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More Questions for the United Way in Their Involvement in CCDC Sponsored "Registry Week"
No one's being "warehoused" and no one's getting rich off of building supportive housing in San Diego. == Kelly, if you think no one is getting rich off of subsidized housing in San Diego and CA you are off your rocker. Gov programs are as inefficient as they come. I was a commercial real estate broker for years, and the fraud and ROI on government subsidized housing is a JOKE! When bank owned apartments were selling for $5K-$15K per unit, needing rehab costs of $1K-$10K per unit in the early 1990's one of my fellow brokers was building San Diego City and County low income and subsidized housing at $130K-$150K per unit. The incompetence was amazing, and I have seen the same incompetence over and over and over again in just about every area of government. As for the United Way, is this the same United Way that hired former San Diego police chief and current San Diego Mayor as CEO for $200K+ in compensation?????? Tell me what KFC Sanders qualifications were for heading the United Way coming from a police department??? Where there are no profit and loss responsibilities...... These government programs may mean well and have good intentions, but the cost to run them- the ROI, which is the bottom lien- vs the benefit they return is so out of whack it makes a person living in the real world want to can all of it.— November 27, 2011 10:28 p.m.
A Found Art Opportunity in Golden Hill.
One beautiful Pittie!— November 26, 2011 5:55 p.m.
Democrats to Stage Fundraising Bash at Lerach Estate
what do u thin the MF Global investors will recover == MF global is looking like an Enron type fraud. I would suggest listening to the Bill Black interviews to see if anything will happen to these con artists; #1- Short version video-4 minutes http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XJe7O-3QBc #2- Longer version video- 16 minutes http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_AuvLTJNh0— November 26, 2011 11:47 a.m.
How Sempra used cash-balance plans
Capping spending may be a good idea but politically, it's difficult to achieve. == Here let me fix this sentence...LOL: "Capping spending may be a good idea but politically, it's IMPOSSIBLE to achieve."— November 25, 2011 10:43 p.m.
Manchester paid more than $110 million for San Diego Union-Tribune
The Mission Valley property is going to be worth boo-koo bucks, but not for a long long time. I predicted this real estate downturn to last 3-5 years when it started in 2007, now I predict it will not end for 7-10 years, which would be 2015-2017. In 2017 that property will be worth bundles........but who has the $$$ to cover the holding costs for another 5 years????— November 25, 2011 10:41 p.m.
Manchester paid more than $110 million for San Diego Union-Tribune
$25 MILLION?? If that is true they are business brainiacs. I find it hard to believe they made that much, but if they did I salute them!— November 25, 2011 10:37 p.m.
S.W.A.T. Team Removes Rampaging Man From El Cajon Home
wow, that meltdown is going to result in prison.— November 25, 2011 10:01 p.m.
How Sempra used cash-balance plans
We don't need more revenue, we need to cap out of control state spending. CA has AVERAGED 12% annual spending increases since the depression began in 2007. That is just nuts. Crazy. Who is nutty enough to increase spending by double digits when we are in a major downturn???????? Arnold was part of this too. We should lock in and cap spending at no more than 5% of the previous year. If more revenue comes in it should go into one time expenditure funds, such as road building.— November 25, 2011 12:36 a.m.
How Sempra used cash-balance plans
80.Ditching db is one reason the private sector is better off than the public sector. == Nothing wrong with DB pensions, it is the multiplier numbers that make it wrong. A DB of 50%@age 67 is OK, a DB at age 50 with 90% is not.— November 25, 2011 12:33 a.m.
UCSD Chancellor Joins Bridgepoint Board of Directors
11.the sad thing is ... Bridgepoint is anathema to higher education. They are scamming our veterans out of millions. and now, Foxe is lending her support to the scandal ============ #1- YES, they are scamming the veterens big time, but also the taxpayers because the GI Bill/student loan money is being wasted #2- YES again, her being on th board brings a sliver of legitimacy to the school and we knwo it is not legit.— November 24, 2011 11:30 a.m.