San Diego Film Equipment is your one stop shop for camera, grip, and lighting equipment rentals. We rent our inventory of Arri, Kino Flo, K5600, Chimera, American Grip, & Mole Richardson lighting equipment to productions worldwide. On top of renting out our cine equipment, we stand ready to provide production crews to all qualified parties. We provide rental equipment to most of the largest local productions; but we are always happy to help individuals, small production companies, and students to obtain professional tools for a competitive price. We carry many popular items requested by independent productions: DSLR Rigs, HD monitors, filters, sliders, dollies, portable generators, makeup stations, light kits and hood mounts. We also have the equipment you need for feature films or commercial productions including: 4k & 2k HD cameras, tow plant generators, cam-lok power distribution, 2 & 5-ton grip trucks, HMI lighting, overhead diffusion frames, rigging, and large tungsten lighting units.
Consulting local San Diego attorney services is wise. With over 15 years of litigation experience, The Ertz Law group understands the San Diego Court System, servicing both English and Spanish speaking communities. Our localized experience offers San Diego attorney services that are above average. Resolve your legal problems with a visible, respected San Diego Defense attorney who strives to bring quality service. Abby L. Ertz and Marcus E. DeBose are San Diego Defense Attorneys who will provide excellent case management. The Ertz Law Group will fight for you, demanding the respect you deserve. Our firm offers cream-of-the-crop attorneys that specialize in civil litigation and criminal defense cases. With the best strategies, the Ertz Group will assign a San Diego trial lawyer who will develop your case for quality representation. After your initial consultation, the Ertz Group will assign a San Diego trial lawyer with extensive experience in domestic violence, probation violations, traffic tickets, DUIs, misdemeanor warrants, felony litigation, and felony warrants. With expertise in court procedure, our services are stellar.
We are a website design company based in San Diego, CA. Our team creates optimized user experiences for modern websites and mobile applications, helping to increase your conversion rates and profitability for your inbound marketing campaigns.
Joseph Gregory Design is a boutique graphic and web design company. Our focus is on collaborating with a handful of clients and forming lasting partnerships. We specialize in working with businesses of all sizes, as well as individuals, to create compelling designs that effectively communicate your message. From logos to print ads, websites to newsletters, we work with you one-on-one to get you the results you need. We are committed to providing outstanding, personalized customer service, and are always here to discuss your project and ideas. We’re happy to work with budgets of all sizes, and can customize a plan that works for you.
The CCC is a public benefit non profit dedicated to ending cannabis prohibition, and public education campaigns. CCC has successfully fought 6 city and county bans using the referendum process resulting in reversing bans on medical marijuana and helped to start 3 initiatives to end prohibition.
Welcome to the MCRD Command Museum. Our mission is to provide an educational setting that portrays the legacy of the Marine Corps. We accomplish this by: •Creating exhibits about the history of the Marine Corps from the late 19th century to the present day. •Maintaining a reference center which contains an archives and a research library. •Training recruits in Marine Corps history. •Developing curricula of Marine Corps history, tradition, and values. •Providing classes and tours for Marines, students, and groups within the civilian community. •Preserving artifacts of enduring value in accordance with the museum's mission and collection development statement Admission to the museum; classes and tours; and information and services from the reference center are free and open to the public.
We work in teams with two fiduciaries assigned to each family. Usually an attorney is paired with a CFP or a CPA. One is chosen as the team leader. The attorney handles the legal issues and the CFP or CPA manages the financial issues. Each team is further assisted by the members and board of the Alliance.
“Troika for Charity” was formed to showcase the work of famous local, regional and national artists, while at the same time supporting local community philanthropic organizations and causes by giving back a portion of the proceeds from their sales. The exhibit will run the entire month of September with grand opening charity celebrations every Friday evening. With September having five Fridays this year, plans are for a different charity beneficiary each week. Each Friday grand opening will feature restaurant food and beverages and all proceeds donations and from “live auctions” will go toward that week’s charity.
My name is Gianna Heaviland, I'm 16, a junior at San Dieguito Academy High School and I am the founder of PACE (Positive Alternatives Through Challenge and Experience). I was born deaf in the left ear and by 6th grade I was going hard of hearing in the right. I got a BAHA implant in 8th grade for my single sided hearing loss but my right ear was getting worse so it became no use. I got a Dot2 hearing aid for my right ear in my freshman year of high school because it became a permanent moderate loss. I used to think that being deaf was awful...like some horribly irritating thing I had to live with. I couldn't fit in at any of my schools because EVERYONE was hearing and had no issues. I was the girl with hearing problems and needed a "hearing specialist" and speech therapy. Except then I was too young too know what it was all about so elementary was easiest because people were curious so all they did was ask questions and then when they were answered they didn't bother me with it. As I got older I went through more discrimination for seeming slow, even from teachers who don't have common sense. Yet I still go through it and I have awesome hearing friends but they still wouldn't understand. I've been through the frustration of not getting an answer after all the tests I went through since I was 4. I know the experience of late hearing loss. My freshman year consisted of being taken out of school and running around to different types of doctors to figure out what was happening with the right ear. I was finally diagnosed with Endolymphatic Hydrops (Meniere's Disease). I was so over everything and everyone around me. I realized now that I have grown from this situation and I can help other people. By sophomore year I took up ASL and I immediately fell in love with the language and deaf culture. I took it to learn more about myself and so I could use it later if I go completely deaf. But I found it to be so much easier to just sign than talk and you don't have to be completely deaf to sign. It's beneficial for anyone. It really has changed the way I thought about myself and I became so confident and positive in myself. I know I have nothing wrong with me...Deafness is not a disability, but it can be a struggle. My YouTube channel Geegerz825, helped me express myself to others all over the world with the same problems. I am now more confident than ever but I still have misunderstandings from hearing people as well as my friends. That's why I want to make friends who are like me as well as help one another. I am really hoping this group benefits each and every one of you who join. I would have never gotten this started if it weren't for my mom and Signs of Silence. Thank you guys so much!
KARAMA focuses on: •Understanding the role of colonialism in determining the geo-political features of the region; •Emphasizing the richness of the culture of the region; •Respecting the dignity and essential humanity of the peoples of the region; and, •Supporting the rights of self-determination and return of Palestinians.
1to1 means the ratio of action to desired outcome. In other words, one plastic bag not used equals one bag conserved. Congrats—you made a difference! It means trading a negative for a positive. Instead of worrying about your car’s carbon emissions, focus on enjoying the outdoors as you bike to work. It means bringing people together to create a shift in sustainability measures: from lectures to conversation, from ecosystems to neighborhoods, from negative predictions to positive change.
No meetings on 2/12, 3/25, 5/27, 7/1, 9/2, 11/25, 12/23, 12/30 For Information, please contact: Crystal Bonetto First American Title (619) 742-0193 [email protected]
Achievement. Accomplishment. Heritage. Legacy. The Asian Heritage Awards embodies these and more. Awards are not just an approval rating. They are a compilation of many things. They celebrate accomplishment, and they also celebrate how an individual or organization connects with the community. That's why these awards are unique. The Asian Heritage Awards are an opportunity for the community to learn about an individual or organization’s work and appreciate it by acknowledging it.The candidates are nominated by their peers or individuals familiar with their work and this year will be selected by the prestiges nomination panel that consisting of the past honorees and leaders of business communities. Our API community in Southern California, in San Diego, Los Angeles and Orange County, indeed, thought so much of these individual accomplishments that they wanted to share them with others.To individuals and organizations, foremost, represent achievement. What they have accomplished is their legacy to their children, grandchildren and the community that has nurtured them. It is a testament to their accomplishments that so many are represented here this year. Our nominees are educators, doctors, lawyers, scientists, artists, corporate leaders, community activists, journalists, engineers, writers, philosophers, scientists, singers, playwrights and pioneers of every kind. They are of Vietnamese descent, Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, Korean, Laotian, Asian Indian, Taiwanese, Indonesian, Thai, Tibetan, Hawaiian, Polynesian.To us, there can be no more appropriate time for role models like these. We are on the verge of change, looking for those who confirm that a path to service is a worthy one. We salute them all. We thank the nominators and, above all, the nominees, who have placed their trust in us to help share their achievements and to celebrate them with the world.. Leonard Novarro & Rosalynn Carmen With BOOST-IE™ , we are encouraging talent from Taiwan, South Korea, Thailand, the Philippines, India and, yes, China, to bring their best ideas to America and we will help them create a prototype and launch their product – with one proviso: What’s created here stays here so that the slogan “Made In America” can mean something again. If you want to learn more, email us at [email protected] – Leonard Novarro and Rosalynn Carmen“ Rosalynn Carmen and Leonard Novarro Publishers, ASIA, The Journal of Culture & Commerce