With Memorial Day behind us, it’s safe to say it’s officially summer in San Diego. While the early June Gloom and sporadic rain drops may be currently interrupting our beach weekend plans, the weather is warming up and long beach days in the hot sun are just around the corner.
Summer may be the season […]
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The San Diego chapter of the American Marketing Association (SDAMA) celebrates the city’s top marketing professionals and students at the 2008 American Marketer of the Year (AMY) Awards on Thursday, May 22 from 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the San Diego W Hotel.
AMY Award nominations were accepted until May 9 for excellence in the […]
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San Diego is one of the most picturesque cities in the world. And, in such a photogenic community, there undoubtedly is a host of amateur and professional photographers capturing the beauty on the film. Whether you need great San Diego stock images for professional reasons, or you enjoy searching for great desktop backgrounds and […]
San Diego news break: San Diego’s seemingly serene coastal communities of La Jolla and Pacific Beach were given a rude wakeup call this week with the Soledad Mountain Road landslide on Wednesday, October 3, 2007 and the following double-dose Pacific Beach water main breaks on Thursday, October 4, 2007. Whether the disastrous episodes are directly […]
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I don’t know about my fellow San Diegans, but Labor Day in my world consists of labor-less luxuries and extravagant entertainment. This Labor Day in San Diego I plan to truly live it up. Give me the sunny beaches and clear skies. Pamper me with parties and barbeques. Get out of that house—it’s time to […]
Have you heard about the latest hit in the world of reality TV entertainment? Tontine is famed to be a mix of Survivor and The Amazing Race, with a lovable MTV Real World flair. Tontine also offers the biggest grand price in reality TV history: 10 million dollars. 17 diverse contestants will battle by brain […]
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Watch out Kelly Clarkson—San Diego’s about to produce the next American Idol star!
I know at least 3 people in San Diego that down-right deserve to let their vocals loose on stage in Hollywood. But actually trying out and facing the judges seems a bit too daunting for the typical karaoke-trapped local star.
I […]
Did you just wake up and realize it’s mid-June and Father’s Day is right around the corner? (Me too…) But not to worry, skip the lame ties and “#1 Dad” shirts this year and give your dad the gift of experience. As kids grow up, gifts do too.
Check out this Father’s Day roundup for the […]
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The 2007 “Salute to Heroes” San Diego County Fair opens this weekend in Del Mar. The 2007 Fair is a tribute to international, national, and local heroes—both human and animal. As usual, the […]
When
June 2 - 3, 2007
1pm on Saturday through 5pm Sunday
eventful | upcoming
Where
Technical Training Resources
6920 Miramar Rd., Suite 105, San Diego, CA 92121
directions | map
The Downtown San Diego dining scene and entertainment scene meet this June for a great San Diego event: the Taste of Gaslamp. There are so many restaurants in the Gaslamp, it’s nearly impossible to try them all. But this event solves that dilemma by giving the public a taste of everything, well everything worth tasting […]
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Local San Diego entrepreneur and web marketer brings the heat! To the kitchen table that is. . . San Diego’s own Robert Burns recently launched a new gourmet hot sauce company, Scorpion Bay Hot Sauce. I was lucky enough to get a sample the premiere hot sauce flavors […]
Who needs jobs in San Diego? It can be hard to get a job, hold down a job, or find a job that truly makes you happy in San Diego. However, San Diego does offer frequent, diverse job fairs to help eager San Diegans find a job, or seek out a new job. […]
There’s a Carnival of Cities going on, and all San Diego writers are invited to participate. A blog carnival is a round-up of posts around the blog-o-sphere, all relating to a certain topic.
This time, the topic is: cities. Blog authors send in a permalink to a recent article or blog-post about a […]
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Most people in San Diego agree on two local truths: San Diego is one of the greatest cities to live in the world, and San Diego sky-rocket real estate prices make living in San Diego a difficult privilege to maintain. These two truths intertwine to keep locals ever-searching for more and more money to keep […]
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Many San Diegans celebrate Memorial Day, aka the unofficial start of summer, with beach barbeques, day drinking, and camping trips. The sand in Pacific Beach and Del Mar is always packed with partiers, picnicking families, and carefree children. Ok, so San Diego knows how to have fun. But what about San Diego’s sense of history? […]
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San Diego is home to many Hilton Hotels across the county. But San Diego is most familiar with the ups and downs of one main Hilton, Paris Hilton. From reality TV to headline news, San Diego observes Paris Hilton’s unsimple life.
News Flash: the celebrity hotel heiress, Paris Hilton, […]
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Grossmont Union High School District officials caught multiple San Diego students with medical marijuana cards on campus.
For decades, students have created excuses to get out of trouble, avoid blame, and explain school absence. From fake doctor notes to forged parent notes, students have used them all. But until now, proof of a […]
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The only prom I went to I actually made my own dress. It was pretty sad– let’s just say its a good thing I’m not making my living as a dress designer or a seamstress, I’d probably be homeless by now.
Operation Fairy Godmother is a program of Soroptimist International (Valley de Oro chapter) that provides […]
You may or may not know that baseball season is upon us. I’m not much of a fan myself, partially a result of having lived within walking distance of Wrigley Field in Chicago for a few years (crowds, drunks, lack of parking). Now, I take a writing class in downtown San Diego, so I am pretty […]
