It seems like there is always a measure on California’s ballot that is more than what it appears. This year it is Proposition 32.
Emanuel Pleitez, a native of the inner city neighborhood of Los Angeles, El Sereno, and raised by a single mother, experienced life in one of the most underrepresented areas of the city. His story resonates with other Angelenos, especially those who come from similar communities. Emanuel’s inspiration and initiative of providing for the community and re-energizing Los Angeles come from the many hardships he knew growing up.
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One of the enduring paradoxes of American politics is that, despite a campaign season that stretches nearly a year and gives candidates ample time to air their views, there are some issues that hardly ever get a moment in the spotlight.
IVN.us will be hosting the first ever, online presidential debate.
Wet Stone is easy on the wallet, with most lunch menu items under $10, and dinner plates under $16. photo credit: wetstonewinebar.com
one of many scenic views within Mission Trails Park
San Diego, vast and varying in terrain, is the perfect city to hike away your worries. San Diegans are very active, and although hiking is not for everyone, it is considered a major pastime to some. The following list entails some of the five "best" San Diego hiking trails and natural parks:
The 2012 Classy Awards
“You stay classy, San Diego....” was the infamous sign-off line by comic actor Will Ferrell in the movie Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy. In real life Stay Classy is no joke - the six-year-old local company develops online fundraising products used by nonprofit organizations around the world. The company also recently held the "San Diego Classy Awards" at the San Diego Civic Theatre.
Source: California Environmental Law Blog
Debates are structured to convey fairness, but the moderators are always Democrats. If the moderators were Republican, people would notice. Why are Democrat journalists presumed “neutral,” while Republican journalists are suspect of bias?