Articles from San Diego Business Journal (October 2, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
1st Pacific Bank of California.	Bengston, Stacey	Brief article	57
A first for the fleet.	Yarnall, Amy	Brief article	65
A Starwood is born.	Lewis, Connie	Brief article	165
Abby Tymon has joined Epiphany Marketing's graphic design team. She will be responsible for conceiving and implementing graphic design concepts.	Bengston, Stacey	Brief article	33
Ability to finance changes landscape for Mexican property purchases: word gets around about loan options south of the border.	Weeks, Katie		686
Accion San Diego.	Bengtson, Stacey	Organization overview	671
Add it to the list.	Lewis, Connie		157
American Technology Corp.	Allen, Mike		47
Anthony Eppert has joined Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton's Del Mar Heights office as a member of the corporate practice group.	Bengston, Stacey	Brief article	35
Austin Veum Robbins wins design award for Indonesian Office Tower.	Broderick, Pat		342
Barona's golf pro plans to lure world's most avid hackers: golf made simple instruction superior to computer imaging.	Mowad, Michelle		798
Benchmark Landscape Inc.		Brief article	50
Betsey Meyer has joined HDR Inc. as a senior business consultant.	Bengston, Stacey	Brief article	51
Birch Aquarium at Scripps to become spooky Halloween spot.	Lewis, Connie		230
Business events.		Calendar	450
Callaway Golf Co. and Charco Construction Co. have been honored with the 2006 International Torch Award for Marketplace Ethics from the Council of the Better Business Bureaus.	Bengtson, Stacey		93
Carlsbad: manufacturer powers out adult scooter.	Lewis, Connie		150
Closing the energy generation gap.	Killion, Andy	Brief article	38
Colorado-based smoothie operation hopes to put the squeeze on its rivals.	Long, Jessica		170
Contemplating selling your local income property: but don't know what to do with the proceeds.			577
Coronado: festival set to provide glimpse at future.	Graves, Brad	Brief article	171
Corrections.		Correction notice	84
County might recoup some lost money from volatile east coast hedge fund: total losses from meltdown may total $87 million or more.	Allen, Mike		1561
Dalrada Financial Inc.	Allen, Mike	Brief article	35
Dan Mulvihill.	Bengtson, Stacey	Brief article	157
Declined loan? Why?	Willey, Katherine		395
DivX shares keep rising.	Allen, Mike	Brief article	290
Don't bite off more than you can chew at a business lunch.	Jay, Robin		675
Dudek honored for innovative wetlands restoration project.	Bengtson, Stacey	Brief article	132
El Cajon: city to offer Wisconsin-style living.	Weeks, Katie		263
Elderly can visit friends, family without wandering far from the rocking chair: Family Virtual Visits makes virtue of latest web technology.	Kast, Marlise Elizabeth		1057
Elected leaders have lost touch with reality.	Butcher, Nicole	Letter to the editor	136
Equity Valuation Group.	Bengston, Stacey	Brief article	97
Everyone counts says everyone counts at the internet polling booth: business sees 100 percent revenue increase in first month of 2007 fiscal year.	Yarnall, Amy		993
Exhibit designers and producers: ranked by number of local full-time employees as of June 30, 2006.	Wiedemann, Liz	Company rankings	557
Frost gives kudos to Detectent.	Killion, Andy	Brief article	100
Graham Downes Architecture.		Brief article	57
Greg Horn has joined Mitchell International as vice president of industry relations.	Bengston, Stacey	Brief article	74
Halfway there.	Long, Jessica	Brief article	142
Home sellers may be down in the dumps, but San Diego county hoteliers are in the money: recent buyers paying too dollar in robust market; 'incredible pace' cited.	Lewis, Connie		525
How to respond to opinions expressed on this page.		Letter to the editor	62
Institute to take money, run.	Killion, Andy	Brief article	118
Interior Resource moves offices to Liberty Station.	Broderick, Pat	Brief article	83
James Cimino.	Bengtson, Stacey	Brief article	92
Job cuts forecast.	Broderick, Pat	Brief article	70
Kevin Whiteley has joined Aperio Technology Inc.'s executive management team as vice president of marketing.	Bengston, Stacey	Brief article	149
La Mesa: 33rd Oktoberfest slated for this weekend.	Killion, Andy		251
Leases.		Brief article	217
Legal notice.			2349
Market research firms: ranked by full-time San Diego county employees as of Aug. 1, 2006.	Wiedemann, Liz	Company rankings	768
Mel Holmes.	Jenson-Elliott, Cynthia		738
New Chula Vista Industrial Park could help offset jobs, housing imbalance: project designed to appeal to smaller businesses.	Broderick, Pat		852
New greenhouse goal.	Killion, Andy	Brief article	40
New runway next to North Island won't fly.	Bowens, Thella F.	Letter to the editor	229
North County officially steps into the business big leagues.	Owen, Ted		1018
NovaCardia receives $48 million in 2nd round funding.	Weeks, Katie	Brief article	150
Novatel Wireless Inc. won a supporting partner award.	Allen, Mike		34
Oceanside: new city park goes to the dogs.	Broderick Pat	Brief article	156
Paige Martin.	Bengston, Stacey	Brief article	85
Patriot Scientific Corp.	Allen, Mike		45
Paving the road to IPO.	Killion, Andy		45
Petco Park, Gwynn Stadium developer breaking ground on 15-story tower near La Jolla: first high-rise building to be constructed in area since 1989.	Yarnall, Amy		548
Petco's CFO resigns as firm prepares for private status.	Allen, Mike		192
Pigskin pact.	Allen, Mike	Brief article	82
Pitch Fest boosts its prize.	Allen, Mike		179
Pomegranate Home.	Long, Jessica	Company overview	697
Real estate craze leads to binational marketing blitz: wheeler-dealers make lucrative sales in uncharted territory.	Weeks, Katie		1511
Roel Construction.		Brief article	177
Rosie Eckberg has joined Re/Max Associates' Distinctive Properties.	Bengston, Stacey		15
RSI Roofing.			24
Safe Life and Triosyn merge.	Weeks, Katie	Brief article	129
Sales.			38
Salesman personalizes training on biographical book tour: visiting author has twofold objective: teaching, promoting.	Yarnall, Amy	Biography	495
San Diego public stockc.		Table	2656
San Marcos: it took time, but mall is fully leased.	Long, Jessica	Brief article	133
Sanders stumps.	Broderick, Pat		27
Santa to take liberty in Point Loma Promenade.	Lewis, Connie		156
Scripps Health.	Bengston, Stacey	Brief article	46
Seminar to explain ins and outs of buying a business: local attorney, CPA to share insights on conducting deals.	Mowad, Michelle		721
Short sellers swarming Avanir's stock, driving down share price: controversial traders playing on fears, rumors to generate profits.	Weeks, Katie		840
Software-maker Kintera continues to struggle with profitability, despite being named No. 1 on Deloitte's fast growth technology list.	Allen, Mike		660
Solana Beach: Panera Co. looks to increase its dough.	Bengtson, Stacey		100
The Art Institute of California, San Diego.	Bengston, Stacey	Brief article	142
The Association of Fundraising Professionals has announced the 2006 honorees for San Diego.	Bengtson, Stacey	Brief article	134
The doctor is in.	Broderick, Pat	Brief article	159
The Emilio Nares Foundation, founded by Richard and Diane Nares, hosted its third annual Harvest for Hope fundraiser Sept. 17 in honor of their son, Emilio.	Bengtson, Stacey	Brief article	135
The Jenna Druck Foundation's 10th anniversary celebration was held last month benefiting the foundation.	Bengtson, Stacey	Brief article	181
The politics we're caught up in are our own as a result of a very boring campaign season.	York, Thomas		793
Those seeking downtown S.D. retail space better act quickly.	Long, Jessica		500
Three brokerages in region merge into a single firm.	Broderick, Pat	Brief article	193
UCSD among top universities for technology transfer, launching startups.	Weeks, Katie		155
Vacancies down, absorptions up in Chula Vista's industrial parks.	Broderick, Pat	Brief article	234
Wal-Mart Supercenter debate: 'it's a race to the bottom for American middle class': sales tax gains would be offset by social costs, say critics.	Howard, Mike	Letter to the editor	633
Ware Malcomb's.		Brief article	35
Web connect directory.		Directory	589
Why pass laws that discriminate against a particular retailer?	Haney, Mary	Letter to the editor	236