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Why did San Diego County get a Tornado Warning? - Vimarsana News

Why did San Diego County get a Tornado Warning?

This week’s tornado warning surprised many San Diego County residents alerted to the potentially dangerous weather conditions. We hear from a meteorologist about why the warning was issued. In other news, in a series of voice memos a San Diego Navy SEAL says he made a deal with the Navy after an investigation cleared him of extremism allegations, then he uses a slogan associated with a hate group. Plus, a San Diego State University graduate and founder of the medical technology company Masimo celebrates a federal appeals court upholding his patent for a technology he says Apple computers wer...

Source: kpbs.org
'The Buccaneers': What if Edith Wharton, but 'Gossip Girl'? - Vimarsana News

'The Buccaneers': What if Edith Wharton, but 'Gossip Girl'?

In the opening pages of “The Buccaneers,” Edith Wharton’s novel about American heiresses of the 1870s looking to marry Englishmen with titles, Mrs. St. George, the mother of the central character, reg...

Source: theday.com
'The Buccaneers' review: What if Edith Wharton, but 'Gossip Girl'? – Daily Tribune - Vimarsana News

'The Buccaneers' review: What if Edith Wharton, but 'Gossip Girl'? – Daily Tribune

Apple’s version of “The Buccaneers” attempts its own sort of playfulness.

'The Buccaneers' review: What if Edith Wharton wrote 'Gossip Girl'? | Features - Vimarsana News

'The Buccaneers' review: What if Edith Wharton wrote 'Gossip Girl'? | Features

In the opening pages of “The Buccaneers,” Edith Wharton’s novel about American heiresses of the 1870s looking to marry Englishmen with titles, Mrs. St. George, the mother of the central