It also has had poor city government for years (very corrupt, in the unions pocket , never looking past the support mare island ( navy ) provided.)The last two will be changed by the demand for housing and new political blood. 

There will be blood in the streets for commercial -- it didn't really happen as it should have back in 2012.

We put a lot of blood sweat and tears into them and want to enjoy the consistent rent we're currently receiving on them.  

Still, you can't get blood from a stone.

After you've put your work and money into finding that deal....Its a 2 way street its bad blood, all the way across the board, they way some of you cry youd never make it in California, REIn is cut throat to the core...from the newbie wholesaler, to the slick talking agent, the crooked investor, and the greedy banks....

Doing a good deed once for someone is appropriate, but once someone does a good deed for the same person on a routine basis, then the person doing the good deed begins to feel pressure on themselves to keep doing it, because now they think it’s expected of them, and they don’t know how to “get out of it” Thus, bitterness develops, anger, and a lashing out, which ends up in “Bad Blood” between them.  

Here is what he says:"" i got permission to use the restroom , but after restroom i went to my locker to get a sip of my Gatorade as my sugar lever and blood pressure usually drops when under exam pressure.Apparently its against the rules to go to the locker during restroom allowance.This rule apparently was mentioned when u login to the exam and i accepted the rules to be able to start the test.

Sounded like that guy was trying to get a shark to leave him alone by offering it more blood. shamehe did get solid advice here though, probably didn't have the spine to implement it..and the contractor ate him alive.

We have been waiting for 22 years to see the road sign scrawled in blood red letters, Curve Ahead!

The house was actually occupied by a very sad-looking addict who had made a habit of leaving blood-soaked cotton balls and bandages throughout the house.