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October 2006
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Top Doctors 2006We polled physicians around the county to find out who they would turn to for medical attention. The votes are in; here's their prescription for top medical care. |
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Meet the DesertNot just an empty expanse, history-imbued Anza-Borrego is home to a state park, a research institute, campsites--even a four-diamond resort. |
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Screen DreamsSan Diego has a fresh batch of young filmmakers with small budgets, big hopes and stories they're burning to tell. |
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CSI: San Diego...KindaForensic evidence technicians don't solve murders in an hour (unlike their TV counterparts). Follow one technician through a typical case--and remember to cover your nose. |
Departments |
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| Cavaillon | Archive » |
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Cavaillon showcases the heights of typical French fare. |
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| Hot Stuff | Archive » |
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Chocolate 101; pizza, Paris Hilton style; and a very Happy Hour at Oceanaire. |
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| Wine Review | Archive » |
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Clos Pegase flies high. |
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| The News That Fits... | Archive » |
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Congressmen who will be missed and who won't be; and the everspreading boundaries of La Jolla. |
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| Operation: Top Doctors | Archive » |
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Executive Editor Ron Donoho comments on the current issue. |
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| October 2006 | Archive » |
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"Get the booze off the beach, and we gain control of our community. Wish us luck!" |
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| Front Pages | Archive » |
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Some visitor reviews of San Diego might come as a surprise. Plus: Entourage at the races; locals pony up for Arnold; and horsing around with new Chargers recruit Antonio Cromartie. |
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| Kenny Weissberg | Archive » |
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Host of the eclectic radio show Music Without Boundaries, Kenny Weissberg reflects on a defining moment. |
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| Nick Reynolds | Archive » |
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It was 50 years ago when Coronado’s Nick Reynolds, fresh out of Menlo Business College, joined Bob Shane and Dave Guard to make musical history. In January, there’ll be a cruise to Hawaii to... |
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| (De)Press Release | Archive » |
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San Diego City Councilmember Jim Madaffer possesses——in dangerous overabundance——an eloquent ability to put a positive spin on an unpleasant reality. |
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| Women Helping Women | Archive » |
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A microlending plan implemented by a local nonprofit is helping females get out of poverty and into business. |
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| San Diego Style | Archive » |
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Bigger is better! This season, bags take on a life of their own, from slouchy duffle bags to structured totes in metallic, plaid and exotic textures with splashes of red and green. |
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| Seen | Archive » |
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The Jewel Ball's sweet 60th; a haute lunch for the Old Globe; and another kind of jewel ball. |
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| Still Hot | Archive » |
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The timeless allure of Marilyn... |
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| A Rep for the Offbeat | Archive » |
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Playwright Christopher Durang has pleased—and offended—audiences for three decades with his witty satires and farcical spoofs. |
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| Busy Like a Fox | Archive » |
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On local stages, it's Brendon Fox month. |
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| The Maestro | Archive » |
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Entering his third season as the San Diego Symphony’s music director, Jahja Ling is delighted with the way things have been going. |
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| Migration Nation | Archive » |
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In his 30-plus years as a photojournalist, Don Bartletti has taken thousands of pictures that capture the plight of migrants. |
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