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March 30, 2009 at 9:07 AM in reply to: OT: Any Temecula piggs stop by the Promenade expansion? #374583March 30, 2009 at 9:07 AM in reply to: OT: Any Temecula piggs stop by the Promenade expansion? #374863
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Participant[quote=paramount]The Promenade looks great, unfortunately the hospital looks more like a fairly tale at this point.
BTW/OT: There will a Tea Party in Temecula on April 1 (11AM-1PM) at the Duck Pond (which is a really nice park if you have never been there…)[/quote]
What’s the latest on the hospital? Haven’t heard any news since December?
March 30, 2009 at 9:07 AM in reply to: OT: Any Temecula piggs stop by the Promenade expansion? #375041Participant[quote=paramount]The Promenade looks great, unfortunately the hospital looks more like a fairly tale at this point.
BTW/OT: There will a Tea Party in Temecula on April 1 (11AM-1PM) at the Duck Pond (which is a really nice park if you have never been there…)[/quote]
What’s the latest on the hospital? Haven’t heard any news since December?
March 30, 2009 at 9:07 AM in reply to: OT: Any Temecula piggs stop by the Promenade expansion? #375084Participant[quote=paramount]The Promenade looks great, unfortunately the hospital looks more like a fairly tale at this point.
BTW/OT: There will a Tea Party in Temecula on April 1 (11AM-1PM) at the Duck Pond (which is a really nice park if you have never been there…)[/quote]
What’s the latest on the hospital? Haven’t heard any news since December?
March 30, 2009 at 9:07 AM in reply to: OT: Any Temecula piggs stop by the Promenade expansion? #375206Participant[quote=paramount]The Promenade looks great, unfortunately the hospital looks more like a fairly tale at this point.
BTW/OT: There will a Tea Party in Temecula on April 1 (11AM-1PM) at the Duck Pond (which is a really nice park if you have never been there…)[/quote]
What’s the latest on the hospital? Haven’t heard any news since December?
February 6, 2009 at 10:17 AM in reply to: International Rectifier closing El Segundo plant – consolidating operations in Temecula #341950Participant[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy][quote=CostaMesa]Sure, if their only happiness criteria is square footage of an air-conditioned box that’s needed to escape the stifling desert heat.
Climate, coastal location, culture, good neighborhood…El Segundo is a very nice place to live.
Oleg practically destroyed Amkor singlehandedly with a monolithic M&A mindset that took on unthinkable debt levels, crippling the company. I’m sure this is yet another iteration of that compulsive Bushian behavior – create a distraction adequate to prevent most from noticing the swirling motion.[/quote]
OK I don’t know much about IRF, but really the heat in Temeclua Valley is only bad maybe three weeks a year, and the beach is less than an hour away and we don’t get a lot of the fog ect.. of the coastal area’s.
But to each their own.
[/quote]25 minutes from Temecula Parkway to PCH. Sometimes 35-40 mins if traffic is heavy.
It irks me that folks confused Temecula with the desert. The valley is definitely NOT a desert. It is warm but that doesn’t make the climate “desert”. Palm Springs is the desert. Death Valley is the desert. Victorville is the desert.
February 6, 2009 at 10:17 AM in reply to: International Rectifier closing El Segundo plant – consolidating operations in Temecula #342272Participant[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy][quote=CostaMesa]Sure, if their only happiness criteria is square footage of an air-conditioned box that’s needed to escape the stifling desert heat.
Climate, coastal location, culture, good neighborhood…El Segundo is a very nice place to live.
Oleg practically destroyed Amkor singlehandedly with a monolithic M&A mindset that took on unthinkable debt levels, crippling the company. I’m sure this is yet another iteration of that compulsive Bushian behavior – create a distraction adequate to prevent most from noticing the swirling motion.[/quote]
OK I don’t know much about IRF, but really the heat in Temeclua Valley is only bad maybe three weeks a year, and the beach is less than an hour away and we don’t get a lot of the fog ect.. of the coastal area’s.
But to each their own.
[/quote]25 minutes from Temecula Parkway to PCH. Sometimes 35-40 mins if traffic is heavy.
It irks me that folks confused Temecula with the desert. The valley is definitely NOT a desert. It is warm but that doesn’t make the climate “desert”. Palm Springs is the desert. Death Valley is the desert. Victorville is the desert.
February 6, 2009 at 10:17 AM in reply to: International Rectifier closing El Segundo plant – consolidating operations in Temecula #342377Participant[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy][quote=CostaMesa]Sure, if their only happiness criteria is square footage of an air-conditioned box that’s needed to escape the stifling desert heat.
Climate, coastal location, culture, good neighborhood…El Segundo is a very nice place to live.
Oleg practically destroyed Amkor singlehandedly with a monolithic M&A mindset that took on unthinkable debt levels, crippling the company. I’m sure this is yet another iteration of that compulsive Bushian behavior – create a distraction adequate to prevent most from noticing the swirling motion.[/quote]
OK I don’t know much about IRF, but really the heat in Temeclua Valley is only bad maybe three weeks a year, and the beach is less than an hour away and we don’t get a lot of the fog ect.. of the coastal area’s.
But to each their own.
[/quote]25 minutes from Temecula Parkway to PCH. Sometimes 35-40 mins if traffic is heavy.
It irks me that folks confused Temecula with the desert. The valley is definitely NOT a desert. It is warm but that doesn’t make the climate “desert”. Palm Springs is the desert. Death Valley is the desert. Victorville is the desert.
February 6, 2009 at 10:17 AM in reply to: International Rectifier closing El Segundo plant – consolidating operations in Temecula #342404Participant[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy][quote=CostaMesa]Sure, if their only happiness criteria is square footage of an air-conditioned box that’s needed to escape the stifling desert heat.
Climate, coastal location, culture, good neighborhood…El Segundo is a very nice place to live.
Oleg practically destroyed Amkor singlehandedly with a monolithic M&A mindset that took on unthinkable debt levels, crippling the company. I’m sure this is yet another iteration of that compulsive Bushian behavior – create a distraction adequate to prevent most from noticing the swirling motion.[/quote]
OK I don’t know much about IRF, but really the heat in Temeclua Valley is only bad maybe three weeks a year, and the beach is less than an hour away and we don’t get a lot of the fog ect.. of the coastal area’s.
But to each their own.
[/quote]25 minutes from Temecula Parkway to PCH. Sometimes 35-40 mins if traffic is heavy.
It irks me that folks confused Temecula with the desert. The valley is definitely NOT a desert. It is warm but that doesn’t make the climate “desert”. Palm Springs is the desert. Death Valley is the desert. Victorville is the desert.
February 6, 2009 at 10:17 AM in reply to: International Rectifier closing El Segundo plant – consolidating operations in Temecula #342498Participant[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy][quote=CostaMesa]Sure, if their only happiness criteria is square footage of an air-conditioned box that’s needed to escape the stifling desert heat.
Climate, coastal location, culture, good neighborhood…El Segundo is a very nice place to live.
Oleg practically destroyed Amkor singlehandedly with a monolithic M&A mindset that took on unthinkable debt levels, crippling the company. I’m sure this is yet another iteration of that compulsive Bushian behavior – create a distraction adequate to prevent most from noticing the swirling motion.[/quote]
OK I don’t know much about IRF, but really the heat in Temeclua Valley is only bad maybe three weeks a year, and the beach is less than an hour away and we don’t get a lot of the fog ect.. of the coastal area’s.
But to each their own.
[/quote]25 minutes from Temecula Parkway to PCH. Sometimes 35-40 mins if traffic is heavy.
It irks me that folks confused Temecula with the desert. The valley is definitely NOT a desert. It is warm but that doesn’t make the climate “desert”. Palm Springs is the desert. Death Valley is the desert. Victorville is the desert.
ParticipantWelcome neighbor! Lot’s of us Temecula folks closing!
ParticipantWelcome neighbor! Lot’s of us Temecula folks closing!
ParticipantWelcome neighbor! Lot’s of us Temecula folks closing!
ParticipantWelcome neighbor! Lot’s of us Temecula folks closing!
ParticipantWelcome neighbor! Lot’s of us Temecula folks closing!
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