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As we go into the holidays, it is REALLY hard not to gain a few pounds here and there.  When you combine the busy schedule, the lack of workouts, the dinners out, the parties, and the cocktails – it’s easy just to completely lose control between Thanksgiving and New Year’s! At Fit in 60 Pilates […]

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Do you know the film Miracle? One of my favorites.  Always down for a good sports flick and LOVE rooting for the underdog.  I have this film saved on my DVR and sometimes I watch 10-15 minutes just to fire me up when I need some inspiration.  Yet another random fact about me you do not […]

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The animated movie “The Book of Life” begins when a school bus arrives at a history museum, full of rowdy, mischievous children.  An experienced female tour guide leads the students on a secret tour, and tells them about the most famous Mexican legend of all time, written within the magical book of life.  The main […]

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It is that time of year again for FasTracKids to embrace a family and participate in the holiday gift giving program.  Please join us to benefit the community this holiday season! JFS Program Descriptions: Positive Parenting Program (PPP) provides parenting skills training targeted towards low-income and military families throughout San Diego. Holiday: Christmas       […]

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“Live It” is a fundraising event, hosted at the Del Mar Plaza, that utilizes yoga, music, art and food to bring about social change.  The Hale Foundation is a 501(c)3 organization that was created by a group of teachers, performers, entrepreneurs, and artists that are committed to making sure all kids in San Diego have […]

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Jack Liang: The Spirit of the Celestial Horse – Forgixng Chinese Painting into a New Frontier The San Diego Chinese Historical Museum is thrilled to host renowned artist and scholar Jack Liang for an artistic demonstration and exhibition of original work.  Jack Liang shows a pioneering spirit in Asian art, while maintaining an illustrious style […]

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Dance Hearts/Bells of Freedom Rings in Happy Holidays for Military Families San Diego based Dance Hearts, a recognized 501 (c) 3 Public Charity and Bells of Freedom, a program specifically designed to care for U.S. military families, kicks off  two events aimed at making the Holidays for our local enlisted men, women and their families […]

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The Fall Season a Trifecta at Gila Rut The fall season at Gila Rut Aveda Salons has never been so busy … so successful … or so hauntingly beautiful!  It’s hard to know where to start – but let’s just say that great things often happen in three’s. Gila Rut Voted #1 Salon in San […]

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A Revolutionary Approach to Achieving Peak Performance Through Education “When I was a high school teacher in special education and I saw students that I had taught in elementary school and middle school and they came through the high school, and they were still in special education. And they weren’t reading any better. They weren’t […]

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In dance, everything is timing.  You hear it each time you walk through the classroom or rehearsal hall…5, 6, 7 8!  To be in perfect time will more likely translate into a perfect performance. Another kind of “timing” also contributes to a dancer’s progress and success.  That one deals with the battle all of us […]

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En Fuego, Del Mar = HOT aka Awesome! If you’re looking for an ocean view, patio seating with great food and ambiance, there are few more charming spots than the patio at En Fuego.  El Pescadore graced this space for years before En Fuego took over in 1995 and has been a Del Mar fave […]

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Hi, I’m Matt Othick, the owner of Crust Pizzeria. This will be our second location we’re opening up here in Carmel Valley. We’re really happy to be out here. We’ve met a lot of great people already during the build-out. We’re about 75% done with the restaurant. We have a lot to do, but we […]

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