...San Diego Creek not to be confused with San Diego River, is a 16-mile channel flowing into Upper Newport Bay in central Orange County in the U.S. state of California. Its basin covers 112.2 square miles in parts of eight cities, including Irvine, Tustin, and Costa Mesa. From its headwaters in Laguna Woods the creek flows northwest to the confluence with Peters Canyon Wash, where it turns abruptly southwest towards the bay. San Diego Creek flows northeast, fed by tributaries from northern Laguna Canyon and from the Santa Ana Mountains to the north of the creek upsurges in the foothills of the Santa Ana Mountains near residential communities of El Toro, and Lake Forest. Most of its upper course is culverted under subdivisions of El Toro and...
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...Executive Summary This report describes the results of a series of six eight-hour dialogues with San Diego County residents on possible approaches to the future of air travel and San Diego’s airport. There are three parts to this summary, which cover methodology, general findings and implications for action for decision-makers committed to leading a public learning process in support of a long-term solution to the San Diego region’s air travel needs. Methodology These intense, day-long dialogues were sponsored by the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority (SDCRAA) and conducted in March and April 2004. They were designed to assess residents’ views about the current airport at Lindbergh Field as well as how their views evolved as they came to terms with the pros and cons of four possible ways of addressing the airport issue. Viewpoint Learning conducted six specialized “ChoiceWork Dialogues,” each one comprised of 35 to 45 participants randomly selected to be representative of the general population. The dialogues were explicitly not site-specific – rather they focused on what kind of airport citizens would like to see and what their top priorities are for air travel and the future of the region. The dialogues were designed with several purposes in mind: • To provide an in-depth understanding of what San Diegans’ values and priorities are regarding air travel, growth, transit, and the economy; • To inform the design of an airport solution (including the site...
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...San Diego Community News Group http://sdnews.com/bookmark/26458953 About Us Community Links Sections Biz Directory Real Estate Deals Events Advertise Classifieds 4-Fun My Account SDNEWS.COM | La Jolla Village News | Beach & Bay Press | Peninsula Beacon | Visitors' Guides / Digital Archives articles search sign in PBPG looks to lead on De Anza Cove redevelopment by DAVE SCHWAB a month ago | 3810 views | 0 |2 | | Current Issue (Archives) Now that the De Anza Cove lawsuit has finally been settled and mobile home owners will be moving out, the question now becomes, what’s to become of that real estate? Pacific Beach planners have distinct ideas about what they’d like to see with the process involving an evolving plan determining how the site will be redeveloped. “Now that the lawsuit has settled, the Pacific Beach Planning Group (PBPG) is getting in front of the planning for the De Anza Cove,” said planning group chair Brian Curry. ”We have met with city planners and council district representatives and the first item to address is funding.” Curry said initial planning for redevelopment of the De Anza Cove site would involve District 2 Councilwoman Lorie Zapf asking the city to fund a three-year process: -Year 1, project start-up/public outreach; -Year 2, public outreach/start environmental impact report (EIR); and Instagram #sdnewsgroup Open publication - Free publishing Trending Mission Beach requests that cyclists slow...
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...Aside from the San Diego Zoo, the San Diego Wild Animal Park is the best place in San Diego to see animals. Over the spread of 1,800 acres, the animal park gives animals the room they need to roam and play. The animals here play just like they do in the wild, which almost makes you feel as if you are in their native of Africa and Asia. Throughout the 30 year history of the animal park, the Noah's Ark symbol of endangered species has grown to dozens upon dozens of animals. Now, every Arabian Oryx found in the wild is the descendant stock from the San Diego Wild Animal Park. In the park, there are many different paths you can take to visit the smaller animal exhibits. Although the smaller animals are a sight to see, the main thing to see is the hour long trip on the Bush Line Railway. Along the railway, you'll see animals that you'd never get the chance of seeing anywhere else, such as the white rhino and the rhinoceros. If you plan to visit the park in the summer, it's always a good idea to visit early. On a normal summer day, ten - fifteen thousand people will visit the park. During the winter, the ratio is down as normally 2,000 people will visit. Although it's much colder in the winter, the park is less frequent with people looking to see the animals the park offers. You can find the animal park 32 miles north of Escondido in San Diego. The park is in a peaceful area, which makes things a lot better for the animals that live...
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...Evaluate the organization’s involvement and responsibility to the community The San Diego community as a responsibility for their citizens, but reaching out every individual of the San Diego community is not feasible and practically impossible. In the attempt to reach individuals within the community the San Diego organization implemented numerous programs to support their community. The Youth and Family Service (YFS) is one of the biggest programs within the San Diego city. The YFS is a voluntary program that supports anyone in need. The YFS involvement within the communities had help improve the city of San Diego lifestyle. Summarize what factors have influenced the social responsibility strategies of the organization The San Diego city is a growing community with refugees from around the word. Within the city of San Diego one may fine wealthy people and also people with financial issues. The Community Services of San Diego started to help people with financial issues. With time the program started to provide social support to individuals who had become physically and emotionally abused. Unfortunately, that was not enough many of the city crimes came from young individuals. These crimes highlight the lack of schooling within the city. It also shows the type of environment a child is grows up in. The YFS program evolved from simply providing residential facilities to young students. These facilities provided free computer lab with aid from adults and trained...
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...trying to set up in Fayetteville at the time we met. For the following two weeks, I learned the trade, digging trenches, taping windows, and hauling drums of paint around houses in San Diego. Danny had rented an apartment for the workers with mattresses on the floors and food in the fridge. It was tough work and hot in the California summer sun and my pay just covered my room and board and not much else. However, I told myself that I would not be doing this forever and that the plan was to set up operations on the West Coast before going back east with the product. Danny said we were going to LA for the weekend to visit his brother in the Valley and we could discuss our project in more depth. Driving to the San Fernando Valley in the van we arrived at Danny’s brothers around dinner time, we stopped just long enough to go to the bathroom and meet Danny’s brother. We then loaded into his brother’s car and since we had left the crew in San Diego, it was just me, Danny and Rudy, his brother. He was straight out of the 50’s driving a 57 Chevy convertible that was very clean. Rudy said we were traveling to Hollywood to party and that we could catch up on the way. Junior, Danny’s older brother, ran the show out of San Diego but appeared to be semi-retired, and Rudy was the one in charge of the business. We...
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...How to Fund a Non-Profit Community Book Festival Glennie Hillebrandt, Aaron Hutchison, Star Prerez COMM/215 April 13, 2015 Gary Tandy How to Fund a Non-Profit Community Book Festival We are looking to fund our Non-Profit Community Book Festival, The San Diego Community Book Festival. We have filed our paperwork and incorporated the name, and registered as a non-profit. We have applied for the non-profit federal and state exemptions, created our corporate bylaws and appointed our initial directors. Our first board meeting was held and all necessary licenses and permits have been obtained. With the completion of these, we need to take the next step and the most crucial one which is fundraising. When it comes to fund raising, individual donors contribute the largest amount.There is also available funding through grants offered by federal, state and local government. (cite source SBA) The catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) provides a database of all federal programs available to state and local government (cite sources gsa.gov). Upon trying to find funders you need to look to many different resources and not focus on just one. Treating a funder like you would any type of business prospect is key, keep things professional. (Foundation center) The foundation center is not a resource to supply funds, but there to help you in research providing information on how to receive grants and other resources to fund your non-profit. When trying to get funding make sure...
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...flight center involved various administrative situations. The problems started from the time of the acquisition of Pacific Industries based in San Diego by Atlantica Inc. based in Boston. Pacific Industries was a high-tech company. This seemed to be a great fit for both Atlantica Inc. and Pacific Industries. As a result of this acquisition, Atlantica developed a powerful position in the marketplace. However, the employees in the San Diego location started to disagree with the procedures set forth by the management in Boston. The employees were not able to agree on measures that needed to be taken within the company. The problems resulted in a strong bitterness between the employees and the management, and created an atmosphere filled with revenge. After the acquisition, Atlantica got two separate facilities; the Easter Flight Center located in Boston, and the Western Flight Center located in San Diego. Atlantica decided that both flight-centers could directly report to the company’s president. Another decision made by the management was to reduce the mandatory retirement age to 65. The later decision by Atlantica forced the manager and chief pilot of the Western Flight Center, who was also a former Pacific Industries Aviation director, into retirement, and replaced him with the head of Atlantica’s Flight Ops. The employees in San Diego location disagreed with this replacement arguing that the manager and chief pilot of the Eastern Flight Center, merely wanted to get rid of a...
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...in beautiful San Diego California, is filled with nothing but surf, sun, entertainment, and good times. The water is always nice and the surf is usually always up; so there is always a chance at some point during the day to catch some good waves. Since Pacific Beach is located in sunny Southern California, chances are you will be able to work on that tan when laying on this beautiful beach. Around this entire beach area, there are many establishments to stop by to grab a delicious bite to eat or even consume a few refreshing adult beverages. You can even cruise the boardwalk, check out the gift shops, and all of the outdoor equipment rentals. Pacific Beach is the little strip of paradise that has everything you need in walking distance. Pacific Beach is the beach in San Diego is the beach that has all the trash, drunks, bums, and high police activity. The water is usually freezing cold, filled with mounds of kelp, and if you are not careful an ignorant surfer can take your head off with his board. It is nearly impossible to sunbathe and relax on the shore. There are too many loud, obnoxious and usually intoxicated college kids running around and causing a scene. Since you can no longer sip on your own beer on the beach, you can get one at the overpriced establishments surrounding the beach. One can always get lost on the boardwalk as well, the crowds of people and all of the pan handling bums can be overwhelming just to look at some cheesy San Diego souvenirs. If...
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...Tourmaline Surf Park Beach Tourmaline Surf Park Beach is located about a mile north of Crystal Pier. This San Diego beach is very secluded and accessible only by a road making its way down a hill from La Jolla Blvd to the parking lot. Tourmaline Surf Park Beach is very popular for surfers and kiteboarders year round. You can find a lot of old time surfers here, with great tales of the past. This is one of the true surf hangouts in San Diego County. Tax payers in the city of San Diego California have recently approved a $21 million bond that is to be used to renovate, rehabilitate and recreate local parks and public facilities. $3.2 million has been allocated to the recreation of Tourmaline Surf Park. The current Tourmaline Surf Park Beach has beach access, a men’s and women’s restroom, a men’s and women’s changings are and 3 outdoors showers to rise off after a enjoying the beach. The current surf park boasts 175 parking spots with 3 disabled spots. Tourmaline Surf Park is located about a mile and a half from the nearest lifeguard station, this proposal is in include a small lifeguard precinct, new restrooms and will retain the current amount of parking spaces. The goal of this project is to clean up a great park that has been neglected over the years. The original structure was built in 1971 and is lacking some of today’s amenities. This project will take 9 months to complete and is expected to come in under budget, simply because of the fact electrical and plumbing...
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...Strategic Plan, Part I: Conceptualizing a Business Eleven Boutique Mission/Vision Statement The mission of Eleven Boutique is to provide stellar customer service to all clients while offering the most current fashion pieces. Eleven Boutique visions of bring the fashion and convenience of Eleven Boutiques to the clientele’s door step. The company will pride themselves on their integrity, commitment, and ability to keep up with the ever changing fashion must haves for every fashionista in the San Diego area. The goals will be set from the statement above to keep Eleven Boutique true to their mission. Goals: • To expand store front from one to three in the next three years • To expand the stylist services to 50 regular clients within the second year Guiding Principles Eleven Boutique had established 3 guiding principles that all employees of the boutique is expected to follow and will be evaluated yearly on their ability to uphold the guiding principles. The guiding principles are as follows: • Commitment • Integrity • Teamwork Commitment: Commitment to the boutique’s success and reputation; commitment to the client’s happiness; and commitment to the community in which Eleven Boutique resides in. Integrity: To uphold the highest level of integrity to the boutique and the clients. Teamwork: To work as a team inside the boutique and outside the boutique to bring harmony amongst the partners (co-workers) and the clients. The Eleven Boutique will live by these...
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...Ghirardelhi Chocolates Ms Sudha Chandran Vijay Kumar Ashutosh Ms Anuradha For: Dr. S Vasudevan Executive Summary Ghirardelhi Chocolate Factory is a confectionery manufacturer franchisor with 30 stores in 4 states viz Mumbai Tamil Nadu, Bangalore and Chennai. It is in the business of premium chocolates and other confectionery products. The business believes that it should seek opportunities to continue to their growth by providing good quality, variety, comfortable store ambience and atmosphere. Market penetration will create strong name recognition, which is essential for the company’s expansion plan. The management of Ghirardelhi Factory is the responsibility of the franchisee that commits to continue the growth of the business. This is part of an expansion strategy as the company always plans to open company-owned and franchised stores. The franchised stores enable the company to open more stores quickly with no capital investment. Our consumers are mainly corporate employees and impulse buyers, Our business is proposing Metro Mall in Chennai as the next site location. This location has all the essentials needed for Ghirardelhi Factory to continue its tradition of selling chocolates to its target market,. Ghirardelhi Factory will continue to provide quality confectioneries to corporate.. The in-store demonstrations of chocolate are sure to satisfy the sweet tooth of our client base. Ghirardelhi...
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...Social Innovation Exercise 1) One of the biggest problems we face in Southern California and all around the world is the issue if sustainable living and sustainable communities. Most of the communities surrounding the CA/Tijuana border are faced with infrastructure inadequacies due to a lack of government funding. As residents of San Diego we are almost completely oblivious to the fact that just 25 miles south citizens of the U.S and Mexico face issues with shelter, clean drinking water, pollution, and urban sprawl stressors. One of the most prominent issues currently facing the U.S-Tijuana border region is the high density of its urbanized canyons. Tijuana is filled with people who are struggling everyday for food and water. These citizens must piece together temporary structures that end up being washed away from rain. As a result of unsafe infrastructure and pollution the runoff consisting of tires, trash, and human waste is threatening the environmental vitality of the Tijuana River Valley Estuary. This problem is not only affecting Tijuana but also San Diego, causing everything from beach closures to destroyed wildlife. The issues described in the U.S/Tijuana region are not uncommon for low-income communities across the world. Countries such as Brazil and many regions throughout Africa are gravely affected by poor infrastructure. One of the biggest problems thus far has been locating proper funding and manpower to solve these inadequacies. Most of the people within...
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...San Diego 8/9/14 – Saturday * Pick up rental car at Firefly (Driver: Duo Ning, reservation under Siting Feng) * Drive to hotel * Wyndham Garden San Diego 3737 Sports Arena Blvd * SeaWorld * Balboa Park 8/10/14 – Sunday * San Diego Zoo Safari Park San Diego – Anaheim – Los Angeles 8/11/14 – Monday * Check out hotel * Beach: La Jolla cove / Torrey Pines State Beach (on the way to Anaheim) * Drive to Anaheim * Check-in at hotel * Anaheim Portofino Inn and Suites 1831 S Harbor Blvd * Disney California Adventure Park Anaheim 8/12/14 – Tuesday * Disneyland with Magic Morning Los Angeles 8/13/14 – Wednesday * Universal Studios Hollywood * Hollywood Visitors Information Center * Hollywood Bowl * Hollywood Boulevard / Hollywood Walk of Fame * TCL Chinese Theatre * Hollywood Sign 8/14/14-Thursday * Beverly Hills * China Town * Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels * Little Tokyo * Drop off Ting and Yuqing at hotel * Omni Los Angeles Hotel 251 South Olive St * Drop off rental car Other * Six Flags Magic Mountain * Outlet Mall * Beach * Buy drinks/water/milk for breakfast * Bring hat, swimsuit, and sunscreen Southern California CityPASS SeaWorld * General admission to the world-famous aquatic theme park including all rides and shows. * The voyage begins at SeaWorld. Connect with the sea like never before. Be awed by Shamu in...
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...large or small, it also talks about how bad we are polluting our ocean’s coastlines and how that pollution can affect us. More and more people are moving to coastal counties, which means more pollution in and around that area and this article is trying open our eyes and tell us that polluting our coasts is threatening human health, marine resources, and putting our future at risk. The article also includes the views on pollution of the coasts from people that basically can’t live without the ocean. Harry and Donna Frye, or the dynamic duo, are people that can’t live without the ocean. Harry is a surfer that has lost faith in humans because of our polluting ways, while Donna (an activist) is trying desperately to make the coasts of San Diego safer for all...
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