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Yeah, you're right. Better to quote you than that Nobel Prize Winning (for economics) hack.

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Record demand for treasuries. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=axFsV5datzIM Treasuries Record Demand Damps Concern Supply to Grow (Update1) Share | Email | Print | A A A By Dakin Campbell and Daniel Kruger July 13 (Bloomberg) -- Bond investors across the country...

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/13/technology/13robot.html?_r=1&hpw In Japan, Machines for Work and Play Are Idle A robot made by Tmsuk of Japan interacted with a customer at a mall in Kokura last year. More Photos > By HIROKO TABUCHI Published: July 12, 2009 KITAKYUSHU, Japan —...

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aiUZFVXPHW5g Emerging Markets Most Expensive Since ‘07 When Shares Plunged Share | Email | Print | A A A By Adria Cimino and Michael Patterson STORY TO FOLLOW. Last Updated: July 12, 2009 19:01 EDT

The core problem is that practicing medicine is no longer a calling; it's a business. The same thing happened to the practice of law decades ago. Some were happy with making a decent living while doing what they loved, while the majority wanted an all out profit machine, at the expense of...

Thanks for posting this. I am just now listening. I wonder in anticipation if it has to do with their little manipulation tool being stolen, or whether the crackdown on speculators is going to hurt GS, especially with all their inside connections. After all, they basically run the system...

Who will replace CIT in this environment as creditor to over 900,000 businesses, from Dunkin' Donuts to the major airlines? No one. Ominous. Consumers getting whacked with plunging home and equity, 401(k), IRA, other asset prices, businesses losing value as low sales causes revenue to...

And you should do likewise; reacharounds and glory hole action (the giving side).

90% of medicine, at least in a hospital, is bringing vitals back up to stable and keeping them there. If there's no risk of imminent death, and absent anything more straightforward than a football sized tumor on one's forward, and in the case of even a moderately complex condition on...

That headline figure is actually much higher in reality, as: "Trulia excluded foreclosed homes and undeveloped land from the survey. It looked at all properties for sale as of July 1 and calculated how many had been listed for a higher price at any time since they were first offered."...

It's from all the people printing thousands of resumes. Tell your buddy to take cash or credit/debit card only. No checks.

Steph is right again. People have gotten decimated, the value of everything from their homes to 401(k) to their investment properties have plunged, they're insecure in their jobs if they haven't gotten laid off, retirees are losing pensions and health care because of corporate bankruptcies...

It was originally posted in chit chat, and one of the mods moved it. And I have paid more taxes in a three year period than you have all your life. You can bank on that... Son.

So is the OP a P&R post, or an advertisement for a book written by a washed up loser & freak that can't seem to buy attention - even Rupert Murdoch & Faux News is ignoring this tripe.

Which is it, guy and girls? The NYT wants one-payer, federal health care, or the NYT is sympathetic to wealthy physicians who are crying poverty? I've never seen such widely disparate motives attached to a news (not op-ed) piece by the Times. Anyways, the one point I'd like to make is...

BMW and Acura and two of the makes that have the luxury of being able to confidently assess their residuals. Even in this market; so far.

It would seem that Democrats and many Republicans are attacking Palin's intellectual credibility while some Republicans are attacking Michelle Obama's appearances? No wonder the GOP is FUBAR.

I also agree with Random Capital. The crux of the problem is the uncertainty as to what residual values will be come trade-in time, hence it's impossible for many brands to either obtain lending on leases from outside entities, or they're expressing a rational fair of undertaking...