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  • Fueling Up August 10, 2009
    Bai Yun and her littlest panda are doing very well. We continue to see the pattern of feeding, grooming, and resting that is typical of this early postpartum period. As always, Bai Yun is very responsive to her cub’s vocalizations. Although this cub is not as quiet as Zhen Zhen, it isn’t [...]
  • Training an Alala for an Important Job August 6, 2009
    Kinohi, a male ‘alala (Hawaiian crow), has finally found a place to call home-away-from-home here at the Wild Animal Park. After flying in from Hawaii in May (see previous post, ‘Alala Takes Extraordinary Flight), he spent his first 30 days in quarantine at the San Diego Zoo’s Harter Veterinary Medical Center (HVMC). He was then [...]
  • Repeat, and Repeat, and Repeat August 6, 2009
    As I write this, it’s nearly 11 p.m. on the day of birth of our new panda cub at the San Diego Zoo. Now almost 18 hours old, the cub is settling into a nice routine with Bai Yun, developing a pattern we have seen with our other cubs and one we expect will continue [...]
  • Panda Cub Arrives! August 5, 2009
    We have a new addition to our panda collection at the San Diego Zoo. At 4:58 this morning, Bai Yun gave birth to a vigorous, squawking infant! The staff here is elated and is, as always, in awe of Bai Yun and her perfect maternal skills. Here’s video of the birth. She had appeared more restless [...]
  • The Making of a Turtle Biologist August 4, 2009
    Why am I turtle biologist? I receive this question a lot! As a frequent traveler, I meet a lot of people, and I am always quick to strike up conversations. There is nothing I like to talk about more than to talk about turtles. Almost everyone I meet has a positive response when I say [...]
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Experts say San Diego to benefit from stimulus package (San Diego Union-Tribune)

Some 75 years after the WPA program put Depression-era unemployed to work, San Diego still enjoys the results.


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Experts say San Diego to benefit from stimulus package (San Diego Union-Tribune)

Some 75 years after the WPA program put Depression-era unemployed to work, San Diego still enjoys the results.


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San Diego’s finance retooling is praised (San Diego Union-Tribune)

The city made substantial progress in restoring its financial credibility and reputation in the years after federal authorities rapped San Diego for failing to properly disclose a massive pension deficit to investors, according to an independent consultant’s report released yesterday.


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CHP aids Prius with stuck accelerator coast to a stop after reaching 94 mph in San Diego (Chicago Tribune)

EL CAJON, Calif. (AP) — A California Highway Patrol officer helped slow a runaway Toyota Prius from 94 mph to a safe stop on Monday after the car’s accelerator became stuck on a San Diego County freeway, the CHP said.


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Annual San Diego Science Festival to Host Countywide "Excite Your Mind" Events March 20-27, 2010 (Newswise)

The largest celebration of science on the West Coast, held annually in San Diego, promises to once again “excite the minds” of thousands of students and their families March 20-27. In 2010, the San Diego Science Festival (SDSF) will continue to raise awareness on the importance of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education among San Diego’s youth to inspire them to pursue …


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San Diego State tops Air Force hoops team (Air Force Times)

AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. — Malcolm Thomas and Kawhi Leonard each scored 18 points as San Diego State defeated Air Force 61-42 Saturday night. The Aztecs (22-8, 11-5 Mountain West) finished the regular season by winning six of seven, and they beat the Falcons (9-20, 1-15) for the fifth consecutive time. Despite San Diego State’s second consecutive season with 11 conference wins, coach Steve …

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Dr. Anita Figueredo, first female surgeon in San Diego, dies at 93 (Los Angeles Times)

Figueredo, one of the first women to practice surgical oncology, was friends with Mother Theresa and created the Friends of the Poor charity to aid people in Baja California. Dr. Anita Figueredo, the first female surgeon in San Diego and a well-known philanthropist who was close friends with Mother Teresa for four decades, died Feb. 19 at her home in La Jolla. She was 93 and had suffered a …


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Waialua High team wins San Diego robotics competition (Honolulu Advertiser)

The Waialua High School Robotics known as “The Hawaiian Kids” won the 2010 San Diego Regional FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology Robotics) Competition held this weekend at the San Diego Sports Arena, Gov. Linda Lingle’s office announced today.


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Pro Tour-San Diego 2010: Day Two Wrap

Brian David-Marshall and Rich Hagon recap an amazing Saturday in San Diego which saw Pro Tour superstar Luis Scott-Vargas become the first player to go 16-0 in the Swiss. Will he finish off the run to perfection Sunday? Tune in to the webcast and find out.

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