[UCGal]

My opinion.

She needs a serious psych eval. I don’t think she’s mentally stable.

I also would like to see the doctor that implanted 8 embryos to be prosecuted or sued for the medical costs associated with the premie’s hospital stay.

I don’t blame the babies. But the woman is wacko!

[UCGal]

My opinion.

She needs a serious psych eval. I don’t think she’s mentally stable.

I also would like to see the doctor that implanted 8 embryos to be prosecuted or sued for the medical costs associated with the premie’s hospital stay.

I don’t blame the babies. But the woman is wacko!

[UCGal]

My opinion.

She needs a serious psych eval. I don’t think she’s mentally stable.

I also would like to see the doctor that implanted 8 embryos to be prosecuted or sued for the medical costs associated with the premie’s hospital stay.

I don’t blame the babies. But the woman is wacko!

[UCGal]

Thanks for the link.

The titles of the projects are very confusing. One caught my eye because it will likely affect my ‘hood – University City…

http://www.stimuluswatch.org/project/view/15539
“Regents Rd Widening from Genesee”

I’m trying to figure this one out – is this a North UC (aka as UTC) project… So over by Scripps hospital and UCSD’s cancer hospital, behind the Jewish community center…

or is it something to do with the bridge that has been fought for so long.
(for the record – I’m for the bridge… The whole area was developed with the bridge as part of the traffic flow… Since I was a child, literally.)

Or is it south UC – which doesn’t make sense since Regents and Gennesee are parallel in South UC.

I wish there were a place to get details on what these projects are.

[UCGal]

Thanks for the link.

The titles of the projects are very confusing. One caught my eye because it will likely affect my ‘hood – University City…

http://www.stimuluswatch.org/project/view/15539
“Regents Rd Widening from Genesee”

I’m trying to figure this one out – is this a North UC (aka as UTC) project… So over by Scripps hospital and UCSD’s cancer hospital, behind the Jewish community center…

or is it something to do with the bridge that has been fought for so long.
(for the record – I’m for the bridge… The whole area was developed with the bridge as part of the traffic flow… Since I was a child, literally.)

Or is it south UC – which doesn’t make sense since Regents and Gennesee are parallel in South UC.

I wish there were a place to get details on what these projects are.

[UCGal]

Thanks for the link.

The titles of the projects are very confusing. One caught my eye because it will likely affect my ‘hood – University City…

http://www.stimuluswatch.org/project/view/15539
“Regents Rd Widening from Genesee”

I’m trying to figure this one out – is this a North UC (aka as UTC) project… So over by Scripps hospital and UCSD’s cancer hospital, behind the Jewish community center…

or is it something to do with the bridge that has been fought for so long.
(for the record – I’m for the bridge… The whole area was developed with the bridge as part of the traffic flow… Since I was a child, literally.)

Or is it south UC – which doesn’t make sense since Regents and Gennesee are parallel in South UC.

I wish there were a place to get details on what these projects are.

[UCGal]

Thanks for the link.

The titles of the projects are very confusing. One caught my eye because it will likely affect my ‘hood – University City…

http://www.stimuluswatch.org/project/view/15539
“Regents Rd Widening from Genesee”

I’m trying to figure this one out – is this a North UC (aka as UTC) project… So over by Scripps hospital and UCSD’s cancer hospital, behind the Jewish community center…

or is it something to do with the bridge that has been fought for so long.
(for the record – I’m for the bridge… The whole area was developed with the bridge as part of the traffic flow… Since I was a child, literally.)

Or is it south UC – which doesn’t make sense since Regents and Gennesee are parallel in South UC.

I wish there were a place to get details on what these projects are.

[UCGal]

Thanks for the link.

The titles of the projects are very confusing. One caught my eye because it will likely affect my ‘hood – University City…

http://www.stimuluswatch.org/project/view/15539
“Regents Rd Widening from Genesee”

I’m trying to figure this one out – is this a North UC (aka as UTC) project… So over by Scripps hospital and UCSD’s cancer hospital, behind the Jewish community center…

or is it something to do with the bridge that has been fought for so long.
(for the record – I’m for the bridge… The whole area was developed with the bridge as part of the traffic flow… Since I was a child, literally.)

Or is it south UC – which doesn’t make sense since Regents and Gennesee are parallel in South UC.

I wish there were a place to get details on what these projects are.

[UCGal]

It looks like this $15k tax credit provision is a lot smaller after the conference committee negotiations.

From Bloomberg, via Calculated risk.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aeJYLHy8kV1U

A proposed $15,000 tax credit for homebuyers was reduced to $8,000, Baucus said.

[UCGal]

It looks like this $15k tax credit provision is a lot smaller after the conference committee negotiations.

From Bloomberg, via Calculated risk.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aeJYLHy8kV1U

A proposed $15,000 tax credit for homebuyers was reduced to $8,000, Baucus said.

[UCGal]

It looks like this $15k tax credit provision is a lot smaller after the conference committee negotiations.

From Bloomberg, via Calculated risk.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aeJYLHy8kV1U

A proposed $15,000 tax credit for homebuyers was reduced to $8,000, Baucus said.

[UCGal]

It looks like this $15k tax credit provision is a lot smaller after the conference committee negotiations.

From Bloomberg, via Calculated risk.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aeJYLHy8kV1U

A proposed $15,000 tax credit for homebuyers was reduced to $8,000, Baucus said.

[UCGal]

It looks like this $15k tax credit provision is a lot smaller after the conference committee negotiations.

From Bloomberg, via Calculated risk.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aeJYLHy8kV1U

A proposed $15,000 tax credit for homebuyers was reduced to $8,000, Baucus said.

[UCGal]

Didn’t our economic problems largely stem from people borrowing too much money? Spending money they didn’t have?

Am I missing something?

Whatever happened to living within ones’ means and saving/investing what was left over. You’re talking about borrowing to invest.

The only difference I see between this plan and people who bought houses they couldn’t/shouldn’t have bought is you’re talking about commodities not real estate… but you’re still making the assumption that commodities can only go up. And using borrowed money for that assumption.

[UCGal]

Didn’t our economic problems largely stem from people borrowing too much money? Spending money they didn’t have?

Am I missing something?

Whatever happened to living within ones’ means and saving/investing what was left over. You’re talking about borrowing to invest.

The only difference I see between this plan and people who bought houses they couldn’t/shouldn’t have bought is you’re talking about commodities not real estate… but you’re still making the assumption that commodities can only go up. And using borrowed money for that assumption.

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