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I stumble on the MIHO food truck in South Park
"LIABILITY" for whom? Certainly not the folks that own or work inside these mobile modern mecca's of mouthwatering meals... When local business's become so powerful that "what is good for business" takes precedent over what is good for local residents then they have gone too far! In many parts of San Diego, they have gone WAY too far already...— April 8, 2011 8:10 a.m.
I stumble on the MIHO food truck in South Park
These "$HARK$" LIVE FOR MONEY. THEY ARE PART OF THE GREED FOOD CHAIN that contains: Architects, Builders, Planners, Realtors + all the City Employees that service them and all the others that donate to get additional access to our Leaders to create even more Density! BTW: "Underutilized" means that a property is not generating enough tax base for the City, so it should be DENSITIFIED (new word!) creating new revenue at the current tax level. If every property was sold every 5 years, then the City would be able to afford to pay the GIANT pensions to its Leaders and all their supporters...— April 8, 2011 8:04 a.m.
I stumble on the MIHO food truck in South Park
That is THE place to eat fish taco's... ¸..><((((º>·.¸´¯`·.¸¸..><((((º>.¸¸..· Excellent comment about the Commercialization of our Neighborhoods for the betterment of the local Business Districts, despite what is enjoyable by those that live within walking distance... Protect Gala Foods before the City turns it into a housing Project that will remove the "coolness" from South Parks best kept secret!— April 7, 2011 11:20 a.m.
I stumble on the MIHO food truck in South Park
Great story! Also I'd add that the Business Improvement Districts (BID's) hate these trucks, since they provide great food at reasonable prices which reduces the number of customers that patronize local, usually far more expensive eateries! The BID's have even gone to City Hall to get restrictions on where these mobile serving trucks can operate. North Park Main Street (aka NP BID) now has such restrictions in place, which means that locals must travel to South Park or beyond to get GREAT MOBILE food at a great deal!— April 7, 2011 7:39 a.m.
Case-Shiller Data Suggest Possible Housing Double-Dip
Great point, if they are I bet your Mortgage Company will get real friendly real fast! Good Luck!— April 1, 2011 4:35 p.m.
Case-Shiller Data Suggest Possible Housing Double-Dip
I guess we will all call it Green TP.— April 1, 2011 4:32 p.m.
Case-Shiller Data Suggest Possible Housing Double-Dip
RFG (Glad you are posting!) 11.8 pesos for 1 dollar is way better for the Mexicans than 15 pesos to 1 dollar... That is why I say the the Peso is growing stronger! The change happened when the US Fed started printing lots more dollars to buy US Bonds:-(— April 1, 2011 4:31 p.m.
VW Painted by the Art Kids of San Diego County
'71 (Baywindow) Westy's Rule!— April 1, 2011 11:33 a.m.
Case-Shiller Data Suggest Possible Housing Double-Dip
FYI The Mexican Peso has been gaining against the dollar (now 11.8:1) while the Pound, the Euro, the Canadian dollar have remained fairly constant!— April 1, 2011 11:28 a.m.
Case-Shiller Data Suggest Possible Housing Double-Dip
RE: "I am faced with the awkward task of defending our elected leaders on this blog." Why is that, are you being paid or what? I can't believe that someone MUST defend "Both parties, the idiots and the idiotic bigots" because they have nothing better to blog! Loosen up and tell us what YOU see happening in SD and beyond to our Country in this time of great need (no pun intended).— March 31, 2011 2:37 p.m.