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ParticipantWas driving up 30th st in north park the other day when I saw a restaurant with tables in the street where cars would normally park with ropes planters and all kinds of stuff that did not look temporary. Now that is blatant disregard to code enforcement when somebody takes over public property for their own personal/business use. Now I was driving so I didn’t really know what was going on there but it struck me as weird.
ParticipantDid you use plenum cable when you hung that flat screen? Although required by law, it would make no difference as the cables only carry milli-volts and although possibly flammable would never be the cause of the fire. I think code goes too far in a lot of cases and everybody knows it, ask for a jury trial if it gets to that point.
ParticipantManny will probably find a path to citizenship in the US Navy as many before him have, not saying that someone who serves doesn’t deserve it just kinda wondering why the US military allows people to serve that are not US citizens to begin with.
ParticipantHere’s the scoop http://www.unioncounsel.net/developments/immigration/news/no_mandatory_e_verify_in_california.html
and this is for employees so when it comes to contractors I think we are still living in the wild west as far as any kind of E-verify laws. In a nutshell for those that don’t go to the above link, CA seems very anti E-verify.ParticipantLast I heard E-verify was a voluntary system. Admittedly I am not calling anyone (INS or whatever they call themselves these days) because I want the work to be completed, it was already delayed once, doesn’t mean it doesn’t bother me that the government gets away with so much that we cannot. They don’t have to smog their vehicles, they don’t have to pull permits, they are “above the law”. When I see road work being done by contractors they seem to put out the minimum number of traffic cones, cones that only cost $7 and are nearly indestructible.
ParticipantI have a new theory that most drugs do not in themselves cure, but what they do is get your body to react to the drugs in a way that the body cures itself (via the liver or thymus). i.e. even if you didn’t go to the doctors office you would probably get better on your own once your body realizes something is wrong. An example would be chemo which attacks your body and the body fights off the poison. Obviously there are things like diabetes that is well documented that insulin is needed. I do think there will be a cure for it in the near future as well as many other diseases. The amyloid proteins that cause a lot of disease could be dissolved followed by stem cell production for healing. When we were in our fetal stage the T cells were produced by the liver, so I’m sure the liver has some incredible healing abilities.
ParticipantI would think that as an airbnb a boat would be quit attractive, is there already such a thing?
ParticipantIf the actual silver value was closer to the coin cost then I would call it a hedge bet. I’m guessing they make the actual silver content way lower than 1 oz so as to deter people from melting them down when silver goes up. Even when silver was $50/oz it would not make sense to melt a $20 coin down to get $12.50
ParticipantCould Hilary pick Nancy Pelosi as a running mate?
ParticipantIf a female, who would it be?
ParticipantI always focus on the 10 year treasury because that is closely tied to mortgage rates, but unlike mortgage rates is quantifiable. I got out of stocks today (again), sell in March buy in May, just made that up if you couldn’t tell.
ParticipantSeems like a roller coaster to me lots of ups and downs but ultimately stays at the same level.
ParticipantIf I get out again I will have made 4% in the last 2 months, not bad.
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