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Imagine you are in entered in a golf tournament to win over a million dollars and you get a toothache.  It can happen to anyone, even the world’s #1 golfer in the world.  At last weeks PGA golf tournament, Rory McIlroy withdrew from the Honda Classic golf tournament.  He was not playing that well in the second round, […]

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March, for me, is a month for garden preparation.  I feed my soil with compost and fertilize my plants with organics like alfalfa pellets, bone meal, blood meal, Epsom salts, and anything else I have lying around from the previous year.  I put it all together in my wagon, mix it up and portion it out to […]

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As Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Star Trek, and Game of Thrones fans can tell you, there just aren’t many sci-fi or fantasy books written for younger kids.  So, what’s a geek parent to do?  Well, how about writing a sci-fi picture book for all those young future geeks? And that’s just what a […]

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Discover women who have made a difference.  Celebrate Women’s History Month with your sons and daughters!  Introduce them to 5 Amazing Women – Mae Jemison: The First Black Woman Astronaut It’s important to let your child know that Astronauts aren’t born — they go to school and learn about science just like everyone else!  Dr. […]

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Creating your revocable living trust is the first step of your estate planning.  Once you sign your trust, however, there is additional work to be done.  A trust needs to be funded with the property you want the instructions in your trust to apply to.  Simply attaching a list of your assets as a schedule […]

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Torrey Pines High School Student Organization Leaders Rally Together for Big Bake Sale Fundraiser It’s no secret that local high school students are enthusiastic with their volunteerism, and recently many Torrey Pines High School students took the words “community service” to the next level.  Planning for what is becoming an annual community-wide bake sale fundraiser […]

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Pan Seared Salmon and Veggies At Fit in 60 Pilates and Barre, we feel very strongly that in order to achieve your health and weight loss goals, both fitness and nutrition must be incorporated. So often, clients come in and tell me they are taking four classes a week, but leave class and eat whatever […]

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En Fuego Del Mar’s Miracle Taco Benefits Rady Children’s Hospital San Diego, March 11, 2013…The ladies of the Del Mar Unit of Rady Children’s Hospital Auxiliary are teaming up with En Fuego Cantina and Grill in Del Mar to fundraise for Rady Children’s Hospital – San Diego Emergency Department.  For the entire month of March, […]

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Canyon Crest Academy Envision Theatre Presents: “Avenue Q: School Edition” In the Proscenium Theatre Mar 21 – Mar 30, 2013  SAN DIEGO (March 8, 2012) – Award-winning Canyon Crest Academy’s Envision Theatre is thrilled to present Avenue Q – School Edition, Guest Directed by Dana Carr, with Musical Direction by Stephanie Sabin, Puppetry Direction by […]

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Every parent has the same experience – becoming bombarded with a plethora of questions from their children arising shortly after they learn to talk and increasing during the childhood years and then tapering down during adolescence.  Within each of these interactions are also concerns about what is the “right” or “wrong” thing to say based […]

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Adult students coming into the studio to research dance instruction for themselves do so for many reasons.  Some are students that have dance backgrounds from their younger years and are looking to ‘get back to their roots’; some look at dance instruction as a new hobby  or a way to meet new people.  But for […]

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United Way’s Virtual Book Drive Gives San Diego Children Summer Reading Books Fourth grade is a critical year.  It is when children switch from “learning to read” to “reading to learn.”  At least that should be the case. With over a quarter of the county’s fourth graders not reading proficiently and over half of San […]

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