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GateHouse Sues Copley for Breach of Contract
The lawsuit filing the Peoria blogger posted was downloaded from a US District Court website. This is clear from the over writing at the top of the pages. Anyone can download the filing for 9 cents a page. It's not like the Peoria blogger published the Pentagon Papers. The Gatehouse sales agreement is attached to the 4/11/2007 Form 8-K on file at the SEC website. The agreement indicates the sale was a cash transaction. The Cash Flow statement in the 2007 Form 10-K indicates the Copley shares were purchased for cash from the proceeds of a stock offering.— August 1, 2009 7:58 p.m.
GateHouse Sues Copley for Breach of Contract
The $64K amount probably represents only 2 or 3 months of missed payments, and will likely increase over time if Copley does not resume making monthly payments to terminated employees. There could ultimately be several million at stake, not just $64K. If the former employees lose their health insurance because Copley fails to pay the premiums, Copley could potentially face additional millions in liability. If Platinum agreed to pay the terminated employees under the terms of the sales agreement, Copley may have to sue Platinum to force them to reimburse Gatehouse.— August 1, 2009 10:18 a.m.
Qualcomm Disappoints Wall Street in Third Quarter
I thought a philanderer was a coin collector.— July 25, 2009 midnight
Qualcomm Disappoints Wall Street in Third Quarter
I did in fact mean philanthropy, not philandery.— July 24, 2009 11:57 p.m.
Qualcomm Disappoints Wall Street in Third Quarter
No, I meant philandery.— July 24, 2009 8:10 p.m.
Qualcomm Disappoints Wall Street in Third Quarter
It's not rational for Irwin's son to continue running the business, particularly in light of his recent $180 million paycheck. He should retire and devote the remainder of his life to good works and philandery.— July 24, 2009 5:32 p.m.
Broke State Reaches Budget Deal
Now the professional schools tuition costs are almost on par with private universities-as it should be. ============= I disagree. The UC professional schools still charge very low tuition. Annual tuition at the Hastings Law School is only $6,000 per year. Hastings graduates receive a first year salary that averages $160,000, and many receive much more. Hastings should charge a minimum of $50,000 per year in tuition. Better yet, the state should convert Hastings into a private institution and cut off state funding. Hastings can stand on its own reputation and does not need taxpayer support. The UC medical schools should also be privatized. There's plenty of fat in the state budget to cut.— July 22, 2009 7:35 p.m.
Broke State Reaches Budget Deal
The state legislature should drastically cut the University of California's budget. The UC system is growing out of control, with 180,000 employees and 190,000 students. The state's economy cannot possibly produce enough tax revenue to support the UC system in its current configuration. The UC's law schools should be shuttered as they graduate parasites who feed off society and contribute nothing in return. UC should also force medical students to pay the full cost of their tuition. The student headcount at CSU should also be trimmed. Most CSU students never graduate and the brakes should be put on what has become a taxpayer-funded beer drinking binge.— July 21, 2009 11:22 p.m.
Bruce Henderson: no room for a Chargers stadium downtown
Sanders is a cockalorum of the first order notwithstanding his flacid stick and inability to stand erect.— July 17, 2009 10:53 p.m.
Bruce Henderson: no room for a Chargers stadium downtown
Sanders is speaking loudly and carrying a flaccid stick. He is doing nothing. Best, Don Bauder ============= Maybe he should start taking Viagra.— July 17, 2009 7:14 p.m.