A serial accumulation of memory, incident, consideration, reconsideration, personal discovery and attempts at truth.
It is intended for my attention and that of other interested persons
If that changes, I will extensively re-edit.
Warning:
I attempt to use inductive logic.
By JAMES KANTER and NIKI KITSANTONIS | Dec 8th 2014
The extension was necessary because the European part of the loan program would have expired at the end of the year.
European Sovereign Debt Crisis (2010- ); Budgets and Budgeting; Credit and Debt; Legislatures and Parliaments
"Mujtaba Rahman, the director for Europe at the Eurasia Group, an
international risk consultant group, said the timing of the extension
was unlikely to have much effect on Greek politics. “The two-month
extension is not going to fundamentally change the picture in Greece,”
Mr. Rahman predicted. “Syriza is still coming to power next year.”"
A pipeline to southern Europe could be completed despite President
Vladimir V. Putin’s stated intention to abandon it, the head of the
European Commission said.
Natural Gas
The cost of recovery of Russian natural gas must be rising.
The pipeline through Turkey would connect easily with Kurdistan. Saudi is not that far.
The second-place finisher in last month’s election for governor,
Scott Milne, said Monday that he was staying in the race, bucking recent
history of the losing candidate’s conceding, and leaving the final say
up to the State Legislature.
Kiev and its allies are alienating the citizens of the east.
World War II (1939-45); Holocaust and the Nazi Era; Refugees and Displaced Persons; Neo Nazi Groups; International Relations
Stalin treated Ukraine badly at the end of world war two. A Russian population was moved in and a dependent relationship was intentionally established.
The struggle to undo the forced ethnic reorganization of that period has resulted in the disputed area.
The end of support for the resident population is a way to sort the Russian settlers from the residual Ukrainians.
"Conservative groups like Heritage Action, the political arm of the
Heritage Foundation, were pressuring Republicans to vote against the
measure, saying it did too little to combat Mr. Obama's increasingly
bold use of executive authority. That, in turn, strengthened the
Democrats' hands, since with Republican defections it will take
Democratic votes to secure a majority to pass the bill."
Chicago’s Derrick Rose wore a black T-shirt that read, “I Can’t
Breathe,” during warm-ups before the Bulls lost to the visiting Golden
State Warriors, 112-102, on Saturday night.
"Connecticut Huskies Overcome Notre Dame in Title Game Rematch
Morgan
Tuck scored a career-high 25 points, and Kiah Stokes had 18 rebounds to
lead No. 3 Connecticut (6-1) to a 76-58 win at No. 2 Notre Dame on
Saturday in the Jimmy V Women’s Classic.
Jewell
Loyd scored 31 points to lead Notre Dame (8-1), which had won each of
its games this season by an average of 43 points. The other Irish
starters combined for just 20 points.
“I
thought Jewell was the best player on the court,” Muffet McGraw, Notre
Dame’s coach, said. “We didn’t give her any help at all.”
The
game was the first between the teams since the Huskies topped the
Irish, 79-58, in the national title game in April. Tuck did not play in
that game because she was recovering from microfracture surgery in her
right knee."
The deal to sell the ships, designed to transport troops, tanks
and helicopters, ran into opposition after Russia annexed the Crimean
Peninsula in March.
Defense and Military Forces; Embargoes and Sanctions
The question of why Russia would want such ships arises.
The Vories family lives on a volatile income — not knowing how
much each paycheck will contain month-to-month. In tough times, Alex
Vories borrows his father’s car to deliver pizzas at night.
Half of the 20 doctors who received the most money from Genentech
to promote its drug Lucentis in 2013 were among the highest users of the
drug in 2012, a federal database shows.
Eyes and Eyesight; Doctors; Lucentis (Drug); Avastin (Drug); Macular Degeneration; Medicare; Conflicts of Interest
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