Craig Slike made a great post today on discoverSD.com.

When looking for a date in San Diego, a good rule of thumb is to know what type of person you’re looking for, then go to go where that type of person is likely to be thus improving your chances of meeting a good prospect…

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I saw an interesting post today on discoverSD.com.
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When our usual outdoor activities are put on hold in winter, our only other option is to look indoors for entertainment. Good news! San Diego is rich with museums. Better news! February is Museum Month - so almost all San Diego museums are half off the admission price with a Museum Month Pass…

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NYLA carries a wide range of reasonably priced styles from classic to trendy, which is hard to find at most San Diego new boutiques. Tanya’s motive behind the amazing prices is that she wants to create a consistent base of long-lasting customers, not just one-time visitors…

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Jenny Herman made a great post today on discoverSD.com.

With stores throughout Los Angeles, SoHo, the Hamptons, and on Newbury Street in Boston, San Diego is lucky to be graced with an LF Store situated right on Girard Avenue in downtown La Jolla.This trendy fashion boutique not only has a long list of celebrity clientele, but us “regular” people can enjoy can enjoy the eclectic racks stocked with up and coming European and domestic designers rarely found in the United States…

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This Valentine’s Day in San Diego, don’t let shopping stress take the fun out of your romance. DiscoverSD is here to help you find the best gifts for your special someone. The San Diego Dating Guru outlines a few of her favorite gift ideas for Valentine’s Day. The three tricks to finding the perfect gifts are: Stay true to yourself, appropriate to your relationship, and stay within a suitable budget…

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I was on broker caravan in Carlsbad the other day seeing a sample of what the current market had to offer. Looking at each property through the eyes of some of my San Diego buyer clients, I was somewhat disappointed. I wasn’t disappointed with the homes; I was disappointed with some of the renovations that I witnessed in these properties…

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I found an interesting post today on lecom.blogspot.com.
The first paragraph….

I was quoted heavily in Sunday’s story in the UT on the origins of the San Diego telecom industry. The interview was done last July with Kathryn Balint, who apparently left the UT in August.
Despite the lag, I still stand by what I said then. The only problem is that the book on the local telecom industry, Digitizing Communications, is moving forward but running behind schedule.
One of the points I made (also made by Martha Dennis) is that local firms are being acquired rather than seeking an IPO as has happened with so many famous Silicon Valley companies. The companies need liquidity — or must have it to fulfill promises made to VCs — and thus take the best route available.
For the book, I sat down this afternoon and tried to update our record of public San Diego-based telecom companies. (The definition of “telecom” here is as loose as possible, […]
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The Sheraton Suites San Diego at Symphony Hall is a San Diego hotel centrally located to make traveling in and out of our coastal city a breeze…

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discoverSD.com did a good write-up today.
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The Sheraton hotel chain is known and coveted for their locations and their ever-so-beloved Sweet Sleeper Beds. The Sheraton La Jolla Hotel offers both to guests exquisitely, giving each guest the most comfort. New plantation shutters, linens, lighting, art, flat screen televisions, and high-speed Internet access treat guests to moments of tranquility…

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I saw a good post today on discoverSD.com.

There is no better venue match for the passionate “reality rap” of Talib Kweli than the San Diego House of Blues. Kweli took the stage on Sunday night January 27, 2008 sporting a Jay Z-esque