Stephanie Thorpe, Paula Rhodes Have Comic Con Panel #SDCC - Video
Stephanie Thorpe and Paula Rhodes (The New Adventures of Peter & Wendy) mark their return to San Diego Comic Con with a panel called "Spark Your Creativity". Held Friday July 22 at 3 pm at Pacific 24 North Tower, San Diego Marriott Marquis & Marina, it includes Stephanie Pressman & Heidi Cox (Stalking LeVar), Jenny Lorenzo (Buzzfeed, Geekgasm), Helenna Santos Levy (Ms In The Biz), Kristen Nedopak (The Geekie Awards), and Camille Falciola (Remain Calm).
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Wednesday, July 13, 2016
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Stephanie Thorpe and Paula Rhodes (The New Adventures of Peter & Wendy) mark their return to San Diego Comic Con with a panel called "Spark Your Creativity". Held Friday July 22 at 3 pm at Pacific 24 North Tower, San Diego Marriott Marquis & Marina, it includes Stephanie Pressman & Heidi Cox (Stalking LeVar), Jenny Lorenzo (Buzzfeed, Geekgasm), Helenna Santos Levy (Ms In The Biz), Kristen Nedopak (The Geekie Awards), and Camille Falciola (Remain Calm).
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Stephanie Thorpe and Paula Rhodes (The New Adventures of Peter & Wendy) mark their return to San Diego Comic Con with a panel called "Spark Your Creativity". Held Friday July 22 at 3 pm at Pacific 24 North Tower, San Diego Marriott Marquis & Marina, it includes Stephanie Pressman & Heidi Cox (Stalking LeVar), Jenny Lorenzo (Buzzfeed, Geekgasm), Helenna Santos Levy (Ms In The Biz), Kristen Nedopak (The Geekie Awards), and Camille Falciola (Remain Calm).
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Liked on YouTube: Oakland City Pro Football Group, LLC Is Ronnie Lott; Alameda County In Coliseum City Land Sale Talks
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“Oakland City Pro Football Group, LLC” Is Ronnie Lott; Alameda County In Coliseum City Land Sale Talks Anyone who tells you “nothing's going on” with respect to negotiations related to what will be a new stadium for the Oakland Raiders is either lying to you or really knows nothing at all, but is just talking to look important and is an Oakland hater. Thanks to several friends I can say there was a little-seen document that appeared in the agenda for the Alameda County Board of Supervisors on July 6th, and County Administrator Susan Muranishi “approved and authorized” Aki Nakao and Pat O'Connell to negotiate a land purchase deal with an organization called “Oakland City Pro Football Group, LLC”. Then, on July 12th, the Alameda County Board of Supervisors were treated to an update on the progress of the talks in closed session. That part of the County's' agenda reads as follows: - Property: O.Co Stadium and Arena, Oakland (Assessor Parcel Nos. 041-3901- 009, 041-3901-008 and 042-4328-001 - Agency Negotiators: Aki Nakao and Pat O'Connell, Real Property Negotiators - Negotiating Parties: Oakland City Pro Football Group, LLC a California Limited Liability Company Under Negotiation: Price and Terms of Payment I don't yet know the details, but I do know this is coming to the Oakland City Council on Tuesday of next week. What we can infer from this information, however, is really quite a lot. First, the talks between who is The Ronnie Lott Group, but is now legally called Oakland City Pro Football Group, LLC, and the City of Oakland and Alameda County, and the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, became real weeks ago, as opposed to just heating up this week. Whenever a legal entity name is presented in a County Agenda, from experience, I can say the people involved have instructed the potential buyers to start setting up a corporate veil – in this case, an LLC. This is exactly the same preliminary process Floyd Kephart and New City Development LLC went through three years ago, but coming out with an Exclusive Negotiating Agreement. In this case, expect to see Oakland City Pro Football Group, LLC with a Memorandum of Understanding signed very soon. Second, Oakland Raiders Owner Mark Davis and Team President Mark Badain are keenly aware of what's happening in Oakland, even as Mr. Davis tells his media friends that Oakland's doing nothing, and the Mayor of Las Vegas believes him. Third, the County is getting to a place where it has some understanding of what the appraised land Coliseum City value is. Remember, the City of Oakland approved Keiser-Marston & Associates to start work on land appraisal for Coliseum City two weeks ago; Alameda County's actions over this month are in concert with the City of Oakland's. That, in itself, completely smashes Mark Davis's claims that Oakland has political problems – a fairy tale that the Sheldon Adelson-owned Las Vegas Review repeated last week, and just as it was mentioning that Ronnie Lott was “minority” for what seems to me to be an act of dog-whistle racism on the part of that publication. In other words, Lott's black, so he won't get it done. From what you and I have seen, you'd have to be mentally ill to think Lott's not going to make this work. That he will get something done and retain the Raiders in Oakland is about as certain as one of his big hits as an NFL safety. Stay tuned.
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“Oakland City Pro Football Group, LLC” Is Ronnie Lott; Alameda County In Coliseum City Land Sale Talks Anyone who tells you “nothing's going on” with respect to negotiations related to what will be a new stadium for the Oakland Raiders is either lying to you or really knows nothing at all, but is just talking to look important and is an Oakland hater. Thanks to several friends I can say there was a little-seen document that appeared in the agenda for the Alameda County Board of Supervisors on July 6th, and County Administrator Susan Muranishi “approved and authorized” Aki Nakao and Pat O'Connell to negotiate a land purchase deal with an organization called “Oakland City Pro Football Group, LLC”. Then, on July 12th, the Alameda County Board of Supervisors were treated to an update on the progress of the talks in closed session. That part of the County's' agenda reads as follows: - Property: O.Co Stadium and Arena, Oakland (Assessor Parcel Nos. 041-3901- 009, 041-3901-008 and 042-4328-001 - Agency Negotiators: Aki Nakao and Pat O'Connell, Real Property Negotiators - Negotiating Parties: Oakland City Pro Football Group, LLC a California Limited Liability Company Under Negotiation: Price and Terms of Payment I don't yet know the details, but I do know this is coming to the Oakland City Council on Tuesday of next week. What we can infer from this information, however, is really quite a lot. First, the talks between who is The Ronnie Lott Group, but is now legally called Oakland City Pro Football Group, LLC, and the City of Oakland and Alameda County, and the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, became real weeks ago, as opposed to just heating up this week. Whenever a legal entity name is presented in a County Agenda, from experience, I can say the people involved have instructed the potential buyers to start setting up a corporate veil – in this case, an LLC. This is exactly the same preliminary process Floyd Kephart and New City Development LLC went through three years ago, but coming out with an Exclusive Negotiating Agreement. In this case, expect to see Oakland City Pro Football Group, LLC with a Memorandum of Understanding signed very soon. Second, Oakland Raiders Owner Mark Davis and Team President Mark Badain are keenly aware of what's happening in Oakland, even as Mr. Davis tells his media friends that Oakland's doing nothing, and the Mayor of Las Vegas believes him. Third, the County is getting to a place where it has some understanding of what the appraised land Coliseum City value is. Remember, the City of Oakland approved Keiser-Marston & Associates to start work on land appraisal for Coliseum City two weeks ago; Alameda County's actions over this month are in concert with the City of Oakland's. That, in itself, completely smashes Mark Davis's claims that Oakland has political problems – a fairy tale that the Sheldon Adelson-owned Las Vegas Review repeated last week, and just as it was mentioning that Ronnie Lott was “minority” for what seems to me to be an act of dog-whistle racism on the part of that publication. In other words, Lott's black, so he won't get it done. From what you and I have seen, you'd have to be mentally ill to think Lott's not going to make this work. That he will get something done and retain the Raiders in Oakland is about as certain as one of his big hits as an NFL safety. Stay tuned.
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Oakland City Pro Football Group, LLC Is Ronnie Lott; Alameda County In Coliseum City Land Sale Talks
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“Oakland City Pro Football Group, LLC” Is Ronnie Lott; Alameda County In Coliseum City Land Sale Talks Anyone who tells you “nothing's going on” with respect to negotiations related to what will be a new stadium for the Oakland Raiders is either lying to you or really knows nothing at all, but is just talking to look important and is an Oakland hater. Thanks to several friends I can say there was a little-seen document that appeared in the agenda for the Alameda County Board of Supervisors on July 6th, and County Administrator Susan Muranishi “approved and authorized” Aki Nakao and Pat O'Connell to negotiate a land purchase deal with an organization called “Oakland City Pro Football Group, LLC”. Then, on July 12th, the Alameda County Board of Supervisors were treated to an update on the progress of the talks in closed session. That part of the County's' agenda reads as follows: - Property: O.Co Stadium and Arena, Oakland (Assessor Parcel Nos. 041-3901- 009, 041-3901-008 and 042-4328-001 - Agency Negotiators: Aki Nakao and Pat O'Connell, Real Property Negotiators - Negotiating Parties: Oakland City Pro Football Group, LLC a California Limited Liability Company Under Negotiation: Price and Terms of Payment I don't yet know the details, but I do know this is coming to the Oakland City Council on Tuesday of next week. What we can infer from this information, however, is really quite a lot. First, the talks between who is The Ronnie Lott Group, but is now legally called Oakland City Pro Football Group, LLC, and the City of Oakland and Alameda County, and the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, became real weeks ago, as opposed to just heating up this week. Whenever a legal entity name is presented in a County Agenda, from experience, I can say the people involved have instructed the potential buyers to start setting up a corporate veil – in this case, an LLC. This is exactly the same preliminary process Floyd Kephart and New City Development LLC went through three years ago, but coming out with an Exclusive Negotiating Agreement. In this case, expect to see Oakland City Pro Football Group, LLC with a Memorandum of Understanding signed very soon. Second, Oakland Raiders Owner Mark Davis and Team President Mark Badain are keenly aware of what's happening in Oakland, even as Mr. Davis tells his media friends that Oakland's doing nothing, and the Mayor of Las Vegas believes him. Third, the County is getting to a place where it has some understanding of what the appraised land Coliseum City value is. Remember, the City of Oakland approved Keiser-Marston & Associates to start work on land appraisal for Coliseum City two weeks ago; Alameda County's actions over this month are in concert with the City of Oakland's. That, in itself, completely smashes Mark Davis's claims that Oakland has political problems – a fairy tale that the Sheldon Adelson-owned Las Vegas Review repeated last week, and just as it was mentioning that Ronnie Lott was “minority” for what seems to me to be an act of dog-whistle racism on the part of that publication. In other words, Lott's black, so he won't get it done. From what you and I have seen, you'd have to be mentally ill to think Lott's not going to make this work. That he will get something done and retain the Raiders in Oakland is about as certain as one of his big hits as an NFL safety. Stay tuned.
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“Oakland City Pro Football Group, LLC” Is Ronnie Lott; Alameda County In Coliseum City Land Sale Talks Anyone who tells you “nothing's going on” with respect to negotiations related to what will be a new stadium for the Oakland Raiders is either lying to you or really knows nothing at all, but is just talking to look important and is an Oakland hater. Thanks to several friends I can say there was a little-seen document that appeared in the agenda for the Alameda County Board of Supervisors on July 6th, and County Administrator Susan Muranishi “approved and authorized” Aki Nakao and Pat O'Connell to negotiate a land purchase deal with an organization called “Oakland City Pro Football Group, LLC”. Then, on July 12th, the Alameda County Board of Supervisors were treated to an update on the progress of the talks in closed session. That part of the County's' agenda reads as follows: - Property: O.Co Stadium and Arena, Oakland (Assessor Parcel Nos. 041-3901- 009, 041-3901-008 and 042-4328-001 - Agency Negotiators: Aki Nakao and Pat O'Connell, Real Property Negotiators - Negotiating Parties: Oakland City Pro Football Group, LLC a California Limited Liability Company Under Negotiation: Price and Terms of Payment I don't yet know the details, but I do know this is coming to the Oakland City Council on Tuesday of next week. What we can infer from this information, however, is really quite a lot. First, the talks between who is The Ronnie Lott Group, but is now legally called Oakland City Pro Football Group, LLC, and the City of Oakland and Alameda County, and the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, became real weeks ago, as opposed to just heating up this week. Whenever a legal entity name is presented in a County Agenda, from experience, I can say the people involved have instructed the potential buyers to start setting up a corporate veil – in this case, an LLC. This is exactly the same preliminary process Floyd Kephart and New City Development LLC went through three years ago, but coming out with an Exclusive Negotiating Agreement. In this case, expect to see Oakland City Pro Football Group, LLC with a Memorandum of Understanding signed very soon. Second, Oakland Raiders Owner Mark Davis and Team President Mark Badain are keenly aware of what's happening in Oakland, even as Mr. Davis tells his media friends that Oakland's doing nothing, and the Mayor of Las Vegas believes him. Third, the County is getting to a place where it has some understanding of what the appraised land Coliseum City value is. Remember, the City of Oakland approved Keiser-Marston & Associates to start work on land appraisal for Coliseum City two weeks ago; Alameda County's actions over this month are in concert with the City of Oakland's. That, in itself, completely smashes Mark Davis's claims that Oakland has political problems – a fairy tale that the Sheldon Adelson-owned Las Vegas Review repeated last week, and just as it was mentioning that Ronnie Lott was “minority” for what seems to me to be an act of dog-whistle racism on the part of that publication. In other words, Lott's black, so he won't get it done. From what you and I have seen, you'd have to be mentally ill to think Lott's not going to make this work. That he will get something done and retain the Raiders in Oakland is about as certain as one of his big hits as an NFL safety. Stay tuned.
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Tuesday, July 12, 2016
Liked on YouTube: How Oakland Raiders Value Changes With Investor Offers - For Gary Warren
How Oakland Raiders Value Changes With Investor Offers - For Gary Warren - Video
How Oakland Raiders Value Changes With Investor Offers - For Gary Warren
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Liked on YouTube: Bryan Tyler Talks Avengers Music At Comic Con #SDCC
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Bryan Tyler Talks Avengers Music At Comic Con Bryan Tyler explains how he managed to work from Allan Silvestri's Avengers Theme and not replace it in this interview from Comic Con 2015.
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Bryan Tyler Talks Avengers Music At Comic Con Bryan Tyler explains how he managed to work from Allan Silvestri's Avengers Theme and not replace it in this interview from Comic Con 2015.
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Liked on YouTube: President Obama Epic Speech At #DallasMemorial
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President Obama Says Stand With The Police At Dallas Memorial for Dallas Police. Once again, President Obama gives a great speech, appropriate for the moment.
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President Obama Says Stand With The Police At Dallas Memorial for Dallas Police. Once again, President Obama gives a great speech, appropriate for the moment.
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President Obama Epic Speech At #DallasMemorial
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President Obama Says Stand With The Police At Dallas Memorial for Dallas Police. Once again, President Obama gives a great speech, appropriate for the moment.
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President Obama Says Stand With The Police At Dallas Memorial for Dallas Police. Once again, President Obama gives a great speech, appropriate for the moment.
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Liked on YouTube: Bernie Sanders Endorses Hillary Clinton, Angers Many Supporters #DNC2016
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Bernie Sanders Endorses Hillary Clinton, Angers Many Supporters #DNC2016 Bernie Sanders endorsed Hillary Clinton, but in the process of reaching the Worldwide Twitter trends, tweets revealed that he pissed off a ton of supporters. Many of them perceive Clinton as the establishment and that the Democratic Party has become populated and ran by people who are only concerned about their own interests and are corrupt. So Sanders backing Clinton is, for them, the worst of all possible outcomes. Trouble is, they don't deal with another reality. Many of Bernie Sanders' so called supporters just don't vote. Overall, the rate of involvement of young people in voting has been disappointingly low this year. It seems to me that the giant involvement of young voters during the Obama years may have been an aberration, rather than a permanent pattern. And if that's the case, both Sanders and Clinton are in trouble. If young Democratic voters aren't jazzed about Hilary Clinton, and Sanders has endorsed her and pissed them off, there's a chance they could sit on the sidelines in the fall. I have more to say in my video and I look forward to your view.
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Bernie Sanders Endorses Hillary Clinton, Angers Many Supporters #DNC2016 Bernie Sanders endorsed Hillary Clinton, but in the process of reaching the Worldwide Twitter trends, tweets revealed that he pissed off a ton of supporters. Many of them perceive Clinton as the establishment and that the Democratic Party has become populated and ran by people who are only concerned about their own interests and are corrupt. So Sanders backing Clinton is, for them, the worst of all possible outcomes. Trouble is, they don't deal with another reality. Many of Bernie Sanders' so called supporters just don't vote. Overall, the rate of involvement of young people in voting has been disappointingly low this year. It seems to me that the giant involvement of young voters during the Obama years may have been an aberration, rather than a permanent pattern. And if that's the case, both Sanders and Clinton are in trouble. If young Democratic voters aren't jazzed about Hilary Clinton, and Sanders has endorsed her and pissed them off, there's a chance they could sit on the sidelines in the fall. I have more to say in my video and I look forward to your view.
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Bernie Sanders Endorses Hillary Clinton, Angers Many Supporters #DNC2016
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Bernie Sanders Endorses Hillary Clinton, Angers Many Supporters #DNC2016 Bernie Sanders endorsed Hillary Clinton, but in the process of reaching the Worldwide Twitter trends, tweets revealed that he pissed off a ton of supporters. Many of them perceive Clinton as the establishment and that the Democratic Party has become populated and ran by people who are only concerned about their own interests and are corrupt. So Sanders backing Clinton is, for them, the worst of all possible outcomes. Trouble is, they don't deal with another reality. Many of Bernie Sanders' so called supporters just don't vote. Overall, the rate of involvement of young people in voting has been disappointingly low this year. It seems to me that the giant involvement of young voters during the Obama years may have been an aberration, rather than a permanent pattern. And if that's the case, both Sanders and Clinton are in trouble. If young Democratic voters aren't jazzed about Hilary Clinton, and Sanders has endorsed her and pissed them off, there's a chance they could sit on the sidelines in the fall. I have more to say in my video and I look forward to your view.
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Bernie Sanders Endorses Hillary Clinton, Angers Many Supporters #DNC2016 Bernie Sanders endorsed Hillary Clinton, but in the process of reaching the Worldwide Twitter trends, tweets revealed that he pissed off a ton of supporters. Many of them perceive Clinton as the establishment and that the Democratic Party has become populated and ran by people who are only concerned about their own interests and are corrupt. So Sanders backing Clinton is, for them, the worst of all possible outcomes. Trouble is, they don't deal with another reality. Many of Bernie Sanders' so called supporters just don't vote. Overall, the rate of involvement of young people in voting has been disappointingly low this year. It seems to me that the giant involvement of young voters during the Obama years may have been an aberration, rather than a permanent pattern. And if that's the case, both Sanders and Clinton are in trouble. If young Democratic voters aren't jazzed about Hilary Clinton, and Sanders has endorsed her and pissed them off, there's a chance they could sit on the sidelines in the fall. I have more to say in my video and I look forward to your view.
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Bernie Sanders Endorses Hillary Clinton Today #DNC2016 Siting their 25 year relationship, as well as the Democratic Party Platform, Bernie Sanders announced he endorsed Hilary Clinton moments ago. My question is will Sanders followers come along?
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Bernie Sanders Endorses Hillary Clinton Today #DNC2016 Siting their 25 year relationship, as well as the Democratic Party Platform, Bernie Sanders announced he endorsed Hilary Clinton moments ago. My question is will Sanders followers come along?
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Bernie Sanders Endorses Hillary Clinton Today #DNC2016
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Bernie Sanders Endorses Hillary Clinton Today #DNC2016 Siting their 25 year relationship, as well as the Democratic Party Platform, Bernie Sanders announced he endorsed Hilary Clinton moments ago. My question is will Sanders followers come along?
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Bernie Sanders Endorses Hillary Clinton Today #DNC2016 Siting their 25 year relationship, as well as the Democratic Party Platform, Bernie Sanders announced he endorsed Hilary Clinton moments ago. My question is will Sanders followers come along?
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Oakland Raiders And Ronnie Lott Group - Corrections, Clarifications .
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City Of Oakland Takes Up Ronnie Lott Stadium MOU While Raiders Play NFL Shark Tank On today, Tuesday, July 12th, 2016, the Alameda County Board of Supervisors will take up the 'Memorandum of Understanding' between the Ronnie Lott Group and itself in closed session; The Oakland City Council will meet in closed session one week from today, and then the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Joint Powers Authority will also take up the matter thereafter. From what friends involved in this in different ways tell me, this should be wrapped up by August. What I'm trying to find out is just what “this” exactly consists of. There have been a lot of round-a-bout explanations, but what I've been able to assemble is that Lott and his group would develop about 35 to 40 acres of land on Coliseum grounds and that includes the much-talked-about new stadium for the Oakland Raiders. And that causes us to turn to the Raiders. If you have ever watched the popular show Shark Tank, you know how it works: Mark Cuban and other investors, or “sharks” listen to business proposals asking for a certain combination of money in exchange for a percentage ownership in the firm. So, in that context, Ronnie Lott is Mark Cuban and Mark Davis is working with the Shark for investment help. That's not a bad thing, even though the mainstream media shows its naivete by trying to spin it as if it were. I'm told as of today that Lott's offering $200 million for 20 percent of the Raiders. That means Lott thinks the Raiders are worth just $1 billion, rather than $1.45 billion. So, because of that problem, someone, I believe Mark Badain, has complained and the rant made its way into the media, only some dumbass wrote that it was Lott asking for 40 percent of the team that was the problem – folks that was not the problem. Lott could change this by offering $250 million for 20 percent. Thus, the Raiders would be worth a bit less than the current value, or $1.250 billion – to meet what the Raiders want, Lott needs to come up to $290 million. Lott could settle the issue at $300 million for 20 percent of the team. That brings me to this note: selling a portion of the Oakland Raiders has always been up for discussion. Those insisting that Mr. Davis would never sell part of the team are very mistaken. Stay tuned.
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City Of Oakland Takes Up Ronnie Lott Stadium MOU While Raiders Play NFL Shark Tank On today, Tuesday, July 12th, 2016, the Alameda County Board of Supervisors will take up the 'Memorandum of Understanding' between the Ronnie Lott Group and itself in closed session; The Oakland City Council will meet in closed session one week from today, and then the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Joint Powers Authority will also take up the matter thereafter. From what friends involved in this in different ways tell me, this should be wrapped up by August. What I'm trying to find out is just what “this” exactly consists of. There have been a lot of round-a-bout explanations, but what I've been able to assemble is that Lott and his group would develop about 35 to 40 acres of land on Coliseum grounds and that includes the much-talked-about new stadium for the Oakland Raiders. And that causes us to turn to the Raiders. If you have ever watched the popular show Shark Tank, you know how it works: Mark Cuban and other investors, or “sharks” listen to business proposals asking for a certain combination of money in exchange for a percentage ownership in the firm. So, in that context, Ronnie Lott is Mark Cuban and Mark Davis is working with the Shark for investment help. That's not a bad thing, even though the mainstream media shows its naivete by trying to spin it as if it were. I'm told as of today that Lott's offering $200 million for 20 percent of the Raiders. That means Lott thinks the Raiders are worth just $1 billion, rather than $1.45 billion. So, because of that problem, someone, I believe Mark Badain, has complained and the rant made its way into the media, only some dumbass wrote that it was Lott asking for 40 percent of the team that was the problem – folks that was not the problem. Lott could change this by offering $250 million for 20 percent. Thus, the Raiders would be worth a bit less than the current value, or $1.250 billion – to meet what the Raiders want, Lott needs to come up to $290 million. Lott could settle the issue at $300 million for 20 percent of the team. That brings me to this note: selling a portion of the Oakland Raiders has always been up for discussion. Those insisting that Mr. Davis would never sell part of the team are very mistaken. Stay tuned.
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