Whether for work, fun, or plain hunger, I reckon I’ve tried a good six or seven hundred San Diego restaurants over the years. But at remarkably few can I claim to know the whole menu. …
April 24, 2020
News & Stories
Burger (and pizza) cravings lead back to Lefty's
Six Empress Jito poems from the Japanese anthology Man’yoshu
(Translation by Ian Hideo Levy) (28) Spring has passed, and summer seems to have arrived: garments of white cloth hung to dry on heavenly Kagu Hill. (76) I can hear the bowstrings twang on the …
April 24, 2020
The Filthiest People Alive
The first installment of the three part documentary feature Time Warp: The Greatest Cult Films of All-Time premiered on numerous VOD platforms this week. Here are three essential exploitation epics for further research. Pink Flamingos …
April 24, 2020
Mahler, Wagner, Elgar, Dvorak – for us stay-at-homes
There’s one thing we all have in common at this time. We are all required to spend a lot of time at home. All this seclusion got me to thinking about music which I associate …
April 24, 2020
Quarantined through the eyes of Sir Isaac Newton or Henri Matisse
Congregational Church of La Jolla Contact: 1216 Cave St., La Jolla 858-459-5045 www.lajollaucc.org Membership: 125 Pastor: Timothy Seery Age: 27 Born: Great Falls, MT Formation: Harvard University; Harvard Divinity School, Cambridge, MA Years Ordained: 2.5 …
April 24, 2020
Coronavirus slows, but doesn't stop San Diego's mead and cider momentum
On El Cajon Boulevard, just about the point North Park becomes University Heights, the new taproom for Serpentine Cider was originally slated to open this weekend (2311 El Cajon Boulevard). The coronavirus had other ideas. …
April 24, 2020