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She's an opportunist. She realizes she can make more money outside the governorship than inside. While quitting may massively damage future political ambitions, staying on at the helm as Alaska follows oil into the near future abyss would be more so...

<a href="http://mortgage.freedomblogging.com/2009/06/27/investors-compete-for-disounted-foreclosures/12763/">Frenzied Biiding on discounted foreclosures</a> Graph, anybody else been there recently and care to comment? From the article, while interest is up, that still isn't keeping prices...

I didn't say the companies were angels, just the disingeniousness of Obama's statements. I've work at an insurance company, IMHO, they give the government a run for the money on inefficiency.

If Government were a private company, it would be called predatory pricing. The government doesn't need to make a profit, even worse, they can and willfully run at sustained losses and simply take more money to fill in the gaps.

I don't do well with stagnant commutes. For that reason, even though I'm working in Corona, I won't move there. From Corona, it doesn't really matter where you're working, traffic jams in all directions. For homes, the nice older homes with style are in parts of the hood that need...

double yikes! Get well soon Peter! One shouldn't have to worry about a bike folding up on them.

I laugh at $800K being a delineation point for low end.

San Diego Union Tribune: decline started a decade ago (June 16th 1999) with push by CalPERs for pension increases. <a href="http://www3.signonsandiego.com/stories/2009/jun/16/lz1ed16bottom214237-disastrous-decade/?opinion&zIndex=117245">SD Union Tribune</a> Originally projected by CalPERS...

The bigger crime, IMHO, is the cities are forcing recycling and not compensating the home owners for it. There are programs and companies that will pay for the right to haul the trash and recycle.