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Edison, SDGE want secrecy in San Onofre dealings
It's like a multiple-guess question. You get the credit anyway. But what ARE they hiding? PS: Starting at the leaky tubes, follow the technical history. Use the Challenger investigation as a model (to avoid, except for Richard Feynman and General forgot-his-name). THAT'S why there needs to be an open investigation, a public hearing, and somebody with that kind of courage and intelligence to reveal the real truths.— January 18, 2013 6:15 p.m.
Wall Street lawyer to head SEC?
"Agitate, agitate, agitate." --Frederick Douglass If color mattered, the irony would be forged in steel.— January 18, 2013 6:09 p.m.
Edison, SDGE want secrecy in San Onofre dealings
Don, you were sagacious, indeed, to get the hell out of San Diego well ahead of the meltdown. What ARE they hiding?— January 18, 2013 12:42 a.m.
Borrego: one resort for sale, two big properties in escrow
Water, water, nowhere, and not a drop to think.— January 16, 2013 8:23 p.m.
Guns: Meese warns Obama could be impeached
"Those great Americans who wrote our Constitution would be horrified that the nation cannot ban assault weapons." The elephant in the room is that people want weapons because they truly believe they might need them at some point in their lives. It has nothing whatever to do with the Second Amendment. Any kind of comprehensive discussion of such real issues is verboten by both extremes. Let us look at actual statistics that are relevant to the issues, and let's look at ALL of them.— January 16, 2013 8:16 p.m.
Edison, SDGE want secrecy in San Onofre dealings
Maybe Aguirre could start a watchdog organization? This is SERIOUS stuff. Which other media covered this?— January 16, 2013 8:02 p.m.
Seau suffered from disease caused by hits
In the mid 20th century, a town in Colorado was suffering from a rash of gang-beatings of elderly people, some of them fatal. If I recall correctly it was Colorado Springs. A well-dressed elderly gentleman was walking down the sidewalk when a car drove very slowly past him, its five young occupants grinning at him as they did so. They turned at the next street, blocking the sidewalk, and slowly got out of the car and started walking slowly toward the elderly gentleman, unlimbering their weapons, including tire-irons, short lengths of logging chain, battery cables, etc. As the youths approached, still grinning, to within about thirty feet of the old man, he said, "Boys, I would, if I were y'all, stop, turn around, get back into your car, and go on about your business." "And what are YOU gonna DO about it, old man?" The old man pulled out a Colt single-action revolver, and calmly shot four of them dead. The other obeyed the old man's suggestion and ran for the car, burning rubber as he left. The old man holstered his Colt, and continued his walk. The attacks stopped.— January 16, 2013 7:55 p.m.
Does new UCAN board want reform?
Yeah, I won't argue the point to the point of perfection either, but then I'm always approximate. One of our imperfections is that we expect perfection in the face of its utter absence.— January 15, 2013 9:59 p.m.
ResMed: Please refuse to play the subsidy game
Enough fiddling around can bring down any system.— January 15, 2013 9:56 p.m.
UCAN board meeting gets testy
"To be, or not, to be" remains the question.— January 15, 2013 9:54 p.m.