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Again I am looking for enough information to look ahead.
I am not finding certainty of events or time.
There are some near certainties.
It will be a very strange winter.    http://nsidc.org/data/masie/index.html
This is the extent of the Arctic ice sheet up dated.
Obama will win the election. 
http://core.talkingpointsmemo.com/election/scoreboard
The Euro cannot be saved.

15,000 queue for 150 Madrid factory jobs

 

More than 15,000 people looking for work queued to apply for just 150 vacancies at the factory of agricultural machinery company John Deere on the outskirts of Madrid.

02 Oct 2012

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Troika demand even tougher Greek austerity

 

Greece's international creditors are demanding the imposition of even tougher austerity measures despite the delivery this week of Antonio Samara’s hard-won €13.5bn package of cuts.

02 Oct 2012

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Debt crisis: as it happened, October 2

 

The number of unemployed Spaniards rose to 4.7 million last month, as prime minister Mariano Rajoy denies that the country will ask for a bail-out in the coming days.

02 Oct 2012

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America could 'resemble Greece' before 2020

 

America could begin to resemble Greece before the turn of the decade if it does not cut spending and raise taxes to tackle its debt, according to Bill Gross, the head of the world's largest bond fund.

02 Oct 2012

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Australia cuts rates and warns on growth

 

Australia's central bank cut interest rates by a quarter point to 3.25pc on Tuesday, their lowest level since the global financial crisis, and warned the growth outlook for next year had weakened.

02 Oct 2012

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Greece to spend almost €100m on building F1 track

Greece has 'unblocked' €30m so it can build a motor racing circuit capable of hosting a Formula One Grand Prix.

02 Oct 2012

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Spain 'ready to ask for bailout but Germany says to wait'

Spain is ready to request a eurozone bailout for its public finances as early as next weekend but Germany has signalled that it should hold off, European officials said.

02 Oct 2012

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Why Germany must face up to its €1 trillion headache

Here's another fine mess the political hubris of the euro has got Europe into.

01 Oct 2012

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G7: Europe will tell US to deal with 'fiscal cliff'

Europe will tell the US, Japan and Canada next week that it is acting to resolve its sovereign debt crisis, but that US fiscal policy and slowing growth in Japan and China also pose risks to the global economy, according to reports.

01 Oct 2012

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Debt crisis: Greece heads for sixth year of recession

Greece is heading for its sixth year in recession, the finance ministry in Athens warned, adding to pressure on European leaders to ease their demands for austerity or watch the indebted country crumble.

01 Oct 2012

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Endangered Currency

First Greece -- then Ireland, Italy, Spain and Portugal: The European common currency has come under pressure from large national debts and the effects of the global financial crisis, ultimately requiring a rescue package close to a trillion euros.

Plunging Sales Germany Infected by European Automotive Plague

SPIEGEL ONLINE - October 02, 2012 Car sales in Germany plunged in September, ending the country's surprising resistance to the ongoing crisis in the European automotive industry. Overall, the sector is facing its worst performance in the European Union in 17 years -- and there is no turnaround in sight. more...

Financial Sector Reform EU Presents Plan to Tame Banks

SPIEGEL ONLINE - October 02, 2012 The EU on Tuesday recommended breaking off investment banking from retail banking and other risky investment activities to protect savers and taxpayers in future crises. However, they stopped short of calling for banks to be broken up into entirely separate entities. more...

Holy Bond Loosens Austerity Creeps Up on Greek Orthodox Church

SPIEGEL ONLINE - October 02, 2012 The Greek Orthodox Church has managed to cling onto many of its economic privileges, despite austerity stinging nearly all other parts of the country's society. But after numerous scandals have revealed corruption and embezzlement in the Church, more Greeks appear to be demanding sacrifice. By Daniel Steinvorth more... [ Forum ]

'Dangerous Territory' Concerns Mount that ECB Bond-Buying Program Is Illegal

SPIEGEL ONLINE - October 02, 2012 The markets have celebrated Mario Draghi's announcement that the European Central Bank will embark on unlimited purchases of sovereign bonds from crisis stricken countries. But are such purchases really legal? Draghi's own justification for the program leaves plenty of room for doubt. By Christian Reiermann more... [ Forum ]

Troubled Troika Europe Intent on Saving Greece Despite Lag in Reforms

SPIEGEL ONLINE - October 01, 2012 Greece's creditors have been less than impressed with the country's willingness and ability to carry out much needed reforms. But Europe is likely to continue supporting the country anyway -- out of fear of the consequences should the country go bankrupt. By Julia Amalia Heyer  in Athens more... [ Forum ]

Six hours of sleep is not enough.

Green Coffee Bean Extract is not magic.  It may be useless.

I have some cash.  A loan is not called for.

Life insurance is useless to me.  Health insurance is what I need.

My snoring never bothered me.  I never heard you snore. 
If we have a problem we will find a fix.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_Indemnity_%28film%29


I no longer pay AOL.  They want money from the outsiders.


Home repairs are much of what I do here. 
Stack insurance management on contractors on materials.
The cost of such a program is out of bounds.
Handyman will bring in income at need.  I never know how to charge. 











































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