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Tijuana Strip Clubs: Mexican DJs make a name for themselves: Nortec

roxanne — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 23:24:30 +0000

The new musical genre, aptly called Nortec, was born in Tijuana in 2000, not more than two miles from the Mexico-U.S. border. The soft-spoken Pepe Mogt, who goes by the DJ moniker “Fussible,” is the father of the new sound.
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“In Tijuana, in the ’80s, there was a huge influence from American radio stations,” he said. At the time, many radio stations had located their antennas on the Mexico side as a money-saving move and to avoid U.S. regulations limiting their broadcast power.
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“That’s when I found this recording studio in Tijuana’s red zone that recorded the local bands that played in restaurants and strip bars.”
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Since its inception, the Nortec Collective has been breaking down the walls between musical styles. Along the way it has remixed songs for musicians like Morrissey and Lenny Kravitz. Its biggest hit has been the critically acclaimed 2008 release “Tijuana Sound Machine.” That recording has sold more than 100,000 copies worldwide and received a 2008 Grammy nomination for best Latin rock/alternative album.

See the full article from “California Chronicle”

Tijuana Escorts: FOOTBALL PREVIEW FALL 2010: Yes, this is the year

rosiepalm — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 20:49:06 +0000

But head coach Brady Hoke doesn’t want mediocrity. With a straight face, Hoke says the goal this year is a conference title. And his players are echoing that message.
“Coach Hoke has been harping on winning the Mountain West Championship,” senior offensive lineman Trask Iosefa said. “That’s what we’re striving for.”
Hell, it’s not impossible. I’ve watched the movie “Rudy” since prepubescence, and if a hobbit from the “Lord of the Rings” movies can make the team at Notre Dame, then SDSU can battle for a conference title.
But to have a legit shot, they’ll need to improve on two weaknesses from last year’s 4-8 team that stare back at you harder than the prostitutes do on El Cajon Boulevard: Overall defense and the rushing game. These two things need more work than journalism majors.

See the full article from “Daily Aztec”

Tijuana Adult Entertainment: FOOTBALL PREVIEW FALL 2010: Yes, this is the year

hugehefner — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 07:49:02 +0000

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Tijuana Escorts: Former addict leads thousands to recovery

rosiepalm — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 20:00:52 +0000

When McAlister talks about the dogged perseverance needed for recovery, she knows what she’s talking about. Her own early years were those of addiction, prostitution and a string of abusive relationships before she began her recovery process.
In November, she will be sober 54 years.
The San Diego native was born in 1932 into a family that was far from functional. When McAlister was 12, her mother remarried and McAlister ran away from home, feeling she was in the way.
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Odd jobs as a housekeeper and a switchboard operator helped, but she says she turned to prostitution to make money to support her baby daughter on her own. She also fell in love with a married man who eventually divorced his wife to marry her, but the relationship was short-lived when he was sent to prison for fraud.

See the full article from “San Diego Union Tribune”

Tijuana Escorts: SAN DIEGO: Guadalupe Art Program offers healing, transformation for young …

rosiepalm — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 20:48:34 +0000

… They come from all over, from different situations. They average a six-month stay and in that time authorities try to find their parents or determine if they can legalize them. Their stories are amazing. They come with the idea that ‘I’m going to get to Los Angeles and get a job and it’s going to be great.’ They have no idea what it will be like when they’re crossing the border,” Richardson said.
For many, like Magdalena, the experience is horrific.
She left her native Guatemala with human smugglers or coyotes and promises of a reunion with a sister living in Florida. “But when they reached Tijuana, Mexico, the smugglers separated her from the group, kidnapped and held her against her will at a Tijuana residence where they forced her into prostitution.

See the full article from “Episcopal News Service”

Tijuana Escorts: SAN DIEGO: Guadalupe Art Program offers healing, transformation for young …

rosiepalm — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 18:25:00 +0000

See the full article from “Episcopal-Life”

Tijuana Escorts: North County Cop Blotter

rosiepalm — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 20:00:55 +0000

POWAY: Deputies arrested at least seven on allegations of driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol since Aug. 7. All but one of the arrests were made after 11 p.m. One driver was a minor.
POWAY: A motorcycle valued at $1,500 was reported stolen on Avenida La Valencia Aug. 18 between 12:01 a.m. and 5:30 a.m.
ESCONDIDO: Police conducted a DUI and driver’s license checkpoint from 6 p.m. to midnight Aug. 13 in the 1100 block of North Centre City Parkway. Four drivers were arrested on suspicion of DUI. Three uninsured drivers were cited. Two people were cited for driving with a suspended license; 32 unlicensed drivers were cited. Two child-safety seats were reinstalled correctly. Authorities determined that two drivers had deportation orders for felonies. They were turned over to immigration officials.
ESCONDIDO: Four women were arrested on suspicion of prostitution between 5:30 and 8 p.m. Aug. 12 in the area of North Broadway and East Valley Parkway.

See the full article from “San Diego Union Tribune”

Tijuana Adult Entertainment: Sheriff Arpaio Peddles His Racism and Fear in San Diego

hugehefner — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 23:49:02 +0000

Like Jimmy Swaggart, who preached against sin, amassing millions of dollars in the process, while consorting with prostitutes and attending orgies; Arapaio, is a law-and-order phony, who was teethed in brutality as a special agent with the DEA through his work with right-wing death squads in Mexico and Central America.
A copy of notes found buried in the archives of Mexico City was recently discovered which detailed how Arpaio and other U.S. spies set up human rights workers who opposed the government or powerful corporations with phony drug busts. These people, especially students, were then disappeared or died in custody from various “accidents” or “ailments.”
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Rocky Neptun is a free-lance journalist, who lives part of the week with his lover, a Mexican national in Playas de Rosarito, Mexico. He writes for the web-site MediaLeft. He is the volunteer director of the San Diego Renters Union and acting manager of the Casa de los Olvidados, a refuse for street kids with HIV-Aids in Tijuana, Mexico. His book, San Diego: 1st City of Empire, will be published next year.

See the full article from “Bay Area Indymedia”

Tijuana Adult Entertainment: Toulouse-Lautrec Exhibit At SDMA

hugehefner — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 07:49:32 +0000

He had a penchant for drawing, and after failing the baccalaureate due to a poor marks in French, he eventually pursued art instruction at the ateliers of Leon Bonnat and Fernand Cormon, which were both located in the bohemian district of Montmarte–filled with dance halls and prostitutes, and was home to the artsy crowd.
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Lautrec’s posters and prints are on display in the museum’s large temporary exhibition galleries. Famous images of dancer Jane Avril, actor Aristide Bruant, and female acrobat clown Cha-U-kao are displayed in the high walled galleries along with many intimate lithographic printed drawings of Lautrec’s friends and of prostitutes. A slim gold painted picture rail crowning the gallery walls to visually reduce their scale cheapens the exhibition rather than make it more intimate. Other design details such as a lonely pair of drapes and oddly hung chandeliers call even more attention the cavernous scale of the gallery in relation to the intimate artworks.

See the full article from “SanDiego.com”

Tijuana Escorts: San Diego theaters set new season productions

rosiepalm — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 19:12:40 +0000

Whether looking for a soulful musical, a funny and entertaining play for kids, a hit Broadway production or more thought-provoking performances – there’s something for everyone in the season lists of area theaters.
Ongoing season subscriptions: $135-$312
“Limelight: The Story of Charlie Chaplin.” Sept. 7-Oct. 17. World premiere musical provides a peek into the life of the comic genius who became a Hollywood icon. $44-$80.
“Notes From the Underground.” Sept. 17-Oct 17. In this modern adaptation of Dostoevsky’s masterpiece, a civil servant fed up with his life, retreats to a small hideaway that drives him into fits of madness and hilarity. Contains nudity, sexual situations, violence and strong language. $31-$66.
“Ruined.” Nov. 16-Dec. 19. Pulitzer Prize-winning play exposes the humor and drama inside a brothel as war explodes in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. $31-$66.

See the full article from “Del Mar Times”