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Home Tag Archives: San Diego

Tag Archives: San Diego

Caesar Cardini’s Iconic Caesar Salad

By Audrey Hart
in :  Audrey’s Travel Recipes
Caesar Salad

Today, the whole world knows of the Caesar Salad – a salad generally consisting of romaine lettuce and croutons, dressed with Parmesan cheese, lemon juice, olive oil, egg, Worcestershire sauce and black pepper.

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Sue Palmer – Unleashes Boogie Détente

By T. E. Mattox
in :  Entertainment
Sue Palmer in Red Square, Moscow

If someone even mentions Russia in conversations these days I find myself looking for the nearest exit and a way out. But not Sue Palmer. Sue has chosen to look beyond the socio-political posturing in order to find a way IN… keyboard first! Known the world over for her prowess on the 88’s, Palmer has long been ordained as royalty …

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Relaxing at San Diego Mission Bay Resort

By Greg Aragon
in :  Travel USA
San Diego Mission Bay Resort pool area

It was 42 steps across the grass from my suite at San Diego Mission Bay Resort to the sandy beach where ducks were playing in the water. I know because I took this memorable stroll dozens of times during my two nights at the luxurious, waterfront hotel.

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Jimmy Zollo: How Bad Do You Want It?

By T. E. Mattox
in :  Entertainment
Jimmy Zollo with Barry G and Grease Fire

If you grew up in New England in the 70s and 80s, you were exposed to an incredibly diverse music scene. Chart rockers abound, Aerosmith, J. Geils and the Cars filled the airwaves. Radio playlists were laced with alternatives like the Mighty, Mighty Bosstones, Pixies, Til Tuesday and Watermelon Slim.

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Nena Anderson – Without Limitations

By T. E. Mattox
in :  Entertainment
Nena Anderson

Nena Anderson is in constant motion. She has to be. She has a garden and confesses “I like to cook out of it.” There are also two dogs, three chickens, teen-agers, a husband and five on-going, musical projects. Six, if you count her collaboration on Alex Woodard’s, For the Sender.

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Sue Palmer Doubles Down — Gems: Volume 2

By T. E. Mattox
in :  Entertainment
Sue Palmer and Taryn Donath

Its 2020, so it should be perfectly clear to you there is simply no better way to start the decade than with a new project from Sue Palmer. She continues to mine her four decade, freakishly large catalog of music in order to provide us with Gems: Volume 2.

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Jonny Viau – Sideman

By T. E. Mattox
in :  Entertainment
Jonny Viau with the Chris Fast Band at Gator By the Bay

Sax man extraordinaire Jonny Viau is always in demand. It took four years to get this interview, and before I could ask a single question, his phone goes off. The ringtone is a wailing harmonica solo; just file that away for later in our conversation.

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Relaxing at Pala Casino Spa & Resort

By Greg Aragon
in :  Travel USA
Pala Casino Spa & Resort in San Diego County

I hit the jackpot recently at Pala Casino Spa & Resort in San Diego County. I didn't win any money, but I did stay in an awesome hotel room, dine at a couple great restaurants, and experience the resort's stunning, new pool area.

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San Diego to Pismo Beach in 7-Days

By Ed Boitano
in :  Travel USA
Laguna Beach

They came by the thousands. It was not the first time, nor would it be the last. These were young Americans, many of whom who had never lived more than forty-miles from their place of birth. This all changed with the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Most of the U.S. military bases were located in California and the recruits were shipped to an unfamiliar landscape of wide-open spaces, eternal sunshine, crystal-clear ocean waters and groves of citrus trees...

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The MOST Relaxing Way to San Diego – By Train

By John Clayton
in :  Travel USA
Amtrak Surfliner train

There were two reasons I wanted to take this trip. First, why would anyone living in Los Angeles take the train to San Diego, I mean you can get there in about 2 hours on the Freeway, and second, was San Diego’s airport runway, and was it long enough for the long distance flight to London?

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