In contrast, TMZ Staff replies:
15. Kelis is as tired as her horrible hairstyles. Nas was an idiot to marry her, get a tattoo of her on his arm and to even think that, for some dumb reason, he could turn a you-know-what into a housewife. Kelis is the reason why so many men RUN when they hear the words "marriage" and "long-term commitment." If she can't afford to sustain herself on $21,000 per month, especially in a recession, she needs to go out and either perform, write songs and get publishing money, produce -- do something other than attempt to bleed Nas' pockets dry. They haven't been married but MAYBE 3 years? She's ridiculous. Posted at 6:43PM on Jun 17th 2009 by Soyshake
Having that in mind, geoconger wonders:
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mmoynihan@reason.com (Michael C. Moynihan) does a quick recap:
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For this purpose, Henry Blodget suggests:
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Luci Scott is rather skeptical:
A Chandler businessman discovered a way to increase his pool of potential customers by at least hundreds of people in one simple way: joining the Arizona Trade Exchange, a company that promotes bartering.
Stuff.co.nz - Dominion Post tells the real story:
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Ashley Rindsberg is absolutely sure that:
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nanc intervenes and adds:
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Tim Berry remembers that:
Family business is underrated. There are some special problems, but there are also special advantages too.
Similarly, Kate adds:
Raphael:BC is one of the few plaes with such laws. Older cars than yours are exempt BTW. And they typically are well maintained rarely driven collectables.
Furthermore, admin claims:
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Dirk Hoag brings a word of caution:
The Tennessean greeted Predators fans this morning with yet another sensational headline on the front page of the Local & Business section :
Al explains:
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tdomf_a27c6 has another idea:
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Charles Lemos is not really sure about that:
2. She wants the money. Palin is probably turning down tons of lucrative speaking offers, corporate boards and others ways of getting rich while she bides her time waiting for the presidency. Maybe she just can't say no to the money any longer?
Still being unsure, Trent asks:
Same with credit cards and spending. What the statistics may have shown is that if you take 100 people who use cards - by the way, it was all cards debit and credit vs cash - and 100 people who don t, the total amount of money spent in first group will be greater than in the second group. But this doesn t mean every single card user spends more money than he or she would ve otherwise, only that the average amount of money spent for a group of people is higher.
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Correct Knowledge comes with a new idea:
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In addition to this, Al states:
Demp up, and they're loaded Say this much for big league baseball - it is beyond question the greatest conversation piece ever invented in America. ~Bruce Catton by KaliCub on Jun 6, 2009 6:37 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs
Kris also takes into account the following fact:
-Cashtactics.net t-shirts have been made and sent off to the printers. This has actually been in the process for a long time now and I just need to get to the phone and call them with the sizes that I need. The shirt was originally designed a few months back and due to some busy schedule I have had I just never got it to a printer. Well the design is now at the printer and just needs a phone call from me to say DO IT. I changed the design colors so I could drop this on a black shirt. I ve played around with a few colors and this looks the best. A white shirt looks good to but just reminds me of a plain old T . Here is a pic of the shirt for those of you who haven t seen this yet.
As a result of that, Luci Scott belives:
Miller's new landlord has a lot of vacant property, so Miller made a deal in which four of the lease's five years are not cash but trade. The landlord can use the credits, for example, for dry-wall repair, painting or carpet cleaning, advertising or sending flowers to a new tenant.
Josie Garthwaite intervenes and adds:
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Ahmed Bilal scans the other's answers and reply:
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Grey_Area: ROACH thinks that the problem is:
The Anarchist's Cookbook. The buyouts further grab the world's attention when a famous Hollywood director convicted of murder, Carl Marks, opts for Nautilus' "Golden Needle," in order to spout his radical politics from the bully pulpit one last time. Martin's marriage is hanging by a thread, and he tries to convince himself he's doing the right thing. When a murder plunges life into further turmoil, Martin Kindred faces a complete nervous breakdown, if not worse, as he desperately digs for the truth about his job and himself.
However, Elizabeth Hovde, Oregonian columnist thinks differently:
The plan, if you haven't heard of it, will give people up to $4,500 if they send a drivable but less fuel-efficient, older car to the scrap heap and buy a new, more fuel-efficient vehicle. (Read close: Consumers benefiting must buy a new car, not a used car. And the older car is not traded in -- it gets trashed. And the "older car" getting trashed often will be newer than a lot of the cars many of us drive with no trouble today.)
Kim Ranney thinks that the problem is:
Switchboard, from NRDC :: Kim Ranney's Blog :: Weekly Web Roundup: High Line, sustainable seafood, Cash for Clunkers
As Sonya says:
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As Amy Standen says:
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In response, Dave Burdick claims:
Those critics say the industry is making assumptions about their investments that do not account for another market collapse, political obstacles to getting the licenses renewed and unforeseen safety problems that could make nuclear power less palatable.
Before going any further, Alison Fensterstock, Contributing writer,... wants to get this straight:
That last association is one many rappers would give their diamond-studded platinum grills for. But Curren$y, improbably, chose to say good-bye to Weezy and go independent.
Sources:
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13) Seattle Mariners @ Los Angeles Dodgers - Seattle1) Having retired twice since May 10 th Radek Stepanek (left) simply hopes he can avoid another injury. David Ferrer (right) is hoping he can step into the semifinals this year.
In addition to this, Al states:
Demp up, and they're loaded Say this much for big league baseball - it is beyond question the greatest conversation piece ever invented in America. ~Bruce Catton by KaliCub on Jun 6, 2009 6:37 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs
Kris also takes into account the following fact:
-Cashtactics.net t-shirts have been made and sent off to the printers. This has actually been in the process for a long time now and I just need to get to the phone and call them with the sizes that I need. The shirt was originally designed a few months back and due to some busy schedule I have had I just never got it to a printer. Well the design is now at the printer and just needs a phone call from me to say DO IT. I changed the design colors so I could drop this on a black shirt. I ve played around with a few colors and this looks the best. A white shirt looks good to but just reminds me of a plain old T . Here is a pic of the shirt for those of you who haven t seen this yet.
As a result of that, Luci Scott belives:
Miller's new landlord has a lot of vacant property, so Miller made a deal in which four of the lease's five years are not cash but trade. The landlord can use the credits, for example, for dry-wall repair, painting or carpet cleaning, advertising or sending flowers to a new tenant.
Josie Garthwaite intervenes and adds:
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Ahmed Bilal scans the other's answers and reply:
He surely won't... Last Post By: XerxesK Inside: Chelsea United Sign Valencia!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Last Post By: duffman90 Inside: Manchester United
Tisa Silver shows how it is done:
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Grey_Area: ROACH thinks that the problem is:
The Anarchist's Cookbook. The buyouts further grab the world's attention when a famous Hollywood director convicted of murder, Carl Marks, opts for Nautilus' "Golden Needle," in order to spout his radical politics from the bully pulpit one last time. Martin's marriage is hanging by a thread, and he tries to convince himself he's doing the right thing. When a murder plunges life into further turmoil, Martin Kindred faces a complete nervous breakdown, if not worse, as he desperately digs for the truth about his job and himself.
However, Elizabeth Hovde, Oregonian columnist thinks differently:
The plan, if you haven't heard of it, will give people up to $4,500 if they send a drivable but less fuel-efficient, older car to the scrap heap and buy a new, more fuel-efficient vehicle. (Read close: Consumers benefiting must buy a new car, not a used car. And the older car is not traded in -- it gets trashed. And the "older car" getting trashed often will be newer than a lot of the cars many of us drive with no trouble today.)
Kim Ranney thinks that the problem is:
Switchboard, from NRDC :: Kim Ranney's Blog :: Weekly Web Roundup: High Line, sustainable seafood, Cash for Clunkers
As Sonya says:
25 Responses to On your marks, get set, GO!!! Valerieyan Says: May 25, 2009 at 12:10 am | Reply NICE! dumpling my fav <3 but too bad alot nice things need to use cash buy . =(
nanc also takes into account the following fact:
Be Well.#18 | Posted by dethspud at 2009-06-13 09:55 PM | Reply | Flag: Flag: (Choose) Funny Newsworthy Offensive Abusive If it's a government program there has to be a way to scam it. Go to the junk yard and buy a car for $10. Tow it to the dealer for trade. Buy the cheapest Jap car on the lot. Collect $4500.
As Amy Standen says:
KQED home | terms of service | privacy policy Copyright 1994-2009 KQED All Rights Reserved.
In response, Dave Burdick claims:
Those critics say the industry is making assumptions about their investments that do not account for another market collapse, political obstacles to getting the licenses renewed and unforeseen safety problems that could make nuclear power less palatable.
Before going any further, Alison Fensterstock, Contributing writer,... wants to get this straight:
That last association is one many rappers would give their diamond-studded platinum grills for. But Curren$y, improbably, chose to say good-bye to Weezy and go independent.
Sources:
Correct Knowledge Al Kris Luci Scott Josie Garthwaite Ahmed Bilal Tisa Silver Grey_Area: ROACH Elizabeth Hovde, Oregonian columnist Kim Ranney Sonya nanc Amy Standen Dave Burdick Alison Fensterstock, Contributing writer,...
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SindhToday remembers that:
The two staffers of a Bharat Petroleum petrol vend in the upmarket South Extension area were on their way to the State Bank of India bank barely 50 meters away to deposit the vend s earnings of Rs.1 million when they were attacked at 11.30 a.m.
City Room remembers that:
Cigarette advertising dominates the retail outlets, and the city wants to balance that message. We want them to also think about the consequences about what it will do to them, Ms. Perl said.
Still being unsure, Dirk Hoag asks:
I guess good news isn't sexy, however, so it doesn't get the run that a minor cash call on the ownership (that we already knew about a month ago) gets.
The Huffington Post News Editors comes with a new idea:
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As a result of that, Miningmag belives:
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Ellen Licking tells the real story:
And it looks like both sides have come to an agreement on the definition of "fair". Under the terms of the merger, Avigen shareholders will receive a consideration approximating Avigen's net cash liquidation value plus $3 million. Avigen shareholders would be able to elect to receive this consideration in cash or as MediciNova stock. At the end of 18 months, any unexercised convertible securities would be paid out at their cash value. "We believe that the proposed merger presents clear advantages for the shareholders of both companies," said Yuichi Iwaki, MediciNova's President and Chief Executive Officer, in a press release.
AEP considers that:
Meanwhile, at Leading Authorities, another top-of-the-line speakers bureau, the list of ex-Bush loyalists includes Dan Bartlett (Counselor to the President, 2002-2007), Christopher Cox (Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, 2005-2009), Ed Gillespie (Counselor to the President, 2007-2009), Porter Goss (Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, 2005-2006), Stephen Hadley (National Security Advisor, 2005-2009), Michael Hayden (Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, 2006-2009), Keith Hennessey (Director of the National Economic Council, 2007-2009), Dana Perino (White House Press Secretary, 2007-2009), and Margaret Spellings (Secretary of Education, 2005-2009).
tdomf_a27c6 gives a bit of an idea about it:
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Meanwhile, Chris Bowers came up with this idea:
They need to stop using the term farmers too ( 4.00 / 1 ) Because a muti-billion dollar global corporation that shakes down everyone in their path and controls our food supply should not share the same honorable and traditional name as a farmer. They should be referred to as "Organic Resource Harvesters" or something more orwellian sounding... by: Jon Niola @ Fri Jun 12, 2009 at 11:47:05 AM CDT
greenbackd shows how it is done:
Trilogy s offer for ABTL expires full of sound and fury May 20, 2009 by greenbackd Trilogy, Inc’s $0.35 per share tender offer for Autobytel Inc (NASDAQ:ABTL) expired yesterday without Trilogy purchasing any shares. Trilogy has sent a letter to the board saying that it will continue to evaluate [ABTL's] business, its cash position, and its operating performance and has called on the board to communicate to its shareholders the break-up value of Autobytel, such that shareholders can determine if that is the best course to maximize value.
Meanwhile, tdomf_a27c6 came up with this idea:
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Having that in mind, Freakonomics wonders:
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HeartofGlass sees it this way:
I use debit and the BF does cash. pjracz10 at 4:27PM on 06/14/09 I don't even have a credit card. Have not had one in 10 years. I use cash most of the time for everything, and debit for everything else. These days there is little point to putting anything in the bank except what covers bills I pay online as my paycheck gets used up pretty quickly. :) Also, taking only a certain amount of cash to the store means I can't overspend.
In other words, Bara Vaida. Karen Ignagni.jpg. puts it this way:
Experts: Education What's The Best Use Of Stimulus Money? Latest response: Jeanne Allen July 02, 2009 4:41 pm
Sources:
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The two staffers of a Bharat Petroleum petrol vend in the upmarket South Extension area were on their way to the State Bank of India bank barely 50 meters away to deposit the vend s earnings of Rs.1 million when they were attacked at 11.30 a.m.
City Room remembers that:
Cigarette advertising dominates the retail outlets, and the city wants to balance that message. We want them to also think about the consequences about what it will do to them, Ms. Perl said.
Still being unsure, Dirk Hoag asks:
I guess good news isn't sexy, however, so it doesn't get the run that a minor cash call on the ownership (that we already knew about a month ago) gets.
The Huffington Post News Editors comes with a new idea:
Read More: Credit Card Changes , Credit Card Legislation , Credit Cards , New Credit Card Laws , Business News
As a result of that, Miningmag belives:
OLYMPIC DAM OPTI CANADA INC. OUTOKUMPU PACIFIC NORTH WEST CAPITAL CORP. PALABORA PETRO-CANADA PLATINEX INC.
Ellen Licking tells the real story:
And it looks like both sides have come to an agreement on the definition of "fair". Under the terms of the merger, Avigen shareholders will receive a consideration approximating Avigen's net cash liquidation value plus $3 million. Avigen shareholders would be able to elect to receive this consideration in cash or as MediciNova stock. At the end of 18 months, any unexercised convertible securities would be paid out at their cash value. "We believe that the proposed merger presents clear advantages for the shareholders of both companies," said Yuichi Iwaki, MediciNova's President and Chief Executive Officer, in a press release.
AEP considers that:
Meanwhile, at Leading Authorities, another top-of-the-line speakers bureau, the list of ex-Bush loyalists includes Dan Bartlett (Counselor to the President, 2002-2007), Christopher Cox (Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, 2005-2009), Ed Gillespie (Counselor to the President, 2007-2009), Porter Goss (Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, 2005-2006), Stephen Hadley (National Security Advisor, 2005-2009), Michael Hayden (Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, 2006-2009), Keith Hennessey (Director of the National Economic Council, 2007-2009), Dana Perino (White House Press Secretary, 2007-2009), and Margaret Spellings (Secretary of Education, 2005-2009).
tdomf_a27c6 gives a bit of an idea about it:
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Thinking that's not all, tdomf_a27c6 adds:
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Meanwhile, Chris Bowers came up with this idea:
They need to stop using the term farmers too ( 4.00 / 1 ) Because a muti-billion dollar global corporation that shakes down everyone in their path and controls our food supply should not share the same honorable and traditional name as a farmer. They should be referred to as "Organic Resource Harvesters" or something more orwellian sounding... by: Jon Niola @ Fri Jun 12, 2009 at 11:47:05 AM CDT
greenbackd shows how it is done:
Trilogy s offer for ABTL expires full of sound and fury May 20, 2009 by greenbackd Trilogy, Inc’s $0.35 per share tender offer for Autobytel Inc (NASDAQ:ABTL) expired yesterday without Trilogy purchasing any shares. Trilogy has sent a letter to the board saying that it will continue to evaluate [ABTL's] business, its cash position, and its operating performance and has called on the board to communicate to its shareholders the break-up value of Autobytel, such that shareholders can determine if that is the best course to maximize value.
Meanwhile, tdomf_a27c6 came up with this idea:
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Having that in mind, Freakonomics wonders:
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HeartofGlass sees it this way:
I use debit and the BF does cash. pjracz10 at 4:27PM on 06/14/09 I don't even have a credit card. Have not had one in 10 years. I use cash most of the time for everything, and debit for everything else. These days there is little point to putting anything in the bank except what covers bills I pay online as my paycheck gets used up pretty quickly. :) Also, taking only a certain amount of cash to the store means I can't overspend.
In other words, Bara Vaida. Karen Ignagni.jpg. puts it this way:
Experts: Education What's The Best Use Of Stimulus Money? Latest response: Jeanne Allen July 02, 2009 4:41 pm
Sources:
SindhToday City Room Dirk Hoag The Huffington Post News Editors Miningmag Ellen Licking AEP tdomf_a27c6 Chris Bowers greenbackd Freakonomics HeartofGlass Bara Vaida. Karen Ignagni.jpg.
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Art and science May 22, 2009 - 10:21 ET by KC Mulville The ratings are always a function of someone's prudent guess about what's really happening. Sure, there's a lot of science behind the ratings, but there's also a lot of "art." And art is subjective, so anything can happen.
Eric Savitz is not really sure about that:
They also said on the call that share count will go from 134 million shares to 200 million shares once they turn profitable from the Elevation investment and equity compensation. Now that is some SICK dilution. Comment by PALM Guy - June 25, 2009 at 5:40 pm
Nicole Williams shows how it is done:
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But Al says that's not all:
Sorry He was out. And I shouldn t cuss. One day I hope to come up with something worthy of this space. by chilango2 on Jun 6, 2009 6:18 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs
Bara Vaida. White House Press might have an idea about it:
MR. GIBBS: Call Bob Menendez. (Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J. is chair of the DSCC) The different treatment of lobbyists has some Democrats bristling.
David Jays thinks that the problem is:
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Luci Scott comes with the facts:
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Charles Lemos brings some great news:
Re: Palin: Family + Scandal + Cash = Retirement ( none / 0 ) Sooner or later, Mike Huckabee is going to have to give up his show on Fox Noise to run for President again. If that turns out to be sooner, maybe Long John Rupert cut an as yet secret deal with Madame Youbetcha to take that slot in their propoganda lineup. The bad news is that my Representative and two Senators are in the minority. The good news is that my Representative and two Senators are in the minority. by CLLGADEM on Sun Jul 05, 2009 at 01:59:20 PM EST
Correct Knowledge brings a word of caution:
``Dye gave the White Sox a 1-0 lead in the first with his 17th homer. Jim Thome tied it at 2 in the fourth with a solo drive that broke an 0-for-13 slump after Fox -- who had three hits -- hit a two-run drive in the top half. But on a day when the ball was carrying, Soto landed the biggest blow after Fox singled with one out and Mike Fontenot reached on first baseman Paul Konerko's error. Fresh off the revelation that he tested positive for marijuana at the World Baseball Classic Soto, the 2008 Rookie of the Year, drove his seventh homer out to center to help send Contreras to his second straight loss. The Cubs hung on even though Carlos Marmol nearly blew it in the eighth. Jim Thome drove a two-run double off first baseman Derrek Lee's glove and Marmol then intentionally walked Paul Konerko to load the bases again. Sean Marshall came in and pinch hitter A.J. Pierzynski grounded into an inning-ending 3-2-3 double play on the first pitch."
Amy Traub sees it this way:
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Freakonomics has another idea:
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In contrast, Gerry replies:
You know how journalists (and all news organisations) are the good guys - cutting the BS, defending the truth - and PRs are all duplicitous schemers only driven by money and manipulation? Well, shock horror! here s another case showing how some news organisations have no idea when it comes to PR, and no care for abuse of power: The Washington Post has been offering PR people the chance to buy (at up to $250,000) dinner-date access to political insiders, business leaders , Obama administration officials and Washington Post reporters. Sheeez! The things revenue shortfalls will force some papers to do huh??
Sources:
NB Staff Eric Savitz Nicole Williams Al Bara Vaida. White House Press David Jays tdomf_a27c6 Luci Scott Charles Lemos Correct Knowledge Amy Traub Freakonomics admin UpsettewefTip Gerry
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Art and science May 22, 2009 - 10:21 ET by KC Mulville The ratings are always a function of someone's prudent guess about what's really happening. Sure, there's a lot of science behind the ratings, but there's also a lot of "art." And art is subjective, so anything can happen.
Eric Savitz is not really sure about that:
They also said on the call that share count will go from 134 million shares to 200 million shares once they turn profitable from the Elevation investment and equity compensation. Now that is some SICK dilution. Comment by PALM Guy - June 25, 2009 at 5:40 pm
Nicole Williams shows how it is done:
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But Al says that's not all:
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Bara Vaida. White House Press might have an idea about it:
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David Jays thinks that the problem is:
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Correct Knowledge brings a word of caution:
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You know how journalists (and all news organisations) are the good guys - cutting the BS, defending the truth - and PRs are all duplicitous schemers only driven by money and manipulation? Well, shock horror! here s another case showing how some news organisations have no idea when it comes to PR, and no care for abuse of power: The Washington Post has been offering PR people the chance to buy (at up to $250,000) dinner-date access to political insiders, business leaders , Obama administration officials and Washington Post reporters. Sheeez! The things revenue shortfalls will force some papers to do huh??
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But Lou Kaye says that's not all:
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Richard A. Posner sees it this way:
And the money that the Federal Reserve has created in an effort to lower interest rates and stimulate economic activity is only a small part of the liabilities that the government has taken on in an effort to fight the depression. There are the bank bailouts, the auto-industry bailouts, the mortgage-relief measures, the $787 billion stimulus program, and the guaranties that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has issued. The grand total of current and planned commitments, both actual and contingent (the guaranties), has been estimated at almost $13 trillion. Most of that, in all likelihood, will be recouped or avoided--eventually. But in the meantime they are adding to the government's overall debt load.
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Ashley Rindsberg imagines that:
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Bloggin' Momma does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
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But Lou Kaye says that's not all:
Tell me about it. In Janesville, we know all too well about the run-away welfare perks one or two wealthy local developers and business groups are handed regularly.
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Still not being convinced, Dman replies:
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Thinking that's not all, Trent adds:
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In contrast, DAVID KLEPPER replies:
BY DAVID KLEPPEREagle Topeka bureau TOPEKA - Kansas state government took in $103 million less than expected in May as unemployment, declines in worker pay and investment losses continue to wallop tax receipts.
Richard A. Posner sees it this way:
And the money that the Federal Reserve has created in an effort to lower interest rates and stimulate economic activity is only a small part of the liabilities that the government has taken on in an effort to fight the depression. There are the bank bailouts, the auto-industry bailouts, the mortgage-relief measures, the $787 billion stimulus program, and the guaranties that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has issued. The grand total of current and planned commitments, both actual and contingent (the guaranties), has been estimated at almost $13 trillion. Most of that, in all likelihood, will be recouped or avoided--eventually. But in the meantime they are adding to the government's overall debt load.
tdomf_a27c6 says it all comes down to this:
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Deidre Woollard is absolutely sure that:
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Ashley Rindsberg imagines that:
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Bernard Lunn also takes into account the following fact:
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Sonya notices:
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Kate is not really sure about that:
"there's no chance it will pass emissions testing in the next Air Care for B.C." Don't be such a pessimist: i passed a 92 lumina last spring. Took a new oxygen sensor and some work on the injectors, but I'm a tad suspicious about the injector work - various people have told me it's a scam. But hey, i got the piece of paper for about what i figured to pay, it always manages to be around the monetary limit... Posted by: omnipotent percy at July 5, 2009 8:41 PM
Newsdesk explains:
« Tax vote was test of Cullerton's Senate leadership | Main | More meetings, no answers on state budget fix » Originally posted: May 31, 2009
In addition to this, Stephanie Valentine states:
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In contrast, Grey_Area: ROACH replies:
Published last month by Del Rey, Buyout is in bookstores now. You can purchase Buyout from Amazon , or support your local independent bookseller .
However, Tim Berry thinks differently:
6. We used service revenues to invest in products. In the formative years, we lived on about half of what I collected as fees for business plan consulting, and invested the other half on the product business.
mmoynihan@reason.com (Michael C. Moynihan) gives a bit of an idea about it:
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Kate is not really sure about that:
"there's no chance it will pass emissions testing in the next Air Care for B.C." Don't be such a pessimist: i passed a 92 lumina last spring. Took a new oxygen sensor and some work on the injectors, but I'm a tad suspicious about the injector work - various people have told me it's a scam. But hey, i got the piece of paper for about what i figured to pay, it always manages to be around the monetary limit... Posted by: omnipotent percy at July 5, 2009 8:41 PM
Newsdesk explains:
« Tax vote was test of Cullerton's Senate leadership | Main | More meetings, no answers on state budget fix » Originally posted: May 31, 2009
In addition to this, Stephanie Valentine states:
2. Don t Be Afraid to Ask for Your Money Studies show that friendly reminders, along the lines of, Did you get my bill and when can I expect payment? can significantly increase payment rates. Before you start asking for payment, be sure that you have made your payment terms clear at the outset of your relationships with your clients. Next, use software to track the age of various accounts receivables so that you can easily list late-paying clients, and start calling with friendly reminders. Finally, if necessary, consider using an outside collection agency for extremely delinquent accounts. Use this option with caution, as you may negatively impact your business relationship with your late-paying clients, or others who know those clients.
Ahmed Bilal comes with a new idea:
05/07/2009 Segzy gunn If we giv them ebuoe + 10mplus dat wil be equre to 25plus bcos eboue wat 15mplus in maket. I tink is 2much if wenger is ready 2spend dt kind of amount let him go 4 oder beta player beta than melo wit only 18m. I don t want 2mention names but dey ar far! Far!! Far!!! Beta dan melo. Tink wise melo did not what 21m on else we go 4 beta ones. Segxy gunn 08062515088
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Jessica Welman also takes into account the following fact:
PND: Did you start playing in Europe before you turned 21?Mercier: The first live big event I played was the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure right after I turned 21 in January of 2008. My second live tournament was EPT San Remo .
Bernard Lunn remembers that:
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Dave Birch considers that:
Since I go to the same branch of Waitrose every week, the manager recognises me so I write out and sign an IOU. The manager asks for some ID -- so I show him my Psychic ID card -- and then gives me the goods. When power is restored and Wessex returns to normality, the manager takes the cheque to the bank and presents it. No problem. But wait: cheques were phased out according to the National Payments Plan in 2018, so no-one knows what they are any more and even if they did there's no system for processing them. How could we function in such circumstances?
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curly considers that:
I d never seen or heard of such huge amounts of cash floating about, and it looked to me as though the Kinnock s weren t that bothered and took it all in their stride
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Henry Blodget remembers that:
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Trent can't forget that:
gerry @ 10:44 am June 28th, 2009 ( comment #4 )Great points Trent. It just shows how credit is intertwined with life in the U.S. today. The sad part is that credit (esp. credit cards) barely existed 50 years ago and now it is so important. We the people were duped by the companies selling the ability to achieve the American dream quickly buy borrowing money (and repaying much more than was borrowed.) Other industries like insurance and apartment rentals jumped on the credit score bandwagon to reduce the due diligence they have to do to get good customers and appropriately charge extra for the not-so-good customers. Bigger profits for them and they just have to pay a comparatively small amount of money to the credit bureaus. Now, credit is taking even more of a strangle-hold on Americans; turning the country into a two class society, those who own and those who owe.
mmoynihan@reason.com (Michael C. Moynihan) also takes into account the following fact:
ChrisO | July 1, 2009, 6:59pm | # Big corporations back whomever they believe can win and screw over their competitors with various regulations. Don't know why this should shock anyone. It's smaller businesses that are more reflexively Republican.
Kenneth P. Vogel gives a bit of an idea about it:
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Before going any further, SteveB wants to get this straight:
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Jim Jaffe is absolutely sure that:
House Splits Credit Cards From Gun Amendment The House Rules Committee decided by voice vote Tuesday evening to split apart the credit card bill passed by the Senate Tuesday, slicing out an...
As a result of that, Karthick belives:
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3. Use grocery discount coupons. Yes, I know they are a pain, but they are also exceptional money savers and free if you print them online. If someone is going to hand you a dollar wouldn t you take it? Coupons are offers to hand you money for a purchase, use them to your advantage.
Henry Blodget remembers that:
But wasn't Microsoft just dumb, desperate money in that deal? And weren't those other folks who invested at $15B just rich foreigners spending toilet-paper dollars?
Al thinks about it:
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In addition to this, Dave Burdick states:
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Elizabeth Hovde, Oregonian columnist thinks that the problem is:
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For this purpose, The Skilled Investor suggests:
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Furthermore, vbala claims:
·         Reducing the number of members of our senior management team by almost 60%. ·         Comprehensively reducing corporate operating expenses and other costs by more than $6 million annualized, based on Q1 2009 operating expenses compared to Q1 2008 operating expenses. A further $1.5 million in additional annual cost savings are expected based on actions taken in February of 2009.
In response, tom claims:
This article continues my Clean Energy Stocks Shopping List series, which I started with the intent of occupying myself while I wait for the market to fall. Like most people, I find it difficult not to buy when I find a company I'm interested in, even if I don't like the valuation. I find planning my future purchases lessens the need to use the cash I've been accumulating now, and possibly will be of some help to readers in the meantime. So far, I've brought you five clean transport stocks , and five energy efficiency stocks . I have enough others for about three more lists, which you will be able to find here as they are published.
Trent can't forget that:
gerry @ 10:44 am June 28th, 2009 ( comment #4 )Great points Trent. It just shows how credit is intertwined with life in the U.S. today. The sad part is that credit (esp. credit cards) barely existed 50 years ago and now it is so important. We the people were duped by the companies selling the ability to achieve the American dream quickly buy borrowing money (and repaying much more than was borrowed.) Other industries like insurance and apartment rentals jumped on the credit score bandwagon to reduce the due diligence they have to do to get good customers and appropriately charge extra for the not-so-good customers. Bigger profits for them and they just have to pay a comparatively small amount of money to the credit bureaus. Now, credit is taking even more of a strangle-hold on Americans; turning the country into a two class society, those who own and those who owe.
mmoynihan@reason.com (Michael C. Moynihan) also takes into account the following fact:
ChrisO | July 1, 2009, 6:59pm | # Big corporations back whomever they believe can win and screw over their competitors with various regulations. Don't know why this should shock anyone. It's smaller businesses that are more reflexively Republican.
Kenneth P. Vogel gives a bit of an idea about it:
By KENNETH P. VOGEL | 5/28/09 7:40 PM EDT Text Size - + reset Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor has staked a position that could have far-reaching political consequences. Photo: AP
Before going any further, SteveB wants to get this straight:
As we were leaving the Stadium, my son noticed the old ballpark bathed in a soft blue light. He said, "Dad you should take a picture, who knows what it'll look like next time". I stared at it for a minute, then just turned away. It's OK, I have my memories.
Thinking that's not all, Alexis Stodghill adds:
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Jim Jaffe is absolutely sure that:
House Splits Credit Cards From Gun Amendment The House Rules Committee decided by voice vote Tuesday evening to split apart the credit card bill passed by the Senate Tuesday, slicing out an...
As a result of that, Karthick belives:
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Elizabeth Morgan Henry Blodget Al Dave Burdick Elizabeth Hovde, Oregonian columnist The Skilled Investor vbala tom Trent mmoynihan@reason.com (Michael C. Moynihan) Kenneth P. Vogel SteveB Alexis Stodghill Jim Jaffe Karthick
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