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- I remember driving past the F&M Bank in Belmont Shore last fall when the entire credit market had locked up and the Feds were in panic mode. Farmers and Merchants Bank had big signs up in their...
- That's a great idea. The DW should interview one of the Walker's, and get their view of the entire banking debacle, since Farmers and Merchants Bank is rated one of the top three banks in...
- Daniel -- budget sessions are not closed to the public. That would be a violation of the Brown Act. I am certain your boss knows that.
- Considering the current economic climate, I would imagine most banks are in similar situations with their ROA/ROE. Can The District report on some other institutions to offer a bit of perspective?
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‘Burn After Reading’ is an astute, brutal comedy
Itâs weird, but I donât even think of Brad Pitt as an actor anymore. I think of him as a photographâa still image in a tabloid looking serene and carrying around 15 babies. But Pitt does, in f ... Continue reading »
Itâs weird, but I donât even think of Brad Pitt as an actor anymore. I think of him as a photographâa still image in a tabloid looking serene and carrying around 15 babies. But Pitt does, in f ... Continue reading »
10 months ago
Geez. Could we bring back any of the CSULB students? Or at least just put a stubby hyperlink to a real review?
Maybe it is enough for three of your readers to know it is "sillier" and "less thematically cohesive," or that this might be the first time George Clooney has been found to actually act (let alone fantastically), but someone more interested in film (or at least this film) might want some points regarding style, composition, camera work, relevance to particular events, past or present, continuations of themes explored in earlier works, etc.
Or at least I would have thought the editors might be interested in these things?
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