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ParticipantI agree Bugs, the every day stuff is the best (and sometimes hard to find).
Surprisingly, Chin’s in Miramar on Sundays has some kind of brunch thing which is excellent IMO. Right near the military base and gas station, close to the 15. My guess is it’s Mandarin but I’m not sure. It’s darn tasty.
ParticipantI agree Bugs, the every day stuff is the best (and sometimes hard to find).
Surprisingly, Chin’s in Miramar on Sundays has some kind of brunch thing which is excellent IMO. Right near the military base and gas station, close to the 15. My guess is it’s Mandarin but I’m not sure. It’s darn tasty.
ParticipantWow, he already replied! Cool!
Understood. I put that in because I got to know Rich in researching the rise and fall of the Cromers, whose story Rich weighed in on. Thanks, Mike
My reply to his reply was:
Thanks for the reply. That was quick! I am not familiar with the rise and fall of the Cromers, but I know Rich personally as well and would never describe him (or his blog) as celebratory over someone’s misfortune.
ParticipantWow, he already replied! Cool!
Understood. I put that in because I got to know Rich in researching the rise and fall of the Cromers, whose story Rich weighed in on. Thanks, Mike
My reply to his reply was:
Thanks for the reply. That was quick! I am not familiar with the rise and fall of the Cromers, but I know Rich personally as well and would never describe him (or his blog) as celebratory over someone’s misfortune.
ParticipantWow, he already replied! Cool!
Understood. I put that in because I got to know Rich in researching the rise and fall of the Cromers, whose story Rich weighed in on. Thanks, Mike
My reply to his reply was:
Thanks for the reply. That was quick! I am not familiar with the rise and fall of the Cromers, but I know Rich personally as well and would never describe him (or his blog) as celebratory over someone’s misfortune.
ParticipantWow, he already replied! Cool!
Understood. I put that in because I got to know Rich in researching the rise and fall of the Cromers, whose story Rich weighed in on. Thanks, Mike
My reply to his reply was:
Thanks for the reply. That was quick! I am not familiar with the rise and fall of the Cromers, but I know Rich personally as well and would never describe him (or his blog) as celebratory over someone’s misfortune.
ParticipantWow, he already replied! Cool!
Understood. I put that in because I got to know Rich in researching the rise and fall of the Cromers, whose story Rich weighed in on. Thanks, Mike
My reply to his reply was:
Thanks for the reply. That was quick! I am not familiar with the rise and fall of the Cromers, but I know Rich personally as well and would never describe him (or his blog) as celebratory over someone’s misfortune.
ParticipantI wrote him this:
Hello,
I think the characterization of Rich Toscano’s Piggington website is a bit off. It is not a celebration of foreclosures and misfortunes; rather, it is one of the few places people can get accurate, unbiased information about the housing market. Most media outlets (not yours of course) put their spin on “news”, which often happens to favor their sponsors. Rich, like myself and many others, found himself unable to buy a home in San Diego due to the obvious speculative bubble in real estate which, until recently, was all but denied by the mainstream media.
If you wish to make a comment on the blog, there is an ongoing thread discussing your article. I would love to see you visit, it would be great to know a reporter actually researches the topics on which he reports. Here’s the link:
ParticipantI wrote him this:
Hello,
I think the characterization of Rich Toscano’s Piggington website is a bit off. It is not a celebration of foreclosures and misfortunes; rather, it is one of the few places people can get accurate, unbiased information about the housing market. Most media outlets (not yours of course) put their spin on “news”, which often happens to favor their sponsors. Rich, like myself and many others, found himself unable to buy a home in San Diego due to the obvious speculative bubble in real estate which, until recently, was all but denied by the mainstream media.
If you wish to make a comment on the blog, there is an ongoing thread discussing your article. I would love to see you visit, it would be great to know a reporter actually researches the topics on which he reports. Here’s the link:
ParticipantI wrote him this:
Hello,
I think the characterization of Rich Toscano’s Piggington website is a bit off. It is not a celebration of foreclosures and misfortunes; rather, it is one of the few places people can get accurate, unbiased information about the housing market. Most media outlets (not yours of course) put their spin on “news”, which often happens to favor their sponsors. Rich, like myself and many others, found himself unable to buy a home in San Diego due to the obvious speculative bubble in real estate which, until recently, was all but denied by the mainstream media.
If you wish to make a comment on the blog, there is an ongoing thread discussing your article. I would love to see you visit, it would be great to know a reporter actually researches the topics on which he reports. Here’s the link:
ParticipantI wrote him this:
Hello,
I think the characterization of Rich Toscano’s Piggington website is a bit off. It is not a celebration of foreclosures and misfortunes; rather, it is one of the few places people can get accurate, unbiased information about the housing market. Most media outlets (not yours of course) put their spin on “news”, which often happens to favor their sponsors. Rich, like myself and many others, found himself unable to buy a home in San Diego due to the obvious speculative bubble in real estate which, until recently, was all but denied by the mainstream media.
If you wish to make a comment on the blog, there is an ongoing thread discussing your article. I would love to see you visit, it would be great to know a reporter actually researches the topics on which he reports. Here’s the link:
ParticipantI wrote him this:
Hello,
I think the characterization of Rich Toscano’s Piggington website is a bit off. It is not a celebration of foreclosures and misfortunes; rather, it is one of the few places people can get accurate, unbiased information about the housing market. Most media outlets (not yours of course) put their spin on “news”, which often happens to favor their sponsors. Rich, like myself and many others, found himself unable to buy a home in San Diego due to the obvious speculative bubble in real estate which, until recently, was all but denied by the mainstream media.
If you wish to make a comment on the blog, there is an ongoing thread discussing your article. I would love to see you visit, it would be great to know a reporter actually researches the topics on which he reports. Here’s the link:
ParticipantI agree with everything FLU said. Pearl and Emerald are my faves for Chinese in SD, still just OK compared to what you can get up in LA.
Although buffet and “good Chinese food” truly is an oxymoron, after a day of volleyball I sometimes go to Great Moon Buffet as another poster mentioned. It’s cheap and quick and clean and decent.
If you like more seafood-oriented try Sunrise Buffet (Chinese) in Clairemont. It’s very close to Emerald.
Go to Emerald or Pearl for dim sum!
Boycott Jasmine! They hire illegals and buy poached critters.
ParticipantI agree with everything FLU said. Pearl and Emerald are my faves for Chinese in SD, still just OK compared to what you can get up in LA.
Although buffet and “good Chinese food” truly is an oxymoron, after a day of volleyball I sometimes go to Great Moon Buffet as another poster mentioned. It’s cheap and quick and clean and decent.
If you like more seafood-oriented try Sunrise Buffet (Chinese) in Clairemont. It’s very close to Emerald.
Go to Emerald or Pearl for dim sum!
Boycott Jasmine! They hire illegals and buy poached critters.
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