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The Art of Fencing

May 01, 2003 08:43PM ● By Don Kindred

‘En Garde’! We have all heard these familiar words from smartly garbed sportsmen in their white jackets after saluting each other, their foils at the ready and their masks tucked under their arms.

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THE MIDWIFE An Ancient Medical Practice Outperforming Modern Medicine

Feb 01, 2003 08:38PM ● By Don Kindred

When women gather to share their labor and delivery experiences, it’s uncommon to find women as satisfied with their birthing experiences as are Sonia Parisi and Becky Donnini of San Clemente.

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Gramma Speaks Passing it forward

Feb 01, 2003 08:37PM ● By Don Kindred

Tell me a story, tell me a story, tell me a story before I go to bed … Olde Nursery Rhyme "Again, again Gramma,” a tiny voice echoes. “Tell it/read it again, Gramma.” Precious words. Most probably heard if one lives long enough and is fortunate to be blessed with heirs.

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The Next Day of the - Rest of Their Lives

Feb 01, 2003 08:35PM ● By Don Kindred

Talk about challenge? Every day of their lives is a challenge. Just getting up in the morning and remembering where they are is challenging. Having their arms do what their brains are telling them is another difficulty. Some must move onto a wheel chair or strain to gain full height to use a walker.

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Mitch Colapinto - A TEACHER OF THE WAVE RIDING KIND

Feb 01, 2003 08:31PM ● By Don Kindred

People always seem to be yearning to catch the brass ring. In San Clemente, Mitch Colapinto has managed to seize the proverbial brass ring with both hands, and is sharing it with local kids and those from around the world.

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Ed Stewart - LIVING A DREAM

Nov 01, 2002 08:23AM ● By Don Kindred

Ed Stewart is living a dream. No, he doesn’t play professional sports. He’ll never be confused for a super model and he wasn’t born into riches. During the day, Ed is a weed abatement manager for several southern Orange County cities, San Juan Capistrano, Laguna Beach and San Clemente.

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Student - Entrepreneur - Lance Larson

Aug 01, 2002 08:29AM ● By Anne Batty

Life often hands out lemons. Some people take them and make lemonade. Case in point – San Clementean, Lance Larson, CEO and founder of OC Hosting, Inc., a website portal for Internet service, based in the San Clemente, CA Business Park.

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Publisher's Message - "Railroaded"

Aug 01, 2002 08:27AM ● By Don Kindred

I had heard about the protest, even silently saluted it. It took place at the San Juan Capistrano Depot. I saw the picture in the Register afterwards. Former San Juan Mayor Philip Swartze and others stringing what seemed to be a laundry line across the sacred right-of-way of the railroad.

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Portrait of the artist as a young man San Clemente acrylic airbrush artist Michael Brindley was born with ink in his veins.

May 01, 2001 05:29PM ● By Don Kindred

Though born in Paducah, Ky., San Clemente artist Michael Brindley has spent most of his 39 years in South Orange County. An acrylic airbrush artist whose specialties include designing and painting surfboard images and murals, by Brindley's account, his has been a life well spent.

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The Early Bird Catches the Worm A Professional's Guide to Eating Early and Cheap

May 01, 2001 05:28PM ● By Don Kindred

Ben Franklin was so wrong when he said "One should eat to live, not live to eat." Obviously, the restaurants in his day and age didn't offer 'Earlye Byrde Specials by Candlelyte', not like the ones that we, here in the coastal towns, enjoy.

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