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Debt Management & Credit Counseling Program (All Of East Bay)

Tired of living in debt? Our Debt Settlement Programs really work! Now there's hope through this legal solution! We can help you eliminate debt instantly. Don't pay it…. settle it! Let our Debt Experts help you become debt free with our debt settlement program. Visit us today to get a no obligation Free Debt Settlement quotation. (888) 632-3990 Some interesting credit facts:Most Americans are not saving nearly enough to fund their retirement.Of those Americans 105 million will file bankruptcy; 1.5 million will participate in consumer credit counseling; and 37 million will TRY TO NEGOTIATE WITH CREDITORS THEMSELVES - which the creditors love, because the people in debt trouble are not professioanls and do not know how the system really works.

Debt reduction strategies that work. (All Of Peninsula)

Tired of living in debt? Our Debt Settlement Programs really work! Now there's hope through this legal solution! We can help you eliminate debt instantly. Don't pay it…. settle it! Let our Debt Experts help you become debt free with our debt settlement program. Visit us today to get a no obligation Free Debt Settlement quotation. 888.632.3990 Some interesting credit facts:Eighty percent of American households have at least one credit card.A more important measure of the debt is its size in relation to the nation's economy, generally stated in terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP). In CBO's baseline projection, accumulated federal debt held by the public will equal 37.7% of GDP in 2008.

How I Paid Off $35,000 in Debt, and How You Can Too (san mateo)

Bankruptcy is not your only option! Our goal is to help you determine the right course of action for you to take. We will connect you with a debt settlement company today that will help you avoid filing for bankruptcy protection. Visit us today for a free no obligation quote: (888) 632-3990 Some interesting credit facts:Every borrowed dollar carries an interest cost. The most direct impact of public debt on the federal budget is, therefore, the amount of money taxpayers must come up with each year to finance past borrowing.The original Diners Club card was issued in 1950 to let businessmen charge meals. It was pasteboard with a list of the 27 restaurants that accepted it printed on the back. The first plastic card came out in 1955. Today, there are about 20,000 different cards available in the U.S.

SHARED WORKSPACE * FREE TRIAL 4 startups, freelance, & small business (downtown / civic / van ness) $275

GET THINGS DONE! If you are an independent professional working from a coffee shop, hotel lobby or your living room…consider the alternative - Sandbox Suites, the premier coworking space in San Francisco! As seen in the San Francisco Chronicle and the New York Times We offer a professional workspace with none of the hassles that usually come with one. At Sandbox Suites, you can concentrate on your work, meet clients, receive mail, print/copy/fax, grab an espresso or a snack, and use other services included in our monthly memberships. Best of all, there are no leases or contracts. Come try us out with a no obligation 4 DAY TRIAL! • ALL INCLUSIVE WORKSPACE! • Conveniently located within 2 blocks of Muni & BART • Professionally staffed front desk • Use of any available hot-desk • Private work areas with 24/hour access (these are not private offices) • Conference rooms with phone, projector, supplies • High speed Internet - secure fiber, LAN and Wireless • Receive mail and ship packages • Color laser printers, copy, and fax machines • Unlimited national and world calling • Full service espresso and snack bar • Storage lockers • Parking available Our flex-workspace offers much more than traditional office space. Sandbox Suites gives you an opportunity to network, socialize and grow through workshops, events, and socials hosted at our space on a regular basis. http://www.sandboxsuites.com/calendar Sandbox was created around the idea of co-working and flexibility to be a workspace for the 21st century where functionality, efficiency and community can help you achieve unprecedented heights! You can drop in for a day or become a regular monthly member: Daily rate - $20-$35 Monthly memberships - $275 - $495 Web: www.sandboxsuites.com Email: info@sandboxsuites.com Phone: (415) 659-8197 Open: 8am-6pm, Mon-Fri SCHEDULE A FREE TOUR!

Hodgman and Coulton tonight in Los Angeles (Nov 13, 2008)

John Hodgman says: Hello, friends in Los Angeles, or recently moved from there. You should feel zero obligation to come see me and Jonathan Coulton perform at the Echoplex. Seriously. Of course, you should know that the 27 dollars includes a copy of my new book, MORE INFORMATION THAN YOU REQUIRE. Additionally, the show will not only feature me wearing a tuxedo, but also COULTON playing guitar in the way only he can. And now: SPECIAL GUEST JOHN RODERICK OF THE LONG WINTERS, who is missing a front tooth and really knows how to be awesome. Plus other surprises. All of the details, times, ticket info, etc, are here HODGMAN November 13, 2008 8:00 pm WITH JONATHAN COULTON AND JOHN RODERICK Echoplex 1154 Glendale Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90026 (213) 413-8200 Tickets are $27, and include a copy of MORE INFORMATION THAN YOU REQUIRE A BOOK SOUP event....

OFFICE SPACE IN THE FINANCIAL DISTRICT SAN FRANCISCO (financial district)

OFFICE SPACE IN THE FINANCIAL DISTRICT SAN FRANCISCO 139 locations from 1,572sf to 44,310sf Availability changes weekly. For a quote & availability: (415) 670-9155 Sample Availability List California Street: 1,350 - 1,450 SF Kearny Street: 2,648 - 3,248 SF Sansome Street: 3,530 SF Kearny Street: 1,500 - 4,500 SF Front Street: 4,525 SF Battery Street: 4,671 SF Montgomery Street:: 1,200 - 4,747 SF Post Street:: 7,487 SF Montgomery Street: 8,718 SF Bush Street: 1,642 - 7,173 SF Front Street: 5,615 - 10,989 SF Price quote & Availability: (415) 670-9155 WE ARE A NETWORK OF THE PROFESSIONAL TENANT AND BUYER REPRESENTATIVES WITH THE FIDICIARY DUTY TO SHOW YOU ALL AVAILABLE PROPERTY IN THE MARKET. WE DO NOT HOLD TIES TO LANDLORDS OR PROPERTY OWNERS. WE CHARGE NO FEE. THERE IS NO OBLIGATION FOR USING OUR SERVICES. THE FEE WE COLLECT IS INCLUDED IN THE MARKETING BUDGET OF THE PROPERTY OWNER. THE PROPERTY INFORMATION IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. THE INFORMATION CHANGES CONSTANTLY. WE RECEIVE THIS INFORMATION FROM THIRD PARTY SOURCES. WE MAKE NO PROMISES, REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESS, IMPLIED, STATUTORY, OR OTHERWISE, WITH RESPECT TO THE PROPERTY INFORMATION INCLUDING THEIR ACCURACY, OPERATION, CONFORMITY TO ANY REPRESENTATION OR DESCRIPTION, OR THE EXISTENCE OF ANY LATENT OR PATENT DEFECTS, AND WE SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, NONINFRINGEMENT AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. ? PURPOSE.

Quinn: "Gay sex produces AIDS"; "They should charge homosexuals more for their ... health insurance"

On the November 6 broadcast of The War Room with Quinn & Rose, co-host Jim Quinn said: "The only thing that -- the only thing that gay marriage produce -- well, gay marriage doesn't produce anything that the state has an interest in. Gay sex produces AIDS, which the state doesn't have -- or should have an interest in. They should charge homosexuals more for their -- for their health insurance than they charge the rest of us." Quinn made the comment while discussing the passage of a California ballot initiative to amend the state constitution to ban same-sex marriage. Quinn continued: I mean, just like they charge -- look, if I'm a tobacco smoker, I pay more, right? Why? Because I'm risking my life, and the insurance company has an interest in that, because the chances were more likely they're gonna have to pay off on me than somebody else. So why don't they charge gay men, especially, higher premiums? Because they're engaged in an activity that will have an impact on that - on the health care system." From the November 6 broadcast of Clear Channel's The War Room with Quinn & Rose: QUINN: Let me ask you a question. You're hanging out with some -- some woman that you picked up in a bar and, you know, you two are out there; maybe you decided at the last minute to go to Las Vegas, rent a hotel room, and make a little whoopee for the weekend. What is that called? Does society have a strict definition for that? I mean, yeah, I mean, there's a lot of people who different definitions for it, different names for it. But, I mean, is there one thing that we can all agree on? Is there a name for it? And no, there is no one name for it, because society has no interest in it. But there is a name for a man and a woman who commit to each other, it's called marriage. Why does it have a name? Because we seek to define it. Why do we seek to define it? Because society has an interest in the outcome, and the outcome is the next generation of citizens in that society, and the assurance that those citizens will have a proper upbringing. That's why we name things. That's why we have words to define things. We are under no obligation to change the definition of things to include some demand from some special-interest group who suddenly decides that their union ought to be called a marriage to make them feel better about it, and to force the rest of us to look at it as equivalent to a man and a woman having a marriage that produces something that the state has an interest in. The only thing that -- the only thing that gay marriage produce -- well, gay marriage doesn't produce anything that the state has an interest in. Gay sex produces AIDS, which the state doesn't have -- or should have an interest in. They should charge homosexuals more for their -- for their health insurance than they charge the rest of us. I mean, just like they charge -- look, if I'm a tobacco smoker, I pay more, right? Why? Because I'm risking my life, and the insurance company has an interest in that, because the chances were more likely they're gonna have to pay off on me than somebody else. So why don't they charge gay men, especially, higher premiums? Because they're engaged in an activity that will have an impact on that -- on the health care system. That's -- I don't know, is there something wrong with that? Anyway, the people of -- of California, you know, maybe they didn't articulate it quite that way, but somehow they understood. And they voted against gay marriage. And the mayor of San Francisco is just beside himself over this. But they did the right thing. Look, if you're gay and you want to have a relationship, and you want to have it -- you know, you want to have it legalized and sign a contract, I have no problem with that. Go ahead. I'm not gonna come knock on your door, it's not a problem for me. Just don't -- don't try to muddy the waters by calling it a marriage -- it's not. What else here this morning?