Esplanade drive nature took its course. A giant sinkhole opened up. The owner says water got inside the concrete path. Just washed away. Thats why we had big cavities. This video taken by a passerby shows erosion of the cliffs above the shoreline. That erosion has had consequences. The property next to the beach path was declared unlivable earlier this year. The building is condemned because it sits too close to the crips to the cliffs edge. The apartment buildings next to that one have already been demolished and longtime neighbors further down on esplanade since the problems wont go away. This one could be next. Directly to our side and that will be coming out and this section right here will too. The city issued a statement saying the sinkhole is the responsibility of the owner. The geotechnical experts are examining reports that new bluff erosion, the beach path, pretty owner says he wont make the path safe. What were going to do right now is plug that area. Fill it up with concret
At the abge of 94 would puzzle this. S p jumped today, and the nasdaq advanced 0. 3 . Where have all the flowers gone seems well suited because the sellers just went up and disappeared today. This despite a horrendously weak home Sales Numbers and they have been a big driver of the economy. I have marvelled at how the stock market has so little memory from day to day. Buy buy buy. Take google. At one point, it was down 41 bucks. I fel its not the end of the world. And that the heck was going on with google. It was a huge possession for the trust. We hit up everybody. Whats happening . Everyone who was in a position, you know what . No one knew a thing. The best we can get was hey, theres word out about how twitters numbers can be too high. Had nothing to with google. What happened to the sellers today, what were thinking . They werent thinking anything. The sellers were reacting. Perhaps to the fact that the chart broke down which is why we spend so much time on tuesday looking at the
0 years. what republicans are less interested in is explaining why. namely, people choosing to work less. the wall street journal crowed about the jobless care act. it said the cbo estimated the aca will boost overall demand for goods and services over the next few years. the director directly refuted the claim that the aca is one gigantic job suck. we think people choosing not to work because of the incentives provided by the affordable care act would have no effect on the unemployment rate. we said that very clearly in our report. what the cbo actually concluded is that many workers will choose to withdraw from the labor force because many low income workers and those close to retirement will no longer experience job block. once you read the fine print, or the actual print, getting freed from job lock is not exactly a terrible thing. it allows americans to choose to spend more time with their family or pursue their dreams, and that is not a bad thing. it s a good thing. thi