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Cohn restaurant manager saves the evening
Been a regular customer at Island Prime and C-Level for years. The food is always delicious, prepared just to our liking and thoughtfully designed with new and interesting favor combinations. Their homemade “PopOvers” and jalapeño butter are, as you say, a special treat, and maybe unique as well. But when you think of both restaurants it’s the staff and management that make the meal so much more enjoyable. From the “busboys”, wait staff all the way to the Executive Chef/Partner they truly are caring folks who bend-over-backwards to make you feel welcome and your time with them will be memorable.— October 8, 2018 3:29 p.m.
Bird lowers bounty price to $3
I could be wrong, but I believe the “Bird” scooters are built by Ninebot which is the parent company of Segway. Ninebot is looking for a monopoly in the scooter realm. https://techcrunch.com/2018/05/11/in-a-bid-to-cor…— September 25, 2018 2:55 p.m.
Oceanside's Firewater Saloon feels unwelcome
Will or has justice prevailed? Only time will tell.— September 25, 2018 12:53 p.m.
Bird lowers bounty price to $3
Why pedal when you can ride a scooter for about the same fee. I agree with Alex, all these transportation gimmicks will be trash in a year or so. Ofo is just the first example.— September 25, 2018 12:50 p.m.
Bird lowers bounty price to $3
These things are a nuisance and emergency rooms are now experiencing a rise in the number of people injured. Those at the top get rich, laughing all the way to the bank, while fools suffer. The wear and tear on the vehicles along with the cost of electricity far exceeds the amount of compensation of $3 a scooter.— September 24, 2018 3:57 p.m.
Oceanside's Firewater Saloon feels unwelcome
Tanks to da grammar police. Ya no, we’d bee lost wit out tat dude. Ya kno.— September 24, 2018 10:33 a.m.
Oceanside's Firewater Saloon feels unwelcome
Must be a classy place. That photo originates from the bar’s website. I’m sure the blond is very proud of her pose.— September 24, 2018 10:25 a.m.
Farewell to a professional love
Well let’s just call it Honorary then. Either way, there is no doubt, you *earned* it.— September 20, 2018 3:37 p.m.
Farewell to a professional love
To the Reader’s Publisher, The City of San Diego, and Mr. Bauder: I pray this is not to presumptuous of me but I suspect many *feel* as I believe. We submit for consideration: ***WHEREAS,*** Mr. Donald Bauder has been a force for good in the San Diego Community low these many decades both within and without the San Diego County Boundaries; and ***WHEREAS,*** throughout the many many years Mr. Bauder has contributed financial reporting, rooted out wrongdoing and doers, revealed scams, scammers and revealing their schemes as well as plots, promoting the public’s understanding of these heinous crimes and civil malfeasance; and ***WHEREAS,*** Mr. Bauder, has spoken “truth to power” to the leading to demise of scandalous politicians, and to the chagrin of those who promote political corruption; and ***WHEREAS,*** during his more than 40 years at the Copley Paper and San Diego Reader Mr. Bauder mentored a younger generation of writers as well as peers to the betterment of both companies and the citizens of the San Diego community at large; ***NOW THEREFORE,*** Should be proclaimed and bestowed the title of *Editor Emeritus* on Mr. Bauder. Not only for his lifelong accomplishments as a contributor toward the betterment of the people of San Diego County, and mentor to writers, but also as an enticement to keep on contributing as he sees fit during his retirement years.— September 19, 2018 6:53 p.m.
Don Bauder: Psychodlzard: I adore the Adagietto from the Mahle...
To the Reader’s Publisher, The City of San Diego, and Mr. Bauder: I pray this is not to presumptuous of me but I suspect many *feel* as I believe. We submit for consideration: ***WHEREAS,*** Mr. Donald Bauder has been a force for good in the San Diego Community low these many decades both within and without the San Diego County Boundaries; and ***WHEREAS,*** throughout the many many years Mr. Bauder has contributed financial reporting, rooted out wrongdoing and doers, revealed scams, scammers and revealing their schemes as well as plots, promoting the public’s understanding of these heinous crimes and civil malfeasance; and ***WHEREAS,*** Mr. Bauder, has spoken “truth to power” to the leading to demise of scandalous politicians, and to the chagrin of those who promote political corruption; and ***WHEREAS,*** during his more than 40 years at the Copley Paper and San Diego Reader Mr. Bauder mentored a younger generation of writers as well as peers to the betterment of both companies and the citizens of the San Diego community at large; ***NOW THEREFORE,*** it should be proclaimed and bestowed upon Donald Bauder the title of *Editor Emeritus*. Not only for his lifelong accomplishments as a contributor toward the betterment of the people of San Diego County, as well as mentor to writers, but also as an enticement to keep on contributing as he sees fit during his retirement years.— September 19, 2018 6:52 p.m.