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Fanster.com (blog)Fanster.com NL West Preview: San Diego PadresFanster.com (blog)Believe it or not, the San Diego Padres were one of the biggest surprises in all of baseball in 2009. Unfortunately, the surprise was that ...and more »
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Yada Climbs To Sixth Place, Vikings 12th At Anteater InvitationalPortland State VikingsSan Diego State won by six shots over San Francisco, shooting 300-299-300=899. Freshman Britney Yada continued her excellent spring play, shooting two-over ...and more »
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Townsend elects Sheehy chair of firmSan Diego Daily Transcript (subscription)Townsend and Townsend and Crew LLP, which has an office in San Diego, announced Tuesday the election of Maureen A. Sheehy as chair of the ...and more »
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Lee Ann Kim: The hero I never metSDNN (blog)I regret that I never had the chance to meet Loni but I feel like I know her because her legacy lives on in San Diego through our work with the San Diego ...
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NFL: At top of NFL draft, defensive tackles are risky propositionESPN"You get a great [tackle]," San Diego coach Norv Turner acknowledged at the annual NFL meeting last week, "and it changes the way that you have to plan ...and more »
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TSNInside Scouting Report: Nathan VasherSD Bolt ReportThe San Diego Chargers signed Nathan Vasher to a two-year contract Monday. The addition of Vasher -- along with the earlier signing of Donald ...BREAKING NEWS: Chargers Sign Nathan VasherBleacher ReportChargers sign Vasher, shore up secondarySDNNall 137 news articles »
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Norrie West: Founder of junior tournament was dedicated to young golfersSan Diego Union TribuneAs the driving force behind the Junior World Championships, Mr. West helped raise the profile of the San Diego Junior Golf Association and left a legacy for ...and more »
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Advocate.comRegents apologize for racist incidents at UC San DiegoLos Angeles TimesUC President Mark G. Yudof and other UC regents acknowledged that the UC San Diego episodes, including an off-campus student party that mocked Black History ...UC regents sorry for acts of hate on campusesSan Francisco ChronicleHate crimes spark Regents' dialogue on campus climate, diversityDaily BruinUniversity officials condemn racist acts on campusSan Jose Mercury NewsJweekly.com -Advocate.com -SDNNall 157 news articles »
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seaworld trainer Dawn Brancheau was killed February 24th, 2010 by Tilikum, a 12000 pound male orca. 10News San Diego investigates the history of seaworld orca attacks, and why crucial information about the killer whales' health and behavior, is kept from their trainers.
Pro Tour Statistician Rich Hagon and Historian Brian David-Marshall set the stage for the Top 8 of Pro Tour-San Diego, featuring Luis Scott-Vargas's attempt to become the first undefeated champion in Pro Tour history. Complete Pro Tour-San Diego coverage: www.wizards.com
Pro Tour Historian Brian David-Marshall and Statistician Rich Hagon conclude the first Pro Tour of the 2010 season, which saw Germany's Simon Görtzen defeat Kyle Boggemes in the final. Görtzen also defeated Luis Scott-Vargas, ending lsv's hopes of becoming the first undefeated champion in Pro Tour history.
Watch killer Whales and Dolphins in this video fully shot and edited by me. A must watch for all age group. Childrens will enjoy it very much. Post your comments.On 24th february, 2010. seaworld whale kills trainer as audience watches. Witnesses said the 30-year-old, 12300-pound bull orca named Tilikum, or Tilly for short, suddenly jumped out of the 35-foot-deep tank, grabbed Dawn Brancheau, 40, around the waist and "thrashed her all around". "He was thrashing her around pretty good," Victoria Biniak, a guest at the park, told the local WKMG-TV. "It was violent." Related Articles Latest in string of deaths Killer whale facts A guide to theme parks in Europe and the US US election: Will Barack Obama take Florida by storm? Lonely Planet Guide to where and when to see the greatest wildlife wonders Burmese pythons thrive in Florida evergladesbut Jim Solomons, a spokesman for the Orange County sheriff's office, said the worker apparently slipped and fell into the tank, where she was attacked by the killer whale just before the start of a public performance. Paramedics rushed to the Shamu Stadium at the theme park, but they were not able to revive the worker. The guests were evacuated and the park was closed. Dan Brown, president of seaworld Orlando, said said the victim was one of the park's most experienced animal trainers and that a full investigation was under way. A spokesman for seaworld in San Diego, California, said killer whale shows have been suspended following the ...
www.thetheorie.com Theorie is San Diego's modern wedding and portrait photography studio owned by husband-and-wife artists Amy and Maurice Wright. Our photography reflects who we are as artists and people. Soulful, fresh, funky, creative, different, rule-breaking, anything but traditional, and always fun! When we first met, we created the equation 1 + 1 = 1 to define our life together. Fully committed, passionate and inter-dependent. We constantly inspire each other and that is the secret of our life together and the reason for our life's work. We are available for Balboa Park weddings in the Loggia Room, Grand Ballroom, House of Hospitality, Casa Del Prado, The Prado, Museum of Photographic Arts, Museum of Man, Natural History Museum, San Diego Museum of Art, Southern California weddings in Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego and destination weddings in places like Napa Valley, San Francisco, New York, Hawaii, and beyond. Amy + Maurice Wright Phone 866.962-5026 Web: www.thetheorie.com Blog www.thetheorieblog.com Facebook www.thetheorie.com Email: info@thetheorie.com
lmaooooooo Bye Bye Chargers. Hope you guys enjoy this video. :P This is mainly a video for all you dumb fucking Charger fans that want to act as if your team has accomplished anything. 14-2 11-5 8-8 13-3 All those seasons result in fucking nothing. No Superbowl LMFAO. BTW: if you want a jersey of any sort .. Hit up Mike Mosh: www.youtube.com OR Website: WWW.MYSPACE.COM 65 Dollar jerseys. Hit him up pimps. So you guys just keep talking. Nothing more amusing then seeing you bandwagon fucks come out of the woodwork year after year to talk about how its your year and how your gonna win the SB. Yawn .. Guess it just wasn't your year as usual, was it? hahahahahahahaha ... Fucking love it. Love watching you guys in pain and hurting over the Chargers. Such a heartbreaking season for you guys. :( Win 11 straight. 18 straight December games over the last 4 years. :( And nothing. No rings at all. How does it feel? Does it hurt? You sad? Your gut hurting? Tears running down your eyes? As you let another season slip away? ROFL Gotta love it huh? You can take your lil AFC West championships and shove it up your ass. Heres some AFC West History: AFC West Titles (since 1960): Oakland Raiders: 16 San Diego Chargers: 15 Denver Broncos: 10 Kansas City Chiefs: 7 Seattle Seahawks: 2 Wild Card Contenders: Kansas City Chiefs: 7 Denver Broncos: 7 Oakland Raiders: 5 Seattle Seahawks: 3 San Diego Chargers: 2 Playoff Appearences: Oakland Raiders: 21 Denver Broncos: 17 Kansas City Chiefs: 14 San ...
Rev. Samuel Billy Kyles, last surviving witness to the assassination of Martin Luther King., Jr., recalls his assassination and speaks of his legacy. Part 6 of 6, recorded January 15, 2010 at San Diego YMCA Human Dignity Awards.
Collection of images and memories from UC San Diego's Black History Month events and celebrations from February 2009.
This is a quick (and shaky hand-held) submission on the Alcala Mission in San Diego, California. Founded in 1769 by Father Junipero Serra, this mission was the first in California in what was then New Spain. The Franciscans settled California and established the missions to covert Native Americans into Christians. They used both forceful and friendly means of attracting the California Natives to the faith. They often risked their lives to build the missions in hostile regions where the natives were not interested in being converted. They were willing to be martyrs for Spain and the expansion of the Catholic church. The California missions span a 530 mile Camino Real or Royal Highway from San Diego to Sonoma.
Next year, the city will face a $200 million shortfall forcing city officials to make difficult decisions about which programs to cut. The editors discuss.
San Diego Operas Nick Reveles explores the history and themes behind Verdis story of the biblical king, Nebuchadnezzar. Series: San Diego operatalk! with Nick Reveles [10/2009] [Humanities] [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 16587]
Video montage prepared to help kick-off Location 2.0 Summit 2009 at CTIA in San Diego - Telecommunications evolution from 1850s thru Oct 8, 2009 - Edited from public domain & marketing footage by companies across the globe - Mashed to Energy52 mix by Solar Stone Overarching Theme: Connecting People, Content & Service Topics covered include: - Telephony - Telegraph - Transoceanic submarine cable - Switching - Routing - Satellite - Internet - Data - Mobile - Devices - Netbooks - Media/Content - Convergence - GPS - Mapping - browsers - Location Based Services (LBS) - Social Networking - Thanks to Liz at wirelessnvision for her input
Port Matters: Episode 23. A public art project honoring the thousands of San Diegans who worked in the once-thriving tuna canning industry will be dedicated by the Port of San Diego. "The Cannery Workers Tribute-Parque del Sol," is located at the southwest corner of Cesar Chavez Parkway and Crosby Road, near Cesar Chavez Park. The site was the location where many workers took a break from the canneries that were housed in what is now the Northrop Grumman Shipbuilding/Continental Maritime property. From 1912 to 1986, the property was occupied by tuna canning companies such as Premier Packing Company, International Packing Corporation, Van Camp Packing Company, Westgate Sea Products Company, Hopkins Inc., Westgate-California Foods and Bumble Bee Seafoods. Other nearby canneries included the California Tuna Canning Company and High Seas Tuna Pack Company. Full story: bit.ly
Find out just how the Lingerie Football League came to be.
mosuniverse.com San Diego LGBT Pride 2009 http Formed in 1974, as a sponsored program of The Center for Social Services, we produced the first Lesbian and Gay Parade in San Diego to celebrate the 1969 Stonewall Rebellion on New York's Christopher Street.The 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization incorporated in 1994 and today San Diego Pride continues to bring together the skills, talents and vision of our diverse community to produce the annual LGBT Pride Celebration which attracts 200000 participants to Hillcrest for America's Finest Pride Parade and Festival. SD Pride's funding comes mainly from Pride Festival fees, beverage and admission charges, corporate sponsorship and parade entry fees. San Diego Pride has a long history of community philanthropy. The organization has a five-prong approach to giving to the community which includes support of the LGBT Center, grant funding, direct community support, support of other prides and community partnerships. San Diego Pride has given more than $1 million to a wide variety of LGBT organizations as it continues to foster pride and respect within the region's LGBT communities. (click here to see our grant recipient list) San Diego Pride represents the interest of the San Diego LGBT community as a member and supporter of the Greater San Diego Business Association, Consolidated Associations of Pride, Inc. (CAPI), the International Association of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Pride Coordinators (interpride), the International ...
CTN interviews Frankie Laine for its Biography San Diego program series. The interview took place in 1999 at his home in San Diego, CA. Includes photos and clips of Frankie's work throughout the years. Produced by Joe Solazzo.
Newroz is the single most important and most inspiring fest/festival/day in the Kurdish Calendar...it's a day of freedom and independence...the day of Victory over tyranny and it's the fire and desire deeply rooted in the heart of every Kurdish boy and girl, old and youth and children....it's the happiest party and day out for a Kurdish family...BIJI NEWROZ BIJI KURDISTAN.
Newroz is the single most important and most inspiring fest/festival/day in the Kurdish Calendar...it's a day of freedom and independence...the day of Victory over tyranny and it's the fire and desire deeply rooted in the heart of every Kurdish boy and girl, old and youth and children....it's the happiest party and day out for a Kurdish family...BIJI NEWROZ BIJI KURDISTAN.
Newroz is the single most important and most inspiring fest/festival/day in the Kurdish Calendar...it's a day of freedom and independence...the day of Victory over tyranny and it's the fire and desire deeply rooted in the heart of every Kurdish boy and girl, old and youth and children....it's the happiest party and day out for a Kurdish family...BIJI NEWROZ BIJI KURDISTAN.
[edit] Criminal activities The Mexican Mafia is an organization involved in extortion, drug trafficking, and murder, both in and outside the prison system.[6] According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Mexican Mafia had arranged for contract killings to be carried out by the Aryan Brotherhood, a white prison gang. Both the Mexican Mafia and the Aryan Brotherhood are mutual enemies of the African-American gang Black Guerilla Family.[11] The first prison gang street execution in Los Angeles was committed by the Mexican Mafia in 1971.[8] Responsible for the murder was a white Maravilla gang member named Joe "Pegleg" Morgan. Morgan was well respected within the ranks of the Mexican Mafia and became a high ranking member. His connections with cocaine and heroin suppliers in Mexico helped pave the foundation for the Mexican Mafia's narcotics distribution throughout California.[8]During the 1970s, while under the control of Rudy Cadena, the Mexican Mafia often took control over various community groups. The gang was able to filter money from alcohol and drug prevention programs to finance their criminal activities.[8] In 1995, United States federal authorities indicted 22 members and associates of the Mexican Mafia, charged under the federal Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act with crimes which included extortion, murder and kidnapping.[12] One of the arrested members, Benjamin "Topo" Peters, was allegedly the Mexican Mafia's highest ranking member, and ...
Part 2 of tossd's Mighty Wurlitzer story - from the original days at Arden Pizza & Pipes in Sacramento, CA to the current location in San Diego (Spring Valley) at the Trinity Presbyterian Church facility.
This is a brief look at the history of the Pride movement in San Diego. Topics include the Gay Liberation Front, Anita Bryant, John Briggs, Lambda Pride, among others.
Slight morning mist was still hanging in the air when we headed out for our first round of golf in the San Diego area. We headed about half an hour inland from Solana Beach to a golf course called Twin Oaks in the town of San Marcos. Surprisingly, I managed to not bury my ball in the water, but eeked out a semi-respectable score, considering it was my first round of golf this year. Early in the afternoon we started our discoveries and headed south towards San Diego. Our first stop was at Ocean Beach, a beachfront neighbourhood of San Diego just south of the San Diego River. One of the local landmarks is the Ocean Beach Municipal Pier, the longest concrete pier on the on the West Coast which stretches over 600 m (almost 2000 feet) into the ocean. We continued our coastal drive, and as we drove further south on Sunset Cliff Boulevard, the area got more affluent and the housing stock improved. We turned inland onto Catalina Boulevard to reach our main destination for the day: the Cabrillo National Monument. Located at the tip of the Point Loma peninsula, this 160 acre preserve marks the location of the landing of the first European explorers led by Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo in 1542. A 14 foot (4 m) tall statue of Cabrillo was dedicated in 1913 and looks out over the sea from its elevated position. The view from the platform across the Bay of San Diego over the city is simply gorgeous. An extensive visitor centre sells books and information about San Diego, and also presents ...
Another day of discoveries was in store. I started my explorations across the street from the Transit Centre at the Old Town San Diego State Historic Park. This area contains some original buildings and many replicas of San Diegos Mexican-era architecture and is the most visited state park in California. Five original adobe buildings are part of this historical complex, and other historic buildings illustrate life in early San Diego. The Plaza del Pasado and Old Town Plaza lead into a complex of adobe buildings that form a large interior courtyard. The buildings design, the decorations and the tropical vegetation indeed imbue this space with a very Mexican-inspired atmosphere. This complex features retail stores, galleries and restaurants, and many colourful Mexican-style items such as ponchos, pottery and souvenirs are for sale. Old Towns main street, San Diego Avenue, is lined by a variety of historic buildings and replicas that include a blacksmiths shop, a school house and San Diegos first newspaper office. The reconstructed Colorado House was once a hotel and now houses the Wells Fargo Museum, complete with original stage coach from 1860. Most of the buildings are originals or replicas from between 1820 and 1870 when San Diego started to first develop. Then I headed south to Heritage Park, a collection of seven Victorian era buildings that were purchased and moved here over a period of 25 years. The park includes six Victorian houses and mansions that were built ...
Another day of discoveries was in store. I started my explorations across the street from the Transit Centre at the Old Town San Diego State Historic Park. This area contains some original buildings and many replicas of San Diegos Mexican-era architecture and is the most visited state park in California. Five original adobe buildings are part of this historical complex, and other historic buildings illustrate life in early San Diego. The Plaza del Pasado and Old Town Plaza lead into a complex of adobe buildings that form a large interior courtyard. The buildings design, the decorations and the tropical vegetation indeed imbue this space with a very Mexican-inspired atmosphere. This complex features retail stores, galleries and restaurants, and many colourful Mexican-style items such as ponchos, pottery and souvenirs are for sale. Old Towns main street, San Diego Avenue, is lined by a variety of historic buildings and replicas that include a blacksmiths shop, a school house and San Diegos first newspaper office. The reconstructed Colorado House was once a hotel and now houses the Wells Fargo Museum, complete with original stage coach from 1860. Most of the buildings are originals or replicas from between 1820 and 1870 when San Diego started to first develop. Then I headed south to Heritage Park, a collection of seven Victorian era buildings that were purchased and moved here over a period of 25 years. The park includes six Victorian houses and mansions that were built ...
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"Halos puno ang venue. More than 85% ng Cox Arena ay occupied during Willies show." -Jun Lalin of Journal Online "The greatest extravaganza to ever grace San Diego in the history of live Pinoy television." -Asian Journal Newspaper in San Diego
The customs and heritage of ancient Sicily are still present in San Diego today. This photo show depicts the Madonna Del Lume Society religious procession through the streets of San Diego's Little Italy. The history of the Madonna Del Lume dates back to 1777 when a church was erected in the town of Porticello in the Madonna's honor. Now in its 71st year, this procession each October reenacts the age-old traditions in the heart of San Diego's Little Italy neighborhood. For more information, log on to www.sicilianfesta.com.
President of the San Diego Herpetological Society, Susan Nowicke, talks about the educational mission of the society and why releasing non native reptiles into your community is a very bad idea. She also discusses a bit about the history of the San Diego Herp Society and its two hundred strong membership. For more go to: www.reptilestv.com or http
Largest ever exhibit and fund raising sale of Shona Sculpture, African masks, basketry and Tuareg Jewlery ever mounted in the USA! This is our 8th exhibit of Shona at the museum over 20 years. Opened July 11th, runs through October 11th. Admission included with Museum admission fee - no extra charge.
Police officers of the San Diego Police Department and California Highway Patrol pursue a stolen tank through the streets and highways of San Diego. The suspect, an ex soldier with a history of mental problems, destroy's anything in the tank's path before police officers jump on top of the tank and shoot and kill the suspect when he tries to take off again.
History of motocross from the San Diego Automotive Museum at Balboa Park
Bob Lehman and Tom Felkner make history by saying "I do" outside San Diego County Administrative Building early on the morning of June 17.
www.youtube.com is a video describing how to learn more about the Mormon Church. This is from the film "More Precious Than Gold." The Mormon Battalion was the only religious "unit" in American military history serving from July 1846 to July 1847 during the Mexican-American War. They provided funds from their salaries and allowances to assist the Mormon exodus west, such as part of their clothing allowances they provided to Brigham Young to help finance the Latter-day Saint's move to the Salt Lake Valley. The battalion was a volunteer unit of 500 soldiers, nearly all Mormon men with regular army officers in command and key staff positions along with Mormon company officers. The battalion made a grueling march from Council Bluffs, Iowa to San Diego, California. The Mormon Battalion were mostly members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who were fleeing religious persecution in Nauvoo, Illinois. The battalion's march and service was instrumental in helping secure new lands in several Western states, especially the Gadsden Purchase of 1853 of much of southern Arizona. The march also opened a southern wagon route to California. Veterans of the battalion played significant roles in America's westward expansion in California, Utah, Arizona and other parts of the West. President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, Brigham Young, sent Elder Jesse C. Little to Washington, DC to seek assistance from the federal government for the Mormon trek west. After several ...
www.youtube.com is a video describing how to learn more about the Mormon Church. This is from the video "More Precious Than Gold." The Mormon Battalion was the only religious "unit" in American military history serving from July 1846 to July 1847 during the Mexican-American War. They provided funds from their salaries and allowances to assist the Mormon exodus west, such as part of their clothing allowances they provided to Brigham Young to help finance the Latter-day Saint's move to the Salt Lake Valley. The battalion was a volunteer unit of 500 soldiers, nearly all Mormon men with regular army officers in command and key staff positions along with Mormon company officers. The battalion made a grueling march from Council Bluffs, Iowa to San Diego, California. The Mormon Battalion were mostly members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who were fleeing religious persecution in Nauvoo, Illinois. The battalion's march and service was instrumental in helping secure new lands in several Western states, especially the Gadsden Purchase of 1853 of much of southern Arizona. The march also opened a southern wagon route to California. Veterans of the battalion played significant roles in America's westward expansion in California, Utah, Arizona and other parts of the West. President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, Brigham Young, sent Elder Jesse C. Little to Washington, DC to seek assistance from the federal government for the Mormon trek west. After several ...
www.youtube.com is a video describing how to learn more about the Mormon Church. This is from the film "More Precious Than Gold." The Mormon Battalion was the only religious "unit" in American military history serving from July 1846 to July 1847 during the Mexican-American War. They provided funds from their salaries and allowances to assist the Mormon exodus west, such as part of their clothing allowances they provided to Brigham Young to help finance the Latter-day Saint's move to the Salt Lake Valley. The battalion was a volunteer unit of 500 soldiers, nearly all Mormon men with regular army officers in command and key staff positions along with Mormon company officers. The battalion made a grueling march from Council Bluffs, Iowa to San Diego, California. The Mormon Battalion were mostly members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who were fleeing religious persecution in Nauvoo, Illinois. The battalion's march and service was instrumental in helping secure new lands in several Western states, especially the Gadsden Purchase of 1853 of much of southern Arizona. The march also opened a southern wagon route to California. Veterans of the battalion played significant roles in America's westward expansion in California, Utah, Arizona and other parts of the West. President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, Brigham Young, sent Elder Jesse C. Little to Washington, DC to seek assistance from the federal government for the Mormon trek west. After several ...
First known shark attack fatality in North County, San Diego. Believed to be a 12-17 foot Great White. Early press conference footage shortly after attack, from Fletcher Cove in Solana Beach with Deputy Fire Chief, Mayor, and Lifeguard Captain. Victim was Dr. David Martin, 66 year old swimmer, April, 25, 2008. Footage from photojournalist Ari Marsh with his additional commentary below: It was a beautiful morning in North County, almost pristine, with warm weather and small, glassy surf. I was in Encinitas, near Moonlight Beach, when Coast Guard helicopters began flying up and down the coast broadcasting a shocking announcement. "There has been a fatal shark attack in the area. Exit the ocean immediately!" I was stunned, having lived most of my life by the ocean in Southern California, and being a surfer for the last 25 years, I've never experienced something like this. As the eerie helicopter announcements continued, surfers and swimmers evacuated, leaving this pristine morning strangely vacant. Details surfaced soon after, near the site of the attack in Solana Beach. Apparently, the attack happened at approximately 7:00 am, Friday morning, April 25, 2008, near a surf break known as Tabletops, near Fletcher Cove in Solana Beach. A group of strong swimmers in training for a triathlon were approximately 100-150 yards off the coast, when one of the men, 66 year old Dr. David Martin, a healthy, retired veterinarian, began screaming for help. His friends nearby him in the ...
UCSD-TV premieres a year-long series on urban planning in San Diego based on "Temporary Paradise?," the 1974 visionary report for the future of regional development. Series: "Path to Paradise" [9/1998] [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 3715]
Juan Felipe Herrera traveled as a child with his parents through many small farming towns and cities in California, until finally settling in San Diego. He has taught poetry from kindergarten to the university level and is the author of numerous poetry and children's books, including Calling The Doves, which won the Ezra Jack Keats Award, and Crashboomlove, which was prized with the Americas Award. He also wrote Upside Down Boy, which was adapted into a musical in New York City, and Laughing Out Loud, I Fly, winner of a Pura Belpré honor award. He holds the Tomás Rivera Endowed Chair in Creative Writing at the University of California, Riverside. [9/2005] [Humanities] [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 11119]
Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes Susan Shirk, Professor of Political Science at UC San Diego, for a discussion of her new book, China: Fragile Superpower. A former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State in the Clinton administration, Professor Shirk analyzes how Chinese domestic politics affects its international behavior and how US foreign policy responds to and influences China's international behavior. She also discusses how her work as a scholar of Chinese politics and society informed her work in Washington. Series: "Conversations with History" [9/2007] [Show ID: 13167]
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