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San Diego Escorts: The Silent Comedy: They Really Put a Boot Into It

sandiegocallgirl — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 16:00:45 +0000

JZ: Yeah, when we’re touring, we really enjoy experiencing the historical nature of venues, and towns, learning about the past. We’re actually all kind of history nerds in our own way. When we played the Bouquet, we actually got to go into the upper floors of the building. It was great. It was creepy, though. I’m actually a bit of a ghost nerd. We did a gig at this place in Tennessee, in Knoxville – the Bijou Theatre – the oldest theatre in Tennessee. It was used as a hospital during the Civil War, and later as a brothel, and a bunch of other stuff. The front is a four-story building, and the theatre is behind that. The upper stories haven’t been renovated at all, but the theatre has been completely redone. I was talking to the management about it being haunted, and they said, “Oh, yeah, everyone here has seen stuff and had experiences with ghosts”. The general manager actually took me up into the un-renovated floors and showed me the whole brothel area and everything. It was insane!

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San Diego Escorts: Human Trafficking Along US-Mexico Border Is Rising

sandiegocallgirl — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 01:48:45 +0000

Human Trafficking Along U.S.-Mexico Border Is Rising
Audio clip Human Trafficking Continues To Rise Along San Diego-Tijuana Border
SAN DIEGO Nearly every official who attended the second annual bi-national forum to address human trafficking in Chula Vista agreed: Human trafficking along the U.S.-Mexico border is on the rise.
Government figures show about 18,000 people are trafficked into the U.S. every year. But officials also acknowledge there are many more victims hidden in communities who are sold for prostitution, labor or other services. Often times the illegal practice goes unreported.
The goal of Thursday’s forum was to improve collaboration between agencies on both sides of the border to help crackdown on human trafficking and child prostitution.
Recently, the state of Baja California implemented a new law designed to deter human trafficking. It classifies the activity as a “grave crime” and comes with a punishment of up to 22 years in prison.

See the full article from “Fronteras: The Changing America Desk”

San Diego Escorts: HEMET: Fresh & Easy historic loss

sandiegocallgirl — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 15:48:44 +0000

The Hemet opening was an international event. Business reporters from European publications wrote about Hemet because it was home to the first American Fresh & Easy. Windows were covered with paper to prevent the curious from peering inside. Grocery industry analysts speculated it would be very Trader Joe’s-like.
When the store opened, it was featured on television news broadcasts and in many newspapers. I saw workers from other grocery chains visit to check out the concept. The store featured fresh, easy-to-cook, wholesome food that customers could dash inside to pick up and quickly buy at self-check-out registers.
Anticipating a substitute for Trader Joe’s, I was disappointed, but I grew accustomed to the store and became a regular shopper. Products improved considerably over the past four years.
Fresh & Easy suffers from its location along west Hemet’s Panhandle Alley, a section of Florida Avenue where people beg and police patrol to reduce prostitution.

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San Diego Escorts: Diversionary Cabaret returns with "The Facts Of Life: The Lost Episode"

sandiegocallgirl — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 12:13:05 +0000

Dildos, prostitution, cerebral palsy, and lesbian sex are just a few of the politically incorrect plotlines that mark The Facts of Life: The Lost Episode as an adults-only show. When budget cuts force Mrs. Garrett to leave Eastland, Blair, Tootie, Natalie and Jo will do anything to raise the money so she can stay. Anything. They become hookers (and they sing and dance about it!). Add an evil Headmaster who has a thing for Mrs. G., lesbian overtones between Jo and Blair, and you have the lost episode Showtime wished they’d snatched up. As The Dallas Voice put it, “The Lost Episode is entirely the product of Morris’ twisted mind, adding tons of inappropriate humor you would be challenged to find on premium cable nowadays, not to say on NBC of yesteryear.”

See the full article from “San Diego Gay & Lesbian News”

San Diego Escorts: Dumanis deposition: Marine widow’s attorney has ‘vendetta’

sandiegocallgirl — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 11:00:33 +0000

Sommer was freed from jail in 2008, after new testing showed no arsenic present in previously unanalyzed tissue samples from Sgt. Sommer’s body.
Sommer’s federal lawsuit alleges prosecutorial misconduct and civil rights violations. The suit is set to go to trial in the coming months and the mudslinging continues as the case proceeds.
During an Oct. 24, 2011 deposition, District Attorney Dumanis claimed Sommer’s criminal defense attorney, Allen Bloom, has a grudge against her stemming from a 25-year-old prostitution case involving the so-called Rolodex madam, Karen Wilkening.
“Mr. Bloom has quite a vendetta against me,” Dumanis said during the deposition. “I was involved as a deputy district attorney in the Rolodex case… in which Mr. Bloom was caught in an undercover operation where he solicited a high-class prostitute from Ms. Wilkening.”

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San Diego Escorts: Rebirth of the Cool: The Strange Plethora of Jazz Jams in San Diego

sandiegocallgirl — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 02:48:56 +0000

In essence, a jam is an organized musical space within which one can exercise one’s chops. There are rules of engagement that vary from jam to jam, and then, there is the all important vibe. “You don’t want a beginner’s training session, but you don’t want a clique, either.” It’s all about a supportive atmosphere, he says, with the caveat that jazz integrity is maintained at a jam via a technique borrowed from modern parenting: tough love.
Surely that is what Charlie Parker from Kansas City must have felt as a teenage jazz saxist when drummer Jo Jones chucked a cymbal at him back in the 1930s in an effort to silence his bad jamming. Possibly as a result of that public humiliation, Parker went on to practice like a fiend. Eventually, he would become the first hipster of jazz, a music that brothel pianist Jelly Roll Morton claimed to have invented at the age of 12 in 1902.

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San Diego Escorts: Community Calendar – Issue of Jan. 5, 2012

sandiegocallgirl — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 02:48:50 +0000

MARKET YOUR BUSINESS – Rob Weinberg of the MarketBuilding Team presents a low-budget business plan, “Marketing Your Way Out of This Mess” during a Rancho Bernardo Sunrise Rotary meeting 8 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 10 at the Country Club of Rancho Bernardo, 12280 Greens East Road, Rancho Bernardo. Meeting begins at 7:15 a.m. Free, after-speaker breakfast is $15.
POWAY WOMAN’S CLUB MEETS – A meeting of the Poway Woman’s club features a cooking demonstration at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 10 at a member’s home. Guests welcome. For more details, call 858-748-4492.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 11
HUMAN TRAFFICKING AWARENESS – The documentary “Indoctrinated, the Grooming of Children into Prostitution” will be shown at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 11 at The Church at Rancho Bernardo, 11740 Bernardo Plaza Court. This event is sponsored by local Soroptimists, the Action Network and the San Diego County Office of Education. Free. Recommended for older teens and parents. To register, visit htt://stat.eventbrite.com, www.indoctrinated.org. For more details, call 858-748-0069.

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San Diego Escorts: Stockton Residents March For Street Lights

sandiegocallgirl — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 10:48:55 +0000

Stockton Residents March For Street Lights
In 2008, City Promised $165,000 To Install 28 Street Lights In Neighborhood
POSTED: 10:29 pm PST December 21, 2011
UPDATED: 11:42 pm PST December 21, 2011
SAN DIEGO — Residents in the Stockton neighborhood marched in the streets on Wednesday after they say a crime-stopping promise made by city leaders never came true.
Lori Mercado said she has lived in the Stockton community since 1999.
“There’s a lot of prostitution, crime and graffiti,” said Mercado. “They used to do their deed on my stairs. I’d find condoms on my stairs in front.”
To combat this crime, the city promised the community $165,000 to install 28 street lights in 2008. Three years later, there are only four lights.
“We had the resources,” said San Diego City Councilman David Alvarez. “Why it takes so long is still something I’m trying to figure out.”

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San Diego Escorts: College Football Has Become a Busy Brothel

sandiegocallgirl — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 02:36:28 +0000

College Football Has Become a Busy Brothel By Patrick Daugherty | Published Wednesday, Dec. 21, 2011
Greed until somebody makes you stop. You see it in banking, drug cartels, and politics. It’s especially raw in college football. Big-league college football has become a busy brothel. University presidents glide into the front parlor wearing pink babydoll lingerie and form a line. The gentlemen, ESPN/ABC/NBC/CBS, sit on a huge naugahyde couch, select a “date,” get up, and walk off the trading floor hand-in-hand with their babydoll.
Actually, brothels are one step up the karmic ladder from university presidents, because brothels don’t pretend to be anything more than what they are. College presidents are on their knees rooting through sawdust, looking for dropped change, while declaiming against the commercialization of amateur athletics.
We have San Diego State football joining the Big East in a desperate bid to move into the big time, to be in a conference that automatically qualifies for the BCS. The fact that the Aztecs will be …

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San Diego Escorts: The Oregonian’s top 10 Northwest books of 2011: No. 9 ‘West of Here’ by …

sandiegocallgirl — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 23:36:53 +0000

… Through Port Bonita, a clear analogue for the town of Port Angeles, Evison provides a fictionalized history of the Olympic Peninsula. The early chapters are mostly set in 1890, as the town struggles to establish itself. As the book progresses, though, the perspective gradually shifts to 2006, as various descendants, both genealogical and spiritual, re-enact some of the same conflicts and pursue some of the same aspirations their forebears did more than a century earlier.”
Mohan concluded his review: “Throughout, Evison’s constant, confident voice feels as comfortable relating mystical monologues from tribal elders as it does relating the history of Native American members of the X-Men. The Northwest references, from Kilt Lifter Ale to Sasquatch itself, are incorporated smoothly. Reading ‘West of Here,’ you feel as at home among the mountain men, prostitutes and crusaders of the 19th-century mudscape as among the parolees, bartenders and former high-school basketball stars of the 21st. Ultimately, though, ‘West of Here’ is about a place more than people. A place that, like any, can be a prison, a set of too-tight clothes, a haunted past; or, in the right light, a key, a broken-in pair of shoes, an unlimited future.”

See the full article from “OregonLive.com”