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October 17, 2006_San Diego, CA_Tribal Chairman Daniel Tucker, of the Sycuan band of the Kumeyaay Nation, tests the bed in the hotel room where he will stay overnight along with other members of the tribe, during a publicity stunt following the re-opening ceremonies at the U.S. Grant Hotel in downtown San Diego. The tribe spent $52 million on a makeover for the historic property, which they purchased for $45 million in 2003._Mandatory Credit photo by Laura Embry/San Diego Union-Tribune/Zuma Press, copyright 2006 San Diego Union-Tribune
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October 17, 2006_San Diego, CA_Tribal Chairman Daniel Tucker, of the Sycuan band of the Kumeyaay Nation, tests the bed in the hotel room where he will stay overnight along with other members of the tribe, during a publicity stunt following the re-opening ceremonies at the U.S. Grant Hotel in downtown San Diego. The tribe spent $52 million on a makeover for the historic property, which they purchased for $45 million in 2003._Mandatory Credit photo by Laura Embry/San Diego Union-Tribune/Zuma Press, copyright 2006 San Diego Union-Tribune

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  • A surveyor with Right of Way Engineering in Oceanside uses an umbrella to cover his gear as he moves to the back of the house at 1909 Arroyo Avenue in Oceanside after taking a measurement from across the street during a sudden downpour. The homes on Arroyo Avenue are checked twice a day, since they are sliding downhill onto homes on Comanche Street below. (NOTE: THIS GUY DOES NOT WANT TO BE IDENTIFIED)--Laura Embry/Union-Tribune
  • September 18, 2006_San Diego, CA_People's Liberation Army (Chinese Navy) sailors head to a tour bus from Pier 2 at San Diego Naval Base at 32nd Street, after arriving on Qingdao, a destroyer, along with Hongzehu, a support ship, at the navy base, Monday morning. The group was headed to the San Diego Zoo, where they disembarked and to view the Midway and the Star of India, from their buses. This makes only the third visit by Chinese Navy ships to a mainland U.S. port (the second to San Diego; the other was in 1997). The ships will make a 2-day port call, and participate in a search-and-rescue exercise with U.S. Navy units off the coast. _Mandatory Credit photo by Laura Embry/San Diego Union-Tribune/Zuma Press, copyright 2006 San Diego Union-Tribune
  • Chris English, systems administrator, left, Tina Lichens, managing director/operations, center, and Stephen Alter, CEO/founder of Real Capital Markets (RCM1), right, in their Carlsbad office. The company provides an internet marketing service for the sales of commercial buildings.--Laura Embry/Union-Tribune
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  • San Marcos Ridgeline Task Force members Randy Walton, left, Larry Osen, Darrell Gentry, and Jim Hernandez, ask questions of City of San Marcos director of planning, Jerry Backoff, right, in the parking lot of Twin Oaks Golf Course as they look at Owens Peak. The San Marcos City Council, in response to residents' concerns over the city's ridgelines being destroyed by development, declared a moratorium on such development and appointed a 10-member task force to come up with recommendations on how the city can preserve its existing primary and secondary ridgelines. The task force, traveling in a van toured the city's various ridgelines all morning on Saturday.--Laura Embry/Union-Tribune
  • July 25, 2006_La Jolla, CA _THEODORE PINNOCK, who has cerebral palsy and must use a wheelchair, shows the bathroom at an accessible restaurant called Cozymel's Mexican Grill in La Jolla. PINNOCK has made a career of suing or threatening to sue thousands of businesses alleging violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Tomorrow ( July 26) is the 16th anniversary of ADA being signed into law.
  • Ray Mead, CEO of Raymond Anthony International, Inc., left, and Tony Case, president, stand next to their LED light therapy device.--Laura Embry/Union-Tribune
  • November 19, 2006_ZACHARY LANG, 5, left, and his brother, GABRIEL LANG, 5, of San Diego, center, holds a flag, while an excited VALORIE GLASSER, 8, of El Cajon, right, jumps at the start of the 60th Annual Mother Goose Parade in El Cajon.
  • March 31, 2007_San Diego, CA_MARCOS ARELLANO of Amigos Car Club, drives his red 1962 Impala in the Cesar E. Chavez Memorial March/Parade & Community Celebration on a parkway named for Chavez in Barrio Logan on Saturday morning._Mandatory Credit photo by Laura Embry/San Diego Union-Tribune/Zuma Press, copyright 2007 San Diego Union-Tribune
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  • May 3, 2006_San Diego, CA_ERIC FELIPE, of Favrille, a Sorrento Valley biotech, waits as a machine analyzes an unpurified sample of Favid(cap i), a patient specific therapeutic vaccine used to treat non-Hodgkin's lymphoma._Mandatory Credit photo by Laura Embry/San Diego Union-Tribune/Zuma Press, copyright 2006 San Diego Union-Tribune
  • Gina Lacagnina of Carlsbad, left, places herself in the hands of Beth Thorp, image consultant for her company, Winning Ways Institute, in Carlsbad. The San Diego attorney wants to broaden her clothing and make-up options and tailor her clothing to her message in the courtroom.--Laura Embry/Union-Tribune
  • Mt. Carmel High School Amateur Radio Club member Marc Russell, 15, center, practices his question for Commander Bill McArthur, an astronaut on the International Space Station Expedition 12, while his club advisor and Mt. Carmel science teacher John Earnest holds a microphone, just moments before the space station reached an orbit over California and communicated with the ham radio club in Earnest's classroom at the high school in Rancho Penasquitos. At left; is Randy Standke, an engineer for Qualcomm, who volunteered to help the club and at right, is parent Randy Yerrick, who videotaped the 10-minute event.--Laura Embry/Union-Tribune
  • August 18, 2006_Barona, CA_TODD ANSON, managing partner of Cisterra Partners, stands on the 14th floor of the DiamondView Tower, which Cisterra developed for downtown office space. ANSON is also owner of San Diego Surf Dawgs._Mandatory Credit photo by Laura Embry/San Diego Union-Tribune/Zuma Press, copyright 2006 San Diego
  • We All Fall Down/Experimental Fix--Susan Hanson receives experimental botox injections to alleviate pain as a result of being injured by her former fiancŽ in 1993, when she was still using "crystal meth". He was high and picked her up over his head and then threw her on the floor. She landed on her back in a fetal position. The impact crushed a bone on the left side of her lower back and caused permanent nerve damage to her left arm and neck.
  • Mission Bound--Lindsay Buckner, 18, of Cardiff, California, gives a last look around her room as she decides on what to pack for her two-year mission trip that will take her to various parts of the world.
  • Joanna Endermann holds her daughter, Gloria, 5, in her Escondido home. Gloria nearly drowned in 2004 and has damage to her brain.--Laura Embry/Union-Tribune
  • October 17, 2006_San Diego, CA_Tribal Chairman Daniel Tucker, of the Sycuan band of the Kumeyaay Nation, tests the bed in the hotel room where he will stay overnight along with other members of the tribe, during a publicity stunt following the re-opening ceremonies at the U.S. Grant Hotel in downtown San Diego. The tribe spent $52 million on a makeover for the historic property, which they purchased for $45 million in 2003._Mandatory Credit photo by Laura Embry/San Diego Union-Tribune/Zuma Press, copyright 2006 San Diego Union-Tribune
  • A vacationing Sonia Love of Gourock, Scotland, photographs rocks stacked on rocks at Cardiff Rocks improbably stacked on other rocks form beautiful sculptures at Cardiff State Beach, just south of Restaurant Row in Encinitas.--Laura Embry/Union-Tribune
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