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Fabiani pushes Chargers stadium at Tailgate Park
The Chargers stadium issue comes down to one thing: DO YOU WANT A FOOTBALL TEAM. The Chargers will move without public money just as every team would in every city, right or wrong. ========= No, I do not want a FOOTBALL TEAM in San Diego, or any other sports team for that matter. I hate sports and want to shutter Qualcomm and the Ball Park and force professional sports out of San Diego, for good. I also want sports eliminated from state-funded colleges and universities, and private institutions that accept federal funding, including indirect funding such as student loans. Professional sports is sucking the lifeblood out of San Diego and it is time for the public to stand up to the vulgarian billionnaire carpetbaggers who come here seeking taxpayer subsidies for their teams.— December 23, 2009 7:19 p.m.
Suppose Tiger DOES Play at Torrey Pines
Response to post #72: Have you joined forces with SP to exonerate these ladies? Are your efforts remunerative? Are his? Best, Don Bauder ========= You obviously don't know what buffing chrome and sanding wood means.— December 19, 2009 1:12 p.m.
Feds Close Imperial Capital Bank of La Jolla
No mention of executive compensation was found in the press release. Media contact information can be found on the press release webpage ========== From the 10-K, Imperial Captial Bancorp is the holding company for Imperial Capital Bank. While the FDIC seized Imperial Capital Bank, Imperial Capital Bancorp remains in business, minus it operating asset, the bank. The same thing happened when the Feds seized Homefed Bank. If I recall correctly, the holding company for Homefed remained in business after the seizure as a real estate developer. It's not clear which corporation is liable to pay Haligowski's termination payment.— December 19, 2009 12:41 p.m.
Suppose Tiger DOES Play at Torrey Pines
Tiger paid these women to buff chrome and sand wood at his estate. He did not pay them for sex.— December 18, 2009 11:35 p.m.
Feds Close Imperial Capital Bank of La Jolla
It looks like former Imperial Capital CEO George Haligowski was fired by the Board on 10/31/2009. Per the terms of George's employment agreement on file at the SEC website, he is entitled to $7.315 million if he's fired. I wonder, did he get the payout when the Board put the boot to his keester? He also had $2 million in deferred compensation stashed away in a trust, supposedly at the risk of Imperial's creditors. I wonder, was he able to pocket the $2 million before the bank went under?— December 18, 2009 11:16 p.m.
Suppose Tiger DOES Play at Torrey Pines
News reports claim Tiger sends wire transfers to various women in amounts of $10,000 or more per month. It looks damned ugly to me. I see the specter of several potential felonies stalking Tiger.— December 17, 2009 10:47 p.m.
Suppose Tiger DOES Play at Torrey Pines
Yeah, I'm very disappointed in Tiger, myself. Last I heard it was what, fifteen? How embarrassing. ============== Fifteen is not enough to establish for Tiger a reputation as an Olympic Class Swordsman.— December 16, 2009 11:31 p.m.
Mayor Sanders’s committees are almost wholly made up of downtown boosters
Perhaps other SD communities will be subjected to the same money machine which has grown exponentially since our tiny neighborhood was saved. The point is the merchants of private profit will say and do anything to rob San Diego homeowners and renters of their homes, income, indeed, absorb their very lives, to reap excessive private benefit. ============== The developers are running out of land to build on. The only game left for these bozos is "urban infill," tearing down existing single family residences and building high density cracker box condos and apartments for the "great unwashed," the horde of slobs who continue to arrive here en masse from Slobsville Michigan, Slobhollow Acres Florida, and Pudville Ohio.— December 16, 2009 11:21 p.m.
Suppose Tiger DOES Play at Torrey Pines
Most women are for sale, it's just a matter of finding their price. I think many second and third tier female agents in the real estate industry would put out to obtain a real estate listing in Rancho Santa Fe or La Jolla. Many female college students at UCSD and SDSU date older men in exchange for financial assistance.— December 16, 2009 10:22 p.m.
Suppose Tiger DOES Play at Torrey Pines
Maybe I should not have used "ladies of the evening" until more evidence surfaces. It seems to me, however, I heard about some money changing hands in these adventures. ========= Eldrick Woods has been tied to a convicted madam in New York who ran a prostitution ring.— December 16, 2009 10:08 p.m.