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So much money has come into California in this past decade, the economy is in the to 5 out of the world! But we've actually been without a decent budget and in a deficit for a long, long time. But now we're in a recession because of the housing issues, which are insane over here, so we're cutting programs. So one of the things cut was Education. The money that was cut was for Music and Physical Education programs. Even though Music programs have been proven to be beneficial to developing a young mind. But what really gets me is that they cut P.E. from the curriculum. I hated PE, but at least it moved my ass. And now that they've cut PE, they're complaining that the children are becoming obese. So wait.. You cut Physical Education, which gets kids moving, then you complain that children are becoming obese? You caused the problem, you can't blame videogames, candy, sodas, and television (Well you can, but not entirely) for these problems YOU DID IT CALIFORNIA.

Los Angeles is proposing an plan for homeowners when they make a sale of their homes to aide their coffers. When you sell a home, you will have to get the sidewalk in front inspected. If it is in disrepair, it will need to be fixed before you sell your home. It will need to be fixed, by the seller, at his/her expense. Sounds great. The problem is that… The sidewalk belongs to the City. Its usually also broken due to trees… Trees planted by the City…  SO, the city of Los Angeles wants homeowners to pay to fix the city-owned sidewalks that the city has potentially destroyed, at the expense of the homeowners. If you like that idea, hey you'll like this one. If you move, you pay to fix the sidewalk, you pay to repave the street in front of your house, and fix your neighbors house across the way to make it more livable. Sounds great! Bah, who the hell wants to live in LA anyway… (If you can't find a contractor, you can contract with the city to fix it, so it'll be started immediately and finished in 3 years, then you can move!)