looks for redemption
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- Octa#grape flies in Red UFO
- Border Patrol agents to remain on duty despite government shutdown
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- Mallets & Sticks: Ian David Rosenbaum, live
- Sinatra, not Woody the biological father of Rosemia's baby?
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- Kyle's Ultimate Burger Challenge at Nicky Rotten's - Coronado
- Suspected sexual predator arrested
- The Tacoburger: Part Six
- More mobster friend Molasky money for San Diego GOP
- Food Truck Fight. Group of food truck operators criticize Interim Mayor Todd Gloria and the City for ramped up enforcement
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- Peters, DeMaio posturing around government shutdown
News & Stories
Saint Archer launched its brand on Instagram
Suspected thieves caught at Temecula’s Chaparral High School
Two men were arrested and booked into jail on burglary and other charges after police responded to an alarm at Temecula's Chaparral High School at around 3:20 a.m. on September 30. Arrestees Adam Macciocchi, 22, …
October 2, 2013
Dredging of sediment begins in Tijuana River Valley
San Diego city crews have begun dredging two congested river channels in the Tijuana River Valley, and ranchers, horse owners, and residents of the area, which is prone to severe flooding, say they are glad …
October 2, 2013
Black light fashion
What to wear to your next black-light-themed party? Eve Kelly is glad you asked.
October 2, 2013
Blood, Sweat, and Spit: Memories of Adams Avenue Theater and the Rock Palace
A quarter-century after the concerts at Adams Avenue Theater and the Palace, a blogger imagines an entryway streaked with the scuff of Doc Martens and cigarette butts; blood, sweat, and spit in the hall; the pit, swinging fists and bodies, a stage bomb, a swan dive from the balcony...
October 2, 2013
German import
The twinkle lights of the Joan and Irwin Jacobs Theatre at the Museum of Photographic Arts will once again shine upon German Currents, the third annual festival of German films. Limited to four films and …
October 2, 2013
For-real deal on Congress Street
Ed feels guilty for getting a lunch so cheap at Christopher’s on Congress. “You know, that’s the biggest complaint I get,” Chris says. “People say I’m undercharging."
Sun Diego drops in on Nineteen Nineteen
Oceanside’s Ocean House was poised to become a big nightspot, say investors; then, Sun Diego, a surf-shop chain, allegedly agreed to pay $29,000/month in rent, $7000 over the price that was to be paid by the disappointed investors, a group of Carlsbad businessmen that included owners of the Boar Cross’n and Mas Fina Cantina nightspots.
October 2, 2013
Holo-rap
Like Tupac Shakur at Coachella in 2012, ODB and Eazy-E were holograms produced by San Diego company AV Concepts. Interview with company co-owner Nick Smith.
October 2, 2013
Staricide saga
A collection of local experimental musicians and physics enthusiasts will be transforming the captivating saga of “staricide” — the tale of the sun’s impending death in six billion years — into death-metal performance Our Star Will Die Alone.
October 2, 2013
Mission Trails, Visitor Center Loop
Encounter several natural habitats and an Indian acorn-grinding area on this short trail.
October 2, 2013
San Diego Center for Spiritual Living
As an altar boy, John Poleski’s pastor at the time said, “Watch that Poleski boy — he’s going to be a priest someday!”
October 2, 2013
The firing of Lane Kiffin
USC becomes another employer who has a hard time being satisfied with the coaching savvy of Lane Kiffin.
October 2, 2013
Ben Schachter, straight ahead
It’s a tough gig, straight-ahead jazz. To wit: on a Sunday night not so very long ago, I stopped in at a Thai eatery on Adams Avenue to check out the talent. It was just …
October 2, 2013
Powwows and ghost dances
Mario Carrillo, singer/songwriter/guitarist of Cloud Feather, is a Native-American member of the Juaneño tribe. About a fourth of his band’s repertoire is about how rich tribes are not helping the poor ones.
October 2, 2013
Thinking Flashes in the Sky (Part 2)
On 1947’s Fourth of July weekend, 500 people per day reported seeing UFOs…and we’re talking all over the country, not just flaky-nutty Southern California.
October 2, 2013
The 37th floor of the Harbor Club
What to do if a Harbor Club condo seems too cramped.
October 2, 2013
COMING SOON: The San Diego Beer News Complete Guide to San Diego Breweries
It was going to happen—it was just a matter of time. I have written a book. Not surprisingly, it is a guide to all of the breweries, brewpubs, brewery-restaurants, and other tasting venues in San …
October 2, 2013
San Diego overlords and unions — who can stop them?
Construction-related unions, which are persuasive among Democrats, sleep with corporate welfare mendicants, who are Republicans. Result: the construction of unnecessary and wasteful structures.
October 2, 2013
SOS — Save Our Sealife — in Chula Vista
The Living Coast Discovery Center, formerly known as the Chula Vista Nature Center, announced on October 1 that it will close its doors on October 28. A South Bay landmark, the center includes exhibits of …
October 2, 2013
Letters: Porridge-pourri
Porridge Request Re “Graveyard of the Godforsaken Gringos,” September 26 cover story. This Bukowskiesque opus is the most evocative writing the Reader has published in decades. More porridge, please. Sue Garson Clairemont Kid of War …
October 2, 2013
Crépuscule du Matin
All night I wrestled with a memory Which knocked insurgent at the gates of thought. The crumbled wreck of years behind has wrought Its disillusion; now I only cry For peace, for power to forget …
October 2, 2013