
Now in dissolution papers filed today August 23, it appears Tall T’s wife Elin has finally found it impossible to get past his egregious behavior with a succession of bimbos. No one can dispute that Tiger’s repetitive willingness to keep his nine-iron hot was, even after a cooling off period turned out to be more [...]
Posted on 01 September 2010
Nominated For Best San Diego Craft Store South Sun Beads began its crafts weekend Bead Faire early with a Wine & Cheese evening to welcome guests and show off fancy new gemstones offering 50% off everything in the store! In case you’re craft curious about jewelry being termed gems and beads, the term applies to both. A Gem is a cut rock or [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 01 September 2010
Hunger Among Americans On The Increase Unemployment, mortgage foreclosure and other woes cause growing hunger among citizens of San Diego Country Here the SD Food Bank distributes necessary nutrition through numerous churches and community center outlets. Hunger requests for staples plus supplied fresh vegetables and fruits to those in need have increased dramatically during this ailing economy. Large numberss of county [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 23 August 2010
Now in dissolution papers filed today August 23, it appears Tall T’s wife Elin has finally found it impossible to get past his egregious behavior with a succession of bimbos. No one can dispute that Tiger’s repetitive willingness to keep his nine-iron hot was, even after a cooling off period turned out to be more [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 17 August 2010
By Claudia Strasbaugh, at the Chase Bank A man reportedly Latino or perhaps Asian in appearance entered the Scripps Ranch branch of Chase Bank about 9:15 a.m. today then handed the teller a note demanding cash. Police say he was last seen fleeing proceeding along Scripps Ranch Blvd. Headed toward Pomerado Road. Believed to be over 40 years [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 16 August 2010
The Franchise Tax Board has released the 2010 state tax brackets. Brackets are "indexed" each year by adjusting them to reflect changes in the California Consumer Price Index. Filing requirement thresholds, the standard deduction, and certain credits were adjusted along with income tax brackets based on the inflation rate of 0.9 percent, as measured by the California CPI for all urban consumers from June 2009 to June 2010. Last year California had a deflation rate that measured 1.5 percent. Continue Reading
Posted on 15 August 2010
This sweet little San Diego girl weighing only 6 pounds is very quiet, hasn’t made a peep since she was rescued. Just one-year old she’s bright, friendly, loving, the perfect pet for people who enjoy taking long walks. She is equally adaptable to smaller living spaces. Betsy is spayed, wormed, had all her shots, she’s ready [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 14 August 2010
A Coronado Navy Chief twice retired just signed on for duty as a night Security Guard. People once finished with their job, for life, are finding they can’t live very well on retirement income. That’s not everybody for certain, 104 year old Lola Bennet didn’t retire from Pennys retail chain until she was 85. Probably the [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 08 August 2010
U.C Davis study confirmed this week that ‘extra virgin” olive oils we pay to have been produced without heat or chemicals which destroy nutrients, at least those imported, are not as labeled. The same is true of 10% of California olive oils. Based on these findings a group of Chefs filed a law suite in Orange County [...] Continue Reading
