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Qualcomm Lowers Forecast; Stock Plunges 9%
the telecom charge what the market will stand, in 3rd world countries lots of phones, no plans, and very low cost per minute. same systems, but the people are not being bled ( or bled for what they can pay in relation to their income)— January 28, 2010 9:45 a.m.
NFL lies about Super Bowl benefits
with all the money being made by the """sports""" being touted, its hard to think that the games are not "manipulated" to keep fans interested for the longest period of time. and to call them athletes and not entertainers is just plain b.s.— January 28, 2010 9:41 a.m.
Hedgecock Dropped by Los Angeles Station
in his interview with Helen Amsten, he asked the usual question, how did she live so long. usual reply, clean living, only drank a little ( good whiskey only) and never had a sick day in her life. Keen said "you mean to say you've never been bed ridden"" her reply ( remember this was live tv, no delay, ect.) Oh, yes, lots of times, and twice in a buggy. I think keen looked pale, even for bw tv— January 21, 2010 8:49 a.m.
Pension Costs Reach 69% of City Payroll, Says DeMaio
response to #1 "Carl DeMaio needs to run for Mayor. Him or Donna Frye. Only those two, or maybe Mike Aguirre or Pat Shea" hope they run before they get into the "good 'ol boy" system— January 21, 2010 8:45 a.m.
Hedgecock Dropped by Los Angeles Station
anyone recall Mr. Keen's interview with Helen Amsten ( first lady in the county to get a birthday card on here 100th birthday from president JFK?— January 15, 2010 12:41 p.m.
Hedgecock Dropped by Los Angeles Station
Response to post #14 Yes, Keen, Harold, 1912-1981 was right on spot most of the time— January 14, 2010 10 a.m.
Lynn Hubbard III filed, 2000 lawsuits in the past ten years in California
anyone notice bool weevil is out of business now? think this had something to do with it? how many persons out of work now? This person is a party in 7 cases. 97-90308-LA Boll Weevil, Inc. v. Wheelchair Access Now Today et al filed 05/01/97 closed 04/30/98 97-90437-LA Wheelchair Access Now Today, Suing On Behalf Of No v. Lovett Family Trust et al filed 06/06/97 closed 10/30/98 97-90439-LA Wheelchair Access Now Today, Suing On Behalf Of No v. Boll Weevil Restaurant - Pacific Highway, San Dieg filed 06/06/97 closed 10/30/98 97-90514-LA Wheelchair Access Now Today, Suing on Behalf of No v. Boll Weevil Restaurant-Mission Gorge Road, San Die filed 06/26/97 closed 01/07/99 97-90515-LA Wheelchair Access Now Today, Suing on Behalf of No v. Boll Weevil Restaurant, Property Number 11 - Convo filed 06/26/97 closed 11/02/98 97-90549-LA Wheelchair Access Now Today, Suing on Behalf of No v. Boll Weevil Restaurant, Property Number 1 - Midway filed 07/08/97 closed 11/02/98 98-90257-LA Wheelchiar Access Now Today, - suing on behalf of v. Boll Weevil Restaurant Property number 30 - Fletch filed 05/22/98 closed 11/30/98— January 2, 2010 7:38 a.m.
Lynn Hubbard III filed, 2000 lawsuits in the past ten years in California
Don like most things of this nature, everyone knows whats going on, but in spite of knowing, its still going on. here is example of some of Pinnock cases from fed court web site. for more "fun" follow Lynn Hubbard III and some of his clients on. I had to post a link as the 3000 character limit here would not begin to show it all http://www.ucan.org/forum/forums/general_comments…— December 30, 2009 1:40 p.m.
Lynn Hubbard III filed, 2000 lawsuits in the past ten years in California
these ada lawyers are absolute scum bags, they don't care about getting things changed, just lining their pockets. they always settle out of court, as getting to court would blow their scam. too bad they don't mess with some of the "connected" businesses and get some real payback by gang members that don't put up with their crap. check the federal court web site and run the names of the lawyers filing the ada suits and some of their "clients", it will be obvious they are running a scam mill. makes one wonder who is paying off the federal judges to let this go on for so long.— December 30, 2009 1:19 p.m.
Fabiani pushes Chargers stadium at Tailgate Park
response to #31 Don: could it all be a set up just to keep the money coming in? after all, its not a sport, its entertainment. ( real big money to be made) seems to me the whole league is run ( dare I say game fixing) to keep the most customers interested ( buying tickets) for as long as possible Let the san diego voters decide where to waste tax payers money— December 24, 2009 8:43 a.m.