Archive for July 2007
July 22nd, 2007
Warning: Totally Tasteless Humor to Follow. There are several versions of this going around the web. I received the first from a friend. (Thanks, Lisa!) I’ve gathered other editions from several websites to compile all of these together. (I know - all terrible stereotypes, but this should offend everyone equally, and wouldn’t it be funny if…)
Mattel recently announced the release […]
By Carole A. Lane -- 7 comments
July 22nd, 2007
The Julian Union School District in San Diego County is made up of the following 3 schools. If you’re looking for a school in this area, click on the link for each school to obtain more information.
Elementary Schools
Julian Charter School (K-12)
Julian Elementary
Middle Schools
Julian Charter School (K-12)
Julian Junior High School
High Schools
Julian Charter School (K-12)
For information about schools in […]
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July 22nd, 2007
The Julian Union High School District in San Diego County is made up of the following 1 school. If you’re looking for a school in this area, click on the link for the school to obtain more information.
High Schools
Julian High School
For information about schools in other areas of San Diego, see San Diego Public Schools.
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July 21st, 2007
The Carnival of Cities is in Argentina. After doing my weekly armchair traveling around the world with this edition, under no authority whatsoever, I award the following:
My favorite events:
Local Pride of the Island: 1st Annual Bike Show by Evelyn at Homespun Honolulu
Tanabata Matsuri in São Paulo July 9 by Tony Galvez at Brazil Travel Blog
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July 21st, 2007
The Jamul-Dulzura Union School District in San Diego County is made up of the following 4 schools. If you’re looking for a school in this area, click on the link for each school to obtain more information.
Elementary Schools
Jamul Primary
Jamul Intermediate (grades 4-5)
Middle Schools
Oak Grove Middle (grades 6-8)
Home Schools
Greater San Diego Academy
For information about schools in other […]
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July 20th, 2007
It’s another busy weekend around San Diego, and it seems like most of it’s going on in Balboa Park! In addition to the usual attractions (SeaWorld, San Diego Zoo, Wild Animal Park, LegoLand, Balboa Park, Old Town, the beach), here’s a sampling of what you’ll find around San Diego county this weekend:
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July 20th, 2007
Tonight, precisely at midnight, the last book of the Harry Potter septilogy (yes, that’s the word for a series of seven), Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, will go on sale. Borders bookstores around the country (including here in San Diego County) will be celebrating, holding Harry Potter Book Release Parties, and you’re invited!
Find a Midnight Party […]
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July 19th, 2007
On Saturday, July 28, artist and burlesque dancer, Molly Crabapple, will bring Dr. Sketchy’s to the Bluefoot Bar & Lounge. What is Dr. Sketchy’s? It’s a wild and wacky anti-art class where you can come and draw a glamorous burlesque performer, while competing in kooky drawing contests and drinking.
This party started in New York in 2005, and […]
By Carole A. Lane -- 4 comments
July 19th, 2007
Did you see Last Comic Standing on TV last night? One of San Diego’s own has made it into the first semi-finals in Hollywood!
Dante did impressions of Jack Nicholson, Gilbert Gottfried, Christopher Lloyd, and Robert De Niro, and HE KILLED! The audience gave him a standing ovation, and he won the Capital One Audience […]
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July 18th, 2007
Next week, Comic-Con International will again host an Indie Film Festival (CCI:IFF), with 55 films showing between Thursday morning and Sunday afternoon. Featured genres include action/adventure, animation, comics-oriented, documentary, horror/suspense, humor/parody, and science fiction/fantasy.
Judges of this year’s entries include Max Allan Collins, Thomas Jane, and Sean Rourke. (Click the links above for their websites, or here […]
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