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Free Lunch…Almost
I love to read Tin Forks. Last week we went to that Pizza Station at the tenth street trolly station. I loved the atmosphere, and Jenny had her first calzone. She said it a lot of dough to chomp through, but she liked it. This week we went to Petrini's and it was as good as Mr. Bedfore said it would be. I've sampled the goodies at whole foods, but they aren't as much fun to watch as the Sunday brunch crowd at Costco: where they circle a sample table, hold hands, say 'Grace' and dig in and chomp down. I've gone to lotsa places after reading about them in Tin Forks.— July 20, 2008 6:26 p.m.
Veteran’s hang-up hell
Editor, SD Reader: The telephone situation described in the Veterans' Hang-up is but a symptom of the many problems that plague our Veterans hospitals. They are flooded with patients and the primary care staff are working under 'double-booking' cnditions. The staff are dedicated professionals, but the work load has increased dramaticaly. A year or so ago, the U.S. News and World report noted that many disabled veterans disability claims are not adjucated according to Pentagon guidelines. They told of a disabled Marine veteran in Oceanside getting only $300.00 per month because they did not judge him fully disabled. The magazine concluded that the Pentagon was cutting veterans benefits to reduce the cost of the war in Iraq. It's almost impossible to get an appointment with a dermatologist. I respect and admiire the dedicated professionals who staff our Veterans hospital in La Jolla. They are simply over-worked. (please let me remain anonymous)— July 18, 2008 1:12 p.m.