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A Seal of Approval for Half Moon Bay
Special To The TimesThe glossy elephant seal pup reached around its stuffed sausage of a body and, given its girth, made an improbable move. Scratching its head with a flipper, it sighed, then gazed lazily at me as if to say, "What are you doing hiking here when there's so...Tags: Miramar, Restaurants, Foods and Beverages, Nature, Feta Cheese
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California city, county visitor bureaus
This list of visitor information offices, edited by The Times for space, was provided in part by the California Division of Tourism in Sacramento. Amador County: Amador County Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau, P.O. Box 596, Jackson 95642; (800) 649-...Tags: Mariposa County (California), Santa Rosa, Napa (Napa, California), El Dorado County (California), Amador County (California)
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Making your way through the Web of travel sites
Our list of Web travel resources grows every year -- and with good reason. According to the Travel Industry Assn. of America, 56% of all travelers in the U.S. use the Internet to plan trips. Of that group, 6 in 10 actually made reservations online, and 4...Tags: Air Transportation Industry, San Diego (San Diego, California), Expedia Incorporated, Hotels and Accommodations, Hotel and Accommodation Industry
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Lawyers Put Their Weight Behind Obesity Cases
Times Staff WriterLast week, behind closed doors, veteran attorneys of the tobacco wars taught a class on how to attack what they say is the nation's latest health affliction: fast food. The session at Northeastern University was as secretive as McDonald's has been...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Ric Keller, Princeton University, Companies and Corporations, Activism
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American Taliban took odd route
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersEven here in the heart of famously tolerant Marin County, John Walker cut an atypical path. He attended an alternative high school. He converted to Islam at 16 after reading "The Autobiography of Malcolm X." He raised eyebrows among neighbors by...Tags: CNN (tv network), Washington (U.S. state), Pakistan, Madrasas, Crime, Law and Justice
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Parents think son was brainwashed by Taliban
Chicago TribuneWhen he was a teenager, John Walker left the bucolic hills of affluent Marin County in California for the mosques and religious schooling offered in Yemen. He was intent on studying Islam, the religion that had captivated him since he had completed a...Tags: CNN (tv network), Pakistan, U.S. Department of Defense, Religious Conflicts, Crime, Law and Justice
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'High Crimes'
Times Staff WriterFilms about women in a whole lot of trouble must be making a whole lot of money because here's another one. They don't all star Ashley Judd, but after "Kiss the Girls," "Double Jeopardy" and now "High Crimes," it's starting to seem that way. It's not...Tags: Morgan Freeman, James Caviezel, Ashley Judd, Crimes, Social Issues
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Pacific pastures in Marin
Times Staff WriterIf California has happy cows, they must live in west Marin County. There are more bovines than people on Point Reyes Peninsula, and any place that has more four-footed creatures than people promises pastoral vistas. My 90-mile circular route, taken in...Tags: Fairfax (Fairfax, Virginia), California, Travel, Tourism and Leisure, Gardens and Parks
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Davis: California bridges targeted
Tribune national correspondentCalifornia Gov. Gray Davis warned Thursday that there was "credible evidence" that rush-hour terrorist attacks could be directed against four of the state's suspension bridges, including the landmark Golden Gate Bridge spanning San Francisco Bay. Davis'...Tags: San Diego (San Diego, California), Washington (U.S. state), Idaho, Davis (Yolo, California), Crime, Law and Justice
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The many meanings of 'organic'
Special to The TimesShoppers swarm around the farmers market stall. After the rainy California winter, strawberries, peas and fava beans, those heralds of spring, are hot sellers. Some customers move in for the kill, brandishing their trophy produce in one hand and exact...Tags: University of California, Activism, Standards, Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz, California), General Mills Incorporated
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The storyteller's refuge
Times Staff WriterNovelist T.C. Boyle isn't about to take the end of the world sitting down, especially not today. Just back from a monthlong book tour for "Drop City," his novel of counterculture meltdown, he knows there's no time to waste. The battle's gone personal, and...Tags: Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning, Crimes, Social Issues, Frank Lloyd Wright, T Coraghessan Boyle
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Sampling what's new in San Francisco
Times Staff WriterThis city has plenty of aches and pains — a dot-com hangover, an economic malaise exacerbated by weak foreign tourism and now the SARS outbreak, which has even some locals skittish about strolling through Chinatown. So thank goodness for folks like...Tags: Restaurants, Peas, Arts and Culture, Long Beach (Los Angeles, California), Monuments and Heritage Sites
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