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Stunner: JP Morgan Buys Bear Stearns for $2 a Share. Earlier in Last Year, It Sold for $159. Federal Reserve To Subsidize Purchase
I'll see if I can buy 50-100 shares when the market opens Tuesday morning. $2-3 a share is a good risk if the stock gies back to its original price. I once bought 300 shares in Priceline.com when it fell to $1, and then made some money back when it returned to $100 a share.— March 18, 2008 1:56 a.m.
Homeless in La Jolla
The woman is doing more harm to La Jolla than good...then again, the old saying is, "If you're gonna be homeless, do so in La Jolla." Half of them are locals who have fallen from grace with their families and choose the beach rather than the family domicile at La Jolla Farms. Funny, the guy in New Mexico, at Joy Junction, who offered to bus out five La Jolla homeless a day -- I recently copy-edited his book for his publisher.— March 18, 2008 1:47 a.m.
Dalliances with Hookers Can Get You the Hook from Top Private Sector Job, Too
I think the $5,500/hr was a mass media news mistake, because they are now saying $5,500 a night. No call girl is that good that she makes $5K an hour! Even the highest of the lcassy in Beverly Hills command $500 an hour or $4-5K a night.— March 12, 2008 7:24 a.m.
A Sad and Strange Death in Leucadia
Cases fixed!— March 9, 2008 3:24 p.m.
Which fictional character would you most like to be?
Me...Captain Kirk, but with better acting skills, or Jack Bauer, for his global angst and his ability to get from one end of L.A. to the other in less than 20 minutes.— March 9, 2008 7:14 a.m.
Train Arrived
Well, if it was really a suicide (I am heaing hints of homicide suggestion), one must question the wife's thoughts about her husband -- did she realize what she would put him through...then again, without detailed data, one can think of all kinds of scenarios....the marriage could have been going south and she WANTED her husband to live with the guilt, because in some cases, suicide is a way "to get even" with another person, such as a someone you love but does not love you back, etc. Who knows. It is a strange case.— March 7, 2008 6:36 a.m.
Train Arrived
I read the police report on this and it looks "suspicious." It was a suicide or...and you have to jump in front of a train pretty quickly to get hit; the train can stop if they see someone in the distance on the track. In the Knott memorial you mentionn, her father died of a heart attack at the same scene. In both cases, I would surmise that heartbreaking grief had a lot to do with it. I cannot go by the intrsection in Borth Park where an ex-girlfriend died when a drunk driver hit her car. I cannot go near the spot where she died because I know my heart would probably stop beating.— March 6, 2008 1:03 p.m.
That ‘80s Club: Straighta Head Sound, plus Pornographer Confessions
Great dancer pics. My Ellison connection -- my aunt used to live nextdoor to him in Sherman Oaks. One summer, when I was 10 and staying there, I got to know him. Books everywhere in that house, several typewriters scattered about with dfferent works in them. I knew I wanted to be a writer then. I have to thank Ellison for that. I send him each new novel I publish. Now, looks like I will be writing a critical book on him for Liverpool University Press' SF Texts Series.— February 27, 2008 5:44 a.m.
Celebrities and Jail
I did some work on a new reality show called CELEBRITY LOCK-UP to air this year...— January 16, 2008 2:15 a.m.
Being Bearded Bites
Josh, One "m" in Hemingway, but two in mine. ;)— October 17, 2007 1:38 p.m.