Podcasts about Clairemont

There are now 98 confirmed and probable cases of salmonella tied to an outbreak at Aladdin Mediterranean Cafe in Clairemont. Carlsbad police say they recently shut down a scam that defrauded seniors out of gold and 140-thousand dollars in cash. Three San Diego State triplets are all graduating on the same day, with the same majors, and same honors.

Lou on the new law of certain high schools having to rename their mascots.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria has released his budget draft of cuts and increases. San Diego police are now looking for two cars involved in a deadly hit-and-run in Clairemont. Starbucks is implementing a new dress code for it's employees.   What You Need To Know To Start Your Wednesday. 

Mexican authorities have arrested the suspected killer of Cal Fire Captain Rebecca Marodi. Local leaders are set to discuss the collection of toll fees to help clean and care for the Tijuana River Valley. Over the next six weeks, crews will be installing two pipes underground in Clairemont, closing the intersection at Clairemont Drive and Clairemont Mesa Blvd.   What You Need To Know To Start Your Sunday. 

San Diego State announced this morning that it will be joining the PAC-12 Conference. Three major wildfires are burning across California this morning, burning more than 100,000 acres in total. San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria will be in Clairemont today for a groundbreaking ceremony for Olive Grove Community Park. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Holy Roller / The One Hand / The Six Fingers / DC: The New Frontier / X-men '97 REVUES 05:55 Matt : The Holy Roller Auteurs : Joe Trohman, Andy Samberg, Rick Remender Illu. : Roland Boschi Image Comics, 2023 20:25 Raigen : The One Hand Auteurs : Ram V Illu. : Lee Loughridge, Laurence Campbell Raigen : The Six Fingers Auteurs : Dan Watters Illu. : Lee Loughridge, Sumit Kumar Image Comics, 2024 37:57 DOSSIER : DC: The New Frontier Auteur : Darwyn Cooke Illu. : Darwyn Cooke DC Comics, 2005 01:05:15 HORS-LES-BULLESX-men '97 (2024) / Disney Plus Envie de nous soutenir ? Vous pouvez, si vous le souhaitez, grâce au Patreon de notre collectif, le Vaisseau Hyper Sensas ! patreon.com/vaisseauhypersensas Découvrez également notre site vaisseauhypersensas.fr Rejoignez nous sur Discord! https://discord.gg/uGxNp6n Suivez-nous ! Nivrae @Nivrae Raigen @Prigmor Matt @mattaperdumatique Twitter @Comicsoutcast Instagram Comics Outcast Facebook Bouyah Comics Club comicsoutcast.com Vaisseau Hyper Sensas © 2024

A recent report found that San Diego's roads do not meet industry standards, particularly in the Clairemont, Mission Beach and Point Loma communities. San Diego County officials are warning diners not to eat any oysters from Mexico until further notice following an outbreak of norovirus. Former San Diego State Senator Toni Atkins is expected to formally launch her bid for Governor today. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Navy officials are still investigating a helicopter crash in Mission Bay this week. All 6 of the helicopter's passengers were uninjured. The city is stepping in to address a home that they say poses a health and safety risk to neighbors. San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria provided an update this week on some of his most ambitious initiatives. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Colleen from Clairemont battles Rob in this episode of the 7:55 Showbiz Pop Quiz! If they get more right than Rob, they'll get in the Showbiz Pop Quiz Hall of fame! Listen weekday mornings to play the game, win a prize, and maybe just get in that Hall of Fame! It's The Showbiz Pop Quiz with Rob and Joss on KYXY 96.5!

Charles has had it with Joe and Big Al stumbling through the Roth 5-year rules, so he explains to Joe and Big Al, once and for all, the rules for withdrawing money from a Roth IRA. Plus, is Shane missing any retirement risks before he retires early at age 55? Nick wants to know if employers are required to adopt all of the provisions in the SECURE Act 2.0, or if they can pick and choose which to implement, like they can with the rule of 55? Plus, how can Stew offset huge capital gains on the sale of an inherited house, and we revisit whether George can move investments in-kind from an inherited trust to a brokerage account.  Timestamps: 01:57 - Roth IRA 5-Year Rules for Withdrawals Explained (Charles) 10:39 - Any Retirement Risks I'm Missing Before I Retire at Age 55? (Shane, Chester County, PA) 16:42 - Do Employers Have to Adopt All of SECURE 2.0? (Nick, OH) 21:10 - How to Offset Huge Capital Gains Taxes on the Sale of an Inherited House? (Stew, Clairemont) 25:49 - Can I Move Investments In-Kind From Inherited Trust to Brokerage Account? (George, KS - from ep. 433) 34:02 - The Derails Access this week's free financial resources in the podcast show notes at https://bit.ly/ymyw-444  EASIRetirement.com - new free retirement calculator! 5-Year Rules for Roth IRA Withdrawals Guide - free download SECURE Act 2.0 Guide - free download 6th Annual YMYW Podcast Survey - one randomly-chosen participant will win a $100 Amazon e-gift card! Episode Transcript Ask Joe & Big Al On Air for your Retirement Spitball Analysis

In the "Today in San Diego" podcast, a safe sleeping lot for unhoused individuals is open in Golden Hill, the old sheriff's department crime lab is set to turn into hundreds of apartments and the summer concert series at Petco Park kicks off today.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Air to a missing submersible with five people in board expected to last just a few hours. A fifth day of a desperate search continues, SWAT standoff in Clairemont ends after domestic violence suspect takes his own life.California traffic fatalities surged 22% from 2019, a new report by The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration found. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Allison from Clairemont works with her husband. In fact, they own a business together. Problem is...he's not very good at the business. Allison wants to hire his replacement. But, now his feelings are hurt! Should she fire him? Or keep him on just to spare his feelings? You be the Judge with Rob and Joss. Rob and Joss do You be the Judge at 7:25 on Wednesday mornings, Do you have a moral or ethical dilemma? Email joss@kyxy.com!

Donna from Clairemont battles Joss in this episode of the 7:55 Showbiz Pop Quiz! If they get more right than Joss, they'll get in the Showbiz Pop Quiz Hall of fame! Listen weekday mornings to play the game, win a prize, and maybe just get in that Hall of Fame! It's The Showbiz Pop Quiz with Rob and Joss on KyXy 96.5!

We're back with Volume 2 of Hero Month! On this awesome episode we're joined by Jorge from Not a Strong Start podcast and we talk all things X-men! We're also joined by Rahuhl The Zeltron who has some Clairemont stories and we get into every nook and cranny of this amazing property From comics, to cartoons, to games, to movies we got you covered with all things X-men on this epic episode! Don't miss it and listen in as to why this is no ordinary love for a group of amazing Mutants! Check it out now! *Released the weekend of 4/14/2023

Semaine tranquille à l'UQAM pour la relâche, mais pas à Dans les airs! Antoine et Olivia reçoivent la réalisatrice Jenny Cartwright avant la projection de son film  « Je me souviens d'un temps où personne ne joggait dans ce quartier » aux Rendez-vous Québec Cinéma. Antoine présente le documentaire « Je vous salut salope » de Léa Clairemont qui sera également aux RVQC. Olivia raconte son expérience au DJ set de Gene Tellem au Datcha et Antoine nous emmène au Monastère pour le lancement du nouvel album de Vanille: La clairière. Le tout accompagné d'interludes musicaux et du reportage « Quand scène punk et féminisme s'accordent la fin du boys club » par Lyna Basta et Marie Senécal. | Big Joanie - Sainted | Batman loves Baetman - Rouge Pompier | Mind Readers - Gene Tellem | Mon petit chemin - Vanille |

President Joe Biden makes a surprise visit to Ukraine as 1 year anniversary nears, Manhunt underway for 2 suspects in Clairemont Park shooting, Police Searching for Group of Burglars in a series of smash-and-grabs at shops in University Heights. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In the "Today in San Diego" podcast, burglars who targeted businesses on Park Blvd. in University Heights still on the run, parents in North County waiting for answers after a long-time staff member at Vista High School was arrested, and a local man's $70,000 watch was stolen in broad daylight in Clairemont. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Can Dennis from Clairemont correctly answer 5 Showbiz Questions in 30 Seconds to make it into the “Showbiz Pop Quiz Hall of Fame?” Can you? Listen and play along! Rob and Joss play the "Showbiz Pop Quiz" weekday mornings at 7:55 on KyXy 96.5. Play the game and ya might win a prize JUST for having fun with us!

Brush Fire Halts Holiday Shopping in Clairemont, Shoppers Turn out Online in Record Numbers, Toys for Tots Drive, You Have Cooler Temps when Heading Back to School and Work this WeekSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

There are two candidates on the Nov. 8 ballot running for San Diego County supervisors District 4, which includes Clairemont, Linda Vista, Hillcrest, North Park, La Mesa, Lemon Grove and many communities in between. Democratic incumbent supervisor/educator Nathan Fletcher is challenged this election by Republican small business owner Amy Reichert. Both candidates met with The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board ahead of the election.

Episode 1981: Our random article of the day is Clairemont, San Diego.

John Padilla PlumbingJohn Padilla Plumbing is family owned and operated by San Diego natives John and Johnnie Padilla. We offer multiple services from electronic leak detection, sewer camera inspections, re-pipes, slab leak repair and re-routes to drains.2101 Wilson AvenueNational City CA, 91950, United States+1 619-732-1694service@jpplumbers.comwww.jpplumbers.comAbout My BusinessVoted a 2022 best plumber in San Diego by Expertise.com - John Padilla Plumbing has 10 full time plumbers and a supportive office staff dedicated to providing expert plumbing service in San Diego.We handle:- Water Heaters- Camera Inspections- Kitchens- Bathrooms- Water Filtration- Sewer Repair- Hydro Jetting- Gas and Water Piping- Drains- 24 hr emergency service Social Media Profiles (Click Below)FacebookInstagram Knowledge, Experience, and IntegrityUnlike DIY solutions, services performed by a licensed plumber are more effective, last longer, and don't leave any mess or damages behind. We use our professional skills to make sure the job gets done right, so you don't have to worry about any issues persisting or returning. Plus, we never push you towards unnecessary extra services you don't need – we do what needs to get done to keep you comfortable, with no hidden fees or strings attached.Service Available Across San Diego County and BeyondWhether you live in Clairemont or Chula Vista, National City or Mission Valley, John Padilla Plumbing Inc. is here for you. Our broad service area extends far beyond our native San Diego, allowing us to assist as many of our neighbors as possible. No matter where you are, you deserve high-quality professional plumbing, and we'll make sure you get it.

Chloe from Clairemont is getting married this Fall. As she does her last minute wedding prep, she needs some help from Rob, Joss and KyXy listeners. Also, find out what went wrong at Rob and Joss' wedding!

Expand your understanding of traditional healing modalities with this week's podcast on Hilot or Traditional Filipino Medicine. Dr. Catherine Luib, a dually licensed Chiropractor and Acupuncture Physician and  founder of the Luib Health Center in Clairemont, joins us to discuss the ancestral shamanic roots of Hilot and how we can reclaim our own power in our healing journey. About Dr. Catherine Sy Luib: As a dually licensed Chiropractor and Acupuncture Physician, Dr. Luib promotes optimal health and well being for all her patients. To enhance her patients experience and serve their treatments, she analyzes each patient uniquely with health assessments done through Chiropractic and Traditional Chinese Medicine along with the use of Chinese of herbal medicines that include nutrition and organic whole food vitamin concentrates. This unique process significantly enhances her patients well being and healing within a short time. Website: luibhealthcenter.com Instagram: @luibhealthcenter KPBS Series: Out of the Boondocks - Hilot + Spoken Word Poetry Episode resources + event links: Solana Center for Environmental Innovation Pure Indoor Cycling Downtown eStudio Pilates + Yoga Open House Vegan + Holistic 1st Anniversary Event Mothership 25+ August Wellness Events in San Diego The Wellness in San Diego podcast is produced by Locally Well San Diego, your local wellness news destination. Learn more: Website: locallywellsd.com Instagram: @locallywell

The Wu family, who owns Mongolian Hot Pot restaurant in Clairemont, came to the United States from Inner Mongolia, China, in 1995. The parents, Gary and Mindy Wu, left their home and jobs as artists and architects to come to the United States and start restaurants. It was a struggle at first, but soon after the family found success, opening a Rice King restaurant, then many others. Their sons Mike and Peter join me today to talk about the journey.

On the "Today in San Diego" podcast, a two-story house caught on fire in Clairemont Mesa, police investigate a homicide in Lemon Grove and the YMCA is looking for lifeguards as the summer season approaches.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Can Robert from Clairemont correctly answer 5 Showbiz Questions in 30 Seconds to make it into the "Showbiz Pop Quiz Hall of Fame?" Can you? Listen and play along!

Housing nerds unite! This week, our resident housing nerd Andrew Keatts interviews New York Times economics reporter Conor Dougherty, who covers housing and wages in California. Talking points: YIMBYS vs. NIMBYS. Housing and zoning legislation. Accessory dwelling units. Dougherty's book, "Golden Gates: Fighting for Housing in America," and coverage of Clairemont, "Where The Suburbs End." Support the podcast: vosd.org/give Follow all our work: vosd.org/newsletter See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the "Today in San DIego" Podcast, Steven Luke Discusses the Impact of Staffing Shortages at South Bay Hospitals, the Arraignment for the Suspect in the Fatal Sabre Springs Stabbing, the Retirement of San Diego Sheriff Bill Gore and San Diego Museum Month. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Introducing CEO Paul Downey and Philanthropy Director Kimberly Jenks from the non-profit organization Serving Seniors Discuss Paul's article on year-end charitable giving. Learn how the public can research and make informative decisions about the non-profit they donate to year-end Paul Downey is the President and CEO of Serving Seniors. Since being appointed to the role in 1995, Downey has guided the agency's innovative efforts to provide supportive services focused on keeping low-income seniors healthy and independent. Under Downey's leadership, Serving Seniors has grown to serve over 1.7 million nutritious congregate and home delivered meals annually, 365 days per year, across multiple sites in San Diego County. The agency's service provision model – including case management, healthcare, mental healthcare, dental (through collaborative partner), activities and civic engagement -- is a national model for seniors living in poverty. Serving Seniors has provided transitional housing and wraparound case management for unsheltered older adults for more than 20 years and owns/operates 412 units of affordable senior housing with support services. A new 117-unit senior complex is under construction in City Heights and a 174-unit complex in Clairemont will break ground in 2022. Kimberly provides management and oversight of Serving Seniors philanthropic efforts including annual giving, special events, public relations and marketing and communications. She also serves on the organization's COVID-19 emergency taskforce.   More information:   https://servingseniors.org/ Brought to you by J.C. Cooley Foundation "Equipping the Youth of Today for the Challenges of Tomorrow". Support the show: http://www.cooleyfoundation.org/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Listen on Apple, Google, Spotify, and other platforms.  Many patients go through stressful medical experiences due to a lack of support or understanding of their procedure and treatment, experts say. George Kramb and Patrick Frank saw this issue and created PatientPartner, a community platform for new and prospective patients to come and engage with past patient mentors for support and empathy. The co-founders built a network of doctors and patients to share their experience and expertise with those who need it. George and Patrick were both born and raised in San Diego County. George started his career in medical device sales, working in operating rooms and helping surgeons properly use the products. During that time, he would listen to patients and doctors, learning about their experience and what brought them to the hospital. He noticed a gap in the patient-doctor relationship, where many patients were in need of resources and support throughout the surgical process that doctors couldn't provide. He began connecting pre-op patients with post-op patients and saw the potential in creating a network of relatability and support. He then contacted Patrick who was involved in consumer technology and scaling out platforms and bringing them to the market. Together, they built up PatientPartner and brought value to the healthcare industry by focusing on patients.  PatientPartner went through multiple changes, helping them realize that the best solution is to connect patients to individuals who went through similar treatments and knew the experience firsthand. Empowering patients with resources improves their medical experience, helping them and other patients in the long run as well, they discovered. Listen to Neal chat with George and Patrick about the company's impact on the healthcare industry and their goals for the future.  Their favorite local tacos: George: Ramiro's Taco Shop in Pacific Beach The Taco Stand in La Jolla Patrick: Maritza's Mexican Food Restaurant in Clairemont    Connect with them: George Kramb Patrick Frank Learn more about PatientPartner: Website: https://www.patientpartner.com/  Facebook: @PatientPartner1 Twitter: @patientpartner1 Instagram: @patient_partner LinkedIn  Thanks to our partners at Cox Business & Cox Edge for their support in enabling us to grow the San Diego ecosystem.

September 1956 i Coronado, Kalifornien. I den första av många tidningsartiklar om den mystiske gärningspersonen tryckes följande i The San Diego Union: ‘'Den exentriske, unge gangstern som attackerar kvinnor, fann sitt femte offer i en 24-årig ung dam som arbetar som maskinskriverska på ett flygbolag. Han attackerade henne i Clairemont när hon var på väg hem till fots, efter att ha klivit av bussen. Han slog ner henne bakifrån, men han tog inte hennes handväska''. Vem är den unge mannen som inte verkar vara ute efter att skada kvinnorna, utan något helt annat? The Shoe Bandit KÄLLOR Associated Press. (1958) “No Control Over Thefts.” The Kansas City Times (Fredag, Jul 18, 1958) Sida 6. Associated Press. (1960) Albuquerque Journal, sida 7 Shoe-Snatcher Sent to Prison. The Brownsville Herald “Shoe Bandit Is confronted By New Complaints.” (Fredag, May 16, 1958) Sida 1. The Guardian (2021) My life in sex: the man with a shoe fetish https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2020/aug/21/my-life-in-sex-the-man-with-a-shoe-fetish (Hämtad: 2021-11-24). History (2020) The 1950s https://www.history.com/topics/cold-war/1950s (Hämtad: 2021-11-24). The Los Angeles Times (1958) “‘Shoe Bandit' Identified.” (Tisdag, Jun 10, 1958) Sida 33. Redlands Daily Facts (1959) “Shoe Bandit's Loot Found.” (Lördag, Jan 24, 1959) Sida 1. Valley Morning Star (1958) Shoe Bandit Changes His Plea to Guilty. (Tisdag, Aug 19, 1958) Sida 5. Wikipedia (2019) Objektofili https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Objektofili (Hämtad: 2021-11-24) Wikipedia (2021) Fetischism (sexologi) https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fetischism_(sexologi) (Hämtad: 2021-11-24). Wikipedia (2021) Erika Eiffel https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erika_Eiffel (Hämtad: 2021-11-24). Wilkens, J. (2016) The San Diego Union-Tribune Remember San Diego's shoe bandit www.sandiegouniontribune.com/sd-me-shoe-bandit-20160915-story.html (Hämtad: 2021-11-18).

Welcome back to the Happy Half Hour! This week we're excited to welcome Saman Javid, who is now leading the kitchen at La Jolla's iconic George's at the Cove. Saman is from the Bay Area, and he started his culinary career working at Fork in Marin County and B Restaurant in Oakland. He then moved to New York City, where he was sous chef at the acclaimed Gramercy Tavern for several years. He joined George's about four months ago as executive chef. Saman says he was always surrounded by delicious food, as he grew up in a Persian family (and his family also owned a restaurant). We chatted about his vision for the landmark restaurant (George's has been in the neighborhood for nearly 30 years), the difference between the produce in New York and California, and what excites him about San Diego's dining scene. And since we've had Michelin on our minds lately, he shares what it's like to work at a restaurant that has a Michelin star. In Hot Plates, Pamir Kabob House, an Afghan restaurant that closed its doors earlier this year, is reopening in La Jolla. The Golden Door, an exclusive spa and wellness retreat near San Marcos, recently opened a country store and farm stand selling locally grown produce, pantry items, and housewares—and 100 percent of the proceeds go to charity. For Two People, $50, Saman has two recommendations: Pho Duyen Mai in Kearny Mesa and The Fishery in Pacific Beach. Troy's pick is the crispy rice paper-wrapped pork ribs from Juniper & Ivy, and David recommends the beef empanadas and wings at Rouleur Brewing in North Park. My pick this week is the tacos at La Tiendita Mexican Market in Clairemont (available on weekends). Thank you for listening! As always, we want to hear from you. Need a restaurant recommendation? Is there a guest you want us to book on the show? You can call us at 619-744-0535 and leave a voicemail, or if you're too shy, you can email us at happyhalfhour@sdmag.com. See you next week!

Neal: Welcome everyone to the weekly San Diego Tech News by Neal Bloom and Jonah Peake from Fresh Brewed Tech. Every Friday at 12:30pm Pacific on Clubhouse and now we record them for you to enjoy as well.  I'm Neal Bloom, entrepreneur, investor, and community builder    Jonah: And I'm Jonah Peake, serial tech operator and investor both, both of us big fans of growing the San Diego tech community. Let's dive into our five stories of the week For week of Aug 27, 2021 ​​Smartphones in the sky: Qualcomm launches first 5G and AI platform targeting commercial drones Qualcomm stated on mars Supplying chips to NASA for Ingenuity helicopter Because why not start with a challenge QQ unveiled tech to power beyond line of site flight on earth  What do you think of this name?  Operation Swarm or Digital Eagle or  Platform is called RB5 5G platform Crop inspection Wsin turbine monitoring Package delivery Mapping Many other application potential Enabling applications like: They are also launching a physical drone kit   ModalAI https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210817005256/en/ModalAI-Serves-as-Distributor-for-Qualcomm%E2%80%99s-World-First-5G-and-AI-Enabled-Drone-Platform-and-Reference-Design   Pretty clever strategy Speed up innovation for commercial applications Drone body, rotors, etc To date 12 flights 1 mile total flight Graduated from demonstration to aerial scout for Perseverance Rover A quick update on Ingenuity:    Rare defense unicorn: San Diego AI startup corrals $210M for drone technology used by military Shield AI is now worth over a billion After raising  Unicorn status completed An AI startup making military surveillance drones Used in combat zones over last 3 years US forces in the middle east Allows operations in low gps Degraded GPS environments They have a platform: Nova-class   Pretty cool origin story   Founded by Navy Seal Brandon Tseng Goal: Help US forces scout for threats  Enter buildings Send back surveillance (maps or photos) An MIT Grad Who sold company WiPower to Qualcomm Brandon teamed up with brother Ryan Who worked on Draper Labs Robotic guidance system Pairing with last founder, Andrew Reiter   Shield has been growing through acquisition   Heron Systems: which makes software designed to power autonomous jets Martin UAV: maker of 125 lb drones launched from vehicles From 200 to nearly 400 Both acquisitions doubled the head count over night Shield is based out of DT SD!    Incubator News - find deadlines and links Founders Institute   Final Admissions Deadline: Sep 19, 2021 San Diego Virtual 2021 Focus: pre-seed startup accelerator,   ConnectAll   Fall 2021 Cohort 5 applications are open! Apply by Aug. 30 Focus: low to moderate income and diverse founders from broad backgrounds   EvoNexus   Rolling Focus: DeepTech (MedTech, FinTech, AI/ML, IoT, Hardware)   Logicboost   Application deadline is September 30, 2021. Focus: SaaS   StartBlue - Looking for mentors https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe6Yb63O4zwaYHqAFDDEwKJTa0tTd5X0W0QfyWIgdqWrNfwNg/viewform Focus: StartBlue, the new accelerator from UC San Diego's Scripps Institution of Oceanography and the Rady School of Management Please complete this form by Friday, September 10, 2021 for consideration.   Techstars Anywhere   October 6, 2021 Program starts January Join the Techstars Anywhere three-month virtual accelerator to gain funding, mentorship, and access to the Techstars network for life. We Tha Plug - We Tha Incubator - https://www.wethaplug.com/new-page Application for Cohort 2 due September 24, 2021 Have applied to an accelerator or incubator, but have not been accepted. Have been working on an idea, but cant figure out steps next.   Launched and still not getting the traction you need to scale.  Focus:    Torrey Project - https://www.torreyproject.org/bootcamp We are offering a discounted early bird rate for our tuition until August 31st. Entrepreneurs who embrace stakeholder capitalism and use their business as a force for good.   PureWater SD project - San Diego launching Pure Water, largest infrastructure project in city's history It's formally been launched 3 years ago sewage recycling system that will boost local water independence Multi Billion Dollar Project named: Pure Water  Slowing it down Some Nimby Some Toilet to Tap That has navigated through a number of lawsuits   This story might be a little misleading   Broke ground 3 years ago Stalling at a construction of a few critical components   The 3 essential pieces:   Sewage purification plant in Miramar A pipeline through Clairemont supplying the plant Pump station in Morena   At completion of the first phase in 2025   34 million gallons of potable water / day Another 53 million gallons come online in 2035 This project will drop imported water from 85% to less than 50% Prior to this project, only 8% of sewage had been recycled into irrigation water What are the steps of the water purification? Ozonization:  Ozone gas destroys microorganisms,  then consumers and converted them into O2 helpful bacteria thrive in O2 environment Consuming 30-50% anything that was or is living Biological activated filters,  Steps:   Membrane filtration   Particles, viruses, bacteria  Only salt, water and other very small molecules can pass through 300 times narrower than a human hair pulling out additional materials 50k smaller than smallest bacteria Reverse osmosis,    Ultraviolet Disinfection   Light (similar to extremely concentrated sunlight) Destroys DNA of any microbes left Other contaminants This results in water that meets or exceeds standards  But we need to factor in a rise in price  This is slightly more expensive at current rates Orange County produces 70 million gallons of purified water per day and is in the process of expanding production to 100 million gallons per day.  Singapore, Australia, Virginia, Texas, and Colorado Growing need and others are looking at this system: IPOs - Carlsbad-based Tyra Bio files for IPO https://endpts.com/ra-capital-aims-to-take-preclinical-biotech-to-nasdaq-as-tyra-files-s-1-during-summer-lull/   Fundings - ShieldAI - $200M Series D AdarxPharm - $75M ContaktWorld - $1.35M Acq - SOCi acq Anaheim-based Brandify https://www.sdbj.com/news/2021/aug/15/soci-makes-first-acquisition/   Highmetric acquires NewRocket https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/highmetric-acquires-newrocket-301359129.html Ra Medical  acq by Strata Skincare https://www.marketwatch.com/story/strata-skin-sciences-acquires-u-s-dermatology-business-of-ra-medical-271629147631 Copia https://www.sdbj.com/news/2021/aug/19/san-diego-based-biosurplus-merges-form-copia-scien/   Carwave acq by Kar for $450M https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/kar-to-accelerate-dealer-to-dealer-growth-profitability-through-acquisition-of-carwave-301360260.html   Find us on twitter / Linkedin: @NealBloom & JonahPeake And find this news and more at FreshBrewedTech.com

       Un trasplante de riñón es un proceso difícil, esto es cierto en el sentido físico, emocional, y mental. Esto es lo que nos comparte nuestra invitada Roberta Avila, que a la edad de 30 años fue detectada con una falla renal. Desde su nacimiento, sus riñones comenzaron a encogerse hasta que fue lo suficientemente detectable muchos años después. La espera para un donador fue una de 7 años en la cual la preocupación la agobiaba demasiado, y más con saber que un familiar cercano había muerto durante la operación que ella eventualmente también tendría que sobrellevar. Su preocupación principal siempre fue su familia, y aunque admite que no siempre fue fácil, también sabe que sin Dios nada pudiera haber surgido de la manera en la que hoy puede darnos su testimonio. Haz click ‘play' para que puedas ser inspirado de la misma manera en la que fuimos inspirados nosotros.Contáctanos y envía tus sugerencias a través de nuestro correo electrónico: Podcastpibsy@gmail.com Redes Sociales de PIBSY Plus https://www.facebook.com/Pibsyplus/https://www.instagram.com/pibsyplus/https://pibsyplus.buzzsprout.com/Redes Sociales de Primera Iglesia Bautista de San Ysidro: http://www.pibsy.org/https://www.facebook.com/primeraiglesiabautistadesanysidro/https://www.instagram.com/pibsy_rv/Te dejamos también las redes sociales de Iglesia Bautista de Clairemont:https://www.facebook.com/Iglesiabautistadeclairemont

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Welcome back to Happy Half Hour! This week's special guest is Gustavo Tonella of Doggos Gus in Imperial Beach. Gustavo started his catering company in 2010, serving up Sonoran-style bacon-wrapped hot dogs in brioche buns. Then in 2019, he opened a brick-and-mortar restaurant right across from the IB pier, and introduced micheladas and White Claws topped with chamoy to his menu. Gustavo grew up eating street hot dogs in Mexicali, where they’re wrapped in bacon and topped with chipotle, vegetables, and meats like carnitas—what he says is a far cry from the hot dog offerings in the US. Realizing the missed opportunity, Gustavo started his catering business serving this specialty. He saw a lot of success in the wedding industry, as hot dogs are a popular late-night snack after all the pomp and circumstance is over. Two of his favorite menu items are the Sonoran, topped with queso, Soyrizo, and Ruffles chips, and the Surf and Turf, loaded with shrimp, bell peppers, and chipotle sauce. Like many businesses, the pandemic brought major challenges for Doggos Gus. Even though it’s now operating out of a storefront in Imperial Beach, a chunk of their income still came from catering, and 92 weddings and events cancelled practically overnight, resulting in a loss of nearly $100,000. In order to keep his staff employed, Gustavo started the Help the Helpers campaign, where customers could buy a catered meal for a front-line worker and he would match it with a second—and personally deliver the meals to the hospitals with the help of his employees. Gustavo credits this and a few other things with his being able to keep his team together even while restaurants are struggling to find help: He aims to create a fun, family-like atmosphere where his staff enjoys coming to work and gets to have fun experimenting with new ideas. Splitting tips evenly between front- and back-of-house staff was another incentive to keep his cooks motivated. Doggos Gus has been seeing some increase in business as weddings are starting to book catering again, and Gustavo experienced a little bit of normalcy as he recently catered for an outdoor concert and saw people enjoying themselves outside without masks on. In Hot Plates, An’s Dry Cleaning, whom we voted best gelato in San Diego, is opening a second location in Del Mar Plaza in June. Two new food-and-drink spots are coming to Seaport Village: Zytoun Gourmet Mediterranean, from the owners of Aladdin in Clairemont; and a distillery and seafood restaurant by Old Harbor Distilling. Scoop San Diego is hosting a drive-thru ice cream festival this Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. with 23 samples of ice cream and gelato available. The event is a fundraiser for Feeding San Diego, and tickets are $45 for a carload of up to four people. In Two People for Takeout / Two People for $50, Gustavo’s pick is Madison in North Park, where he always orders the pork chop. Noah’s pick for the week is Bánh Mì Hôi An in Point Loma for their Hôi An special, a fresh, inexpensive sandwich. Troy chose the recently redesigned Neighborhood for their new atmosphere and crispy potato served “animal style.” David tried out the brunch at Civico by the Park, where he got the French toast and tableside gelato. Thank you for listening! As always, we want to hear from our listeners. Need a recommendation for takeout? Is there a guest you want us to book on the show? Let us know! You can call us at 619-744-0535 and leave a voicemail, or if you’re too shy, you can email us at happyhalfhour@sdmag.com. See you next week!

This week features a conversation between C3 Board Directors Tommy Hough and Kristen Victor and Barbara Torres, Grants Coordinator for the Port of San Diego, and also founder of the Bike Clairemont program. They speak with Barbara about opportunities for alternative transportation, recreation, and wildlife passage over and through canyon infrastructure. Barbara shares why she feels it is important to have alternative transportation, both from a planning and environmental standpoint. The three also discuss what is needed to make this a priority and provide resources for those looking to help take action.   Timestamps: [1:38] It was through Barbara that Tommy became aware of the idea to potentially take drainage culverts beneath fills that have been placed in different canyons around San Diego and utilize them not only to let water pass but enable the passage of wildlife that may have otherwise been cut off by the fills previously put in. [3:31] Barbara works for the Clairemont Town Council Foundation and has started a sub-organization, Bike Clairemont, an alternative transportation program to bring more infrastructure to Clairemont. The program has had much success with grants and programs such as Bike to Work Days, and Kids Bike Rodeo, where children learn safety skills and general biking skills. COVID-19 has brought a lot of the funding to a halt for the time being, but it also has shown just how important biking is, now more than ever. [5:40] Barbara has been biking her whole life and has competed internationally as well. She speaks about why biking on Balboa Ave can be challenging, and how Tecolote Canyon is a big asset for the city of San Diego as a whole. [7:44] Does Barbara feel safe when she is bicycling? One of the challenges Clairemont has is the hilly nature. Kristen also shares her experience of shifting from car to bicycle three years ago, and how you can tell by the culture of the Clairemont community that they are not always too fond of cyclists. [11:19] Let's create an alternative and not put cyclists in that traffic. Not everything needs to live on the same road. [11:45] Barabara has been working on the Balboa Underpass project for two years. She has worked to have politicians, such as Todd Gloria, understand why it needs to be a priority. [21:06] One of the things the pandemic highlighted to us was that people really want to bike. In order to restore the canyon, we must clean the water in the margins of the creek, and reroute a portion of the trail to create support for the new trail. [27:35] There are some places we can use as inspiration for bringing natural and wild areas into play as a holistic corridor. The Bay Area, Denver, and Wisconsin are just a few. [29:29] Barbara reminds us that her work is volunteer, and we need committed people for this bootstrap effort. [32:47] The framework is there. The excitement is there. The policy is there. Now we really need action. This project has great potential outcomes for many important priorities, whether it's climate action, getting people out of cars, giving wildlife a safe place to live, or bringing down carbon emissions.   About C-3 In its 60 years of existence, Citizens Coordinate for Century 3 (C-3) has brought together local thought leaders from planning, design, policy, academia, community development, and more to address our region's distinctive and pressing land use challenges. In founding C-3 almost 60 years ago, architect Lloyd Ruocco's vision was to bring together our region's most creative minds from the arts, sciences, academia, and government to share ideas, learn new perspectives, and build fellowship around the idea of creating livable communities.   Opportunities for Advocacy and Engagement: C3sandiego.org Clairemont Town Council Bike Clairemont

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Today’s special guest is Kaci Goff, chef and owner of contemporary Malaysian pop-up restaurant Wolf and Woman. While serving Malaysian Tamil cuisine like penang laksa noodles and garam masala lamb shank, Kaci is also planning on launching a commissary kitchen in Vista at the end of April. This weekend, she’s selling dessert boxes that can be preordered, and on April 21, Wolf and Woman is hosting a dinner with Hidden Craft that will benefit the San Diego Rescue Mission. Kaci started her career in LA after attending culinary school in San Bernardino. She says she didn’t end up learning as much in school as she did working, and as she gained experience, she saw the reality of the pay gap in the food industry. That’s why she started Wolf and Woman: To create a setting where she wouldn’t be paid less than a man for doing the same work. After a few years in Seattle, she decided to move the business to San Diego for its more laid-back atmosphere and to be closer to her family in Idyllwild. Wolf and Woman originally offered New American food, but Kaci felt that something was missing, so she changed the menu to Malaysian Tamil cuisine to reflect her heritage on her mother’s side. Now she’s spent the last few years exploring her heritage and educating people at the same time. With her mother as her taste tester, her goal has been to so faithfully capture the country’s flavors that if someone from Malaysia were taste her food, they would be reminded of home. One of Kaci’s favorite dishes is rasam, a South Indian tamarind soup that was a big part of her childhood. It’ll be on the menu at the Rescue Mission dinner benefit, along with mushroom satay; chicken wings brined and marinated in sambal oelek and oyster sauce; a strawberry rhubarb cremeux; and roti chenai, a Malaysian-Indian flatbread, topped with seasonal veggies and chutney. In Hot Plates, a new “virtual food hall” called Socal Eats OnTheGo is opening in Pacific Beach late this spring. Restaurants operating out of it include Azulé Taqueria, Street Noods, and Hollywood Crab Shack, and it’ll offer its own delivery service free if you live close by, or delivery via third-party app if you don’t. Panda Country, a Szechuan restaurant that’s been in Clairemont for 40 years, closed last week. After the owner posted the sad news on the restaurant’s Facebook page, it’s been flooded with comments from families who have dined there since the ’80s. The Flying Pig in Oceanside is moving a mile north from their Tremont Street location to Mission Avenue and plans on reopening June 1. In Two People for Takeout / Two People for $50, Kaci has been looking forward to trying OB Noodle House’s noodles and famous spicy garlic chicken wings. Marie’s pick was Tim Ky Noodle in Mira Mesa for their wonton noodle soup that’s filled with dumplings and char siu pork; make sure to add some spicy chili sauce. O'Brien's Pub on Convoy Street is Troy’s pick, where you can find bacon beer and “Birthday Bacon”—a slab of bacon braised for over three hours in beer, then cubed, sautéed, deep fried, and served with truffle guacamole and pickled onions on top. Since today is the Padres Opening Day, David’s recommendation for fans is every food item at Petco Park, especially Friar Franks, ice cream sandwiches from Baked Bear, ribs from Phil’s BBQ, and a Swami's IPA. My pick is Fit Tacos, a food truck parked right outside Societe Brewing Company, where tacos are available on jicama “tortillas,” offering a crisp, juicy substitute to the corn tortilla that pairs beautifully with their chipotle shrimp tacos. Thank you for listening! As always, we want to hear from our listeners. Need a recommendation for takeout? Is there a guest you want us to book on the show? Let us know! You can call us at 619-744-0535 and leave a voicemail, or if you’re too shy, you can email us at happyhalfhour@sdmag.com. See you next week!

Welcome back to Happy Half Hour! This week’s special guest is Megan Stone, media coordinator at Societe Brewing Company in Clairemont, who was recently named the first-ever Woman of the Year by the Craft Beer Marketing Awards. Megan, whose pronouns are both she/her and they/them, is a member of the San Diego Brewers Guild Inclusion Committee and social media influencer with over 34,000 followers who seeks to promote diversity, equality, and inclusion within the craft beer industry. Megan discovered their love for craft beer in Baltimore, where a friend introduced them to all the varieties the world of beer has to offer. They expanded their knowledge of beers at Birroteca restaurant, and were inspired to pursue brewing as a career after being hired as a server at Dogfish Head Craft Brewery. Once Megan made it to San Diego, they tried to get a brewing job at Societe, but since there weren’t any positions available in that department, they were offered a job in marketing. While this wasn’t the job they were hoping for, Megan realized this was a blessing in disguise. Listen to find out why! Megan says their social media platform has allowed them to bring to light issues they’re passionate about—as well as shine some disinfecting sunlight on their negative experiences in the craft beer industry, such as the disparaging messages they receive. They share these comments publicly to give people who aren’t women or LGBTQ+ some perspective on how they’re treated differently. But there have been positive messages, too, from people saying that Megan’s example has made them feel more comfortable entering the industry. Still, Megan feels that big changes need to be made within craft beer culture before more people will feel safe in it. In Hot Plates, San Diego County has moved from the Purple Tier into the Red Tier because we’ve fallen below the new-case-rate threshold of 6.8 per 100,000 people. Restaurants are allowed indoor dining again at 25 percent capacity, while breweries, wineries, and distilleries can serve alcohol without guests having to first buy food. Unfortunately, bars that do not serve food must still remain closed. Chula Vista’s annual Taste of Third is on for March 18–20, where for $25 per day you can sample food and drinks from 20 different restaurants, like Brew Bar, Don Pedro Taco Shop, and El Cruce +241. Menus change daily and tickets are available for advance purchase online. CoCo Ichibanya, a Japanese curry chain with 1,400 locations around the world, has started serving up their savory curry with pork or chicken katsu on Convoy Street. In Two People for Takeout / Two People for $50, Megan recommended two places. When indoor dining opens they’re looking forward to enjoying the vegetarian ramen at Hachi Ramen, but in the meantime they’ve been getting the papas and chile relleno tacos with margaritas at La Vecindad in Hillcrest. Marie recommended the kimchi quesadilla with bulgogi at Bopjo, a Korean-Mexican fusion restaurant at Liberty Public Market. Troy’s pick was the shrimp po’boy at Shotcaller in Lincoln Park. Rice or Death food truck was David’s recommendation, where a wildly diverse menu of rice bowls is offered—his go-to vegetarian option is the “Don’t Forget Your Roots” bowl, filled with smoked tofu and kimchi. My pick was one of my all-time favorite burrito spots: Ortiz’s Taco Shop in Point Loma for the California burrito with their tender carne asada and guacamole, and a mandarin Jarritos soda to drink. Thank you for listening! As always, we want to hear from our listeners. Need a recommendation for takeout? Is there a guest you want us to book on the show? Let us know! You can call us at 619-744-0535 and leave a voicemail, or if you’re too shy, you can email us at happyhalfhour@sdmag.com. See you next week!

Dueños de gimnasios buscan poder reabrir en San Diego. Tijuanenses podrían ser estafados en la búsqueda de la vacuna contra Coronavirus. La DEA decomisa narcóticos en Clairemont y arrestan a sospechosos.

New year, new pod! Folks, we're back with episode 5 of the Volume One Podcast, and it's a real doozy. Panelists Jo Ellen Burke and Mike Paulus are in the building to cover an unforeseen (and strangely anonymous) update on the future of the pagoda from Jimmy Woo's Restaurant. We talk roundabouts, therapy ponies, snow demons, and take a deep dive into a notorious local Facebook group called “You Know You're From Eau Claire When…” Later on, we're joined by the one and only Dennis Beale to talk about his journey from the south-side of Chicago to Eau Claire, his business Power of Perception, and mentoring the next generation of African-American and biracial youth in the Valley. Stick around for game time, where we play “Rise of the Machines” and a truly knockout round of “What's In The Koozie?” Which of our guests takes the crown? Click play and find out.

This episode is about the monster Cleophus Prince, Jr. and his horrifying murder spree in San Diego.

Welcome back to the Happy Half Hour! This week’s episode is our first international one, and our special guest is Fernando Perez Castro, the founder of La Lomita Winery and Finca la Carrodilla in Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California’s wine country. Fernando founded the winery in 2009, and it’s the first certified organic winery in the region. La Lomita’s Pagano grenache is on the wine list at the acclaimed The French Laundry. Fernando chatted with us virtually from his home in Ensenada. Every October, the region gears up for the Valle Food and Fest, which was started by chefs Javier Plascencia and Nancy Silverton, and food writer Carolina Carreño. Even though it launched only four years ago, the event has attracted celebrities and other big names in the food and wine industry. It was slated to commence this weekend, but canceled and postponed to 2021 because of the pandemic. Valle de Guadalupe is an emerging wine region. In recent years it’s received a lot of media coverage—Anthony Bourdain called it “Little Tuscany” when he visited—and it’s become increasingly popular with San Diegans and Angelenos. But there have barely been any tourists for months. Crossing the border for nonessential travel is still limited until the end of this month. How is our southern neighbor holding up? Unsurprisingly, Fernando says the valle has been hurting. He closed La Lomita’s tasting rooms, as well as Lunario—the winery’s new restaurant that had just opened last fall—for nearly four months. They managed to keep their employees on payroll, and have since been able to reopen at a limited capacity, but businesses are struggling. Fernando says they miss the regulars from Southern California who appreciate the valle and its vintners. During this episode, we also learned a lot about the ins and outs of exporting wine from the valle to California, that small businesses in Mexico don’t have access to any kind of government assistance, and what qualifies as an organic winery. In Hot Plates, we talked about the revamped Taste of Little Italy event, which starts October 4, and how it’s been tailored for takeout. Sam the Cooking Guy is launching a ghost kitchen, Eats by Sam, in Seaport Village with sandwiches and burgers available for delivery. Cali Dumpling, an LA-based company that delivers frozen handmade Chinese dumplings like wontons and xiao long bao, expanded to San Diego. Last, we want to help spread the word about a fundraiser for San Diego chef Anthony Sinsay: Anthony was diagnosed with cancer and is in need of funds for his medical treatment, because he was laid off from his executive chef position and no longer has health insurance. Please donate if you can. In Two People for Takeout / Two People for $50, Fernando gave us some great recommendations on where to eat around Baja: Via Torél in Valle de Guadalupe, carne asada at El Paisa in Ensenada, and the fish tacos at Tacos Corona in Ensenada, which was recently highlighted in Netflix’s Taco Chronicles. David’s pick this week is the mussels at Original 40 Brewing in North Park. Troy is on a quest to find the best ramen in San Diego, and he liked the ramen with roasted black garlic sauce at Nishiki in Hillcrest. I also had a ramen pick this week—the tantan ramen at Menya Ultra Ramen in Clairemont. Thank you for listening! As always, we want to hear from our listeners. Do you have a question for Troy? Need a recommendation for takeout? Is there a guest you want us to book on the show? Let us know! You can call us at 619-744-0535 and leave a voicemail, or if you’re too shy, you can email us at happyhalfhour@sdmag.com.

Todd Gloria is running for Mayor of San Diego . As the son of a maid and a gardener, Todd Gloria doesn't come from wealth or privilege. A third-generation San Diegan of Filipino, Dutch, Puerto Rican, and Native American descent, Todd grew up in Clairemont, where his parents worked hard to afford to rent a home for their family. Todd attended Madison High School and earned a scholarship to USD, where he graduated summa cum laude. Grateful for the opportunity that had been given to him, Todd excelled academically to prove the school's investment in him was a smart one.Todd has spent his entire professional life in service to the public and began his career at the County of San Diego's Health and Human Services Agency. Todd also served as the District Director to U.S. Congresswoman Susan Davis, whom he credits as his mentor. In a volunteer capacity, Todd served as a San Diego Housing Commissioner In 2016, Todd was elected to the California State Assembly to represent the 78th Assembly District. He was re-elected for another two-year term in 2018. Todd immediately rose to a leadership position in the Assembly, serving as Assistant Majority Whip and now Majority Whip. During his time in the Assembly, Todd has passed legislation on many of the major issues San Diego is working to address, including building more affordable housing, fighting gun violence, combatting climate change, and providing resources for the homeless.https://toddgloria.comPresented by Attorney King Studios with Kaushal Patel on IQ Podcasts.

Nikki Helms has supported families as either a doula or midwife for over 15 years. Her work began with a simple gesture of wanting to fulfill a friend's request to attend their birth. Soon after, all of her friends were requesting her to be their doula. It wasn't until moving to San Diego; she realized her work had moved beyond just providing suggestions to families and supporting them more like a care provider. In wanting to make a difference and support families the way, she felt they deserved care; she began her journey to become a midwife.Answering the call of family-centered care has led her down the path of wanting to own and open a free-standing birth center in Clairemont, California. Centralized care within the community and directly for the community. While it will be a space of inclusive reproductive health focus, she also envisions it as a community hub. A space offering education, resources, mental health support, donation-based services, mental health support, and collect support for anything you might need in a particular season of your life — a space full of abundance and accessibility.If you would like to connect with Nikki for any of your reproductive health, birth, or postpartum needs, head to her website. To learn more about the birth center and to support, head to the GoFundMe here.

Today on the Southern California Real Estate Report we look at the first housing project to take advantage of a 2008 law that allows for more dense housing near transit lines. The project takes advantage of SB 375 which allows for developers to only conduct a cursory CEQA review, instead of a full analysis, which saves time and money. The site is located on Clairemont drive and is a 3.55 acre lot near the trolly line. The new project will include a 156-unit apartment building, some commercial space with restaurants and have 399 parking spaces.  

Fire drama in Clairemont, people are too PC, technology addiction, Bob and Mike go to the Ohana Festival, Bob needs his space, kids at concerts, do you censor for your kids?, are we blurring the line of sobriety for future generations with too much medication?

In our first Sunday gathering in our new home in Clairemont, Nick shares on the transforming friendship of Jesus, a Savior found among the least and the last. For more information, see commonwealthsd.org

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South Park banned in China :: Democrats & the LGBTQ community :: Priests getting married? :: History of Christianity :: Sex & contraceptives in Christianity :: Cop in Clairemont causes crash :: Toodaloo, James :: Hey, uh, you forgot to put meat in your meat :: May our Lord the Impossible Burger save us from cow farts :: Halal meats & market costs of meatless meats :: Orwellian control of our lives :: Gay Nazis :: Edgington Post with Laura Edgington :: HOSTS - Aria, Mark, MichaelCommercial free broadcast from October 7, 2019 on the Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network, online at heartlandnewsfeed.com, Spreaker and other platforms.Listen Live: https://www.heartlandnewsfeed.com/listenliveFollow us on social mediaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/hlnfradionetworkTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/HLNF_BulletinInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/heartlandnewsfeedMastadon: https://liberdon.com/@heartlandnewsfeedDiscord: https://discord.gg/6b6u6DTSupport us with your financial supportStreamlabs: https://streamlabs.com/heartlandmediaPayPal: https://www.paypal.me/heartlandmediaSquare Cash: https://cash.app/$heartlandnewsfeedPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/heartlandnewsfeedCrypto via 1UpCoin: https://1upcoin.com/donate/heartlandmediaBusiness contact: jake.leonard@heartlandnewsfeed.com

Hour 2 of the program starts off with John Maffei of the Union Tribune explaining the CIF San Diego power ratings that determine the playoffs in San Diego. Drew Cowell, Adam Paul, and Luke Ramirez all join the show to give reports from the North County, East County, and in the South Bay! Tesoro at Poway, Mt. Carmel at San Marcos, West Hills at El Capitan, Madison at Grossmont, Oaks Christian at Helix, Clairemont at Southwest SD, Oceanside at Olympian, Mar Vista at Montgomery, and El Camino at Eastlake are all covered! Finally Braden and John break down the top games of week 6 and go over their top 10 teams in San Diego!

On this special edition of The World's Greatest Action Sports Podcast, Chris and Todd celebrate Chris' birthday by talking about action sports including: The Freshwater Pro, Julian Wilson's varial, Gabriel Medina, Felipe Toledo, switch stance surfing, Lakey Peterson, Outerknown, Medina now world #1, Stab and Red Bull present “No Contest” from the ISA World Surfing Games, Brian Bielmann on STAB, Beach Grit is the Fox News Of Surf Media, Clash at Clairemont, Street League World Championships with Andrew Cannon, Spoiler Alert Nyjah wins, snowboarding in Atlanta? The Visa Big Air Presented by Land Rover, and it will take place Dec. 20-21 at Braves Stadium. Also, snowboarding now on Mt. Shasta, Happy Birthday Bruce Springsteen, Ray Charles, Jason Alexander (George Costanza), Alex Cameron new album, Miami Memory, storming Area 51, and so much more! Presented by:   Ogio Adventure IO NanocraftCBD New Greens Wave Soda Chemistry Surfboards Pannikin Coffee And Tea The Folklore Project X Quincy Woodwrights YewOnline.com

Mike McGill is one of the great legends of skateboarding today. Best known for inventing the trick entitled the "McTwist", an inverted 540 degree mute grab aerial, McGill grew up in New York, then moved to Florida at the age of 10.  Venturing west in the mid-80s to join Bones Brigade, the Encinitas resident has owned and operated McGill's Skateshop since 1987. This weekend, McGill will barge in on a session with his long time friends and teammates at the Clash at Clairemont, a cooperative effort between Pro Skateboarder Andy Macdonald, the YMCA, and Grind for Life. In this episode of Talking Story, Cantore talks to McGill and the founder of Grind for Life, life-long skateboarder Mike Rogers, a two-time cancer survivor.  Grind for Life provides financial assistance to cancer patients and their families when traveling long distances to doctors and hospitals. With a star studded athlete roster, incredible musicians, food and fun for the whole family, we hope to see YEW this weekend at the Clash at Clairemont.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike McGill is one of the great legends of skateboarding today. Best known for inventing the trick entitled the "McTwist", an inverted 540 degree mute grab aerial, McGill grew up in New York, then moved to Florida at the age of 10.  Venturing west in the mid-80s to join Bones Brigade, the Encinitas resident has owned and operated McGill's Skateshop since 1987. This weekend, McGill will barge in on a session with his long time friends and teammates at the Clash at Clairemont, a cooperative effort between Pro Skateboarder Andy Macdonald, the YMCA, and Grind for Life. In this episode of Talking Story, Cantore talks to McGill and the founder of Grind for Life, life-long skateboarder Mike Rogers, a two-time cancer survivor.  Grind for Life provides financial assistance to cancer patients and their families when traveling long distances to doctors and hospitals. With a star studded athlete roster, incredible musicians, food and fun for the whole family, we hope to see YEW this weekend at the Clash at Clairemont.

We explore the history of San Diego housing development over the course of the last 40 years and how we ended up in this housing crisis.  It was interesting to retrace our memories of development in the 70s, 80s and 90s as communities in Mira Mesa, Rancho Penasquitos, Scripps Ranch and Carmel Valley were developed.  We then get into the idea of working from anywhere where you can use technology to work remotely 100% of the time.  We discuss a variety of different scenarios, the positive impact on our freeways and climate, the economic benefit to companies and the financial and lifestyle rewards for employees.  I also share highlights of my recent Facebook marketing campaign to grow the podcast audience. We also touched on so many topics and people including Labor Day, recycling, Butte, Montana, mining, ancestry, DNA test, County Cork, Munster, Ireland, immigration, walls, George Chamberlin, Poway Chamber, San Diego North Chamber, San Diego State, Aztecs, David Leland, Weber St, protesters, progressives, MAGA, Trump, Twin Peaks, Pomerado, Steve Vaus, KUSI, Poway Parade, Poway, pooper scoopers, Dave Rubin, Rubin Report, UCSD, La Jolla, UTC, Genesee Highlands, Clairemont, Canyonside Fields, Black Mountain Rd, Mira Mesa Blvd, Camino Ruiz, NIMBY, regulation, zoning, Poway Rd., Stoneridge, Granny Flats, SANDAG, EVs, mass transit, Google Hangouts, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Slides, Fortran 77, minimum wage, climate change. #JohnRileyProject #HousingCrisis #WorkfromHome #LaptopLifestyle #WorkAnywhere #Life #Liberty #PursuitofHappiness #FreeSpeech #FreeTrade JRP0075 Supporting Articles: How did San Diego Housing become so Dire? https://www.voiceofsandiego.org/topics/land-use/how-san-diegos-housing-shortage-became-so-dire/ Work from Anywhere https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/business/story/2019-08-30/work-from-anywhere-model-works Kent Stuver – Internet Marketing Consultant – Work from Anywhere Example https://twitter.com/kentstuver/status/1166647919631581185 John Riley Project Info: Bookings? Inquiries? Contact me at https://johnrileyproject.com/Donations: https://www.patreon.com/johnrileyprojectSponsorship Inquiries: https://johnrileyproject.com/sponsorship/YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJJSzeIW2A-AeT7gwonglMAFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/johnrileyproject/Twitter: https://twitter.com/JohnRileyPowayInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/johnrileypoway/iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/john-riley-project-podcast/id1435944995?mt=2Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3llrMItpbx9JRa08UTrswAStitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/john-riley-projectGoogle Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9qb2hucmlsZXlwcm9qZWN0LmNvbS9mZWVkLwTune In: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts--Culture-Podcasts/John-Riley-Project-Podcast-p1154415/Listen Notes: https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/john-riley-project-john-riley-2l4rEIo1RJM/Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

Andy Macdonald is a professional skateboarder who holds the record for the most X Games medals in vert skateboarding and won the World Cup Skateboarding competition eight times.  He's also one of the nicest dudes on the planet.  Hear Andy talk story about his career, family, and the Clash at Clairemont, September 21st. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andy Macdonald is a professional skateboarder who holds the record for the most X Games medals in vert skateboarding and won the World Cup Skateboarding competition eight times.  He's also one of the nicest dudes on the planet.  Hear Andy talk story about his career, family, and the Clash at Clairemont, September 21st. 

On this episode of Unclicked we have Steve Woodward stop by. Steve is a legend in the bmx community and I used to ride with him all the time at Clairemont skatepark watching him kill it harder than anybody else. He was a big inspiration for me growing up and it sucks he never got a big break when he was doing things other people couldn't. But he has been riding a lot recently and is stoked on bmx again. His story is definitely one of the more interesting ones so far.

Chris and Kyle go over the most recent Train to Hunt Texas event, talk about training, and why staying in-shape can make you a better hunter!  Kyle has competed in multiple Train to Hunt events and others like it and has learned each time what it takes not only to complete the event, but to win.

The Potholes podcast explains how serious the pothole problem really is, the experience, and what's being done about it. Also a little humor here and there.

Talks about Alo Silverlake, Bobs history at Millie's cafe, patients getting jobs and assimilating into the working world, social media effects, Clairemont, weed, Bobs teeth in detail (UGH), Dsuvia the latest greatest end all opioid. 

Cleophus Prince Jr and Bold Jack Donohue...Cleophus Prince Jr. raped and killed 6 women in San Diego in 1990. Most of the attacks took place in or around the apartment complex in Clairemont where he and his girlfriend lived. He would stalk the women - usually after seeing them at the gym, break in to their homes during the day and attack them when they were showering with knives from their own kitchens.. Bold Jack Donohue was a prancing dandy Irish Bushranger who terrified country New South Wales in the 1830's. His bravado and daring after absconding from his convict chains and going bush earned him sympathies amongst settlers, who protected him. But his defiance of the law did not impress authorities and made him a hunted man.Become a Bloody Murder Patron (for as little as $1 per month, which you can cancel at anytime) and have access to dozens of Patron only episodes (including our whole first season!) with new patron only content added every month!Go to https://www.patreon.com/bloodymurderLevels $5 and over go into our monthly merchandise draws and get FREE stickers and hand-made Barney Badges!See our website! bloodymurderpodcast.com for all our social media links, contact details, a gallery, fabulous merchandise (check out our new Bloody Murder SHOES! and now STICKERS and BACKPACKS and DUFFEL BAGS!!) and much much more.Wanna buy us a drink? Here's a donate link.Are you ready for True Crime Nerd Time? We have added a new segment to Bloody Murder and we need your help because it stars you! We want you, our listeners, to submit your recommendations for anything true cime related! It could be books, TV shows, movies, documentaries, exhibitions, graphic novels, art, music etc. So send us your brief story (we’ll read it out) or record your story (it can just be a recording on your phone, and we’ll play it!). Keep it to about 2 mins please. Email here! bloodymurderpodcast@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brian Beevers is the man behind the farmers markets in Clairemont, Serra Mesa and at Horton Plaza. He's also got a farmers market-inspired shop called Simply Local in North Park that sells goods made by San Diegans. Becoming one of the region's biggest purveyors of local products, though, wasn't easy. The success of a farmers market relies heavily on finding — and keeping — the right locations. That means Beevers' businesses over the years have often fallen victim to the whims of landowners. In a new episode of I Made it in San Diego, a podcast about the people behind the region’s businesses, Lisa Halverstadt talks to Beevers about his ongoing struggle to open farmers markets and sustain the interest. “I've always known that I am at the mercy of the land owners, and it's something that you just have to kind of live with every day, that you just don't know for sure when somebody just might pull the plug on you," Beevers said.

Brian Beevers is the man behind the farmers markets in Clairemont, Serra Mesa and at Horton Plaza. He's also got a farmers market-inspired shop called Simply Local in North Park that sells goods made by San Diegans. Becoming one of the region's biggest purveyors of local products, though, wasn't easy. The success of a farmers market relies heavily on finding — and keeping — the right locations. That means Beevers' businesses over the years have often fallen victim to the whims of landowners. In a new episode of I Made it in San Diego, a podcast about the people behind the region's businesses, Lisa Halverstadt talks to Beevers about his ongoing struggle to open farmers markets and sustain the interest. “I've always known that I am at the mercy of the land owners, and it's something that you just have to kind of live with every day, that you just don't know for sure when somebody just might pull the plug on you," Beevers said. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

FINALLY BACK TO THE PARBAR! It's been a few weeks outside of the ParBar garage setting.. But we have finally made it..... Today we bring back Vice President of the San Diego Guam Club Josh Borja and fellow member Franklin, aka Ko, aka K.O, Perez... We catch up with Josh about the work he and his team have started to task themselves with to improve the Guam Club and take action.. Also we speak about the Guam Liberation here in San Diego as Josh's team preps for the big event.... K.O who is also involved in the Irensia dance group brings in his Guitar and Jams some music and speaks about his efforts to no longer sit and watch, but get involved. Thank you fellas for stopping by... Today Episode is sponsored by Common Theory San Diego in Clairemont 4805 Convoy Street San Diego,CA 92111... Stop by with a ParBar Business Card and get 5% off the bill.. Also stand by as we will be going live from Common Theory this month..

A digital cassette tape. I am joined by the Gunnie. We discuss our David Letterman memories and bits we liked. The Gunnie gives some first time gun buyers tips and advice. We talk about the iPhone 6C picture that was "accidentally" released and the WWDC on June 8th how it will likely be announced. The clash at Clairemont is June 13th. Big name skaters at a small venue here locally. Only a $10 donation required. www.clashatclairemont.com

(March 23, 2012) Chris Clark, senior pastor of East Clairemont Baptist Church, speaks on the relationship between government and the church at the religious liberty rally in San Diego, California--part of nation-wide swell that included 140 rallies that day. Check out our podcast stream to hear the other speakers.