San Diego Magazine - February 2003 - San Diego, California

Features
	The Incredible Shrinking Woman San Diego Magazine's copy editor changed her life by undergoing a little-known weight-loss surgery. By Phyllis DeBlanche
Private Eyes (Watching San Diego) TV shows and movies glorify the occupation, but the reality is that private investigators are hard-working stiffs who prosper via persistence and perseverance. By Kevin Cox

Features

The Incredible Shrinking Woman

San Diego Magazine's copy editor changed her life by undergoing a little-known weight-loss surgery.

By Phyllis DeBlanche

Private Eyes (Watching San Diego)

TV shows and movies glorify the occupation, but the reality is that private investigators are hard-working stiffs who prosper via persistence and perseverance.

By Kevin Cox

Departments
City Files: Front Pages	Archive »
The city of San Diego ponders spending a quarter of a million bucks on a rainmaker to cure our drought. Plus: catercorner confusion in Gaslamp Quarter crosswalks; Michael Jackson’s brother Marlon... By Edited by Thomas K. Arnold
Profile: America's Rugby Warrior	Archive »
Not many of us get career advice from old ladies in the grocery store. But when you’re an American rugby player starring for a beloved Welsh team, it comes with the territory. By Alex Goff
Sports: Error, Padres	Archive »
By not keeping the public engaged on proposed changes to the Ballpark District, the Padres and their development company have whiffed in a big way. By Ron Donoho

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