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Alleged Killer Michael David Robles Arraigned
You could not put a GPS on someone just because they have a RO on them. #1) it would violate due process of law because they have NOT been convicted of a crime. Although the standard for issueing a RO is SUPPOSED to be high, the fact of the matter is the judges issue them like they are candy and do NOT follow the legal standard requried for issuing them- they are issued many times without meeting any legal standard, and #2) it would be impossible to work because there are 50 RO's given out at 220 W Broadway every single day. They last for up to 3 years. You simply could not track so many of these people.— December 1, 2011 4:07 p.m.
San Diego's Dreams for Change lets you sleep in your car
OWS and the Tea Party are two different sides of the same coin. They both want the special interest and cronyism OUT of government. Here is a really good video from 10-2-2011 of an OWS guy laying a major smack down on a Fox news reporter. He is very articulate on his points; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yrT-0Xbrn4&featur…— December 1, 2011 3:59 p.m.
How Sempra used cash-balance plans
Yes, those idustries have crumbled because of horrible economic policy, not on the merits, that is a fact.— December 1, 2011 3:55 p.m.
How Sempra used cash-balance plans
Don, I don't know if you have followed Detroit recently, I have b/c I have ties to it. Detroit is the most critically mismanaged major muni in America today. It is going to be taken over by the state any day now. They are essentially bankrupt. Detroit has SFR's you can purchase, move into and live in for less than $10K. That is how bad it is there. They went from 1.9 million in population to 750K today. They are in terrible condition and the policy of our country t outsource jobs (and the tax base) off shore is going to make sure this downward slide continues. This should scare and concern every citizen of this country, b/c for most of the last 75 years GM/Detroit was the largest employer in America, with excellent wages. Today Wal-Mart is the largest employer in America with minimum and near minimum wages- And no benefits for the majority of their work force.— December 1, 2011 8:13 a.m.
How Sempra used cash-balance plans
I thought they moved to DC or a a suburb but could nto recall......— December 1, 2011 8:08 a.m.
Liberty Station Contractors Underpaid Taxes
Daren Barone and Gregory Watkins billed $14.1 million for an asbestos removal job, and made a whopping profit of $8.3 million. == A PROFIT MARGIN OF 59%. Obviously this was some sort of scam, a no bid contract most likely, a set up for these two connected dorks. And there MUST have been kick backs too. This is why government is wrecking this great country, right here. These two losers should be in prison for fraud, along with the government employee who gave them the green light. A 60% profit margin on a $14 million job. Un-friggen believable.— December 1, 2011 8:03 a.m.
More and More Californians Leaving the State
CA MUST stop raising the sales tax. It is unfair to the poor and totally out of control as it is. And Browns plan to DOUBLE it by adding it to servies is unacceptable, sorry that plan liek Prop D here is DOA.— November 30, 2011 9:45 p.m.
Escondido's dubious plan to build a $50 million ballpark
It can't afford this foolishness any more than SD can afford a new football stadium. = It is amazing to me that these half billion/billion dollar scams still have traction in this economic environment. One thing os for sure, the Chargers won't be seeign a new stadium in San Diego for 15 years, and with an 0-6 record the last 6 weeeks it could be they will not even see any improvements at Jack Murphy.— November 30, 2011 9:31 p.m.
How Sempra used cash-balance plans
Looks like 1983 was the first year at #411, but that would be for sales of the 1982 year, so start up to F-500 in 5 years. I am sure that was the record then I doubt it is today.— November 30, 2011 4:50 p.m.
How Sempra used cash-balance plans
The start up to Fortune 500 was in one fo the books on Apple, I forgot which one. I am looking ovet their sales now, they had $775K in their first year 1977, and 335 million in 81, I don't know if they made the F-500 in 81. I need to go and seeif I can find the F-500 list for 1980 and 1981.— November 30, 2011 4:45 p.m.