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Documents hint at Sweetwater board’s diners’ club
#Schools don't exist for the the staff. They exist for the students. Hahhahahahaha...is this a joke, or are you serious??? The schools exist and are for the benefit of the TEACHERS FIRST, everyone else second. Has always been that way since the CTA rose to power in the late 1970's after Jerry brown allowed them to unionize, and there is a direct correlation between the rise of the teacher unions and the decline in student test scores and achievement. http://www.calwatchdog.com/2013/01/11/is-governor…— January 11, 2013 11:40 p.m.
San Diego’s Qualcomm is the fifth-largest user of H-1B talent
Yes Don, they EXCLUDE FOOD, GASOLINE and electricity and natural gas for a reason, if they included it the CPI would be going up at 6% per year. Just like the unemployment rates uses the U-3 measurement rate, which does not include EVERYONE as the U-6 rate does.— January 11, 2013 11:35 p.m.
Seau suffered from disease caused by hits
**Still, in 2006, according to Seau’s pleadings in the divorce, he had a stock portfolio of $7,699,000, and monthly expenses of $34,063, or about $400,000 a year. According to court filings, he still had nearly $5 million in investments a few years later. Not much for a superstar whose NFL contracts alone may have been worth more than $57 million, but still a comfortable cushion.** Friends estimated that a bad investment in Ruby Tuesday franchises was costing him $60,000 to $70,000 a month after his retirement. **In 2011, Seau took a $1.2 million loan against the value of his Oceanside house, which he had purchased for $3.2 million in cash in 2005.** Average bet: $38,800 Amid all of his mounting financial pressures, Seau began gambling heavily using lines of credit, or “markers,” at Las Vegas casinos, including Bellagio and Caesars Palace. **According to a source with MGM International, owner of Bellagio, over the course of his gambling lifetime, Seau had a net buy-in of $6.8 million for all of the MGM International properties — $4.1 million of which came from markers. The MGM International source said that by the end of November 2010, Seau owed $1.3 million in markers to Bellagio ($500,000) and Caesars Palace ($800,000). His average bet at Bellagio was $38,800.“You can’t gamble to make money,” that source said. “You need to be super smart, and even those people can’t always beat the system. Anybody who said Junior didn’t have a gambling problem, that he was gambling to make money, is out of their minds. He was borrowing money — hundreds of thousands of dollars — and then he was owing it to the casino.**— January 11, 2013 6:26 p.m.
Seau suffered from disease caused by hits
That is the article I read and got my info from— January 11, 2013 6:13 p.m.
Better Than Red-Light Cameras?
#Richard Riehl writes of receiving a red light camera ticket: “It not only taught me to be more alert behind the wheel, but to pay closer attention to speed limits and amber lights." *This is precisely what red light cameras are intended to accomplish and we are glad Mr. Riehl allowed this issue to be a learning experience.* OMG I just tossed my cookies. Red light cameras were intended to accomplish ONE THING and ONE THING only, getting easy money through excessive fines via highly expensive and operated cameras, not for safety, purely for taxes/revenue. I am sorry about your daughter, but red light cameras would not have made a difference. The writer ran the red because of HIS poor, and dangerous, driving habits.— January 11, 2013 6:11 p.m.
Filner ends pot dispensary crackdown; U.S. Attorney Duffy yet to respond
Don't bother JW with the law,he only wants it applied when it helps him :) But I agree in principle with him 100%.— January 11, 2013 5:48 p.m.
Deputy Sheriffs' Association Files Lawsuit Against County
Hahhahah.....CUT their pensions!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Could not have happened to a bigger bunch of wussies.— January 11, 2013 5:46 p.m.
San Diego’s Qualcomm is the fifth-largest user of H-1B talent
are you crazy????????????? Food and energy prices are sky high, all in the lst 3-4 years.— January 11, 2013 6:12 a.m.
Filner ends pot dispensary crackdown; U.S. Attorney Duffy yet to respond
awesome pic! Can you do one with a squirrel on his dead instead of a racoon??— January 10, 2013 7:25 p.m.
San Diego’s Qualcomm is the fifth-largest user of H-1B talent
The main cause of todays inflation is the printing of money, with nothing backing it, like toilet paper.— January 10, 2013 7:24 p.m.