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Thrillers, memoirs, Westerns, mysteries, fantasies and self-help books by San Diegans, from bestselling authors to first-timers
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Thrillers, memoirs, Westerns, mysteries, fantasies and self-help books by San Diegans, from bestselling authors to first-timers
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A young couple comes to the hanger of a supermarket in the north of Guayaquil where canned tuna are displayed. He stops to take the two cans they buy for the fortnight. But being there they begin to see a tuna in a Mexican salad that they have not tried. They decide to purchase the 160 gram presentation for less than a dollar. In addition to the classic tuna in oil and water, the industry has expanded its offer with new variants and presentations. In the photo, the Nirsa plant. Courtesy In addition to the classic presentations of tuna in oil and water, the rack of this self-service unit bring...
“King in the Wilderness” at 5 p.m. Friday, Feb. 26, online. The documentary chronicles the final chapters of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s life. Free. • Warwick’s bookstore presents author Lauren Willig at 5 p.m. Monday, March 1, online. The ticketed event launching Willig’s new book, “Band of Sisters,” and celebrating Women’s History Month with Marie Benedict, Kristin Harmel and Vanessa Riley, includes a copy of the book, an autographed bookplate, a gift and shipping. $35. • La Jolla LearningWorks presents “How to Get Your Child to Listen to the Important Things...