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		<title>San Diego Comic Fat Jewish Guy</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[San Diego Stand Up Comedian David Feingold aka Fat Jewish Guy (fatjewishguy.com) Is the brains behind this site. Check him out on CBS News.
Visit FatJewishGuy.com 

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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>San Diego Stand Up Comedian David Feingold aka Fat Jewish Guy (<a href="http://fatjewishguy.com">fatjewishguy.com</a>) Is the brains behind this site. Check him out on CBS News.<br />
Visit <a href="http://fatjewishguy.com">FatJewishGuy.com </a></p>
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		<title>Dumbest Video Ever</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This guy is a complete ass. Look at how serious he thinks he is. PLEASE comment on how stupid he is. Video inside.

This is from his YouTube description..
&#8220; created this video in response to the 10,000+ visitors that visited understandmyteen .com /blog/ in the first 48 hours after the &#8220;SDSU Drug Bust&#8221; that ocurred on [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This guy is a complete ass. Look at how serious he thinks he is. PLEASE comment on how stupid he is. Video inside.</p>
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<p>This is from his YouTube description..</p>
<p>&#8220;<span> created this video in response to the 10,000+ visitors that visited understandmyteen .com /blog/ in the first 48 hours after the &#8220;SDSU Drug Bust&#8221; that ocurred on May 6th, 2008.</span></p>
<p>Before you jump to conclusions about &#8220;frats&#8221; understand that less then 1% of the entire fraternity and sorority population at SDSU was involved in the arrests!&#8221;</p>
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		<title>Help With Addiction</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 11 May 2008 07:06:07 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Need some help? Got caught up with Drugs? Want to get sober? These places can help. Call them if you need to talk, you can also go to AA, NA or any other _A out there. They are anonymous for a reason. Don&#8217;t throw your life away!



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<td>City Heights</td>
<td>Canyon View Sober Living</td>
<td>Raquel Ibarra</td>
<td>(619) 370-1292</td>
<td>coed</td>
<td class="txrt">$450</td>
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<td>City Heights</td>
<td>Heart &amp; Soul Sober Living</td>
<td>Kevin Freeman</td>
<td>(619) 436-6747</td>
<td>men</td>
<td class="txrt">$400</td>
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<td>City Heights</td>
<td>Jeff&#8217;s Place Sober Livng</td>
<td>Neil Ward</td>
<td>(619) 952-7273</td>
<td>men</td>
<td class="txrt">$450</td>
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<td>City Heights</td>
<td><strong><a href="http://www.soberhousing.net/www.soberlivinghomessandiego.com" target="_blank"><span style="color: #0033ff;">One Day at a Time</span></a></strong></td>
<td>Dave Jocabson</td>
<td>(619) 379-9049</td>
<td>coed</td>
<td class="txrt">$475</td>
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<td>City Heights</td>
<td>Second Chance-46th Street House</td>
<td>Clifton Rucker</td>
<td>(619) 280-3599</td>
<td>coed</td>
<td class="txrt">$400</td>
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<td>Clairemont</td>
<td><strong><a href="http://www.abcsoberliving.com/" target="_blank"><span style="color: #0033ff;">ABC Sober Living</span></a></strong></td>
<td>David Powers</td>
<td>(858) 204-1304</td>
<td>men</td>
<td class="txrt">$750</td>
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<td>Clairemont</td>
<td>Eagles Nest Sober Living</td>
<td>Laura Trutter</td>
<td>(858) 581-1979</td>
<td>men</td>
<td class="txrt">$575</td>
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<td>Clairemont</td>
<td>Villa Fontana Sober Living</td>
<td>Sally</td>
<td>(619) 276-8764</td>
<td>coed</td>
<td class="txrt">$495</td>
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<td></td>
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<td>Emerald Hills</td>
<td>Namaste House Sober Liivng</td>
<td>Bernie Casey</td>
<td>(619) 818-7415</td>
<td>men</td>
<td class="txrt">$425</td>
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<td></td>
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<td>Emerald Hills</td>
<td>Hartley House Sober Living</td>
<td>Mark Passafiume</td>
<td>(619) 262-3955</td>
<td>men</td>
<td class="txrt">$400</td>
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<td>Encanto</td>
<td>Another Chance Sober Living</td>
<td>Phyllis Bolton</td>
<td>(619) 846-2881</td>
<td>men</td>
<td class="txrt">$1000</td>
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<td>Escondido</td>
<td>Home of Hope-Chestnut Street</td>
<td>Lucinda</td>
<td>(619) 454-2593</td>
<td>coed</td>
<td class="txrt">$400</td>
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<td></td>
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<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>Escondido</td>
<td><strong><a href="http://www.sdhomeofhope.org/" target="_blank"><span style="color: #0033ff;">Home of Hope-Date Street</span></a></strong></td>
<td>Lucinda</td>
<td>(619) 454-2593</td>
<td>men</td>
<td class="txrt">$575</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td>Escondido</td>
<td>Home of Hope-Fifth Street</td>
<td>Lucinda</td>
<td>(619) 454-2593</td>
<td>women</td>
<td class="txrt">$400</td>
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<td></td>
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<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>Escondido</td>
<td><strong><a href="http://www.livingsolutionsllc.net/" target="_blank"><span style="color: #0033ff;">Living Solutions</span></a></strong></td>
<td>Claire Babbitt</td>
<td>(858) 748-9354</td>
<td>women</td>
<td class="txrt">$750</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>South Bay</td>
<td>New Hope Sober Living</td>
<td>Carl Wooten</td>
<td>(760) 470-5049</td>
<td>men</td>
<td class="txrt">$700</td>
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<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>La Jolla</td>
<td><strong><a href="http://www.abcsoberliving.com/" target="_blank"><span style="color: #0033ff;">ABC Sober Living</span></a></strong></td>
<td>David Powers</td>
<td>(619) 925-1879</td>
<td>women</td>
<td class="txrt">$1500</td>
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<td></td>
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<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>Lakeside</td>
<td>Shepherd&#8217;s Ranch</td>
<td>Susy Shepard</td>
<td>(619) 807-8478</td>
<td>women</td>
<td class="txrt">$500</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>Lemon Grove</td>
<td>Fresh Start</td>
<td>Joe Bibber</td>
<td>(619) 312-7402</td>
<td>coed</td>
<td class="txrt">$425</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr class="blankrow">
<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>Oceanside</td>
<td>Pisces Living House</td>
<td>Dwight James</td>
<td>(619) 227-9333</td>
<td>men</td>
<td class="txrt">$450</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr class="blankrow">
<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>Poway</td>
<td><strong><a href="http://www.lifehousesoberliving.com/" target="_blank"><span style="color: #0033ff;">Life House Sober Lodging</span></a></strong></td>
<td><span class="MsoNormal"> <span style="font-size: 12pt; font-family: Arial;"> <span class="style1">Shawn McCaw</span> </span> </span></td>
<td>(619) 987-6961</td>
<td>men</td>
<td class="txrt">$490</td>
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<td></td>
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<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>San Diego</td>
<td>Alumni House Sober Living</td>
<td>Barbara Grant</td>
<td>(619) 546-5669</td>
<td>coed</td>
<td class="txrt">$400</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr class="blankrow">
<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>San Diego</td>
<td>Angel House Sober Living</td>
<td>Joseph Stures</td>
<td>(619) 847-8507</td>
<td>coed</td>
<td class="txrt">$400</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr class="blankrow">
<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>San Diego</td>
<td>Arise Sober Living</td>
<td>Demitrius</td>
<td>(619) 366-7699</td>
<td>coed</td>
<td class="txrt">$450</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr class="blankrow">
<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>San Diego</td>
<td>Bancroft House</td>
<td>Michael Herbert</td>
<td>(619) 234-8888</td>
<td>men</td>
<td class="txrt">$400</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr class="blankrow">
<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>San Diego</td>
<td>Boundary Sober Living</td>
<td>Marilyn Billings</td>
<td>(619) 415-4065</td>
<td>men</td>
<td class="txrt">$450</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>San Diego</td>
<td>Westover House</td>
<td>Paul Beauregard</td>
<td>(619) 527-2534</td>
<td>men</td>
<td class="txrt">$400</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr class="blankrow">
<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>Kearney Mesa</td>
<td>Braveheart Sober Living</td>
<td>Pam Jeanes</td>
<td>(858) 733-0825</td>
<td>men</td>
<td class="txrt">$525</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr class="blankrow">
<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>Rancho Penasquitos</td>
<td>The Bridges of San Diego</td>
<td>Sherry Roberts</td>
<td>(619) 917-9577</td>
<td>women</td>
<td class="txrt">$1800</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr class="blankrow">
<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>San Diego</td>
<td>Central House</td>
<td>Donald Dabney</td>
<td>(619) 640-0336</td>
<td>coed</td>
<td class="txrt">$400</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr class="blankrow">
<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>Skyline</td>
<td>Flicker House Sober Living</td>
<td>Deanna Ennis</td>
<td>(619) 262-7302</td>
<td>coed</td>
<td class="txrt">$400</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr class="blankrow">
<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>SDSU Area</td>
<td>Home of Hope-Fall View</td>
<td>Lucinda</td>
<td>(619) 454-2593</td>
<td>men</td>
<td class="txrt">$400</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr class="blankrow">
<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>SDSU Area</td>
<td>Home of Hope-Montezuma</td>
<td>Lucinda</td>
<td>(619) 454-2593</td>
<td>women</td>
<td class="txrt">$500</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
<tr class="blankrow">
<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>Talmadge</td>
<td>Home Stretch Recovery</td>
<td>Karen Dang</td>
<td>(619) 287-2588</td>
<td>coed</td>
<td class="txrt">$390</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr class="blankrow">
<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>Ponway</td>
<td><strong><a href="http://www.lifehousesoberliving.com/" target="_blank"><span style="color: #0033ff;">Life House Sober Lodging</span></a></strong></td>
<td>Karen Hayes</td>
<td>(619) 295-5180</td>
<td>men</td>
<td class="txrt">$500</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr class="blankrow">
<td colspan="8"></td>
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<tr class="blankrow">
<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>SDSU Area</td>
<td>Second Chance-Angle House</td>
<td>Joseph Stures</td>
<td>(619) 234-8888</td>
<td>coed</td>
<td class="txrt">$400</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr class="blankrow">
<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td class="txrt"></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
<td class="txrt"></td>
<td></td>
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<td>Solana Beach</td>
<td>Casa Pacifica Women</td>
<td>Jody Flethcher</td>
<td>(619) 252-8381</td>
<td>women</td>
<td class="txrt">$3000</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr class="blankrow">
<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>South Park</td>
<td>The Cottages Sober Liivng</td>
<td>Neil Ward</td>
<td>(619) 952-7273</td>
<td>coed</td>
<td class="txrt">$420</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr class="blankrow">
<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>Spring Valley</td>
<td>Del Rio House</td>
<td>Lynne Phillips</td>
<td>(619) 884-0960</td>
<td>coed</td>
<td class="txrt">$550</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr class="blankrow">
<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>Spring Valley</td>
<td>Just Like Home</td>
<td>Jennifer Nasheed</td>
<td>(619) 251-1249</td>
<td>wm-w-ch</td>
<td class="txrt">$500</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr class="blankrow">
<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>Vista</td>
<td>A Journey in Sobriety</td>
<td>Eileen Sorenson, Peter Scanlan</td>
<td>(760) 212-7431</td>
<td>men</td>
<td class="txrt">$600</td>
<td></td>
<td></td>
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<tr class="blankrow">
<td colspan="8"></td>
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<td>Vista</td>
<td>R&amp;R Retreats</td>
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		<description><![CDATA[Greeks do Great Things.
Here is a list of great Greek accomplishments throughout history! (my big fat Greek wedding is not one of them)
Greek Accomplishments
o Aristotle (384-322 B.C.):
+ spherical Earth &#60;===&#62; changing appearance of the sky with , lunar eclipses were &#8220;curved.&#8221;
o Aristarchus (310-230 B.C.):
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>Greeks do Great Things</strong>.</p>
<p>Here is a list of great Greek accomplishments throughout history! (my big fat Greek wedding is not one of them)</p>
<p>Greek Accomplishments</p>
<p>o Aristotle (384-322 B.C.):</p>
<p>+ spherical Earth &lt;===&gt; changing appearance of the sky with , lunar eclipses were &#8220;curved.&#8221;</p>
<p>o Aristarchus (310-230 B.C.):</p>
<p>+ Helio-centric model for the Solar System (not believed because parallax was not observed). We note that that Aristarchus had a physical reason for believing in a helio-centric theory. (Copernicus 1700 years later was driven more by aesthetic arguments.)</p>
<p>Argument: Aristarchus wanted to show that the Sun was much larger than the Earth and so most likely should be the object in the center of the Solar System.</p>
<p>The first step was to show that the Sun was much farther from the Earth than was the Moon.</p>
<p>Aristarchus timed how long it took the Moon to go from 3rd to 1st quarter (t) and then from 1st to 3rd quarter (T). If t = T, then the angle A would be 90 degrees. If t less than T, then the angle would be less than 90 degrees. Note that if A ~ 90 degrees this means that the Sun is much much much much further from the Earth than is the Moon. The smaller the angle A is, the smaller the difference between the distances of the Sun and Moon from the Earth. Quantitatvely, the ratio of the distance from the Earth to the Moon (d) to the distance from the Earth to the Sun (D) is given by</p>
<p>(d/D) = sine(90-A)</p>
<p>Aristarchus tried to perform this exercise (it was difficult because A is very nearly 90 degrees). His answer was very inaccurate, but he did find that (d/D) was much smaller than 1, that is, the Sun was much farther away from the Earth than was the Moon!</p>
<p>The next step was to infer the relative size of the Sun and the Earth. To accomplish, Aristarchus used eclipses.</p>
<p>Based on the eclipse geometry shown above, Aristarchus concluded that the Sun must be much larger than the Moon because the angular sizes of the two objects are nearly the same while the Sun is much farther away.</p>
<p>Next, Aristarchus wanted to figure out how large the Moon was compared to the Earth. He decided that the length of the Earth&#8217;s shadow was much greater than the distance to the Moon and so he could assume that the diameter of the shadow (where the Moon entered it) was roughly the same size as the Earth. Given this, Aristarchus could then simply time how long it took the Moon to pass through the shadow of the Earth and then deduce how large the Moon was compared to the Earth. To see this,</p>
<p>Aristarchus concluded that the Earth was three or so times larger than the Moon! (The Earth is actually around four times larger than the Moon and so his guess wasn&#8217;t so bad.) Aristarchus thus concluded that the Sun was much larger than the Earth and so it was much more likely that it lived at the center of our Solar System!</p>
<p>o Erastosthenes (273-? B.C.)</p>
<p>Circumference of the Earth: As you in move in latitude on the Earth, the appearance of the sky will change. Erastosthenes took advantage of this fact to infer the size of the Earth.</p>
<p>On June 21, the Sun casts no shadow at &#8220;noon&#8221; at Syrene (latitude ~ 23.5 degrees). That is, the Sun is passing directly overhead at Syrene. At Alexandria, the Sun casts a short shadow at &#8220;noon&#8221; suggesting that the Sun is passing south of the zenith at noon. The length of the shadow suggested that the angle the Sun made with the vertical was 7 degrees. Hmmmm, this means that Alexandria and Syrene are separated by 7 degrees in latitude or that they are 7/360-ths of the circumference of the Earth apart. Since the distance from Syrene to Alexandria could be measured, Erastosthenes deduced the circumference of the Earth. He came within ~2 % of the current estimate!</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[This guy started a website called greeksdogreatthings.com. Sadly, there is no pictures of Greek food or broken plates. This guy is taking this so seriously. PEOPLE do great things. Yes there are good Frat boys and there are bad frat boys. There are good jocks and bad jocks. There are good nerds and bad nerds. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This guy started a website called greeksdogreatthings.com. Sadly, there is no pictures of Greek food or broken plates. This guy is taking this so seriously. PEOPLE do great things. Yes there are good Frat boys and there are bad frat boys. There are good jocks and bad jocks. There are good nerds and bad nerds. Wait&#8230;there are no bad nerds, just funny hip ones.</p>
<p>Here are some excerpts from that site:</p>
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<h2 style="color: #0000cc;">Calling All Fraternity and Sorority Memembers!</h2>
<h3>Tell the World About the Great Things That You&#8217;ve Done Through Greek Life</h3>
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<div><em>This website was made<br />
for Greeks around the entire country<br />
to yell, and yell loud<br />
about the great things<br />
that fraternities and sororities<br />
have done on their local campuses.</em>
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<h2>TALK ABOUT GREAT THINGS YOUR FRATERNITY OR SORORITY HAS DONE</h2>
<p>Click on <a title="good frat" href="http://greeksdogreatthings.com/blog/what-positive-things-has-your-chapter-done.html" target="_blank">&#8220;Talk About Your Chapter&#8221;</a> above now to write on this website (which the entire world can see). Let the world know the great things that you&#8217;re organization has accomplished!</p>
<h2>WHY DID I START THIS WEBSITE?</h2>
<p>I started this website in response to the tons of negative publicity that has been brought onto the Greek community at San Diego State University due to a huge DEA drug bust that took place on Tuesday May 6th. Of the many students arrested at SDSU, a <span style="text-decoration: underline;">select few</span> were involved in fraternities on campus.</p>
<p>Needless to say, the entire international media from multiple countries jumped on the opportunity to point out the flaws of &#8220;Frats&#8221; and basically pinned a lot of the blame of the drug situation at SDSU onto the &#8220;Frats&#8221;. A conclusion like that is just sad and really disappointing!</p>
<h2>WHERE IS THE MEDIA WHEN GREEKS DO GREAT THINGS?</h2>
<p>The answer to this question is&#8230;NOWWHERE! The media doesn&#8217;t emphasize or show lots of support for the positive things that Greeks do simply because that type of story is not a sellable product for the news channels.  Controversy sells in this nation, and Greeks doing bad things is quite a controversy.</p>
<ul>
<li>The media is at SDSU right now because a crime was committed and Greeks have been connected to it in one way or another</li>
<li>The media will not be at SDSU next time the Greeks pull together another $60,000 to donate to the Wheelchair foundation</li>
<li>The media will not be at SDSU the next time we mobilize a fraternity to volunteer and the annual walk for Autism</li>
<li>The media will not be there in full force next time Greeks are doing something positive</li>
</ul>
<h2>NOW IS YOUR CHANCE! TELL THE WORLD THE GREAT THINGS YOU&#8217;VE DONE!</h2>
<p><a href="http://greeksdogreatthings.com/blog/what-positive-things-has-your-chapter-done.html" target="_blank">Make a posting</a> <a href="http://greeksdogreatthings.com/blog/what-positive-things-has-your-chapter-done.html" target="_blank"> (click here)</a> to this website for the entire world to see. Talk about the Great things that your fraternity or sorority has done, either at your local campus or at a national level.</p>
<ul>
<li>Community service projects</li>
</ul>
<ul>
<li>Helping those in need in the community</li>
</ul>
<ul>
<li>Donating 1000&#8217;s of dollars to good cause</li>
</ul>
<h2>THE WORLD CARES&#8230;.BUT YOU JUST NEED TO TELL THEM</h2>
<p>I wrote an article on another website I manage <a href="http://understandmyteen.com/blog/san-diego-state-university-drug-bust-dont-jump-to-conclusions-about-frats.html" target="_blank">(click here)</a> about the event at SDSU. There were over 7000 visitors from around the entire country in the first 48 hours that the article was online. People from all over the world read the article and numerous people commented on the article in support of the great things that fraternities and sororities have done.</p>
<p>The World Is Watching!</p>
<ul>
<li>The Entire USA</li>
<li>China</li>
<li>Europe</li>
<li>Australia</li>
<li>South Africa</li>
<li>WORLDWIDE SUPPORT!</li>
</ul>
<p align="center"><em>Tell the world about the great things that Greeks have done.<br />
Tell the world that the media portrayal of what being Greek is all about is simply wrong.</em></p>
<h2>The World Is Watching Greeks Right Now&#8230;Let&#8217;s Make This a Positive Thing!</h2>
<p>Post your story now <a href="http://greeksdogreatthings.com/blog/what-positive-things-has-your-chapter-done.html" target="_blank">(</a> <a href="http://greeksdogreatthings.com/blog/what-positive-things-has-your-chapter-done.html" target="_blank">click here</a> <a href="http://greeksdogreatthings.com/blog/what-positive-things-has-your-chapter-done.html" target="_blank">)</a> The world is watching, the world cares, and the media needs to realize that it&#8217;s possible to spread a positive message around the entire world even with the media working against us trying to say that Greeks are a negative influence.</p>
<p>Greeks Unite! Let&#8217;s Stay Positive!</p>
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<h2>What Positive Things Has Your Chapter Done?</h2>
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<p>I want to show the world that Greeks around the entire country and world are a positive influence on their university campuses! I’m working with Greeks around the entire world in an effort to show the rest of the non-Greek public what being Greek is really all about.</p>
<p style="text-align: center;"><strong><span style="color: #0000ff;">Scroll all the way to the bottom of this webpage to leave a note about your chapter!</span></strong></p>
<h2>What Started This Movement?</h2>
<p>Please read the article at my other blog <a title="fraternity drug bust san diego state university" onclick="javascript:urchinTracker('/outbound/www.understandmyteen.com/?p=11?ref=/website/sdsu-drug.html');" href="http://www.understandmyteen.com/?p=11" target="_blank">(click here to see it)</a> if you haven’t already regarding the “drug bust” that occurred at San Diego State University on Tuesday May 6th. Of the SDSU students that were arrested in the incident, a select few were members of various SDSU fraternities.</p>
<p>The media has been focusing on these particular fraternities much more then they’ve been focusing on the entire situation that occured. They’re given the entire Greek community a really bad representation. I’ve been speaking with numerous media contacts, have given interviews, and have shown them my article. However, they seem to refuse to show a positive statement about Greeks on the television and I feel that something needs to be done.</p>
<h2>I’ve taken things into my own hands and want to work with other Greeks around the country.</h2>
<p><span style="color: #0000ff;">Scroll all the way to the bottom of this webpage to leave a note!</span></p>
<h2>Step 1:</h2>
<p>Post Your Fraternity or Sorority Name</p>
<h2>Step 2:</h2>
<p>Post the School You’re Affiliated With</p>
<h2>Step 3:</h2>
<p>Briefly describe a positive thing that you have done as a Greek on your campus.</p>
<h2>How Will Your Stories Be Used?</h2>
<p>I’ll be compiling all of this information onto the GreeksDoGreatThings.com website in the coming days. This website is going to be used to show the entire world that Greeks are a positive influence on campuses around the entire country.</p>
<h2>Spread the Word to the World!</h2>
<ul>
<li>please email this to your friends by clicking <a title="Tell A Friend" onclick="email_popup(this.href); return false;" rel="nofollow" href="http://greeksdogreatthings.com/blog/what-positive-things-has-your-chapter-done.html/emailpopup/"><img class="WP-EmailIcon" style="border: 0px none;" title="Tell A Friend" src="http://greeksdogreatthings.com/blog/wp-content/plugins/email/images/email.gif" alt="Tell A Friend" /></a> <a title="Tell A Friend" onclick="email_popup(this.href); return false;" rel="nofollow" href="http://greeksdogreatthings.com/blog/what-positive-things-has-your-chapter-done.html/emailpopup/">Tell A Friend</a></li>
<li>please join the facebook group at by <a onclick="javascript:urchinTracker('/outbound/www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=17380634107?ref=/website/sdsu-drug.html');" href="http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=17380634107" target="_blank">clicking here</a> and invite all your friends. Even if you only invite a few friends (like 5-10 people), this is a huge help!</li>
<li>tell the world you’re greek, you’re proud, you’re positive!</li>
</ul>
<p>I look forward to hearing about all the great things Greek’s have done around the entire country.</p>
<p>Tags: <a rel="tag" href="http://greeksdogreatthings.com/blog/tag/frat">frat</a>, <a rel="tag" href="http://greeksdogreatthings.com/blog/tag/san-diego-state">san diego state</a>, <a rel="tag" href="http://greeksdogreatthings.com/blog/tag/sdsu">sdsu</a></p>
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<li id="comment-2" class="alt"> <cite><a onclick="javascript:urchinTracker('/outbound/www.sdsusigep.com?ref=/website/sdsu-drug.html');" rel="external nofollow" href="http://www.sdsusigep.com/">Nick Kwok</a></cite> Says:<br />
<small class="commentmetadata"><a href="http://greeksdogreatthings.com/blog/what-positive-things-has-your-chapter-done.html#comment-2">May 9th, 2008 at 5:08 am</a> </small>My name is Nick Kwok. I’m a representative of <strong>Sigma Phi Epsilon</strong> Cal Delta Chapter of <strong>San Diego State</strong> University.</p>
<p>Before I touch on what our fraternity does for the community, I just want to say how much of a positive impact Greek Life has had on my life and hopefully has on many others.</p>
<p>I was a bit skeptical about going Greek because of stereotypes that I’ve seen and heard on television and whatnot–In fact, the first semester of college, I completely avoided it. I was going through a really tough time in my life after my first semester of college and decided that I needed to make a change. I decided to go Greek but in all honesty, the <strong>top</strong> reason I went Greek wasn’t for brotherhood at the time, definitely not for the parties considering that I do not drink or do drugs, but it was for a spiteful reason because of a certain someone. What’s funny is that this spiteful act quickly became one of the best decisions I’ve ever made in my life–it has completely transformed my life from a depressed, lackadaisical, suicidal wreck into helping me become the charismatic, diligent human being who is on the everlasting pursuit of excellence that I am now.</p>
<p>The fraternity that I am in is a non-hazing fraternity and our number one goal is to create balanced leaders for the world and open the door of opportunity for every single brother in our house. We believe that going Greek is a quest to develop a greater of self(everything from self-esteem to self-criticism). In becoming Greek, I have discovered a completely new meaning to the word brotherhood in that it is not just being friends with a person but it is learning to be responsible for one another, the desire to help a brother in need and having a passion to see each and every brother succeed. Going Greek has given me lifelong friends. Going Greek has taught me that nothing is impossible if one truly commits himself to excellence and manages his time well. Being in a fraternity has taught me how to set and achieve high goals, how to push myself and what it takes to be a successful and inspirational leader.</p>
<p><strong>Going Greek has completely turned my life around</strong> and I’m sure it has done the same for many of my fellow brothers.</p>
<p>Not many people see or hear about the community service events, the outreach for leadership and just positive sides of Greek life in general. The moment something negative happens in the Greek community, media, students, faulty and staff and sometimes even fellow Greek are quick to jump to conclusions, resort to stereotypes and pin the blame on the whole Greek community while the whole community may be completely oblivious to the wrongful acts that are being committed. There are so many accomplishments SDSU Greeks have achieved that go undermined. Here are a few of ours:</p>
<p>We are proud to say that we push each member to be scholars and have had the highest GPA on campus for multiple consecutive semesters.</p>
<p>We have endeavors to help the community as much as possible. Some of the events that we have participated in are:</p>
<p>-Bowling with those who suffer from Cognitive Disorders<br />
-<strong>Repainting the U.S.S. Midway</strong><br />
-Setup and helped to make the <strong>Art Galla for Kids</strong> at KBPS television station a success<br />
-The <strong>M.S. walk</strong> annually<br />
-Jenny’s Walk for children with special needs<br />
-YMCA<br />
-Fundraised money from Philanthropies that went towards SDSU and Little League Hilltoppers<br />
-<strong>Big Brothers and Big Sisters</strong> of San Diego</p>
<p>We are always looking for ways to give to the community.</p>
<p>Many members from SigEp hold positions in a newly created committee called ‘The Green Love’ Committee which is committed to improve the sustainability of the San Diego State Campus and surrounding communities.</p>
<p>Our fraternity promotes leadership in and outside of the house and we have many members who hold AS positions as well as presidencies and vice presidencies of campus clubs.</p>
<p>We are a fraternity based on the love of God and we encourage our members to pursue their faiths together as well as live faithfully.</p>
<p>San Diego State has recently become involved with Greek Intervarsity which is a way for all Greeks to come and explore faith together. Needless to say, my fraternity is the reason I have developed such an amazing relationship with God for I have brothers who will guide myself and each to live diligently and faithfully as beseech the day.</p>
<p>This is just our fraternity alone. <strong>Greek life at SDSU only wants to give to the community and to others</strong>. My heart and prayers truly go out to those who have suffered from the recent turn of events with the drug bust.</p>
<p>A special thank you to Jon for giving Greeks the opportunity to show and speak to the world about our endeavors to the campus, community and members.</p>
<p>-Nick Kwok</li>
<li id="comment-3"> <cite>Entire SDSU Greek Community</cite> Says:<br />
<small class="commentmetadata"><a href="http://greeksdogreatthings.com/blog/what-positive-things-has-your-chapter-done.html#comment-3">May 9th, 2008 at 12:35 pm</a> </small>On Monday night (the day before the “drug bust”), SDSU had the Unity Night awards night where fraternities and sororities were recognized for their accomplishments.</p>
<p>It needs to be noted that it was at Unity Night where it was announced that the <strong>entire Greek Community at SDSU </strong>was successful in raising $30,000 for the wheelchair foundation. Not only that, but a few members of the Greek system used their business networking skills (which they learn in the Greek system) to get a community organization to match our donation!</p>
<p>That means the entire Greek community (all SDSU houses working together) was responsible for a <strong>$60,000 donation to the wheelchair foundation</strong>.</p>
<p>That shows that Greeks can do great things, not just as individual houses, but working together as a Greek Community</li>
<li id="comment-4" class="alt"> <cite>Justin</cite> Says:<br />
<small class="commentmetadata"><a href="http://greeksdogreatthings.com/blog/what-positive-things-has-your-chapter-done.html#comment-4">May 9th, 2008 at 8:15 pm</a> </small>The <strong>Sigma Nu Fraternity at SDSU</strong> raised <strong>$5,150 </strong>for the <strong>American Red Cross Fire Relief Fund</strong> in November of 2007 to benefit the thousands of families that lost their homes in October of 2007. Most money was donated straight from alumni of the chapter and families of current members. Sigma Nu (along with several other SDSU Greeks) also sent over a d<strong>ozen active members to the Qualcomm evacuation site</strong> the day the fires broke out.</li>
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		<description><![CDATA[We know that you might want to help out. As an SDSU student you might be embarrassed by what happened and want to give back. Here is a list of charities that start with teh letter A. There are so many out there that we cut the list short.
*   A Auto Donation Tax-Deductible Charity
* A [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We know that you might want to help out. As an SDSU student you might be embarrassed by what happened and want to give back. Here is a list of charities that start with teh letter A. There are so many out there that we cut the list short.</p>
<p>*   A Auto Donation Tax-Deductible Charity<br />
* A Caring Safe Place<br />
* A Caring Safe Place<br />
* A Child&#8217;s Dream<br />
* A Child&#8217;s Wish Association of America<br />
* A Department of IHI<br />
* A Fresh Start, Inc.<br />
* A Grace Place Adult Care Center<br />
* A Leg To Stand On<br />
* A New Life<br />
* A Woman&#8217;s Concern, Inc.<br />
* A/U Camps<br />
* A/U Ranches<br />
* AACR Foundation for the Prevention and Cure of Cancer<br />
* AANE<br />
* AARP<br />
* AARP Foundation<br />
* ABBA, A Women&#8217;s Resource Center<br />
* Abbot Group Home<br />
* Academy of American Poets<br />
* Academy of Science of St. Louis<br />
* Accelerated Cure Project for Multiple Sclerosis<br />
* Accelerated Cure Project, Inc.<br />
* ACCESS<br />
* ACCION International<br />
* Accion Social Comunitaria<br />
* Achievement Center Foundation<br />
* ACI Children&#8217;s Center for Diabetes and Cancer Research<br />
* ACLU Foundation<br />
* ACLUF<br />
* Acorn Foundation, Inc.<br />
* Acre Family Day Care Corp.<br />
* Action Against Hunger<br />
* Action International Ministries<br />
* Action Ministries Houston, Incorporated<br />
* Action on Smoking and Health<br />
* Action, Inc.<br />
* Activated Ministries<br />
* Actors Theatre of Louisville<br />
* ADA Foundation<br />
* ADA Health Foundation<br />
* Addison County Crime Stoppers<br />
* Addison County Crisis Pregnancy Center<br />
* Addison County Firefighters Association, Inc.<br />
* Adelante Youth Center<br />
* Adelante, Inc.<br />
* Adequate Housing for Missourians<br />
* Adolescent Consultation Services, Inc.<br />
* Adopt &amp; Shop<br />
* Adopt A Platoon<br />
* Adopt America<br />
* Adopt America Network<br />
* Adopt-A-Classroom<br />
* Adopt-A-Manatee<br />
* Adopt-A-Native-Elder<br />
* Adoptaplatoon Soldier Support Effort<br />
* Adoption Exchange<br />
* ADRA<br />
* ADSA, Inc.<br />
* Adult Care Center of Roanoke Valley, Inc.<br />
* Adult Care Services<br />
* Advancing Native Missions<br />
* Advancing Renewal Ministries<br />
* Advancing the Ministries of the Gospel<br />
* Advent House<br />
* Adventist Development and Relief Agency International<br />
* Adventure Unlimited<br />
* Advocate Center, Inc.<br />
* Advocates Community Counseling<br />
* Advocates, Inc.<br />
* AEA International, Inc.<br />
* aecp<br />
* AFC Mentoring<br />
* Affordable Housing Institute<br />
* Afghan Women&#8217;s Mission<br />
* African Christians Fellowship International<br />
* African Crafts and Art<br />
* African Leadership<br />
* African Medical and Research Foundation<br />
* African Team Ministries<br />
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* Aglow International<br />
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* Aid for AIDS<br />
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* Aidmatrix<br />
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* AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts, Inc.<br />
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* All Care VNA of Greater Lynn<br />
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* Alternatives in Motion, Inc.<br />
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* Alzheimer&#8217;s Association<br />
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* American Brotherhood for the Blind<br />
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<p>We know you don&#8217;t have the munchies cause there are no drugs on campus. So, head on out to some of San Diego&#8217;s Finest eateries and enjoy!</p>
<p>American</p>
<p>Bahia Cafe 998 Mission Bay Drive, San Diego, CA 92109, 858-488-0551, This restaurant offers indoor and open air dining in a Mediterranean atmosphere and it serves American and Southwestern cuisine to the soothing sounds from a three-tiered fountain.</p>
<p>Boathouse Restaurant 2040 Harbor Island Drive, San Diego, CA 92101, Located at the San Diego Harbor, 619-291-8011, The panoramic views will delight you at this waterfront restaurant that serves fresh seafood, steaks, chicken, prime rib, and pasta dishes, complemented by a full serivce bar, all served in an elegant atmosphere.</p>
<p>Buster&#8217;s Beach House &amp; Longboard Bar 807 West Harbor Drive, San Diego, CA 92101, Located at Seaport Village, 619-233-4300, This tropical themed waterfront restaurant and longboard bar features the best in American cuisine, prepared in generous portions and served in an elegant, casual atmosphere.</p>
<p>Croce&#8217;s Restaurant &amp; Bars 802 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, Located in the Gaslamp Quarter, 619-233-4355, Established as a tribute to Jim Croce, this establishment features two restaurants and three bars offering American cuisine with live jazz and rhythm &amp; blues nightly. The restaurant is decorated with family photos, gold albums, guitars, and memorabilia.</p>
<p>Dick&#8217;s Last Resort 345 Fourth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, 619-231-9100, A lively restaurant that serves buckets of ribs, barbecue chicken, crab legs, salads, and steaks, all in a unique atmosphere with entertainment provided.</p>
<p>Edgewater Grill 861 West Harbor Drive, San Diego, CA 92101, Located in Seaport Village, 619-232-7581, Enjoy the magnificent views of San Diego Bay on the outdoor patios while at this waterfront restaurant which serves delicious breakfast dishes, fresh pastas, fresh seafood, steak, ribs, gourmet pizzas, and crisp salads.</p>
<p>George&#8217;s on Fifth 835 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, Located in the Gaslamp District, 619-702-0444, An upscale restaurant which is nestled in a historic setting and serves certified Angus beef, chops, seafood, pasta, and mouthwatering desserts, complemented by a great wine list.</p>
<p>Hollywood Star Grille &amp; Nightclub 1320 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, 619-232-2102, One of San Diego&#8217;s liveliest restaurants, this restaurant offers Mexican breakfast dishes, steaks, pasta, and seafood. The nightclub on the second level features live music and dance events.</p>
<p>Reuben E. Lee 880 East Harbor Island Drive, San Diego, CA 92101, 619-291-1880, Situated on a floating 1880s style riverboat, this restaurant features seafood specialties, prime rib, and steaks, all served in a comfortable setting with panoramic city and harbor views.</p>
<p>Tom Ham&#8217;s Lighthouse Restaurant 2150 Harbor Island Drive, San Diego, CA 92101, Located On the Harbor, 619-291-9110, One of San Diego&#8217;s best known architectual landmarks, this restaurant was built in 1971 around a functioning lighthouse. Run by the second generation of Hams, this restaurant specializes in steaks, seafood, and pasta, complete with panoramic views of the downtown skyline and harbor.</p>
<p>Asian</p>
<p>Panda Inn 506 Horton Plaza, San Diego, CA 92101, 619-233-7800, The largest Chinese restaurant chain in the world, this restaurant offers an extensvie menu of award-winning Mandarin and Szechuan cuisine, served in an elegant atmosphere.</p>
<p>Bar-B-Que</p>
<p>Kansas City Barbecue 610 West Market Street, San Diego, CA 92101, Located in Downtown San Diego, 619-231-9680, The filming location for the movie &#8220;Top Gun,&#8221; this restaurant serves the best barbecue in town, complemented by a full menu of great side dishes.</p>
<p>Brew Pubs</p>
<p>Gordon Biersch 5010 Mission Center Road, San Diego, CA 92108, Located in Mission Valley, 619-688-1120, An upscale brewpub that specializes in American cuisine with international flavors, as well as the finest handcrafted German lager beer, brewed fresh on the premises from the highest quality ingredients. They also provide a wide array of select wines, premium and ultra premium spirits, and high quality mixers.</p>
<p>Henry&#8217;s Pub 618 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, 619-238-2389, This brew pub features beer from around the world, California cuisine with Scandinavian spice, and live music in a lively, downtown atmosphere.</p>
<p>Cafes</p>
<p>Pier Cafe 885 West Harbor Drive, San Diego, CA 92101, 619-239-3968, Situated over the water, this casual outdoor cafe features fresh fish and New England clam chowder, complemented by full cocktail services.</p>
<p>Chinese</p>
<p>China Camp 2137 Pacific Highway, San Diego, CA 92101, Located in Fat City, 619-232-0686, Authentic Cantonese, Szechman, and Mandarin cuisine served in a rustic, early California setting is featured at this cozy restaurant.</p>
<p>P.F. Chang&#8217;s 7077 Friars Road, San Diego, CA 92108, Located in Fashion Valley, 619-260-8484, Experience wonderful dining while at this restaurant, which is a unique combination of Chinese cuisine, attentive service, wine, and tempting desserts, all served in a stylish, high-energy bistro.</p>
<p>Contemporary</p>
<p>Buffalo Joe&#8217;s Restaurant &amp; Bar 600 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, 619-236-1616, For casual contemporary cuisine, this is the restaurant for you. The restaurant also offers live music nightly, a full bar with 20 beers on tap, and a late night dinner menu.</p>
<p>Jimmy Love&#8217;s 672 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, Located at Corner Fifth &amp; G in Gaslamp Quarter, 619-595-0123, Nestled in the beautifully restored, historic circa 1887 &#8220;Old City Hall&#8221; building, this popular restaurant showcases the finest in contemporary American cuisine and it offers nightly live entertainment.</p>
<p>Terra Restaurant 3900 Block of Vermont Street, San Diego, CA 92103, Located in Hillcrest, 619-293-7088, Relaxed dining in a warm and inviting atmosphere is featured at this award-winning restaurant which serves a contemporary blend of South, Central, and North American cuisine, complemented by a selection of 30 wines sold by the glass.</p>
<p>Creole &amp; Cajun</p>
<p>Bayou Bar &amp; Grill 329 Market Street, San Diego, CA 92101, 619-696-8747, Flying in the finest seafood from the Louisiana Gulf Coast and the Bayou regions, this restaurant serves award-winning Creole and Cajun cuisine and it also offers live weekend entertainment and a Sunday champagne Jazz brunch.</p>
<p>Cuban &amp; Latino</p>
<p>Latin Room, The 560 Fourth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, 619-284-0175, A small nouveau Latin menu that consists of delicacies like cactus salad and grilled prawns are served at this restaurant, complemented by specialty margaritas with 130 different tequilas available. After dinner, tables are rolled away later to make room for guests to dance the night away to a mix of flamenco, Latin jazz, meringue, DJ mixes, and live Latin guitarists.</p>
<p>Delis &amp; Sandwich Shops</p>
<p>Cheese Shop, The 627 Fourth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, Located in the Gaslamp Quarter, 619-232-2303, A sandwich shop plus more that is conveniently located near the Convention Center and is a perfect place for a full service breakfast or lunch.</p>
<p>Diners</p>
<p>Corvette Diner, The 3946 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92103, 619-542-1476, Voted San Diego&#8217;s favorite informal dining by Holiday Magazine, this hot spot serves American cuisine, a full bar, and a soda fountain, all in a 1950s atmosphere with rock and roll music playing in the background.</p>
<p>Ethnic</p>
<p>Bandar 825 Fourth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, Located in the Gaslamp Quarter, 619-238-0101, Considered one of the best ethnic restaurants in San Diego, this restaurant serves 36 dishes of award-winning Persian cuisine. Many bold flavors are added, with garlic, onion, and mint predominate.</p>
<p>French</p>
<p>Chez Loma French Bistro 1132 Loma Avenue, Coronado, CA 91228, 619-435-0661, Situated in a historic Victorian landmark just one block from the beach and the Hotel Del, this restaurant serves progressive French cuisine. Awarded the Mobil Three Stars Award, they feature three dinner menus, three party menus, appetizers, and an extensive wine list.</p>
<p>Laurel Restaurant &amp; Bar 505 Laurel Street, San Diego, CA 92101, Located in Banker&#8217;s Hill, 619-239-2222, This elegant midtown restaurant has been awarded the prestigious Moblil Four Star Award. They specialize in Southern French cuisine with a distinct Mediterranean influence. Provencal specialties include chicken roasted in a clay pot and duck confit.</p>
<p>Royale Brasserie and Bar 224 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, 619-237-4900, Set in an authentic French brasserie setting, this restaurant serves a large variety of fresh seafood and meat dishes, complemented by an extensive wine list.</p>
<p>Thee Bungalow 4996 West Point Loma Boulevard, San Diego, CA 92107, Located Near Mission Bay Park, 619-224-2884, A wonderful and romantic old country bungalow where country French cuisine is served in three intimate dining rooms. Specialities include rack of lamb, quenelles, and escargot Bourgogne. An award-winning wine list of over 1,000 wines complements your meal.</p>
<p>Fusion</p>
<p>Chive 558 Fourth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, Located in the Gaslamp District, 619-232-4483, A sleek, sophisticated hot spot that offers contemporary, global fusion cuisine and a full liquor bar, all in the heart of the Gaslamp District.</p>
<p>Indian</p>
<p>Star of India Restaurant 1820 Garnet Avenue, San Diego, CA 92109, Located in Pacific Beach, 858-459-3355, This restaurant features a menu that reflects the cuisine of all parts of India. You&#8217;ll have your choice of curries that are extra mild, mild, medium, hot, and burning hot. There are two other locations of this restaurant in the San Diego area.</p>
<p>International</p>
<p>Parallel 33 741 West Washington Street, San Diego, CA 92103, 619-260-0033, This restaurant serves Chef Amiko Gubbin&#8217;s interpretation of the foods from the 33rd parallel: cuisine from Japan, China, India, the Middle East, and Morocco.</p>
<p>Irish Pubs</p>
<p>Field Authentic Irish Pub &amp; Restaurant 544 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, Located in the Gaslamp Quarter, 619-232-9840, This Irish pub features authentic award-winning homestyle Irish &#8220;Fayre,&#8221; such as &#8220;boxty&#8221; dishes, Irish lamb stew, shepherd&#8217;s pie, and much more. Live music is offered on Sunday afternoons.</p>
<p>Italian</p>
<p>Acqua AL 2 322 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, Located in Downtown San Diego, 619-230-0382, Specializing in traditional pasta and beef dishes in an old-world Tuscan bistro setting, this restaurant’s warm atmosphere is set off by dramatic brickwork, rich, dark woodwork, and wines displays. Wonderful Tuscan cuisine is presented much in the same way as it is in Florence.</p>
<p>Asti Ristorante 728 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, Located in the Gaslamp Quarter, 619-232-8844, An award-winning Italian restaurant that features authentic Italian cuisine, including Newport meats, steaks, and chops. They are open seven days a week for lunch and dinner and reservations are recommended. Facilities for corporate events and private parties are available.</p>
<p>Bella Luna Restaurant 748 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, Located in the Gaslamp Quarter, 619-239-3222, For authentic regional Italian cuisine, including homemade pastas, carpaccios, seafood, and veal dishes, you don&#8217;t want to miss this unique Italian restaurant which is nestled in the heart of the Gaslamp District.</p>
<p>Buca di Beppo 705 Sixth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, 619-233-7272, A neighborhood-style restaurant which offers huge, family-size portions of food just like the immigrants of Southern Italy would have served. A slightly zany atmosphere is featured and the walls are crowded with a wild assortment of Italian memorabilia. They are open for dinner only except on Sundays when they open in time for lunch.</p>
<p>de&#8217; Medici 815 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, Located in the Gaslamp Quarter, 619-702-7228, A stunningly elegant Italian restaurant which serves Northern Italian cuisine for dinner only; reservations are necessary. Art lovers will appreciate the 16th century art hanging on the walls.</p>
<p>Fio&#8217;s Cucina Italiana 801 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, Located in the Gaslamp Quarter, 619-234-3467, This San Diego landmark serves award-winning Northern Italian cuisine, complemented by an extensive wine list. A few of their specialties includes Roasted Salmon Filet with Pesto Risotto and Roasted Red Pepper Burre Blanc, Roasted Seabass, and Gorgonzola Crusted Filet with Chianti Mashed Potatoes and an Italian Truffle Sauce.</p>
<p>Gemelli Italian Grill 495 Laurel Street, San Diego, CA 92101, 619-208-9784, Elegant yet comfortable restaurant featuring a bar and patio.</p>
<p>Lino&#8217;s Italian Restaurant 2754 Calhoun Street, San Diego, CA 92110, 619-299-7124, This Italian hideaway serves an array of delicious Italian cuisine, such as veal and chicken dishes, seafood, pasta, and homemade soups. Patio dining is available and they are open daily for lunch and dinner.</p>
<p>Old Spaghetti Factory 275 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, 619-233-4323, A family dining restaurant which is decorated with antiques and serves delicious Italian cuisine and fine wine in a festive atmosphere.</p>
<p>Old Trieste Restaurant 2335 Morena Boulevard, San Diego, CA 92110, 619-276-1841, A New York style, award-winning restaurant which serves terrific Northern Italian cuisine, complete with fresh fish and filet mignon. Coats are required for gentlemen at dinner.</p>
<p>Osterio Panevino 722 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, 619-595-7959, This Italian restaurant serves authentic Italian cuisine, homemade breads, and homemade desserts, all in a country Italian setting.</p>
<p>Quattro Gatti Ristorante 827 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, 619-235-8500, An Italian and steakhouse-themed restaurant that offers cuisine from the various regions of Italy with an emphasis on Northern Italian dishes.</p>
<p>Salvatore&#8217;s Cucina Italiana 750 Front Street, San Diego, CA 92101, 619-544-1865, Considered by locals to be the Italian restaurant by which all others are measured, this restaurant opened in 1987 as downtown&#8217;s premier Italian fine dining restaurant and it&#8217;s authentic cuisine help create an unforgettable dining experience.</p>
<p>Trattoria Mare E Monti 644 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, Located in the Gaslamp Quarter, 619-235-8144, Light and healty regional Italian cuisine is featured at this unique restaurant that also offers an extraordinary wine selection which features both California and Italian regional wines.</p>
<p>Japanese</p>
<p>Benihana 477 Camino del Rio South, San Diego, CA 92108, 619-298-4666, Considered to be the leading Asian themed restaurant chain in the country, patrons can watch their own personal chef prepare steak, chicken, and seafood right before their very eyes in this entertaining Japanese restaurant. Japanese, teppanyaki, and sushi menus are available.</p>
<p>Todai Restaurant 2828 Camino Del Rio South, San Diego, CA 92108, 619-299-8996, This Japanese restaurant features a fantastic, 200-foot, all-you-can-eat sushi and seafood bar and it also serves Japanese style seafood entrees, hot food, salads, and mini pastries. The are open for lunch and dinner seven days a week.</p>
<p>Mediterranean</p>
<p>Bertrand at Mister A&#8217;s 2550 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92103, Overlooking Balboa Park, 619-239-1377, Selected &#8220;Best New Restaurant&#8221; by San Diego Magazine, this &#8220;soon-to-be-a legend&#8221; restaurant offers seasonal cuisine with French and Mediterranean influences, complemented by outstanding views of San Diego.</p>
<p>Vine Ripe Market 8191 Fletcher Parkway, San Diego, CA 91942, 619-462-9900, This is an international grocery store specializing in Mediterranean foods. Also, attached to the grocery store is an authentic Mediterranean grill serving shwarma, hummus, dolma, and more.</p>
<p>Mexican &amp; Southwestern</p>
<p>Cafe Coyote 2461 San Diego Avenue, San Diego, CA 92110, Located in Historic Old Town, 619-291-4695, This restaurant serves traditional Mexican cuisine with tortillas made daily in the heart of Historic Old Town. Outdoor dining is available.</p>
<p>Casa De Bandini 2660 Calhoun Street, San Diego, CA 92110, 619-297-8211, This historic hacienda offers traditional Mexican food, award-winning seafood specialties, and their famous margaritas with mariachi entertainment provided. Garden patio dining is available.</p>
<p>Casa De Pico 5500 Grossmont Center Drive, San Diego, CA 91942, Located in La Mesa, CA, 619-463-3267, Casa De Pico has been a San Diego favorite for over 34 years. At ther new location, they have their world famous giant margaritas, traditional Mexican cuisine, as well as some new seafood dishes. Dine amid their festive interior dining room, your eyes will feast upon festive folk art, colorful wall hangings and paintings. Watch the tortillas being made by hand in the display kitchen, and sample the tortillas warm off of the griddle.They also accept reservations in ther new location and create special occasion &#8220;fiestas&#8221; that will have your guests raving for weeks. Full Cantina with 4 T.V.&#8217;s and Weekday Specials 3-7 P.M. Live entertainment every day of the week. Patio dining, fountains, Banquet Rooms for special events. Catering also available. Hours of Operation: Monday-Saturday 11:00 A.M-10:00 P.M. Sunday: 10:00 A.M.-10:00 P.M.</p>
<p>Casa Guadalajara 4105 Taylor Street, San Diego, CA 92110, Located in Historic Old Town, 619-295-5111, A beautiful restaurant that offers authentic Mexican cuisine, lively mariachi entertainment, and their famous margaritas.</p>
<p>Dakota Grill &amp; Spirits 901 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, Located in the Gaslamp Quarter, 619-234-5554, This upscale restaurant features two floors of dining, as well as award-winning food, such as Mesquite grilled steaks and fresh seafood with a Southwestern flair. A full bar with an extensive selection of microbrewery beers and California wines complements your meal and live piano music is provided Wednesday through Saturday evenings.</p>
<p>El Fandango 2734 Calhoun Street, San Diego, CA 92110, Located in Historic Old Town, 619-298-2860, Nestled in a registered historic landmark that looks like an old California hacienda, this restaurant serves both Mexican and continental cuisine. Live music, including strolling troubadours and piano playing, is featured every Wednesday through Sunday.</p>
<p>Miguel&#8217;s Cocina Point Loma 2912 Shelter Island Drive, San Diego, CA 92106, 619-224-2401, Close to sportfishing docks, this restaurant serves freshly prepared traditional Mexican dishes, complemented by great margaritas.</p>
<p>Old Town Mexican Cafe 2489 San Diego Avenue, San Diego, CA 92110, Located in Historic Old Town, 619-297-4330, 888-234-9836, Voted &#8220;Best Mexican Restaurant&#8221; in the Reader&#8217;s Choice Award by San Diego Magazine for ten years, this is a place you don&#8217;t want to miss. For over 20 years this Mexican restaurant, which specializes in carnitas, rotisserie chicken, handmade tortillas, and award-winning margaritas, has been pleasing locals and tourists alike.</p>
<p>Rancho El Nopal 4016 Wallace Street, San Diego, CA 92110, Located in Old Town, 619-295-0584, Specializing in Mexican combinations and Southwestern cuisine, this restaurant also offers seven flavors of margaritas and garden patio dining.</p>
<p>Pacific Rim</p>
<p>Kemo Sabe 3958 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92103, Located in Hillcrest, 619-220-6802, This spectacular restaurant features an award-winning Pacific Rim menu, including Dim Sum and Then Sum, a creation using Asian and New Mexican influences. The restaurant also features local microbrews on tap and nearly 50 varieties of wine.</p>
<p>Regional Cuisine</p>
<p>Dobson&#8217;s Bar &amp; Restaurant 956 Broadway Circle, San Diego, CA 92101, Located in Downtown San Diego, 619-231-6771, Named for Paul Dobson, one of America&#8217;s few professional bullfighters, this restaurant is a hot spot for business lunches and it is frequented by many local and national celebrities. The menu consists of California cuisine with a touch of Italian, French, Spanish, and Asian influences.</p>
<p>Grant Grill , The Grant Grill , The 326 Broadway, San Diego, CA 92101, Located Downtown in the Historic US Grant, 619-744-2077, The Grant Grill features contemporary California cuisine with an Art Deco ambience reminiscent of the glory days of fine luxury liners. Executive Chef Mark Kropczynski has a sophisticated yet simple philosophy - “only the best will do.” Working along with Chef de Cuisine, Chris Kurth, they collaborate on selecting locally grown, seasonal ingredients and allow inspiration to be the driving force when it comes to creating their evocative menu. The intent is to have each dinner guest taste the freshness of every single ingredient. Inspired by the legacy of the historic US Grant Hotel and the growing recognition of San Diego as an important cultural destination, the Chefs are focused on creating a seasonal menu that celebrates a flair for contemporary and cutting edge preparations, as well as, masterful and artistic presentations. Since the hotel guestrooms and public areas are a showpiece for an international array of original works of art, the chef’s have decided to incorporate the hotel’s eclectic artistic themes into the Grant Grill menu. Even desserts are designed with an artistic flair.</p>
<p>Palomino Euro Bistro 8990 University Center Lane, San Diego, CA 92122, 858-452-9000, This vibrant restaurant is known for its unique design and intriguing exhibition cooking, with a menu of versatile, imaginative California cuisine with a touch of the Mediterranean available.</p>
<p>Spanish</p>
<p>Ole&#8217; Madrid Cafe 755 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, Located in the Gaslamp Quarter, 619-557-0146, One of the first restaurants to open in this area, this restaurant is nestled in an award-winning architecturally significant building. This restaurant serves Spanish cuisine with favorites including tapas, paella, and sangria. Nightly entertainment is provided.</p>
<p>Rei do Gado Brazilian Steak House 939 Fourth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, Located in Downtown San Diego, 619-702-8464, This restaurant serves traditional Brazilian cuisine, including churrasco and an all-you-can-eat feast of Brazilian-style salads, meats, and side dishes.</p>
<p>Sevilla 555 Fourth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, Located in Downtown San Diego, 619-233-5979, A lively restaurant that serves an extensive menu of delicious coastal Spanish cuisine, complemented by fabulous drinks and live entertainment. Every weekend Flamenco dancers perform for your pleasure.</p>
<p>Sports Bars &amp; Pubs</p>
<p>Moondoggies Pacific Beach 832 Garnet Avenue, San Diego, CA 92109, 858-483-6550, The ultimate sports restaurant, this happening spot serves appetizers, soups, salads, burgers, sandwiches, and Mexican entrees. It also features five big screen TVs, over 50 TV monitors, and entertainment.</p>
<p>Pacific Fish Company 601 Pacific Highway, San Diego, CA 92101-5914, Inside the Embassy Suites Hotel San Diego Bay, 619-232-0274, This sports bar features a large screen TV, ten monitors for sports viewing, daily specials, a wide selection of local microbrews, and delicious seafood dishes, as well as tempting steaks, chops, and chicken specialties.</p>
<p>Seau&#8217;s The Restaurant 1640 Camino Del Rio North, #376, San Diego, CA 92108, Located at Mission Valley Center, 619-291-7328, This is Charger all-pro linebacker Junior Seau&#8217;s popular restaurant and large sports bar which features a full service sushi lounge and a menu of contemporary American grill cuisine, complete with salads, sandwiches, burgers, pizzas, pastas, and grilled fresh fish.</p>
<p>Seafood</p>
<p>Brigantine Restaurant 1333 Orange Avenue, Coronado, CA 92118, 619-435-4166, San Diego&#8217;s favorite place for outstanding cuisine, friendly service, and an inviting atmosphere, this restaurant serves exceptionally prepared fresh seafood, as well as steaks, pasta, and chicken, in a comfortable, nautical atmosphere.</p>
<p>Cafe Pacifica 2414 San Diego Avenue, San Diego, CA 92110-2836, Located in Historic Old Town, 619-291-6666, Contemporary, fresh seafood cuisine prepared with distinctive California freshly grown herbs is featured at this restaurant that also serves a variety of pasta dishes, Colorado lamb chops, and steaks.</p>
<p>Eddie V&#8217;s Edgewater Grille 861 West Harbor Drive, San Diego, CA 92101, Located in Seaport Village, 619-232-7581, Enjoy the magnificent views of San Diego Bay on the outdoor patios while at this waterfront restaurant which serves delicious breakfast dishes, fresh pastas, fresh seafood, steak, ribs, gourmet pizzas, and crisp salads.</p>
<p>Fish Market, The 750 North Harbor Drive, San Diego, CA 92101, 619-232-3474, The freshest, highest-quality seafood is served at this restaurant that offers a menu supported by their own fishery, fishing boat, and partnership in an oyster farm.</p>
<p>Joe&#8217;s Crab Shack 7610 Hazard Center Drive, #703, San Diego, CA 92108, 619-260-1111, Started in Houston, Texas, this tacky-looking, shack-restaurant will serve your meal on a newspaper lined table! Dine on crabs in any size, shape, and color, and other tasty selections, including seafood combinations, salads, pasta, steak, and chicken. Eat outside on their patio, or inside, which looks like a Gulf Coast fish camp.</p>
<p>Pacifica Del Mar 1555 Camino del Mar, #321, Del Mar, CA 92014, 858-792-0476, Recipient of the &#8220;Silver Fork Award&#8221; from San Diego Home &amp; Garden in 2001, this restaurant is one of San Diego&#8217;s most popular ocean front restaurant and it features coastal cuisine and fresh seafood with patio dining available.</p>
<p>Tin Fish Gaslamp 170 Sixth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, Located Near the Convention Center, 619-238-8100, This seafood restaurant offers large portions of casual, quick serve fish and seafood, with your choice of grilled or fried available.</p>
<p>Sushi</p>
<p>Taka Restaurant and Sushi Bar 555 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, Located in the Gaslamp Quarter, 619-338-0555, An upscale sushi bar and gourmet seafood restaurant that creatively combines Chinese, Japanese, and continental cuisine. The restaurant is well known for its outstanding Sushi and Sashimi creations.</p>
<p>Steaks &amp; Chops</p>
<p>Fleming&#8217;s Prime Steak House &amp; Wine Bar 8970 University Center Lane, San Diego, CA 92122, 858-535-0078, This upscale steakhouse erves only the finest hand cut prime steaks and fresh seafood, complemented by over 100 wines by the glass.</p>
<p>Hunter Steakhouse 2445 Hotel Circle North, San Diego, CA 92108, 619-291-8074, This steakhouse features a menu full of delicious hand-carved steaks, chops, homemade soups, and fresh fish daily.</p>
<p>Morton&#8217;s of Chicago 285 J Street, San Diego, CA 92101, Located Across from Convention Center, 619-696-3369, This famous restaurant offers signature menu, such as USDA prime aged beef, fresh fish, seafood, and elegant desserts, complemented by an array of fine wines and spirits.</p>
<p>Rainwater&#8217;s on Kettner 1202 Kettner Boulevard, San Diego, CA 92101, 619-233-5757, An Eastern-style upscale steak house that serves beef, prime rib, seafood, chicken, pasta, and an award-winning wine list. The restaurant was named by Gourmet Magazine as one of the &#8220;Top Ten Steakhouses in America.&#8221;</p>
<p>Thai</p>
<p>Lanna Thai Cuisine 4501 Mission Bay Drive #1B, San Diego, CA 92109, 858-274-8424, Lanna offers authentic Thai food with homemade recipes passed down through generations. The menu provides an extensive selection of the most popular Thai dishes from different regions of Thailand all made from the finest spices and freshest ingredients. Lanna&#8217;s decor utilizes rich earth tones and a contemporary minimalist approach. Buddha hand sculptures line the entrance while a sandstone wall sculpture imported from Thailand is the centerpiece of the casual yet elegant dining room. At Lanna, the art of presentation is just as important as creating dishes that stay true to the traditions of Thai cuisine.</p>
<p>Royal Thai Cuisine 467 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101, 619-230-THAI, This exquisite restaurant provides award-winning Thai food with a blend of Indian, Chinese, and Malaysian influences, all freshly prepared when you place your order. The restaurant also teaches several cooking classes each year.</p>
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