The renowned financial journalist discusses his new book on San Diego and others who’ve had similar problems with pensions.

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I saw a good post today on .chargers.com.
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Chargers score for schools and students
Recently in Coronado the Chargers saluted their champions, and none of those honored has ever played a down in the NFL.

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I saw an interesting post today on voiceofsandiego.org.
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School districts across San Diego County are cancelling many threatened layoffs, but the process has already cost schools time, money and morale.

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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 of carefree fun, but before we get to that state of ease, we have some work to do. Let this blog be your source for summer-ready style - from your soft, bronze skin to your tight bikini clad body.
Get your body fit
It’s time to finally burn off the extra pounds you packed on over the winter holiday - and ignored straight through your New Year’s resolution and well into spring. San Diego’s newest downtown gym, FIT, is the absolute best spot to work out for your summer body. Check out the Padres game […]
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Joel Price posted something interesting today on .chargers.com.
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Some teams ready for an uncapped season, some not
The Chargers have done one of the best jobs of locking up starters in case of an uncapped 2010 season, although retaining Philip Rivers might be an issue

Q&A with Jamal Williams
The San Diego Chargers are one of a handful of NFL teams that use a base 3-4 defensive scheme. They are able to execute that defense in large part due to the play of Jamal Williams

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Chargers scold Sanders’ camp
The Chargers took issue yesterday with San Diego Mayor Jerry Sanders for daring to suggest that the football team supports his chief re-election challenger, Steve Francis.

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Providing hats that are anything but typical, The Ampal Creative began in San Diego in 2005 motivated by a hat market that was restricted at the time. Starting in this particular niche proved to be a long and tough process, but the insatiable drive to find hats that actually fit enabled owner and creative director, Andy Potash to make it happen…

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This morning I found a good post.

SignOnRadio.com, San Diego’s finest internet radio station, has asked me to join them on their Gourmet Club show. It’s hosted by Caron Of San Diego Foodstuff, Maureen Clancy, and Robert Whitley of Wine Review Online.
We’re going to talk about the San Diego food scene today from 11am-noon. Listen in, and let us know what you think.

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I read a good post today on discoverSD.com.

Tucked away in a secluded section of Kearny Mesa, the 94th Aerosquadron is a charming San Diego restaurant that offers diners a unique steakhouse experience. The restaurant itself a replica of a World War I French farmhouse and is adorned with military and aviation memorabilia and relics as well as antique farm implements…

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Dan Tricarico did a great write-up today on discoverSD.com.
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At the original Extraordinary Desserts in Hillcrest, which sits beside Balboa Park and is known for intimate and romantic ambiance, you can luxuriate among every decadent treat imaginable…

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