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Articles in July 18, 2005 issue of San Diego Business Journal

• And they're off
  by Mike Allen
• Wheelchairs get workout in quad rugby: Vesco gets 'Murderball' plug, eyes everyday wheelchairs
  by Connie Lewis
• Wanted: a crisis solver: city's next mayor must be able to fix the woes of today, look ahead
  by Pat Broderick
• HP coveting lost ground with printer technology
  by Brad Graves
• What's in a name? Plenty, drug makers say: firms hire wordsmiths to market new products
  by Marion Webb
• Peregrine untangles financial mess as it rebuilds: firm hires full-time finance pros to get house in order
  by Mike Allen
• Questions surround S.D. financial planning firm: industry is drawing more attention as baby boomers approach retirement age
  by Mike Allen
• Convention center team exceeds goal
  by Connie Lewis
• Report shows passenger count soars at Lindbergh
  by Connie Lewis
• SDG&E® adds vital link to help support electric transmission this summer
• S.D. chargers executive adapts to new pace
  by Mike Allen
• Padres' attendance falls slightly from last year
  by Mike Allen
• Qualcomm bosses garner big pay hikes, bonuses
  by Mike Allen
• New chief executive of AMCC gets sure thing
  by Mike Allen
• BakBone still late in filing: BakBone Software Inc
  by Mike Allen
• Housing boom helps AmNet: American Mortgage Network
  by Mike Allen
• Cymer online service expands: Cymer Inc
  by Mike Allen
• Ticker takes: WD-40 Co
  by Mike Allen
• PriceSmart
  by Mike Allen
• American Technology Corp
  by Mike Allen
• Changes to TV programming are coming
  by Brad Graves
• Cubic transportation systems produced ticket machines for new trolley stations
  by Brad Graves
• ConVisia Inc
  by Brad Graves
• MicroProbe Inc
  by Brad Graves
• H&R Block has big plans for local acquisition: tax giant to open new Oceanside tech center
  by Mike Allen
• San Diego's mayoral candidates … up close
• Mazda6 sport wagon lags a little in zoom category
  by Cordell Koland
• An employer's responsibility to provide documents
  by Hugh A. McCabe
• Qualcomm, Broadcom fight stands to be costly: legal bills could mount; patents go under microscope
  by Andrew Simons
• No bursting bubbles in San Diego
  by Ted Owen
• San Diego biotechs have room to move: reasonably priced lab space is still available
  by Jim Trageser
• Creating condos: some say converting apartments into condos helps potential buyers, while others claim that low-income earners are hurt by the trend
  by Jim Trageser
• Horton Plaza at 20: precursor to Downtown's rebirth: area went from seedy in 1980s to urban chic, paving way for others
  by Jennifer Bell
• Investor aims to lure startups to 'Latino cluster': venture capitalist works to make Orange County a preferred spot for Hispanic businesses
  by Pat Maio
• Architectural firms: ranked by total number of local staff as of April 30, 2005
  by Andrew Killion
• Firms scramble for architects amid housing boom: largest firms here see minimal hiring; outsourcing on rise
  by Andrew Killion
• ResMed buys into Kearny Mesa
  by Pat Broderick
• More development set for ex-Boeing land: demand is strong and space limited in West Orange County, says official of commercial real estate company
  by Mathew Padilla
• Hospice supports patients, families through life illness
  by Melissa DelaCalzada
• Cosmetic surgery patient sees return on investment
  by Monique Ramsey
• The value of a smile
• Tools for losing weight and gaining a healthy lifestyle
  by Brian Flynn
• Better health, one step at a time
• From global exec to dollar-a-year man
  by Ross Porter
• Creating unique health insurance solutions
  by David Greene
• Letter from the publisher
• A special thanks to the Women's Entrepreneurial Awards' speaker
• Women's Entrepreneurial Awards—the top 50 women-owned businesses in San Diego
  by Ericka Chickowski
• Women-owned business: ranked by 2004 gross revenue
  by Stacey Bengtson
• Hotel building scarce in Orange County, brisk in S.D.: focus is on renovation up north, hotels opening here
  by Sandi Cain
• Commercial developers busy planning, little else: regional mall only notable project amid tight land supply
  by Stacey Bengtson
• Comercial developers: ranked by total square footage of projects developed in San Diego County as of April 1, 2005
  by Stacey Bengtson
• Retailers eager to have businesses by ballpark
  by Pat Broderick
• San Diego apartment complexes sell for $12m
  by Pat Broderick
• Surf's up at Tony Gwynn Stadium
  by Mike Allen
• Sales
• Leases
• Bilbro Construction Co
• Barnhart, Inc
• LP Scripps Northridge, LLC
• Web connect directory
• San Diego public stocks
• Avanir Pharmaceuticals
• South County council has cash available for companies
  by Marion Webb
• SBA to start monthly live web chat series
  by Marion Webb
• Spotlight: NextLevel Internet, Inc
  by Marion Webb
• 401 plan changes may affect employers too
  by Anthony J. Eppert
• Georges Daou
  by Mike Allen
• Disabled sailors find success in premier race
  by Connie Lewis
• Anthony Stiegier, a partner of Cooley Godward LLP, has been certified as a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum
  by Stacey Bengtson
• Cruzan/Monroe
  by Stacey Bengtson
• National University has announced that Gloria Johnston has been named dean of the School of Education
  by Stacey Bengtson
• Tanya Chongchit has been promoted to operations director and Billy Colestock as program director at the Citizen Diplomacy Council in San Diego
  by Stacey Bengtson
• Science Applications International Corp
  by Stacey Bengtson
• Lockton Insurance Brokers Inc
  by Stacey Bengtson
• Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton, LLP
  by Stacey Bengtson
• LJG Partners Inc
  by Stacey Bengtson
• Jet Source
  by Stacey Bengtson
• Capstone Advisors
  by Stacey Bengtson
• Anthony Nocera
  by Stacey Bengtson

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