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Men asked to imagine selves as women, San Diego Okies remember, celebrities asked to recite poetry Author Photo by Sandy Huffaker, Jr. Rodolfo Curiel shares something strangely in common with other prominent San Diegans — he lived in San Diego, California. Curiel was a linebacker for Serra High School's team in the late '80s, and his picture hangs on the "Wall of Fame" in the Round Table Pizza in Tierrasanta. Our tiny, Southern namesake and its vast, luminous sky. Our namesake lies due west of Corpus Christi, past flat miles of sorghum, wheat and cotton fields, and towns with shops smelling...

ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Chancery Freezes Highland Capital Cases Until Ch. 11 Done Law360 (March 10, 2021, 8:52 PM EST) -- A Delaware Chancery Court judge stayed a pair of fraudulent transfer cases in her court Wednesday, saying the Texas Chapter 11 case of investment firm Highland Capital Management needs to be resolved before damages in Delaware can be properly addressed. During a hearing conducted via telephone conference, Vice Chancellor Morgan T. Zurn said plaintiff Patrick Daugherty had signed on to a settlement with the bankruptcy investment firm in Texas and will be receiving mill...

“Yeah, that’s right, they’re going to steal the money for Alex’s Chargers training field from the cops’ pueblo land fund. A big chunk of their pueblo land money is earmarked for Alex,” another inside source told us when we called to confirm what sounded like the wildest Spanos tale yet. “McGrory thinks he can get away from it because nobody is looking, and the Union-Tribune isn’t going to tell anybody about it. By Matt Potter, Dec. 7, 1995 | Read full article Neither a CT-scan nor an MRI can pick up the damage Humphries' brain most likely sustained. This was Humphries' fourt...

Photo by Robert Burroughs Andy Anderson, right; Mark Jennings, left. “This was a dead-stick tow, dead stick is when you have no power on the ship." “We’d come out here at low tide, bring the working hands out to the job, they’d work off the boat. We moved the tires that ring the bridge piers. They were state workers so they didn’t work too hard. We were sitting there three o’clock one morning, taking a break, and this one guy was telling ghost stories about people jumping off the bridge. All of a sudden that little two-man submarine popped up.”

02/07/2021 NFL.com has lost one of its long-time voices. Chris Wesseling joined NFL Media in 2013 after six years with NBC and Rotoworld, and quickly became a key figure in their Around The NFL content, both with written pieces and podcasts. Wesseling (seen above with his son Linc) had publicly spoken about battling cancer before, and his wife, Lakisha Jackson Wesseling (a digital editor for NFL.com), tweeted Saturday that he lost that fight this week. Rest in heaven, Chris Wesseling ❤️ pic.twitter.com/og5CXrFfac Here’s a larger version of that text tribute: Update: On Sunday, the @NFL...