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Where do we get this stuff?

Feb 05, 2004 05:11PM ● By Don Kindred

Did you ever stop to consider where the everyday products you use come from? Whether you’re watching television, talking on a cell phone, making coffee, driving a car, or performing dozens of other activities, you may be using goods that are manufactured outside the United States. As a consumer you may find this mildly interesting. But as an investor, you’ve definitely got something to think about.

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Trader Joe’s - Meeting The Customer’s Needs

Feb 05, 2004 05:09PM ● By Don Kindred

Trader Joe’s supermarket, long distinguished for its fabulous wine deals, has become the supermarket of choice for consumers looking for healthy food at a good price.

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San Clemente Scrap Book 2004

Feb 05, 2004 05:07PM ● By Don Kindred

San Clemente Scrap Book 2004

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The San Clemente Art Scene Another opening, another show...

Feb 05, 2004 05:05PM ● By Don Kindred

Imagine the new, hit, three-act play, San Clemente. In the act about culture, there’s a scene about art. It includes an inspirational environment: great weather, attractive beaches, wonderful people, and, among other qualities, momentous sunsets.

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All The Parts That Make Us Whole ... Cultural Diversity in the Spanish Village

Feb 05, 2004 05:01PM ● By Don Kindred

When Ole Hanson laid out his plans for his little Spanish Village by the Sea we can only guess that he had no idea of the wide diversity and genuine cultural melting pot he would someday create. San Clemente is home to many more cultures, sub-cultures and heritages than the casual look may suggest.

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20 Minutes with Pall Gudgeirsson, City Treasure

Feb 05, 2004 04:59PM ● By Don Kindred

Even in the culturally diversified southland that’s one you don’t hear everyday. Perhaps because Iceland’s entire population is only, 285,000. If they added 50,000 more Icelanders they would have roughly the same population as the city of Santa Ana.

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The house is burning... do you know where your pictures are?

Nov 01, 2003 10:25PM ● By Don Kindred

The fire’s final toll, of course, will be much larger than the grim statistics which included at last count over 3,400 homes reduced to ash.

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Ole Wasn’t Alone - Capistrano Beach and Dana Point Claim Visionaries of Their Own

Nov 01, 2003 10:19PM ● By Don Kindred

Deservedly, much of the recognition for establishing San Clemente is attributed to Ole Hanson, real estate developer, entrepreneur, and former mayor of Seattle. But Hanson wasn’t the only early mover and shaker of housing projects in South Orange County in the late ‘20s.

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The San Clemente Historical Society – Saving the Past for the Future

Nov 01, 2003 10:18PM ● By Don Kindred

Life in the present, and all its yesterdays, becomes tomorrow’s history. That history can only be reserved, protected and recorded by people who care fervently about something of value. Those who care and do something about it are special.

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What's in it for me?

Nov 01, 2003 10:10PM ● By Don Kindred

In this column, we are shedding some light on the benefits of the World Wide Web. We have discussed web hosting and also the endless amounts of information and services the internet can provide, for free, for all.

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