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The Corona del Mar beach has about 30 fire rings. People can stay till 10pm every night of the year burning who knows what. Kathy describes her experience.
Investing in seed-stage startups, it's something Tech Coast Angel Doug Giese wants to get going in San Diego.
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Tech Coast Angels is opening a new network in southern California's Inland Empire. Mike Napoli is spearheading this effort.
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