myLot Discussions | | Free Lettuce Wraps At P.F. Chang's - Today Only 5/18/09 - Sign Up For Coupon Now | | I was watching tv this morning and they had a little story that today and today only the restaurant[b]P.F. Chang's[/b] is giving away coupons for a free Lettuce Wraps with the purchase of any entree. But you definitely have to sign up for it today only. Here is the link to the website to order your free coupon. It will be e-mailed to you. I already got mine and printed it out!http://www.pfchangs.com/briny/This coupon is because[b]PGA Tour Pro Briny Baird[/b] teed off from the top of the Omni Hotel and landed a golf ball within the bullseye on the oufield of Petco Park, home of the[i]San Diego Padres[/i]. Talk about some great golfing skills!![em]wink[/em][em]thumbup[/em][i][b]Have a great day and happy myLotting!!![/b][/i][em]happy[/em] | |
| | If your local pro sports team wanted a new stadium... | | Would you be in support of it?The issue right now in San Diego is to give the Chargers a new stadium. The city is refusing to let them have it, despite them offering to build it using only their own private money, with no debt to the taxpayers. This is forcing the Chargers to look to the suburbs (Chula Vista, National City, Oceanside), to try to make stadium plans.Personally, I am in favor, and I think it's ridiculous that SD is so against it. San Diego has recieved huge economic boosts from its other new stadium, Petco Park where the San Diego Padres play baseball at, and SD has major money problems due to corrupt politicians right now. And with the Chargers offering to pay for the entire stadium themselves? Come on SD, get it together. Let em have their stadium. | |
| | What is your favorite baseball team? | | Mine is the San Diego Padres. I started off as a Seattle Mariners fan as a kid cuz I was a fan of Ken Griffey Jr, but I started following the Padres because I've lived in San Diego for all of my life, and after Griffey and A-Rod parted from Seattle, I stopped following the M's on a regular basis. | |
| | Ripken, Gwynn, McGwire headline Hall of Fame ballot | | Cal Ripken Jr. and Tony Gwynn will likely make the Hall of Fame in their first year of eligibility. Mark McGwire was believed to be a virtual lock as well before being linked to alleged steroid use. Ripken, Gwynn and McGwire headline the first-time candidates on the 2007 Hall of Fame ballot, which was released on Monday. Jose Canseco, whose book led to a congressional hearing on steroid use in baseball, is also on the ballot for the first time.
Canseco has admitted to using steroids and accused McGwire of also taking performance-enhancing drugs when the two were teammates with the Oakland Athletics. McGwire refused to talk about his past when he appeared before a congressional committee. With 583 career home runs, McGwire would have likely been selected to the Hall of Fame. He became the first player to hit 70 home runs in a season in 1998 and followed with 65 in 1999. Canseco hit 462 career homers. Ripken is baseball's ultimate ironman, eclipsing Lou Gehrig's record of 2,130 consecutive games. Ripken spent his entire 21-year career with the Baltimore Orioles and set his record of 2,632 consecutive games from May 30, 1982 to September 20, 1998.... | |
| | Astros sign OF Carlos Lee, RHP Williams | | - By keeping Carlos Lee in the state, the Houston Astros went a long way in addressing their biggest need. After finishing the 2006 season with the Texas Rangers, Lee signed a six-year, $100 million contract with the Astros on Friday. Houston had been searching for a power hitter to bolster an anemic offense that was last in the National League with a .255 average last season and has been among the worst in the league over the last three years. In addition to improving their lineup, the Astros also strengthened their starting rotation Friday, signing righthander Woody Williams to a two-year deal worth $12.5 million. "This is a historic day for our franchise," Astros general manager Tim Purpura said. "We succeeded in fulfilling two of our offseason objectives, obtaining a run-producing middle-of-the-order power hitter, and we bolstered our starting pitching staff." The Astros' lineup figures to receive a huge boost from the Lee, 30, who split 2006 between the Milwaukee Brewers and Rangers, batting a combined .300 with career highs of 37 homers and 116 RBI. He also stole a personal-best 19 bases and struck out just 65 times - the lowest total of his... | |
| | San Diego: ACORN Document Dump~~ ACORN OFFICE DUMPS 20,000 DOCUMNENTS | | AT THE LINK BELOW YOU CAN VIEW THE TON OF DOCUMENTS THE SAN DIEGO,CALIFORNIA ACORN OFFICE DUMPED,THEY SEEMS TO KNOW THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OFFICE WAS COMING TO DO THEIR INVESTIGATE,THE DOCUMENTS HAVE BEEN IT APPEARS COLLECTED FROM THE TRASH BEND.http://biggovernment.com/2009/11/23/breaking-san-diego-acorn-document-dump-scandal/Shockingly, we now learn that the ACORN office in National City (San Diego County) engaged in a massive document dump on the evening of October 9th, containing thousands upon thousands of sensitive documents, just days prior to the Attorney General’s visit. | |
| | san diego california state university help? | | i want to know more about this university.
here are some questions i have:where is it located?
Is it a Semester or Quarter system?
what is the cost per academic year?
are the financial aid &/or scholarship opportunities?
is there on or off-campus housing?
what is the campus size? how many students attend?plz answer this or give me a guide.thx mylotting:) | |
| | What's there to do in San Diego? | | I'm going to San Diego first week of September. It'll be my third time. I've been to the Zoo and Sea World. What else is there to do in San Diego in September? | |
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