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Erica Miner is a former violinist with the Metropolitan Opera in New York. She's now a full-time author, screenwriter, and lecturer in San Diego. She's written about a dozen screenplays, has …
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Have you ever wondered what the real forensic experts do in a homicide investigation? At its Thursday meeting, San Diego Sisters in Crime chapter members were treated to a slide show presentation …
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The San Diego County Library's 2010 Summer Reading Program is in full swing. Here is a sampling of a few fiction reads adults can check out for the program.Read the full story on Examiner.com. …
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San Diego has a strong community of writers. There are a number of organizations whose purpose is to help the aspiring and published fiction writer succeed. One of those organizations is the San …
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On Saturday, March 22nd, the Kiwanis Club of Escondido held its 10th Annual Megabucks fundraiser at Orfila Winery in Escondido. About a hundred people attended the 50's themed event, which …
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The difference between influence and manipulation discussed how nonverbal communications can be used to manipulate a conversation. One way to ensure that your nonverbal skills are being used in a …
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These beautiful paper lanterns, or chōchin, at Bishop Museum from our trip to Bishop Museum created serene atmosphere in the shade.