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Going through this week’s Flickr photos, I came across some beautiful new images of San Diego that deserve some attention: Be sure to click on the images to get a larger view of these photos, and thanks to these talented photographers for sharing their work.

Going through this week’s Flickr photos, I came across some beautiful new images of San Diego that deserve some attention: Be sure to click on the images to get a larger view of these photos, and thanks to these talented photographers for sharing their work.

It’s been busy here at the San Diego Traveler, so I haven’t gone trolling for photos on Flickr for a couple of weeks. I decided to remedy that today, and here’s what I found: It was a great month for capturing some of San Diego’s most beautiful architecture.

It’s been busy here at the San Diego Traveler, so I haven’t gone trolling for photos on Flickr for a couple of weeks. I decided to remedy that today, and here’s what I found: It was a great month for capturing some of San Diego’s most beautiful architecture.

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The Drag Queen Posse invades San Diego Pride 2008! Part I • Comments (0) This is a 10 minute clip, and at 20 MB, a large download. Please be patient while it loads if you click to play or download. Trust us, it’s worth the wait! More to cum! Enjoy the insanity! © The Drag Queen Posse

EXIF data Fig tree in Balboa Park. Last Saturday, my brother and I headed out to Balboa Park and ended up at the Museum of Natural History for awhile. Then we chilled under this fig tree before heading down to OB to get some burgers at Hodad's.

EXIF data Taken in Balboa Park, right before Screen on the Green (Sabrina) started. Sadly, the DVD was messed up and it froze part-way through. It worked out, though, because I had to go pick my brother up from the airport.

Single women are becoming a more important segment of the home buying market, according to a report from Harvard University’s Joint Center for Housing Studies. It revealed some particularly interesting statistics. More than one in every five home buyers is a single woman, and twice as many unmarried women are buying homes than single men.

Emulsion Compulsion curates SDMA’s SCREEN ON THE GREEN July 30th, 2008 by Scott Marks Let’s Get Together! For the second year in a row, the San Diego Museum of Art was gracious enough to ask me to curate their annual Screen on the Green series. Five weeks out of the year, SDMA transforms Balboa Park into a gorgeous outdoor theatre.