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Tiger climbs tree, simple. no need to read too much there.
I am KIP yesssss... Take the napolean dynamite quiz here..
http://quizilla.teennick.com/quizzes/result/99776/9541/
Didnt anyone get the memo from the Rachel Maddow show, The spending is decreasing and therefore the deficit has turned downward. Its about the BUTTER PEOPLE geez.
The mercedes commercial must have been a superbowl reference
AAPL not exciting puts or calls OH WELL hehe,
The lovely one called, dreamy.
Something powerful in february, eh?
A spike would be profitable as well, as in up up up.
Thats what I am talking about
Apple May Face First Profit Drop in Decade as IPhone Slows: Tech
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-01-22/apple-may-face-first-profit-drop-in-decade-as-iphone-slows-tech.html
Happy MLK day, peace is good.
GDP per capita 670 bucks wow.
GDP per capita US 48k
GDP per capita France 41k
Could be an ethics issue.
Was bored with the Pats game, havent been to a game in too long.
Mali -http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mali
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Doors
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sharia_Law
doesnt sound democratic in parts.
Heavy review of smartphones this weekend,
Results were as expected, many choices, good for the consumer.
Game worth watching, Pats sneaking away with it.
Rimm could be getting exciting again, I still use a keyboard all the time, and if the software does what you want boom a great product.
Still thinking about GLD long term
$FB love how this one is creeping up, also kinda neat how little we know about advertising gains which might lead the share price
The burn rate of an ultralight,
thats the new small businessman's credo.
A one and a two and a three, here goes
MAKE THE SALE !!!!! hehe
New York Society of Auto Analysts and the Entertainment Analysts Group of New York.
interesting though.
No ya didnt
From your words to her ears, I am not even the middle man on those deals, hehe
Houston @ New England Jan 13 4:30 PM CBS
WATCH IT says perot haha
Actually its the Facebook chart that is cheering me up today, not bad
This will cheer you up Food Court:
Doh !!!
I am also sure that it will be a good year, Life is good.
Enjoy !!
Youtube moments to remind us that just because its a new year... well you know
Thought for the day Monday,
2 Continents that would be interesting/strange to drive around would be South America and Australia.
Looks like its possible.
Rum Diaries a surprise like last evening,
Depp is getting all the best writing.
Your welcome.
The YCS ultrashort YEN is perhaps the easiest and the hottest trade as of late.
Thanks to CNBC currency watchers for that one.
Options ARE available.
There is no politics in the term " monday morning quarterbacking"
There is a game next week and next year so that statement is BUNK !!! hehe
Oh ok good, yeah boehner whining and crying, maybe its alot more than one call who knows that he is complaining about.
Either way he got what he wanted in a reelection
Gotta wonder if the YEN is being allowed to drop through the floor to sort of reduce the misery of 20years of recession,
Maybe an incredibly cheap currency will spark some economic growth.
General Molycorp, hope you havent been a bagholder in this one for a while. It dropped quite a bit,
Will watch the price action after the news you have stated,
Have a profitable day.
7. Focus on the predators, not the prey
As part of focusing on real reforms, Congress should address the sole source of the deficit projections that are used to terrify everyone. Instead of chopping away at the pillars of family security -- Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid -- fix our broken health care system. If we spent per capita what other industrialized countries spend on health care (while getting better public health results), we would right now be projecting surpluses as far as the eye can see. The good news is that costs haven't been rising as fast as expected. Understanding how to build on what is working is a sensible next step. For savings, take on the culprits -- the powerful drug and insurance company lobbies, the private hospital complexes that profit from driving our health care costs up.
In any case, "shared sacrifice" is for suckers. It is neither just nor sensible to demand sacrifices be shared by the predator and the prey. It doesn't make sense to ask everyone to sacrifice when the top 1 percent has captured 93 percent of the country's income growth as it did in 2010. It makes no sense to cut spending on everything when long-term deficits are driven by one thing -- our broken health care system. And it makes no sense to cut everything without being clear about what we need to build.
At the end of World War II, our debt burden was about 125 percent of GDP -- far higher than it is now. Yet our leaders were focused on how to put the GIs back to work and avoid a return to the Depression. So they enacted the GI bill to educate a generation. They subsidized housing and built the suburbs. They converted wartime industries to peacetime development. They launched the Marshall Plan to rebuild Europe and create markets. They built the interstate highway system to pave way for a national market. They fought over deficits and budgets, but they did what needed to be done. They thought and acted boldly. And they built the first broad middle class in the world's history that made America exceptional.
They fixed the economy. They generally ran deficits and added to the nominal debt. But the economy grew far faster and by 1980, the debt was down to below 40 percent of GDP and not a concern. They are remembered as the great generation. We might learn a thing or two from them.