Sep1.2012
13 years ago today,
UFC 151 featuring Jon Jones vs. Dan Henderson was scheduled to take place in Las Vegas, Nevada.
This was the first cancelled event in promotional history.
A study by researchers at USC shows gas prices in California are being driven up by governmental policies, taxes and fees, not price-gouging by big oil. The Marshall School of Business study looked at data from the last 50 years
Many Californians struggle to buy groceries and gas. Many are behind on utility bills and carrying crushing debt. How can anyone in this state, much less this country, look to a man who is so excessively opulent in his lifestyle? How can Newsom rant about Big Oil when he is now a super commuter? How can he urge frugality in the state budget when he is spending millions on a home with a swimming pool, spa, garden sculptures and 5,600 sq. ft.?
The six-bedroom, five-and-a-half bathroom property complete with a guest house for visitors comes with floor-to-ceiling windows with views of Mount Tamalpais. Outdoors, there's a swimming pool and a spa with sculptures lining a back garden with a roaring fire pit. Inside the bedrooms come with a handful of walk-in closets. A Newsom spokesperson would not confirm the purchase of the property
Seriously cant confirm?
His wealth is now beyond what makes sense from the winery business
Wonder where the money coming from?
Most of us can barely afford to feed ourselves no less our families
Most have to send our kids to failing public schools not private
Not Gavin @GavinNewsom and family His wealth comes from crushing California
We have lost one of the greatest players and personalities that this franchise, this sport and this region have ever known. Bill Walton is synonymous with Southern California basketball: a San Diego native, a UCLA phenom, a Clipper icon.
He defined the game as a player, a broadcaster and an ambassador, spreading joy for generations. Wherever he went, whatever he did, Big Red stood above the crowd. The Clippers organization extends our deepest condolences to the Walton family, as well as our utmost gratitude. Bill was a singular force, and we were privileged to know him.