San Diego Magazine - August 2004 - San Diego, California

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Features
	San Diego by Design Dressed up or dressed down, George and Paula Hauer's home is perfect for all seasons and reasons.
	Class in Session Make enormous profits in real estate. Get advice from a psychic. Learn erotic secrets from an adult film star. Lecturers at The Learning Annex leave no stone unturned.
	Devil or Angel? The smart, sharp-tongued Episcopal Community Services director’s admirers and detractors are deeply divided. But the embattled Amanda May says a district attorney’s office investigation of her... By Jeannette De Wyze
	Jazz Lives The San Diego jazz scene ebbs and flows. But even as part of an underground musical force, somebody can be found laying down a cool beat seven days a week. By Eilene Zimmerman

Departments
2004 Critic's Picks	Archive »
STATE OF THE PLATE EVEN IF IT’S, just the beginning, San Diego’s restaurants finally have arrived. By Patricia Walsh
2004 Reader's Picks	Archive »

Grape Expectations	Archive »
The quest for quality wines under $20, featuring Kiwis, J. Garcia . . . and screw-tops? By By Tom Gable
Sushi Savvy	Archive »

Where Men Bite Dogs	Archive »
Petco Park fits downtown like a ball in Khalil Greene’s glove——and the new Bark Park is a full plate of eclectic edibles By David Nelson
The Wandering I ...	Archive »
Sam Spital is on the other side of the lawyer's table now. By Tom Blair
Wine Loot	Archive »
Fun—and practical—wine accessories everyone can enjoy.
Come and Get It	Archive »
Pull up a chair at the table filled with editorial offerings. By Ron Donoho
Letters	Archive »
A Fallbrook resident makes a plea for more restaurants; a reader decries one of our picks for best breakfasts.
Front Pages	Archive »
Beach replenishment binges; plus: Dennis Hopper shoots into town; scouting San Diego for Vin Diesel; and Jose Eber primps at the Four Seasons. By Thomas K. Arnold
Joyce Neu	Archive »
Any time is a good time for peace, according to Joyce Neu. By Dan Bennett
Fred Link	Archive »
Judge Fred Link isn't shy with his opinions--especially when it comes to the media. By Tom Blair
Thank Heaven for Little Girls	Archive »
What happens when you force fathers to learn to dance with their daughters? Something weird——and wonderful. By Ron Donoho
Unguided Tourism	Archive »
San Diego’s tourism community is fractured. The feuding threatens the viability of the region’s third-largest industry, as well as the very existence of our regional visitors bureau. By Larry M. Edwards
A Sense of Smell Friendly	Archive »
You’ve stopped, but you can’t smell the roses. By Margie Farnsworth
Agenda	Archive »
By Kate Lyon
Lights, Sites and Nonstop Action	Archive »
6th@Penn becomes a theatrical hot spot. By Don Braunagel
Sound	Archive »
SummerFest is a symphonic surprise. By David Gregson