Shalom Mausoleum Crypts for Sale
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Opening my ears at Trans- Pride
By Eric George Tauber (he, him, his) SAN DIEGO — Splashed all over the news was this weekend’s Pride Parade. What began as a riot in 1969 is now a celebration with municipal support and corporate sponsorship. With roughly 300,000 participants, San Diego has one of the largest in the world. Less publicized was the Trans-Pride
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Eric George Tauber, San Diego County, Travel and Food, USARemembering Dorothy Fields
Remembering songwriter Dorothy Fields who was born this day (July 15) in 1904.
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Travel and FoodNoshing with Sandi: H Mart Korean food court
H Mart grocery store food court, 7725 Balboa Ave San Diego, CA 92111 SAN DIEGO — My son Shor and I were getting in some mom-son time before he goes off to UC Berkeley this fall and found ourselves in Kearny Mesa. I had read about the new food court in the H Mart
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Sandi Masori, Travel and FoodHonoring Brian Selznick
Honoring award-winning illustrator Brian Selznick who was born this date (July 14) in 1966.
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Travel and FoodFeeling the ravages of time
By Dorothea Shefer-Vanson DOMEYROT, France –Although in my mind I’m still the eager, naïve 22 year old who came to Israel to work and study (and get away from the depressing climate and weedy men of the UK), I have to face the fact that time has not passed me by. I’m constantly getting messages
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Dorothea Shefer-Vanson, International, Middle East, Travel and FoodRemembering Ernest Gold
Remembering Jewish composer Ernest Gold who was born this day (July 13) in 1921.
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Travel and FoodA nostalgic trip through Europe
By Natasha Josefowitz, Ph.D. LA JOLLA, California — To continue my life story… During a European car trip with my parents in 1948, it felt like we were entering a different world when crossing the border from Italy to Switzerland. The aftermath of the war on Italy was obvious in the still-scarred countryside, while Switzerland
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Natasha Josefowitz, Travel and FoodRock the Cygnet
By Eric George Tauber SAN DIEGO — “If you want something, you just gotta take it.” Rock of Ages -a rom-com musical with Classic 80s Rock and a greedy corporate villain- is playing at the Cygnet Theatre in Old Town through Aug 25, 2019. Welcome to The Bourbon Room, a seedy little dive on the Sunset
Remembering Louis B. Mayer
Remembering Louis B. Mayer who was born this day (July 12) in 1884, we offer this silent documentary about the MGM film studio which he headed.
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Travel and FoodLaser inventor Ted Maiman tells his story
In memory of Ted Maiman, Jewish inventor of the laser, who was born this day (July 11) in 1927
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Travel and FoodCamille Pissarro ~ Jewish father of Impressionism
Jewish artist Camille Pissarro was the father of the Impressionist School of Art. He was born this day (July 10) in 1830.
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Travel and FoodStudents learn by seeing, feeling Holocaust artifacts
By Judy Gruen Aish.com AUSTIN, Texas — The middle school students pass the small brown suitcase from one to another in the school auditorium. They each take a moment to touch its smooth, worn leather, and to look at the six-pointed yellow star that says “Jude” stamped on it. The metal closures are long broken,
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International, Travel and Food, USAPamela Adlon on growing older
In celebration of actress Pamela Adlon’s birth on this date (July 9) in 1966.
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