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community • dining • lodging • arts • events

Top Gun House

oceanside skaTeboard HisTory wiTH

J. GranT briTTain

Things yOu didn’T knOw abOuT TheOceanside’s finest

withdr. kenneTH c. HursT

Gary and Zell dwelley

Premiere issue: the Flying Pig genentech chemistry surFboards

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YOUR FIRST RESORT for FUN. A lazy river. A tranquil spa. A swim-up bar. A brand new hotel. Find more ways to play at the new Harrah’s Resort Southern California.

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06 Set In StoneOurpublisherJameyStonewouldliketowelcomeyoutoourfirstissue

10 CoaStal expoSureFeaturingourbestcoastalimagesofOceansideontapPhotographybyhansMolenkampandZachCordner

14 oCeanSIde’S FIneStDr.KennethC.hurst:ManwithAVision

17 theDwelleyFamilyOwnersofthefamousBeachbreakCafé

19 the artStheamazingOceansideMuseumOfArt

hIdden GemS20 KyotoGiftandFoodtasteofJapan

loCal BuSIneSS26 ChemistrySurfboardsJasonBennettmakesthebest

31 GenentechOceansideBio-techGiant

36 Beyond the otakeadaytriptoharrah’sResortSouthernCalifornia

hIdden GemS43 SanLuisReyBakeryandRestaurantBestDanishesintown

reStaurant revIewcoastal44 theFlyingPigPubAndKitchen

inland46 Ceja’sMexicanDiner

48 homeGrownElijahMack,Oceansidesuccessstory

50 reStaurant and Bar GuIdetheOsiderguidetoallthebestbarsandeateriesintown

53 FaSt Forward to yeSterdaythehistoricMissionatSanLuisRey,thenandnow

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FeaTures24 10 thInGS you dIdn’t Know aBout the top Gun houSeFindoutthehistoryofoneofOceanside’smostfamousbuildings

28 oCeanSIde’S SKateBoardInG hIStorytakeatripthroughthedecadesPhotographybyJ.GrantBrittain

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Our friendly service, quality fresh food & drinks create an enjoyable dining experience that can only be found at the Hill Street Cafe.

Serving Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Full Espresso Bar, Wine & Beer

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welcome to the premiere issue of The Osider Magazine.

tothoseintheknow,OceansidehasalwaysbeenSanDiego,CA’sbestkeptsecret.whetherit’sourbeautifulwhite-sandbeaches,thelongestpierontheCaliforniacoast,ortherichhistoryoftheMissionSanLuisRey—Oceansideisontheriseandcontinuestogrowintoabustlingcitywithsomuchtoofferitsresidentsandtouristsalike.Everydaytherearenew“momandpop”businessesspringinguptosupporttheever-growingpopulationandinfluxoftourism.

thegoalhereatThe Osider Magazineistocapturethosenewresidentsandvisitorsattentionthroughgreatstories,features,andguidesthatwillexposethemtothebestplacestoenjoythefood,enter-tainment,arts,lodging,andpristenebeaches—basically,everythingthatourwonderfulcitybytheseahastooffer.

The Osider Magazineisafreebi-monthlymagazinethatwillbeavailableeverywhereinOceanside—fromourmajorhotels,tooursmalleststorefronts,andeverywhereinbetween.

it’ssafetosaythatourcityisontherise,andasalifelongOceansideresident—icouldn’tbehappier.it’sourtimetoshineandThe Osiderisproudtobethenewvoiceofourcommunity.welookforwardtoabrightfutureinthecitywecallhome.

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COMMUNITY • DINING • LODGING • ARTS • EVENTS

THE TOP GUN HOUSE

OCEANSIDE SKATEBOARD HISTORY WITH

J. GRANT BRITTAIN

THINGS YOU DIDN’T KNOW ABOUT THEOceanside’s finest

WITHDR. KENNETH C. HURST

GARY AND ZELL DWELLEY

THE FLYING PIG GENENTECH CHEMISTRY SURFBOARDS

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San Clemente, South O, Leucadia, Cardiff, Del Marbulltaco.com

Beer Brewing CompanySouth O’s first Micro Brewery

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Oceanside’s finesta Man wiTH a vision DR.KENNEthC.huRSt

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you can’t find a better pillar of the local community than dr. Kenneth c. hurst. as principal of oceanside high school, he single-handedly spearheaded a movement within the local educational system promoting accountability. his no-nonsense approach to education stems from his years of experience as a drill instructor and satellite communications instructor in the united states marine corps.

a true leader in every sense of the word, dr. hurst’s contributions to oceanside’s school district are second to none. he is dedicated to the future of our students by helping them achieve their goals and dreams.

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Where are you from originally?i’mfromSouthCarolina—alittletowncalledGreenville.Myfatherwasamilitarymanfor26years.iwasborninGermanyandmyfamilymovedaroundeverythreeyears.weleftGermanyandmovedallovertheuS—Arkansas,Kentucky,Oklahoma,NewYork,NewJersey,Georgia,andthenwesettledinmyfather’shometownofGreenville.iendedupgraduatingfromhighschooltherebutthemostvaluableexperienceihadwaseitherinGermany,NewYork,orNewJersey.ButwecallSouthCarolinaourhomebecausethat’swheremydadwasfrom.

What are some of your early experiences with education?iactuallyhadaspirationstogotowestPoint.ididn’tmakeittowestPoint,butiwenttoamilitaryschoolinMilledgeville,Georgia.ileftthereandjoinedtheMarines.iwasstationedatCampPendletoninthe80sandigotmyAssociatesdegreewhilegoingtoschoolatCalStateSanMarcos.theonlythingiwantedtodointheMarineswasbeaDrillinstructor.iwantedtoleadinthatcapacity.ididthatforabouttenyearsandiwasalsoaSatelliteCommunicationsinstructor.ithengotoutoftheMarineCorpsunderabonusprogram.ifinishedmyschoolingasamathmajor.ididextremelywellinthemathprogramandgotmyBachelor’sdegree.Afterthat,iimmediatelyknewwhatiwantedtodosoiwentstraighttoschooltogetmyMaster’sdegreeandAdministrativecredentials.Laterondowntheroad,iwenttouSCtofinishupmydoctoratedegree.

Why did you pursue getting a doctorate in education?thereasonwhyidecidedtogotouSCwasbecausemymentorwasaprofessorthere.Atthetime,iwasanassistantprincipalataschoolinSanDiegoandiknewthatineededtobemoreinvolvedineducationbecauseisawtheinequitiesfirsthandwheniwasworkingforSanDiegounified.Forme,it’salwaysbeenabout“what’sworking?what’snotworking?”and“howcanipositionmyselfinwaytobetterhelpstudents?”itwasreallyallaboutbuildingmycapacityasaleadersoicouldaffectchangeonamuchbiggerlevel.iknewthatwhenigotmyfirstteachingjobthatiwantedtoleadandchangeeducation.iremembersittingdownwithmyprincipalandtellinghimallthisandhemust’vethoughtiwascrazy—abrandnewteachertellinghimmyfulltentofifteenyearplan.thatdecisionbroughtmetowhereiamnow.

Can you explain what your doctorate is all about?MyPhDisinEducationalLeadershipK12andmydissertationwasonPrincipalLeadership.it’soneoftheskillsthatprincipalsneedtoleadschoolsinthe21stcentury.Youhearalotaboutwhatskillsstudentsneed,butyoudon’thearalotofconversationaboutwhatskillsteachersorprincipalsneed.wheniwasdoingalotofmyresearch,iwasabletodoastudyandgoaroundtoseveralschoolsandcollectdata.whenyoulookatthedata,it’saboutthingslikebeing“Systemsthinkers.”Asystemsthinkerlooksatthebigpicture.theylookatalltheglobaltrendsandapplyittoalocalsituation.that’swhatmydissertationandPhDisabout.

“I’m a big ‘accountability’ person. So for me, it’s not just about putting something in place and talking about it—it’s the follow through.”

How long have you been a principal?iwasaprincipalinSanDiegoforfouryears—weactuallybuiltthehighschoolfromthegroundup.i’vebeenhereatOceansideunifiedSchoolDistrictforaboutfouryears—ayearatJeffersonandthreeyearshereatOhS.

What do you love the most about being a principal?Forme,it’saboutaffectingchange.iamasystemsthinker.it’saboutlookingatwhat’sworkingandwhat’snotworkingandreallyfinetuningwhat’snotworkingorthrowingitoutsothatstudentscanmeettheirgoals,graduate,andrealizetheirdreams.Sothebestthingfor

meisputtingstructuresinplaceortrainingteachersinamannerthatsupportsstudentsachievingtheirgoalsanddreams.itreallyisexhilaratingformewhenastudentgetsacceptedatacollegeoftheirchoiceortheygetthecareeroftheirchoice.

What have you done for OHS since you’ve been principal?we’vedoneanumberofthingslikechangingtheculture.Somethingasbasicashavinganicelookingcampusisimportant.we’velookedatculturalchanges—howwetreatoneanother,howwekeepourcampustidy,howwetalktoteachers.therewerealotofrevisionsofpolicies—arefinementofwhatwe’regoingtodoandhowwe’regoingtoenforceit.i’mabig“accountability”person.Soforme,it’snotjustaboutputtingsomethinginplaceandtalkingaboutit—it’sthefollowthrough.therehavetobestructuresinplacetoholdpeopleaccountable.it’salsoprovidingsupportsoteacherscangetbetter.it’sadifferentplacethanitwasduringmyfirstyearhereatOhS.itwasalotofhardworkforeveryone.ithinkthebiggestthingisthatsomeviewworkasa“job.”theyjustcomeheretowork.Butiviewitassomethingthatisaffectingandinfluencingkidslivesandwehavetotakeitseriouslyeveryday.wehavetocontinuetochallengeoneanother,refine,perfect,andrevisiteveryminuteofeverydaysostudentscanachievetheirgoals.

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over 25 years ago,twoyoungrestaurateursopenedtheirdoorstowhatwouldlaterbecomeanOceansideeatingstaple—theBeachbreakCafé.GaryandZellDwelleyhavecreateda“home-style”atmospherethatkeepslocalsandtouristsliningupattheirfrontdoorsevendaysaweek.PoliceofficersandfiremensitsidebysidewithsurfersandskaterstoenjoythegenerousportionsandfriendlystaffattheBeachbreak.theirhomemadecoffeecakehasalegendarystatusamongregularsandisanamazingwaytostartyourmeal.Beyondtheusualeggsandbacon,GaryandZellhaveaddedsometwiststotheirbreakfastofferingswithamazingitemsliketheChiliandCheeseOmeletteandtheScramblatta—achickenenchiladascramblewithsourcreamandgreenonions.

NowwithasecondlocationattheOceansideharbor,GaryandZellarelookingforwardtohandingthefamilybusinessovertotheirsons,Mitchellandharrisonintheverynearfuture.whenaskedwhatkeepsthecrowdsofregularscomingin,Garyrespondswithasmile,“wehavegoodemployeesandgreatcustomersandimarriedwell,so

thecombinationhasmadeusveryfortunate!”whateveritis,it’sdefinitelyworking!thewallsarecoveredinsurf-boardsandsurfposters,manysignedbylocalpatronsthatdonatedthemforthedisplay.it’snotuncommontoseeprofessionalsurfers,skaters,andsnowboardersfeastingdailyonthevarietyofchoicesfromtheirmenu,liketheBananaFrenchtoasttotheturkeytorta—anotherlocalfavoriteofthinslicedturkeygrilledandcoveredwithmeltedJalapenoJackcheeseservedonadeliciousfreshtortaroll,yum!

withsuchadiversemenu,it’snowonderthatgenera-tionsofcustomershavepatientlywaitedtomeetfriendsandfamily,dineonfreshfood,andhaveGaryandZelltakecareofthemasiftheywerearegularfromdayone.theydefinitelyhavehitthepulseofwhatmakesthisbeachtowntick.YouwouldbemissingoutonagreatOceansideexperienceifyoudon’tstopbytheBeachbreakCaféonCoasthighwayandtryitoutforyourself.

beach break cafe1802 S. Coast hwyoceanside, Ca 92054(760) 439-6355BeaChBreaKCaFe.Com

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formally opening in 1997,theOcean-sideMuseumofArtisaveryspecialplace.it’stheresultofdeterminedresidentsofOceansidewhofelttheneedtohaveaculturalvenueinthisfinecity.Afterafewyearsofpersever-ance,theygottheirwish.“theplaceembodiesthegreatestaspirationsofOceanside’sfuture,”saysDanielFoster,OMAExecutiveDirector,“SomanypeoplewhohaverootsherefeelthisisoneofthegreatestaccomplishmentsinthehistoryofOceanside.”

Locatedwithinwalkingdistanceoftheoceanat704PierViewway,theOMAishousedinathreelevelmod-ernistbuildingandfeaturesmorethan15modernandcontemporaryartexhibitionsayear.Manyhighlyknownandregionalartistsarefeaturedthroughouttheyearwithawidearrayofartformsondisplay.

withfreeadmissiononthefirstSundayofeverymonth,theOMAfeaturesconcerts,films,culinaryevents,fundraisingparties,eveningevents,docenttours,andcharteredtraveltootherlocal,national,andinternationalculturalartvenuesanddestinations.takeamomentofyourdayandstopintoenjoysomefabulousfineartandmanyotheramazingformsofartisticexpressionism.

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“so many people who have roots here feel this is one of the greatest accomplishments

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Quietly nestled awayfromthemainroadonthecornerofGreenbrierDriveandOceansideBoulevard,liesararehiddengemcalledKyotoGiftandFood.NamedafterthefamouscityinJapan,KyotofeaturesauthenticJapanesefoodsandgiftsthatarehardtocomeby.

OriginallyopenedinOceansidein1966bytaekoMatsubara,KyotoGiftandFoodhasbeenfamilyownedandoperatedsinceitsinception.

Nowrunbytaeko’sgranddaughterShannonwalker,KyotocarriesonthefamilytraditionbysellingJapanese

groceriesandediblesliketea,spices,sake,beer,cakes,cookies,andofcourse,allthebasicingredientsyou’dneedtomakeanyJapanesecuisine,includinghomemadesushi.“MygrandmothermissedhomeandwantedtohaveherJapanesefood.Shedidn’twanttohavetodrivedowntoSanDiegooruptoOrangeCounty,sothensheworkedtwojobsandsavedupmoneytoopenupherlittlestore,”saysShannonwhenaskedwhyhergrand-motherstartedthebusinessbackthen.

Speakingofsushi—theyalsohaveanamazingfreshsushimenuthat

includesFutomaki,CaliforniaRolls,SpicytunaRolls,ShibaZukeRolls,CucumberRolls,takuanRolls,Shrimptempura,andChickenKatsu.KyotoalsofeaturesuniqueJapanesegiftsthatrangeanywherefrombowls,ricecookers,chopsticks,andsoysaucedishes,totoys,trinkets,andtheev-er-popularJapanesecandy.

MakesuretodropinforsomeincrediblydeliciousJapanesefoodoruniquegifts,you’llbegladyoudid!

third generation owners Shannon walker and her brother Chris ray.

kyoto Gift and food559 Greenbrier driveoceanside, Ca 92054(760) 757-5456KyotoSuShI.Com

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Jennie’s Cafe1001 South Coast Highway

(760) 433-2060jenniescafe.net

Specializing in screen printing embroidery and promotional products.

(760) 471-9221powerblasterprinting.com

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By KrIStI hawthorne

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THinGs you didn’T know abouT THe

Oceanside has several notable landmarks —the pier, the small Craft harbor and the historic san luis rey mission. however, one of the most notable landmarks is what is referred to as the “Top gun” house. The house stands at the corner of pacific and seagaze streets and for over 125 years has been witness to Oceanside’s development and growth as a city.

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1.Builtin1887forDoctorhenryGraves,thehousehasbeenrecognizedbySOhO(SaveOurheritage

Organization)asthelastbestVictorianoceanfrontcottageinSanDiegoCounty.ittrulyisanendangeredspecies.

2.Builtasavacationhome,Dr.andMrs.Graveswould“summer”inOceanside

andreturntoRiverside.thelocalpaperdescribeditis“theirannualvacationbytheseaside.”ManyresidentsofRiverside,RedlandsandSanBernardinopurchasedpropertyasearlyas1883and1884inOceansideandbuiltvacationhomeshere.

3.theGraveshouseisoneyearolderthantheofficialincorporationdateoftheCityofOceanside.ithasoutlasted5piers

andcontinuestoprovideviewsofthesixthpierbuiltin1987.

4.thehousewassoldin1905toCharlesBurlockwhowasadeputyconstable.OneofthelongestownerswasAngelineMorganwhoownedthehomefor

over40years.Duringherownership,shehadanadditionbuiltknownasthe“car-riagehouse”anditwasthisstructurethatmuchofthefilmingwasdonein1986movie“topGun.”

5.ithasenduredbothpoliticalstormsandsevereweatherincludingthegreatfloodof1916.FromitsviewonPacificStreetithaswatchednumerous

celebrations,whichincludetheSouthernCaliforniaBeautyContest,BeanDayin1917(yesBeanDay!),warBondralliesduringworldwarii,OceansidehighSchoolGraduations,concerts,militaryralliesandmore.

6.LynnandwilliamRegopurchasedthehousein1976andmuchlikeDr.andMrs.Graves,spenttheirsummersinOceansidelookingovertheblue

watersofthePacificOceanandrentingitouttheremainderoftheyear.

7.in1985,theRego’swerecontactedbyParamountPicturesastheywerelookingforpropertysuitableforfilming.Paramountrentedthehousefortwo

weeksandforOceansiders,someofthemostmemorablescenesofthemovie“topGun”werefilmedthere.theVictoriancottagewasfeaturedasthehomeofCruise’sloveinterest,flightinstructorCharlie,playedbyKellyMcGillis.

8.themoviebecameablockbusterandsoonafteritsreleasein1986fansfromallovertheworldflockedtohavetheirphototakeninfrontofthe“top

Gun”house.themoviemadetomCruiseahouseholdnameandtheiconicsceneofMaverickridinghismotorcycleonpalm-linedPacificStreetinOceansideiseverylocal’sfavorite.

9.in2013,forthe25thanniversaryofthemovie,theCityofOceansidecele-bratedwithanoutdoorscreeningof“topGun”atthebeachamphitheater,

celebrityvolleyballtournament,andevenaperfectlytimedflyoverwhiletheMa-rineCorpsbandperformed.

10.Fastforwardto2014andthehistoriccottageissaggingandthepaintchip-ping.Rumorsofitsdemisepersist.however,the“topGun”houseisNOt

inthe“DangerZone.”thecityofOceansideacquiredthepropertyandnegoti-atedwiththedeveloperofanew4starhotelprojecttohavethehouserestored.Becauseofthehouse’spopularity,butmoreimportantlybecauseofitshistoricsignificance,thehousewillbepreservedandincorporatedintothedeveloper’splans.theOceansidehistoricalSocietyrecentlyhelpedtohavethehousepainted,thesaggingporchliftedandmuralsplacedonitsboardedupwindows.

thefutureisbrightforthehistoricGraveshouse,akathe“topGun”house,andissuretoholdaplaceintheheartsoflocalsandmoviefansforyearstocome.

the top Gun house was most recognized for its pale blue paint and white trim in the movie

Top Gun. here is the house in 1998.

tom Cruise and Kelly mcGillis’ stunt double in front of the house during movie production.

having a Top Gun moment in oside.

top Gun house during the preservation process, 2014.

For more information about Oceanside’s history, please visit oceansidehistoricalsociety.org.

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CommunIty eventS Calendar

May 2014

Farmer’s market 9am-1pm

Sunset market5-9pm

Cinco de mayo


Sunset market5-9pm

3rd annual rhythm & Brews music Festival in vista

rubio’s Beach Clean-up party @ the pier


Sunset market5-9pm

osider mag premiere issue party @ hello Betty 7pm

neon nights Friday at dive @ harrah’s 9pm

dive after dark 9pm @ harrah’s

dive day Club@ harrah’s

neon nights Friday at dive @ harrah’s 9pm

operation appreciation @ the pier

dive day Club opens for the season @ harrah’s

earth, wind & Fire concert at @ harrah’s event Center

oceanside heritage day at heritage park 12-4pm


Sunset market5-9pm

Beach Soccer Championships @oceanside harbor beach

Service Industry night at dive@ harrah’s

mother’s day Father’s day


Sunset market5-9pm

Bring down the house Comedy show in Courtside with Joey Coco diaz @ harrah’s

Surfing america prime @ n. harbor Jetty

Crown heights community festival @ Crown heights resource Center


latin Food & wine Festival @ harrah’s

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Japanese Society Beer & Sake Festival @ harrah’s

neon nights @ harrah’s



Sunset market5-9pm


Surfing america prime @ north harbor Jetty

Camp pendelton mud run

Service Industry night at dive @ harrah’s


race across america 12pm @ the pier





San luis rey Inter- tribal pow wow @ mission San luis rey

wildcat Founda-tion car show @ el Camino high7am-2pm

Comedian ron white @ harrah’s



San luis rey Inter-tribal pow wow @ mission San luis rey


dive after dark@ harrah’s

dive day Club @ harrah’s

Independence day parade @ pCh & wisconsin ave 10am

dive after dark@ harrah’s

last day of school

oceanside high Graduation @ the pier


Sunset market5-9pm

neon nights@ harrah’s


Concert In the park the mardels @ rancho del oro park 5pm


Sunset market5-9pm

neon nights@ harrah’s

June 2014

Sunset market runs every thursday evening in downtown oceanside

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oceanside has always been known as a quintessential “surf” city.withconsistentwavesmostoftheyear;thecityhasbeenhometosomeofthebestsurfersinSanDiego.withthosebestsurferscomestheneedofhavingthebestsurfboards.ChemistrySurfboardsistheresultofjustthat.

AnativesonofOceanside,JasonBennettwasaprofessionalsurferinthelate90sandcreatedChemistryoutofnecessity:“itwasaround2005whenwe(JasonandhisgoodfriendwillieSmith)officiallystartedChemistryasasurfboardbrand.irodeforMichaelBaronandByrneSurfboardsatthetime.Michaelwasamentorandahugeinfluenceonmetostartshaping.Soafterhetaughtmetheropes,ibeganshapingmyownboardsbecauseiwasrunningthelabelandweneededsomeonetoshapethem.itwasaverysmalloperationatfirst,weweredoingonlylike20boardsamonth,“saidJason.

Sinceit’screation,Jason,willie,andtheChemistrycrewhavegivenbacktothelocalcommunity:“AtthesametimewestartedChemistry,weweredoingalotofstuffforthecommunity—weweremakinglocalsurfmoviesandhavingthempremiereattheStartheater,“Jasonreplied.“wewerealsohavingartshowsattheoldFlyingBridgerestaurant.theywerecalled‘ChemistryProjects’andwewouldhaveDJ’sattheartevents.wewerealwayssurroundingourselveswithpeoplewhowere

artisticandprogressiveminded,”elaboratedJason.theireventswerealwayswellreceivedandhelpedcatapultChemistryintothepubliceye.

OneofthemostnotedlocalcommunityeventsinOceansideistheharryBennettSurfFortheSeaannualsurfcontest.theevent(namedafterJason’sdadwhopassedawayin1997)isinits18thyearandisusuallyheldinearlySeptemberatOceansideharbor’sNorthJetty.theeventwascreatedtocommemoratethelivesoflocalOceansidesurferswhohadrecentlypassedandit’salsoanannualmemorialbenefittoraiseawarenesstohelpprotectourcoastalenvironmentwithallproceedsgoingtotheSanDiegoChapteroftheSurfriderFoundation.

Surfing’simage,bydefault,hasalwaysbeenvery“beach-y.”withthatsaid,whatseparatesChemistryfromtheothersurfboardbrandsisthattheybroughtgraffiti,DJing,andstreet/artcultureintothesurfworld—some-thingthathadneverbeendonebefore.theiruniqueblendofqualitycraftsmanshipcoupledwithanunorthodoxapproachtobuildingtheirsurfboardlabelledtotheirrisingpopularity—JasonandwilliehavegrownthebrandintoaprofitablecompanywithmajordistributionintheuSandalsoabroad—makingChemistryoneoftheworld’sbestsurfbrandsinthebusiness.

Jason Bennett, true craftsman.

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10th Anniversary Year

July 11-12,2014

www.switchfoot.com/bro-am

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Grammy Award-winning Switchfootcelebrates 10 years of giving back The 10th Anniversary Switchfoot Bro-Am surf contestand concert returns to Moonlight Beach in Encinitas onSaturday, July 12. An annual event near and dear toSwitchfoot’s heart, the free beach day was created togive back to the San Diego community while alsobenefiting local children’s charities. Since its inceptionin 2005, the Bro-Am has raised more than $900,000 insupport of local youth, and the members of Switchfootrecently created the Switchfoot Bro-Am Foundation tocontinue their mission of supporting at-risk, homeless,and street kids year-round.

Bro-Am weekend kicks off on Friday, July 11, with theBro-Am Auction Night Soiree at which guests will savorsignature dishes & sips from San Diego’s leadingrestaurants. The evening will also include stellar silentand live auctions, opportunity drawings, and an exclusivelive music performance.

On Saturday July 12, the 10th Anniversary SwitchfootBro-Am presented by Hurley will feature a corporatesurf team contest, live concert headlined by Switchfoot(complete lineup announced soon), and nerf surfjousting exposition. This year’s event will also welcomeback the 3rd annual Rob Machado Bro Junior, open toyoungsters ages 16 and under who compete on one ofMachado’s boards.

Thanks to Bro-Am’s relationship with Hurley H2O, the

All photography by Kevin & Rebecca Joelson

Special thanks to Bro-Ammedia partner

beach experience is a “single-use plastic waterbottle-free event.” Attendees are encouragedto bring a re-usable water bottle to fill upat the H2O station for free, and HurleyH2O provides stainless steel bottleswith funds raised supporting nonprofiteco-partners.

The Rob Machado Foundation, dedicatedto teaching youth about their impact on theenvironment, will once again have a team of surfersand environmentalists managing waste at Bro-Am.The Green Team of volunteers will educate attendeeson proper sorting of trash and recyclables, and willensure that as much waste as possible is diverted fromthe landfill.

“The Bro-Am has been my favorite day of the year eversince we started it back in ’05,” notes Switchfoot’s JonForeman. “To see our hometown come together to helpout a deserving group of kids is an incredible experience— surfing, music, and the San Diego scene at its best.”

Bro-Am weekend festivities will round out with a specialscreening of Fading West at La Paloma Theatre inEncinitas Saturday evening. Complete Bro-Am weekenddetails, including lodging, parking, and sponsorshipinformation, are available on the Switchfoot Bro-Am Website: www.switchfoot.com/bro-am.

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behind the gates at one antibody way,lifesavingscienceisgoingon.

Genentech,amemberoftheRocheGroup,isagloballyrecognizedbiotechcompanythatopeneditsOceansidesitein2005.themassive500,000squarefeetmanufacturingandclinicaloperationscomplexis

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General manager

Hayden knox manager, Facilities

robert ysais training Specialist

Malou Jacinto manager, Quality assurance

Monique bobadilla associate director, hr

lori robinson Sr. administrative associate, technology

Tracy byrnes master technician, Bioprocess

dallas acevedo manufacturing technician, Bioprocess

pictured are all residents of oceanside.

housedinsixbuildingsonthe60-acrebeachareasite.

thecompanymanufacturestheactiveingredientsforAvastinwhichtreatsdiseasesincludingcolonandkidneycancer;Rituxan,whichtreatsdiseasesincludingnon-hodgkin’slymphomaandActemra,whichtreatsrheumatoidarthritis.incertaintypesofcancers,Avastinhelpsprolongpatients’lives.“intreatingcoloncanceritinhibitsgrowthandputscancersinremission,”DonFitzgerald,vicepresidentandgeneralmanageroftheOceansidesite,said.

thebiotechmanufacturingcompanyisoneofOceanside’slargestemployers.CareersatGenen-techrangefromengineering,toqualityassurance,andadministration.Mostemployeesstayonwiththecompanylongterm.About70percentofthepresentemployeesbeganworkingattheOceansidesitetheyearitopened.

Newemployeescontinuetobehiredasthecompanygrows,with50newemployeeshiredwithinthelast18months.Fitzgeraldsaidhewouldstopjustshortofcallingemployeessuperheroes.Employeessaytheyareonamissiontoperformtheir

jobs.MalouJacinto,Genentechqualityassurancemanager,saidshehadhersightssetonworkingforthecompanyrightoutofcollege.She’sbeenworkingatGenentechsince2003,firstinSouthSanFrancisco,andtheninOceanside.“Allthroughcollege,andasilearnedmoreaboutGenentech,itbecamemoreapparenttomethatthebiotechindustryiswhereiwantedtobe.Genentechisoneofthebestonestoworkfor.”

Fellowemployeesagreethatjobmotivationcomesfrommakingapositiveimpactonpatients’lives,andfocusedteamworktogetthejobdone.

RobertYsais,technicaltrainingprogrammanager,saidtherearetworeasonsheworksatGenentech.“Servingpatientswhodesperatelyneedourproducts.Greatcolleagueswhosharethesamevisionandmissionasido.”FitzgeraldsaidGenentechexcelsonaglobalscalebyupholdingitscommitmenttoinnovation,andseekingbettermedicinesforpatients.

hecreditsthesuccessofthecompanytoitsemployeeswhoarededicatedtodowhateverittakestodevelopthebesttreatmentsforpatients.

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the view of the “animal Chin” ramp from a helicopter in 1986. the ramp was

located near what is now the intersection of highway 76 and Benet rd.

OCeanSIDe: a SKaTeBOaRD HISTORyBY PHOTOGRAPHER J. GRANT BRITTAIN wordS: aaron SChmIdt

Grant brittain is a longtime north county localandlegendaryphotographerwhohasspentover30yearsofhislifeshootingphotosofskateboarding.intheearlydaysofhisshootingcareer,GrantfoundhimselfworkingforanewfledgingskateboardmagazinecalledTransWorld SKATEboardingthatlaunchedinOceansidein1983.“ibeganshootingskatephotosinOceansidewhenTWSstarted.iwasmostlyinDelMarshootingphotosattheDelMarSkateRanchatthetimebutsinceiworkedforthemag,ifoundmyselfinOceansidealotmoreoften,“saidGrant.

Overtheyearswhileworkingattransworld,Grantwasinstru-mentalinlaunchingthecareersofmanyprofessionalskateboard-erswithhisskatephotos.Backinthosedays,mostoftheproskaterslivedinLosAngeles(andotherplaces)andwouldcommutedowntoOceansidetomeetupwithGrantattheTWSofficethatwasthenlocatedontremontStreet.“Backthen,iwasmostlyshootingguyslikeGSD(GarryScottDavis),LanceMountain,NeilBlender,MartyJimenez,todSwank,andMark“theGonz”Gonza-les,amongothers.Asthemagazinestartedtogetmorewellknown,moreproswoulddropbyouroffice.usually,i’djusttakeGonzoutintothestreetsclosetoourofficeinOceansideandtakephotosofhim,”addedGrant.

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the Bones Brigade, left to right, mike mcGill,

Steve Caballero, lance mountain, tony hawk,

Chin ramp, 1986.

Soonafter,“street”skatingbecameanationalphenomenonandOceansidebecamea“hotspot”forskatingstreet.AndGrantwouldberightthereateveryspot,documentingitall.“whenShellbowlwasaround,iwasmostlythereshootingphotos,“saidGrant.“itwasapopularspot.Youcouldgothere,skate,andnotgetkickedout.”OtherpopularspotsinOceansideliketheShellbowlincludedOceansidehighSchool,ElCaminohighSchool,GemcoBanks,DelKingCurb,ExploitedDitch,BuccaneerCurb,Aggroland,OceansideBandshell,FreemanCoinwash,andK-MartCurb,amongothers.theinfamousAnimalChinRampmadepopularintheearlyPowellPeraltaskatevideo,The Search For Animal Chin,wasbuiltandlocated(itwasusedforonlyoneweekforfilmingandthentorndown)intheValleybythedrive-intheaters.

“ithinkthattracker[trucks]andTransWorldbeinglocatedinOceansidereallyputitonthemap.idon’tknowifitwould’vebeenacenterhubofskateboardinginSouthernCaliforniaifitwasn’tforthosetwocompaniesbeingthere,“saidGrant,whenaskedhowhethinksOceansidecontributedtomoderndayskateboarding,

withallthenewskateparkslikeMartinLutherKing,Jr.Skatepark,MelbaBishopSkatepark,andAlexRoad(a.k.aPrincePark)poppinguprecentlyhereinOceanside,thefuturelooksbrightforkidswantingtoenjoyskate-boardinginthisgloriouscity.AndGrantwillberightthere,onceagain,todocumentitall.thanks,Grant!

don Brown, near wisconsin ave. this was a cover of TransWorld SkaTeboarding in the late 80s.

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GSd, a.k.a. Garry Scott davis, one of the first documented frontside bonelesses, Shell Bowl, 1985.

alex “trainwreck” Gall, backside lipslide at the oceanside high rail, late 1990s.

to see more of Grant’s work check out jgrantbrittain.comto purchase prints: etsy.com/shop/jgrantbrittainphotos

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rob dyrdek, frontside noseslide, mission avenue, late 1990s.

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“i THink THaT Tracker [Trucks] and Transworld beinG locaTed in oceanside really puT iT on THe Map.”

mark Gonzales, demo at the oceanside pier amphitheater in 1985.

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anyone who sees daniel Guillou and narha together would say they are a perfect match.Narha,ahighspirtedgoldenretriever,labradormixservicedog,andGuillou,anoutgoingwheelchairbound44-year-old,haveeachother’sbacks.GuillouwasmatchedwithNarhathroughCanineCompanionsforindependenceOceansideRegionaltrainingCenter.“thegoalistoenhancethelivesofpeoplewithdisabilities,”KatieMalatino,CanineCompanionssouthwestpublicrelationscoordinator,said.“Servicedogshelppeoplewithpracticaltasksandprovideimmediateemotionalbenefits.”

AttheOceansidecenterpuppyraisersupport,advancedtrainingforservicedogs,andteamtrainingforclientsandservicedogstakeplace.Ateightweeksold,selectbreedpuppiesareraised,trained,andsocializedbyvolunteersundertheguidanceofCanineCompanions.thenat15monthsofagedogsreturntotheCanineCompanionscenterandreceivesixmonthsofadvancedtrainingbyprofessionaltrainers.Dogslearn40specializedcommandsthatrangefrompickingupanddeliveringobjects,toopeningdrawersanddoors,andbarkingforhelp.

thecommandsareanti-intuitivetoadog’snature,andnotalldogsthatarebredandtrainedfortheprogramgoontobecomeservicedogs.Onaverageabout45percentofdogsintheprogramgraduate.theother55percentgoontodootherservicework,likesearchandrescue,orareadoptedaspets.Onceadvancedtrainingiscomplete,thenextstepisforclientstomeetpotentialdogmatchesandlearnhowtoworkwithaservicedog.

teamtrainingtakesplaceatthetwo-weekonsiteresidentialtrainingprogram.NarhaisGuillou’ssecondservicedog.hesaidhisformerservicedogCinnamonandNarhaareverydifferentintemperamentandenergylevel,yeteachdogmatchedhimperfectlyduringthetimetheyservedhim.Guillouhasbeenwheelchairboundsinceage16,butdidnotinquireaboutobtainingaservicedoguntilhewas39.“iwasgettingalotmorepaininmybackanditwashardertodothings,”Guillousaid.“ithoughtitwouldbegoodtohavesomehelptodothingsandmakelifeeasier.”hesaidhewasmatchedwithCinnamonwhilehewasgoingthroughaspellofdepression.Cinnamon’squiet,dutifulnaturewastherightfitatthetime.Guillousaidit

canine coMpanions FORiNDEPENDENCE


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volunteer puppy raisers sally and Joe Tonne and kids with puppy kinley.

canine companions Graduate daniel Guillou and service dog narha.

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tookayearworkingwithCinnamontofitherintohislifeandfindthebestwaysshecouldassisthim.

“it’sawholelifestylechangehavingadogtoberespon-siblefor,”Guillousaid.“ittookoverayearbeforeshewasdoingworkforme.”AmomentthatforeverbondedGuillouwithhisfirstservicedogwaswhenshebarkedforhelpafterhehadfallenfromhiswheelchair.Neighborsheardthebarkandcameovertolendassistance.“Shesavedme,”Guillousaid.Cinnamonlaterdevelopedliverfailure,retiredfrombeingaservicedog,andwasadoptedbyGuillou’sfriendasapet.

GuilloumethissecondservicedogNarhaafterCinna-monretired.“intrainingyoucouldseehelovesthatdog,”Malatinosaid.“they’resoaffectionatewitheachother.”Narhaissocial,energeticandareflectionofwhereGuillouisatnow.“She’sadogthatloveslife,”Guillousaid.

CanineCompanionshasfivecentersintheu.S.wheredogsarebred,raised,andtrainedtoassistpeoplewithdisabilitiesfreeofcharge.

volunteer puppy raisers dusty burgman and canine

companions puppy Mekenna.

volunteer puppy raisers sarah and

Hanna burkman and canine companions

puppy dayton iv.

canine companions graduate val valentine and

facility dog shirley iv.

volunteer puppy raiser lyn comunale and

canine companions puppy prim.

pictured are all residents of oceanside.

professional training dog Breezy.

canine companions for independence124 rancho del oro driveoceanside, Ca 92057(760) 901-4300CCI.orG

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Quietly tucked away in the lush green hills of pauma valley,thenewharrah’sResortSouthernCaliforniaisquiteatruegem.LocatedinValleyCenter,just40minutesinlandfromOceanside,harrah’soriginallyopenedin2002andhasgrownleapsandboundseversince.theirgrandopeningforthenewsecondhoteltowerwasthispastApril(bringingtheirtotalroomcountto1,065)andeverythinghasbeenfullyoperationalsince.

withanamazingarrayofamenitiesyou’llfindatharrah’s,whynotenjoytheirexpansivedaypoolthatfeaturesa400footlonglazyriver,twowaterfalls,agrotto,andhastheonly“swimup”barinallofSouthernCalifornia.Lavishyourselfatharrah’smanyfineeateriesallwhileexperiencingtheexcitementoftheresort’samazinggamingfloor.

takeafundaytrekbeyondOceansideandheadonovertoharrah’s.thehotelprovidesalocalbuspickupservicesocheckoutthegreatitinerarysuggestiontotheright:

9:10am–OceansidebuspickupatMissionPlazabythePostOffice(LosArbolitosBlvd.)

11:00am–Arriveatharrah’s.Firstthingsfirst:treatyourselftoanamazingmassageattheSpa.

12pm–Sitpoolside,playonthe400-footlazyriver,ortakeadipinthemainpoolwithSoCal’sonlyswim-upbar.theDiveDayClubfeaturesDJsandrunseverySaturdayinJune.

1:30pm–Poolsidelunchat‘rita’sCantina(specialtiesincludeMargaritasandtacos).

2:30pm–hitthegamingfloor(completewithblackjack,slots,craps,andpoker)fortheafternoon.

5:30pm–DinnerattheCafé,theBuffet,Fortunes,OysterBar,orFioreSteak&Seafood(recipientofthewineSpectatorAwardsevenyearsrunning).

7:00pm–LoadbustodepartbacktoOceanside.

AtAStEOFVEGASSPRiNKLED withSOMEPALMSPRiNGSFLAVOR

HarraH’s resorT SOuthERNCALiFORNiA

777 harrah’s resort Southern California wayvalley Center, Ca 92082(760)751-3100www.harrahsresortSouthernCalifornia.comFacebook.com/harrahsSoCal

suggested day trip itinerary

HarraH’s sHuTTle bus oceanside aM/pM

pick up: 9:10am & 1:10pm mission plaza by the post office (los arbolitos Blvd.) resort departure to oceanside: 3:15pm & 7pmMust be 21 years old and you’ll need a Total Rewards card. Bus operates every Thursday-Sunday.

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4259 Oceanside Blvd(760) 945-2199

cejasmexicandiner.com

The fusion of great Mexican food in a fast casual setting since 2009

San Luis ReyBakery & restaurant

amazing Pastries and excePtional mexican food serving oceanside for over 40 years

San Luis Rey Bakery & Restaurant490 N El Camino Real

(760) 433-7242sanluisreybakery.com

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san luis rey BAKERY&REStAuRANt

The san luis rey bakery is one of the oldest family run bakery and restaurants in oceanside.LocatednearthehistoricSanLuisReyMission,SanLuisReyBakeryandRestauranthasbeenservingauthenticMexicancuisineforbreakfast,lunch,anddinner—plussomeofthemostdeliciousfreshbreadsandpastriesforover40years.

thehistoricalbuildingwherethebakeryislocatedwasbuiltin1894,onehundredyearsaftertheMission.withanenormousmenuofgourmetMexicancuisineofferingsandafriendlystaff,thecomfortableatmospheremakesitfeelmorelikeyouareeatingatyourmom’shousethanatarestaurant.therichsmellofdanishesandconchabreadfilltheaireverymorning,asubtlereminderthatyouareintherightplaceforadeliciousbreakfast!Ofcourse,thereisnobetterwaytostartoffyourdaythanwiththecrowdfavoritehuevosRancheros,bothbeautifulanddelicious.

whenaskedwhichlunchspecialismostpopular,thefriendlywaitressrespondedquickly,“ChileRelleno!”thismouth-wateringstapleisunbelievablyfreshandsavory;it’snowonderthatit’soneofthebestsellingitemsonthemenu.theirmenuhasmanyoptionstopleaseeventhemostcomplexpaletteswithfoodmadefromfreshingredients.

inOceanside,it’sreallyeasytogetdistractedbyourbeachcultureandsurfenvironment,butventurejusttenminutesinlandandyou’llfindyourselfintheheartofthiscityandthetastesitwasbuilton.theSanLuisReyBakeryandRestauranthaslocalsandoutoftownvisitorsliningupdayafterdayforthefreshingredients,friendlystaff,andhistoricalbeautythatkeepsthemcomingbackformore.

san luis rey bakery & restaurant490 n. el Camino realoceanside Ca, 92058(760) 433-7242SanluISreyBaKery.Com


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THe flyinG piGPuB&KitChENwordS: neenSphotoS: zaCh Cordner

back in the day,Roddy,hiswifeAaron,andhismother-in-lawwerejokingaroundoneeveningoverdinnerandsaid,“Sure,we’llhaveourownrestaurant—whenpigscanfly.”well,pigsaren’tflying,buttheysurearetastyatthis“pork-centric,”“carnivore-friendly,”“slowfood”restaurant.

OnasunnyOsidewednesday,isatdownatthebarwithRoddytogetthe“behind-the-scenes”scoop.iquicklydiscov-eredthatRoddyisasecond-levelsommelier,orSomm,forthoseofyouwhowatchNetflixdocumentaries.itthenbecameapparentthatRoddyandhiscrewtakea“sommel-ier’sapproach”toeverythingtheydo.Letmeexplain:

Asommelier’sjobistoknowwhatregionagrapehascomefromandwhatyearthegrapewasharvested,allbyasimpleswish,swash,andgurgleofliquidintheirmouths.withthatsameapproachtodetail,thestaffattheFlyingPigmakesuretotakethetimetoknowwheretheirfood,beer,andwinearecomingfrom.theyalsotakethetimetoprepareitwithcare—captainedbyChefMarioandhiscrewofculinarygraduates.

theysourcealloftheiringredientswithattentiontodetail,makingsurethatwhatyou’reeatingisoftheutmostquality.thisisthereasonfortheirfrequentmenuchanges.theyareonlyofferingyouthebest(thebestisseasonal)andaslocalaspossible.ifthat’snotenoughforyou,Roddyjuststartedacertifiedorganicfarmonhisproperty.Notonlywillheknowwherehisproduceiscomingfrom,he’llalsohaveplantedandpickeditwithhisowntwohands.

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Ofcourse,ididn’tjustinterviewhimandtakehiswordforit—ihadtoputittothetestsoicouldwritethispieceinhonesty.theRibeyeOnGritsjusthappenedtobethespecialthatday,andyes—iorderedit.i’maverypickymeat-eater,andthissteakmademehallucinate.Pigswereflyingallaroundme,iswear.Oh,andthegrits?thosearemadewithhalfandhalf.Needisaymore?

flying pig pub & kitchen626SouthtremontSt.Oceanside,CA92054(760)453-2940FLYiNGPiGPuBKitChEN.COM

owner, roddy browning

the fresh ground pork burger with tempura onion and a fried farmers egg is a must-have and the local favorite.

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ceJas MExiCANDiNERphotoS & wordS: neenS

because we are very experienced “Mexy” food eatershereinSouthernCalifornia,let’sgetstraighttothepoint:Salsaandchips.thisishowijudgeeveryMexicanrestaurantbecausethisisalwaysthefirstimpression.ifyoudon’tliketheveryfirstthingserved,whywouldyouwanttoordermore?Needlesstosay,Ceja’ssalsaandchipsisfresh,flavorful,andfree!

theseventotalsiblingsintheCejafamilyhaverootsinbothOceansideandMexico—theyallgrewupintherestaurantbiz,literally.“wheniwasakid,mymomwouldworkalotandshecouldn’tleavemehomealone,soshewouldjustbringmetoworkatAnita’sMexicanRestaurant,”mentionedDanielCeja,brother/partnerofCeja’sMexicanDiner.“iwouldjustfindanemptytableoraquietcornertositinwhilemymomdidherthing.thenextthingyouknow,we’rebussing,thenserving,thenmanaging,andnowowning.MybrotherAlanandiownCeja’stogether.OurotherbrothersandsistersstillrunAnita’stothisday.”

DanielandAlan’svisionforCeja’sistopositionthemselvesasa“fastcasual”restaurant—somewherebetweena“Roberto’s”anda“CasadeBandini.”YoucanorderatthecounterlikefastMexican,butyouareservedcomplimentarysalsaandchips.FoodisbroughttoyourtablelikecasualMexican.Duringmyinterview,iwasabletosampletheirhomemadetortillaSoup,whichwassogoodicraveditthenextday.ialsosampleduniquedishesnotnormallyservedattraditionalMexicanrestaurantsliketheBuffalotacoandtheirChickenCashewSaladwithRaspberrywalnutVinaigrette.it’snicetobeabletohavetraditionaloptions,aswellashealthieroptions.thenexttimeyourtastebudsareheadeddownsouth,supportthislocalbusinessownedbyauthenticpeople.¡Bueno!

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alan and daniel Ceja.

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neliJaH Mack GODFAthEROFRiVERSuRFiNGwordS: louIe hayward

elijah Mack moved to oceanside, california in the early 80s.hestartedsurfingatayoungageandattendedOceansidehighSchool.hisfatherandun-cleswerepioneersurfersinandaroundSanDiego.RaisedbyasinglemotheronSouthFreeman,Eliwouldfrequenttheline-upbetweenBuccaneerBeachandtheOceansideharboronhisDttwin-fin.Afixtureinthelineupformanyyears,hewouldbeseenchargingatallthemainsurfspots.

ElithenmovedfromOceansidetoEugene,Oregonin2001andiscurrentlylivingtherewithhiswifeMerylandthreeofhisyoungestkids(Chance,hurricane,

andOnyx.Eli’soldestson,Alec,18,livesinOrangeCounty),Oceansidewillalwaysbehishome.it’swhereitallstartedforhimandwherehecontinuestodrawhisinspiration.

itwasinOregonthathe’dhavehisfirstexperiencewithriverwaves.hikingnexttorivers,he’dseelittlewavesbreakcontinuouslyandsawpotentialinridingthem.“ifkayakerscoulddoit,socouldasurfer,“hethought.Elisoongrabbedasurfboardandthendecidedtogiveitagoforhimself—andriversurfingwasborn.

Eliisthefirstsponsored“river”surferendorsedbymegagiantsurfwearbrand,Quiksilver,basedoutofhuntingtonBeach,California.he’snowalsoworkingwithoneofthelargestriverengineeringfirms,McLaughlinwhitewater.Aftercreat-ingthewRSA(worldRiverSurfingAssociation)intheearly2000s,themembershiphasgrownstrongtoover2,000members.

hewasalsorecentlyhiredonbyMarkandKristinePickardtohostthefirst-everriversurfingcontestthatfeaturesthelargestprizepurseinSuP(StandupPaddlesurfing)andkayakhistory.thePayetteRiverGameswillbeheldthisJune20th-22ndinCascade,idahoatKelly’swhitewaterPark.therehe’llbebringingtheworld’sbestriversurferstotheevent,alongwithDerekRabelo(theblindsurferfromthemovieBeyond Sight).

Afterallissaidanddone,he’sbeenpioneeringthesportforsolongthathe’sknownasthe“GodfatherOfRiverSurf-ing.”ElijahMackhasbeenattheforefrontoftheriversurfingrevolutionandwillcontinuetofollowhispassionwellintothefuture.

“the future of surfing is near and it’s nowhere near the ocean.” —elijah mack, 2002

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Chow’s Donuts1906OceansideBoulevard(760)757-1355

Hill Street Donut House1926SCoasthighway(760)439-7741

La Perla Tapatia1910MissionAvenue(760)721-8486

Le rendez-Vous French Bakery4225OceansideBoulevard(760)414-9109

Leroy’s Sweet Potato Shack3800OceanicDrive(760)722-2690

Mission Donut House1502MissionAvenue(760)757-2979

Mr. Donuts1950OceansideBoulevard(760)967-6508

Petite Madeline Bakery223NCoasthighway(760)231-7300

red ribbon Bake Shop47DouglasDrive(760)754-8460

Sam’s Donut Shop3504CollegeBoulevardSuiteA(760)945-0416

Sk’s Donuts1129SCoasthighway(760)722-0455

San Luis rey Bakery & restaurant (pg.41)490NElCaminoReal(760)433-7242sanluisreybakery.com

Bar anD GriLLS

Cabo Bar & Grill212NtremontStreet(760)637-2450

irina’s Bar & Grill3375MissionAvenue(760)433-5086

Junkyard Grill & Sports Bar3613OceanRanchBlvd(760)231-6600

Murphy’s Law irish Pub & ale House215NCoasthighway(760)439-7442

PCH Sports Bar & Grill1835SCoasthighway(760)721-3955

Q Sports Bar2725Vistaway(760)757-7070

red rooster1985OceansideBoulevard(760)754-8383

rookie’s Sports Grill2216SElCaminoReal(760)757-1123

Tony’s Sports Bar & Grill274SharborDrive(760)433-8466

Tremont Street Bar & Grill311NtremontStreet(760)435-9555

BBQ

Enzo’s BBQ4111OceansideBoulevard(760)643-9602

Felix’s BBQ with Soul3613OceanRanchBoulevard(760)439-7072

Guahan Grill4259OceansideBoulevard(760)806-4826

Primo Foods606MorseStreet(760)439-8711

Smokey J’s Pit BBQ2251SElCaminoReal(760)435-9700

That Boy Good207NCoasthighway(760)433-4227

BrEakFaST DinErS anD CaFéS

101 Café631SouthCoasthighway(760)722-5220

Beachbreak Café 1802SouthCoasthighway(760)439-6355

Beach Break at the Harbor280SouthharborDrive(760)453-2073

Bessie’s232SouthCoasthighway(760)967-9371

Breakfast Club Diner228NorthCoasthighway(760)722-3124

The Broken Yolk Cafe2434Vistaway(760)967-9655

Buccaneer Café1508SouthPacificStreet(760)966-1804

Don’s Country kitchen1938SouthCoasthighway(760)722-7337

Grandma’s restaurant 539VistaBella(760)757-8777

Harbor House Café714NorthCoasthighway(760)722-2254

Hill Street Café (pg.5)524SouthCoasthighway(760)966-0985hillst.org

Jennie’s Café (pg.21)1001SouthCoasthighway(760)433-2060jenniescafe.net

The Longboarder400MissionAvenue(760)721-6776

Mary’s Family restaurant307NorthCoasthighway(760)722-3052

Start Fresh Café1034SouthCoasthighway(760)439-7940

Swami’s Café608MissionAvenue(760)966-1203

BrEWEriES/TaP rOOMS

Beer Brewing Company1815SouthCoasthighway(760)505-0160

Breakwater Brewing101NorthCoasthighway(760)433-6064

Legacy Brewing Co.363AirportRoad(760)705-3221

Oceanside ale Works1800Ordway(760)721-4253

Stone Company Store310NorthtremontStreet(760)529-0002

Surfside Tap room507NorthCoasthighwayOceanside,CA92054

Tap That3207RoymarRoadSuiteE(760)433-4827

BurGErS

angelo’s Burgers1050SouthCoasthighway(760)757-4064

angelo’s Burgers621NorthCoasthighway(760)757-5161

Hosie’s Pacific Pub113SouthCoasthighway(760)722-5968

Paul’s Place3671MissionAvenue(760)721-0124

Pit Stop Diner3825MissionAvenue(760)901-4299

ruby’s Diner1OceansidePier(760)433-7829

Smashburger3460MarronRoad(760)729-1686

Ty’s Burger House515MissionStreet(760)757-5890

CHinESE

Chef Chin3829PlazaDrive(760)806-9606

Chin’s Szechwan Cuisine4140OceansideBoulevard(760)631-4808

China Star Super Buffet1401MissionAvenue(760)435-9001

Chu’s Quik Wok815CollegeBoulevard(760)726-7771

Great Wok Of China4635FrazeeRoad(760)439-8939

Pick up Stix125OldGroveRoad(760)967-4081

Quik Wok2184Vistaway(760)439-2228

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The Mandarin1058MissionAvenue(760)439-0288

COFFEE/TEa

Black rock Coffee Bar1918OceansideBoulevard(760)722-7133

Bubble Tea318PierViewway(760)967-0088

The Cup206wisconsinAvenue(760)231-9817

Hit the Spot Coffee624SouthCoasthighway(760)433-3004

Jb Juice & Coffee4635FrazeeRoad(760)529-0807

Jitterz Coffee Pub510NorthCoasthighway(760)967-7886

kona Hut1940SouthFreemanStreet(760)757-7873

nautical Bean Coffee Co.240harborDriveSouth(760)722-4851

Pier View Coffee Company300PierViewway(760)966-1150

San Diego Coffee Tea & Spice1722SouthCoasthighway(760)439-8001

Succulent Cafe322NorthClevelandStreet(760)717-9612

Tapioca Express2611Vistaway(760)722-8279

DELi/SanDWiCHES

Gandolfo’s new York Delicatessen3617OceanRanchBoulevard(760)435-0006

Z-Market San Miguel Deli3200MissionAvenue(760)967-2184

Firehouse Subs2619-B1Vistaway(760)721-4321

Cream of the Crop2009SouthCoasthighway(760)433-2757

i Love Bagels Cafe3910Vistaway(760)945-3838

Port of Subs (pg.45)510OceansideBoulevard(760)439-3354portofsubs.com

red & White Market510Vistaway(760)433-5516

Jersey Mike’s Subs4111OceansideBoulevard(760)295-3339

Submarina3809PlazaDrive(760)945-7840

GaSTrOPuB

Flying Pig Pub & kitchen626SouthtremontStreet(760)453-2940

GErMan

irina’s Bar & Grill3375MissionAvenue(760)433-5086

HaWaiian

L&L Hawaiian Barbecue4225OceansideBoulevard(760)726-0888

Maui Hawaiian BBQ2455Vistaway(760)722-8383

Ohana Hawaiian BBQ459CollegeBoulevard(760)630-6800

iCE CrEaM/ FrOZEn YOGurT

Baskin robbins 4201OceansideBoulevard(760)631-1286

Baskin robbins 1112SouthCoasthighway(760)722-0654

Coldstone Creamery4635FrazeeRoad(760)433-8658

Coldstone Creamery514MissionAvenue(760)722-0880

FroYo Love3480MarronRoad(760)434-0701

Frugos Yogurt3509CannonRoad(760)732-1000

J.r.’s Hawaiian Shaved ice 1943SouthCoasthighway(760)809-8304

Golden Spoon Frozen Yogurt4160OceansideBoulevard(760)940-9866

Ocean rainbow3784MissionAvenue(760)435-0750

red Cup Frozen Yogurt301MissionAvenue(760)637-2189

red Cup Frozen Yogurt4259OceansideBoulevard(760)842-8738

iTaLian/PiZZa

Big Bob’s Best Pizza3617OceanRanchBoulevard(760)231-5050

Brooklyn Boyz Pizza2183Vistaway(760)757-4992

Carmine’s119SouthCoasthighway(760)966-6888

Cusimano’s Pizzeria3809PlazaDrive(760)414-1200

Dominic’s at the Harbor restaurant & Pizzeria268harborDriveSouth(760)754-1881

Fratelli’s 3915MissionAvenue(760)696-9007

killer Pizza From Mars3772MissionAvenue(760)722-6060

La Casa Pizza209NorthtremontStreet(760)722-1949

The Privateer Coal Fired Pizza (pg.16)1706PacificCoasthighway(760)453-2500theprivateercoalfiredpizza.com

roma’s Pizza & Grill617NorthRedondoDrive(760)757-2003

rosina’s italian restaurant3613OceanRanchBoulevard(760)721-5000

round Table Pizza3440MarronRoad(760)434-5977

Santino’s Pizza401MissionAvenue(760)967-6300

Shakey’s Pizza Parlor4141OceansideBoulevard(760)940-4243

Tony Pepperoni Pizzeria805CollegeBoulevard(760)726-6400

Two Brothers From italy4760OceansideBoulevard(760)758-3638upper Crust Pizza4196OceansideBoulevard(760)630-9330

Venetos608NorthCoasthighway(760)722-1228

ZiGZaG Pizza333NorthMyersStreet(760)433-1555

JaPanESE/SuSHi

aria korean BBQ & Sushi3744MissionAvenue(760)967-4090

Café De Thai & Sushi4196OceansideBoulevard(760)945-5533

Go Go Japan Sushi4121OceansideBoulevard(760)630-1288Hana Sushi2415Vistaway(760)439-3283

Harney Sushi301MissionAvenue(760)967-1820

Sushi n Joy2530Vistaway(760)721-1888

Hon Sushi1733SouthCoasthighway(760)529-0255

kaisen1906OceansideBoulevard(760)757-1484

kyoto Gift & Food559GreenbrierDrive(760)757-5456

Love Boat Sushi125OldGroveRoad(760)721-3737

Sushi 212216SouthElCaminoReal(760)722-8210

Teri Café2216SouthElCaminoReal(760)722-8399

Teri Café3809PlazaDrive(760)945-8888

umi Japanese Grill & Café401MissionAvenue(760)439-3566

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Waraii Sushi4750OceansideBoulevard(760)630-3770

Wrench & rodent Seabasstropub1815SouthCoasthighway(760)271-0531

kOrEan

aria korean BBQ & Sushi3744MissionAvenue(760)967-4090

Waraii Sushi4750OceansideBoulevard(760)630-3770

MExiCan

anita’s restaurant309SouthCoasthighway(760)722-6323

anita’s Mexican restaurant & Cantina2250SouthElCaminoReal(760)757-7745

Bull Taco (pg.9)1815SouthCoasthighway(760)453-2103bulltaco.com

Café rosarita1816OceansideBoulevard(760)722-6224

Carlito’s Chicken158RoymarRoad(760)433-3427

Ceja’s Mexican Diner & Grill (pg.41)4259OceansideBoulevard(760)945-2199cejasmexicandiner.com

Colima’s Mexican restaurant404PierViewway(760)439-4045

Compadres Chicken4225BOceansideBoulevard(760)806-6867

Davina’s Mexican restaurant3320MissionAvenue(760)722-8017

De kotija’s Taco Shop3504CollegeBoulevard(760)758-0399

Diego’s Mexican Food1030SouthCoasthighway(760)721-1985

El Mundo De Mariscos3110SanLuisReyRoad(760)754-8922

Fiesta Mexicana3784MissionAvenue(760)757-9872

Johnny Manana’s 308MissionAvenue(760)721-9999

king Burrito3490MarronRoad(760)720-9747

La Perla Tapatia625NorthRedondoDrive(760)722-2877

La Perla Tapatia1910MissionAvenue(760)721-8486

Los Tacos (pg.42)2183Vistaway(760)757-8226goodtacos.com

Marieta’s485VandegriftBoulevard(760)967-1769

Mariscos Ensenada1405SouthElCaminoReal(760)967-6024

Pedro’s Tacos656BenetRoad(760)722-7221

Pollos Maria125OldGroveRoad(760)435-9071

roberto’s Taco Shop #13518OceansideBoulevard(760)757-2377

roberto’s Taco Shop2983ViaLasRosas(760)433-5004

roberto’s Taco Shop3617OceanRanchBoulevard(760)721-1296

San Luis rey Bakery & restaurant (pg.41)490NElCaminoReal(760)433-7242sanluisreybakery.com

PEruVian

Panca Peruvian Cuisine & rotisserie1902SouthCoasthighway(760)722-3396

SEaFOOD

333 Pacific333NorthPacificStreet(760)433-3333

Harbor Fish & Chips276harborDriveSouth(760)722-4977

Hello Betty Fish House211MissionAvenue(760)722-1008

Joe’s Crab Shack314harborDrive(760)722-1345

Jolly roger1900harborDriveNorth(760)722-183

karina’s Ceviche & Oysters1702MissionAvenue(760)722-7000

Lighthouse Oyster Bar & Grill262harborDriveSouth(760)433-1900

Marisco’s Ensenada1405SouthElCaminoReal(760)967-6024

Tin Fish Oceanside302NorththeStrand(760)966-0007

Oceanside Broiler1325NorthharborDrive(760)722-3474

Wrench & rodent Seabasstropub1815SouthCoasthighway(760)271-0531

STEakHOuSES

333 Pacific333NorthPacificStreet(760)433-3333

Hunter Steak House1221Vistaway(760)433-2633

THai

Café De Thai & Sushi4196OceansideBoulevard(760)945-5533

Charming Siam4225OceansideBoulevard(760)630-7133

Ocean Thai2455Vistaway(760)722-9779

Ocean Thai3846MissionAvenue(760)967-9901

Papaya Bay Thai3815MissionAvenue(760)529-4766

rim Talay508MissionAvenue(760)435-2007

Thai Garden4750OceansideBoulevard(760)940-1009

Thai Table1910OceansideBoulevard(760)721-4850

The Wok inn511MissionAvenue(760)754-2167

ViETnaMESE

i Love Pho3809PlazaDrive(760)630-8889

Mr. Pho4750OceansideBoulevard(760)940-1306

Pho House3753MissionAvenue(760)754-9999

Pho Oceanside518OceansideBoulevard(760)754-2828

Yummy Pho4225OceansideBoulevard(760)631-1800

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The Wok inn511MissionAvenue(760)754-2167

ViETnaMESE

i Love Pho3809PlazaDrive(760)630-8889

Mr. Pho4750OceansideBoulevard(760)940-1306

Pho House3753MissionAvenue(760)754-9999

Pho Oceanside518OceansideBoulevard(760)754-2828

Yummy Pho4225OceansideBoulevard(760)631-1800

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people go through each day filled with fear and excuses, Jeremy has found a way to inspire others to open their minds and truly live.

On July 27 2014, Jeremy’s next adventure will take him to the ocean for the 18th annual Molokai2Oahu Paddleboard Race, where he will join dozens of other athletes on a 32-mile journey across the Hawaiian Islands’ Ka’iwi Channel. To prepare for the grueling physical challenge, Jeremy will collaborate with a team of Tri-City Medical Center doctors and care professionals specializing in everything from personal training to shoulder preservation to hyperbaric oxygen treatments; in the months leading up to the race.

Beyond tackling daunting athletic feats and strenuous training regimens, Jeremy has dedicated his life to encouraging and motivating others. He has appeared on TEDx and regularly speaks to students and professional sports teams.

To follow Jeremy on his Journey check out:

www.TriCityMed.org or #Jeremy2Oahu

In 2001 action sports athlete Jeremy McGhee from Cardiff, California was struck riding his mo-torcycle, leaving him in critical condition. That incident was a moment of fate, pushing Jeremy to confront mortality and the life he chose to live. He would later recount that the street where he fell felt so warm, almost inviting him to close his eyes and sleep a while. It was as if death was seducing him, but Jeremy's resilience kicked in and he decided to fight for his life.

If the motorcycle accident wasn’t traumatic enough, Jeremy faced major complications in his recovery when his spinal cord was at-tacked by a life threatening staph infection. Af-ter emergency surgery and intense treatments at Tri-City Medical Center’s Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine Center, Jeremy was back

at it again, resilient as ever.

Since then Jeremy has been taking life by storm. Instead of letting traumat-ic accidents depict the out-come of his future, Jeremy chooses to “challenge” his audience. He believes that “when you stop making fear-based decisions, you begin

to live an inspired life.” In a world where

POWERED

by

EREMY CGHEEPROFESSIONAL ATHLETE

www.tricitymed.org

FEARLESS ATHLETE WITH

THE DRIVE TO ADVANCE

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people go through each day filled with fear and excuses, Jeremy has found a way to inspire others to open their minds and truly live.

On July 27 2014, Jeremy’s next adventure will take him to the ocean for the 18th annual Molokai2Oahu Paddleboard Race, where he will join dozens of other athletes on a 32-mile journey across the Hawaiian Islands’ Ka’iwi Channel. To prepare for the grueling physical challenge, Jeremy will collaborate with a team of Tri-City Medical Center doctors and care professionals specializing in everything from personal training to shoulder preservation to hyperbaric oxygen treatments; in the months leading up to the race.

Beyond tackling daunting athletic feats and strenuous training regimens, Jeremy has dedicated his life to encouraging and motivating others. He has appeared on TEDx and regularly speaks to students and professional sports teams.

To follow Jeremy on his Journey check out:

www.TriCityMed.org or #Jeremy2Oahu

In 2001 action sports athlete Jeremy McGhee from Cardiff, California was struck riding his mo-torcycle, leaving him in critical condition. That incident was a moment of fate, pushing Jeremy to confront mortality and the life he chose to live. He would later recount that the street where he fell felt so warm, almost inviting him to close his eyes and sleep a while. It was as if death was seducing him, but Jeremy's resilience kicked in and he decided to fight for his life.

If the motorcycle accident wasn’t traumatic enough, Jeremy faced major complications in his recovery when his spinal cord was at-tacked by a life threatening staph infection. Af-ter emergency surgery and intense treatments at Tri-City Medical Center’s Wound Care and Hyperbaric Medicine Center, Jeremy was back

at it again, resilient as ever.

Since then Jeremy has been taking life by storm. Instead of letting traumat-ic accidents depict the out-come of his future, Jeremy chooses to “challenge” his audience. He believes that “when you stop making fear-based decisions, you begin

to live an inspired life.” In a world where

POWERED

by

EREMY CGHEEPROFESSIONAL ATHLETE

www.tricitymed.org

FEARLESS ATHLETE WITH

THE DRIVE TO ADVANCE

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