With great fanfare, the big news of the week was that finally the Silly Season has ended; to the winners go the spoils, to the loser…soul searching. The election essentially unspoiled the status quo and now the frenzied media, realizing that there’s no real story to be had there anymore, shifted their attention immediately shifted […]
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On Saturday, November 10, Disney Channel hosted the movie premiere and story book launch for Disney Junior’s “Sofia The First: Once Upon a Princess” and the launch of the Sofia The First illustrated storybook. “Sofia the First: Once Upon A Princess” stars the voices of Ariel Winter (“Modern Family”) as Sofia; Sara Ramirez (“Grey’s Anatomy”) as Queen
I have often talked about having an emergency kit, and the ramifications of not having them. It is too easy to brush it off, because the memories of the CA wildfires are now over 5 years dimmer in our memories. However, look at the headlines today, and remember what I have said about ‘lifeboat ethics’. When
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During the Harlem Renaissance, the world famous Cotton Club was the place to be in New York City. Anybody who was anybody could be found strutting their stuff while listening to the classic jazz sounds of the legendary Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, Count Basie, Nat King Cole, Louis Armstrong and more! On Friday, November 9-10,
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79th district Assembly Candidate Dr. Shirley Weber (D), has just made history as the first African American woman ever in San Diego’s history will represent the district which beating out incumbent Mary England (R), CEO Of La Mesa Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Weber has lived in California since age 3 and in the 79th district
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America has spoken. Voters re-elected President Barack Obama over Mitt Romney with 303 electoral votes, well over the 270 electoral votes needed. The president can credit strong support from women. He led by 11 percentage points among women, while Romney led by 7 points among men. There was also an Obama advantage among
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President Barack Obama started in presidential campaign in Iowa and the state he will end his final campaign. Iowa is where he upset Hillary Rodham Clinton in the Democratic caucus in January 2008 and the rest is history.
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The seventh annual BLACK GIRLS ROCK! award show which aired on BET November 4, featured a performance by one of our favorite black girls who rock, grammy winning artist, India.arie. Arie’s stellar performance of her empowerment anthem, “I am not my hair,” had the crowd rocking in their seats. BLACK GIRLS ROCK! Inc.,
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SDG&E SENDS CREWS TO HELP IN THE AFTERMATH OF TROPICAL STORM SANDY Via Press release– SAN DIEGO, Nov. 1, 2012 – More than 40 San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) employees will head east on Thursday morning to assist New York’s utility, Con Edison, with repairs to overhead power lines damaged by Tropical Storm
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Guyanese-Canadian actress Melinda Shankar plays Alli Bhandari on the hit drama Degrassi: The Next Generation. This starlet and Backstreet Boys fanatic has lived in Toronto, Canada for the last five years while she has been acting for the show. Even with five seasons under her belt, this captivating young lady still has many surprising and dramatic
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