HULK SMASH!!!
Really?
Anyway, dead-threaded.
The late lamented Tanta over on Calculated Risk has a good explanation of reverse mortgages.
The idea behind them is to help house-rich, cash-poor senior citizens stay in their homes as long as they want. Since I'll probably end up in that boat, I'm curious about these. What good does a half-million bucks worth of equity in a beloved house do you if you have to leave the beloved house to use it, huh?
Really?
Anyway, dead-threaded.
The late lamented Tanta over on Calculated Risk has a good explanation of reverse mortgages.
The idea behind them is to help house-rich, cash-poor senior citizens stay in their homes as long as they want. Since I'll probably end up in that boat, I'm curious about these. What good does a half-million bucks worth of equity in a beloved house do you if you have to leave the beloved house to use it, huh?
Obama!
Hey.
Capital gains is selling financial assets (usually stocks) for more than you paid for them, and there's not a lot of that going on right now.
lowellfield | Homepage | 12.04.08 - 11:27 am | # [kill][hide
short term yes long term no.
Vicki (if you're here) -
Did you find a keyboard? Unfortunately, Rob doesn't have anything that he's willing to part with at the moment. Sorry I wasn't able to hook you up.
I'm telling you, Atrios vs. Tweety, Democratic primary, 2010.
From The Previous Thread:
Rmj, : The same reason "Speed Racer" was a live-action film?
"Speed Racer" got made because someone got the nifty idea of casting Christina Ricci as Trixie. It all fell into place after that.
I would have cast her as Speed.
~
abyssgazer : Making a stupid remake of a good movie is just immoral. Like that remake of "Psycho" several years ago--why?
There some talk of a Captain Blood remake. Captain Blood - the movie that revealed to the universe that Errol Flynn was a god amongst men.
There isn't enough testosterone left in the entire species to remake this movie.
~
dan mcenroe : I've been hearing a lot about the "two-month tax holiday." The radio blowhards are pimping it.
Fuck them on general principles. They don't deduct enough money from my paycheck in taxes for me to worry about that.
I need a two-month holiday from health insurance payments.
~
Infrastructure spending will take time to get going — a new Goldman Sachs report suggests that projects that are “shovel-ready”
Depends on what you're shoveling. And at whom.
TWEETY > TWEETER
WGG's blog post on the New Mexico trains was a bright spot.
Speaking of Spain.......
SPANISH COURT MAY WIDEN PROBE INTO US FLIGHTS TO GUANTANAMO
Prosecutors at Spain's National Court on Thursday asked judge Ismael Moreno to widen his investigation into alleged US flights transporting
terrorism suspects via Spain to the prison camp in Guantanamo, Cuba.
The prosecutors urged Moreno to question the author of a top secret
Foreign Ministry document which was published by the daily El Pais.
The 2002 document indicates that former prime minister Jose Maria
Aznar's conservative government gave the United States permission to
secretly transport Taliban and al-Qaeda prisoners from Afghanistan via
Spain to Guantanamo.
**
there's at least one thing the Feds can do right away which will have an immediate effect and that's transfer large amounts of money to state and local governments, and transit agencies, which are in the process of cutting their budgets.
Why has it never occured to the Feds to bail out the states and cities first?
Oh, right - Republicans.
~
The shrill one is pessimistic. I am, too, but there's at least one thing the Feds can do right away which will have an immediate effect and that's transfer large amounts of money to state and local governments, and transit agencies, which are in the process of cutting their budgets. It won't prevent recession, but it will prevent those cuts from make the recession worse.
Screw the middle man! Transfer all that money to ME!
I got your recession right here!
Next year ... who the hell knows. We have about 15 - 16 projects lined up, none of them huge, but that's a pretty good start for the year. Nothing on the books past March. All of them could go away if the client starts having money problems.
Nerve-wracking.
What good does a half-million bucks worth of equity in a beloved house do you if you have to leave the beloved house to use it, huh?
strawhat, remembering Feli
The only problem is that, nowadays, your 'equity' is based upon a made up number you pay property taxes on. Equity implies a willing buyer, and those are hard to find in these hard times.
I need a two-month holiday from health insurance payments.
My thoughts exactly.
Southern Beale
Got the lettter yesterday: My premiums will go up another ten percent as of the first of the year. They spiked about twenty-five per cent last year, after I turned 40.
I wish they get a move on the DC Metro's Silver Line.
This is what Krugman is up against
“Now they’re talking about some large amount of money — what, $100 billion? — and spending it on windmills, job training, whatever,” said David Kreutzer, who studies energy economics and climate change at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative research group. “But where do you get the $100 billion in the first place? Are you going to take $100 billion from some other part of the economy, are you going to tax some people to pay for it? Are you just going to print it or borrow it? The money has to come from somewhere.”
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/0...ml?
ref=politics
gave the United States permission to
secretly transport ALLEGED Taliban and al-Qaeda prisoners from Afghanistan via
Spain to Guantanamo.
$156 billion dollars worth of infrastructure work is ready to go with the planning and engineering already done, I heard yesterday.
From below:
I ended up buying a new Yamaha 85S (electric piano). I went to Guitar Center with a musician friend, and the guy played several, and I just decided to go for it. The sound was rich, and it is EXACTLY what she needs.
Vicki, as it would happen we are in the market for a digital piano for the Older Boy, who we want to start on lessons. (Don't really have room for a real piano.) Would you recommend this one? 'tis good?
Campaign Promises on Ending the War in Iraq Now Muted by Reality
WASHINGTON — On the campaign trail, Senator Barack Obama offered a pledge that electrified and motivated his liberal base, vowing to “end the war” in Iraq.
But as he moves closer to the White House, President-elect Obama is making clearer than ever that tens of thousands of American troops will be left behind in Iraq, even if he can make good on his campaign promise to pull all combat forces out within 16 months.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/0...&
pagewanted=all
Did you find a keyboard?
I did, Thinly Veiled! Thanks for asking.
I ended up buying a new Yamaha 85S (electric piano). I went to Guitar Center with a musician friend, and the guy played several, and I just decided to go for it. The sound was rich, and it is EXACTLY what she needs.
I couldn't carry it in the house myself last night, so Christmas came early, but judging by the reaction, it was an outstanding decision!
It is much more profitable to send pallets of $100 bills to Iraq than to help our local governments.
But where do you get the $100 billion in the first place? Are you going to take $100 billion from some other part of the economy, are you going to tax some people to pay for it? Are you just going to print it or borrow it? The money has to come from somewhere.”
The same place all these losses are going?
Just a thought....
$156 billion dollars worth of infrastructure work is ready to go with the planning and engineering already done, I heard yesterday.
plantsman
We can haz levies?
Bernanke has been blathering in detail about how the housing crisis developed. Wasn't it his job to blather all this before it happened and prevent it?
Suddenl I remember the piano needs tuning....
Rmj,
What kind of nativity scene was that?
“Now they’re talking about some large amount of money — what, $100 billion? — and spending it on windmills, job training, whatever,” said David Kreutzer, who studies energy economics and climate change at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative research group. “But where do you get the $100 billion in the first place? Are you going to take $100 billion from some other part of the economy, are you going to tax some people to pay for it? Are you just going to print it or borrow it? The money has to come from somewhere.”
I'm sure Mr. Kreutzer expressed the same outrage at all the money pissed away on a certain unnecessary war, right?
short term yes long term no.
I don't know what this means, but the S&P hasn't been this low in over 5 years, and the people that still have paper gains from before that probably aren't selling now. And they still wouldn't be paying capital gains tax for FY08 if they have enough losses to offset it.
Anyway my point is just that capital gains tax isn't going to be a huge revenue driver for the treasury until the market starts going up again.
Money for war = free
Awesome, Vicki! I'm so glad it worked out. FWIW, I absolutely LOVE mine, and I never thought I'd like a digital piano. But, the best part of it for me is that I can plug in the phones while I practice, so no one else can hear me until I've gotten it right. Which, for me, usually takes a while.... 
This makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand straight up.
April of this year-
Govt. acknowledges accidents at virus lab
Fears arise over plan to move foot-and-mouth disease lab to mainland
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24065416/
Yesterday-
The government has recommended a site in Kansas for a new $450 million laboratory to study biological threats such as anthrax and foot-and-mouth disease, officials said Wednesday.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/
wp...8120303817.html
Future headline:
"No one could have imagined..."
Would you recommend this one? 'tis good?
I thought it sounded v. good for the price. It was $ 599, 10% off for December, so $ 539. Did one year, no finance charge financing.
The sound was way better than any other comparable model. This one doesn't have a bazillion computerized tricks, but she doesn't need a synth, she needs a piano.
Vicki, that sounds wonderful.
I ended up buying a new Yamaha 85S (electric piano). I went to Guitar Center with a musician friend, and the guy played several, and I just decided to go for it. The sound was rich, and it is EXACTLY what she needs.
I couldn't carry it in the house myself last night, so Christmas came early, but judging by the reaction, it was an outstanding decision!
Vicki
Great.
Money for war = free
Wars are an investment, as they pay for themselves. Public health is socialism.
who studies energy economics and climate change at the Heritage Foundation
That's got to be the easiest job on earth. Fossil fuels, ethanol, nukes=good; everything else=bad. Done and done.
ther eare not many short term gains right now, but i am sure there are trillions of dollars of long term gains sitting on books that would be liquidated the day after a tax holiday started.
I am, too, but there's at least one thing the Feds can do right away which will have an immediate effect and that's transfer large amounts of money to state and local governments, and transit agencies, which are in the process of cutting their budgets
Atrios just wants a SUPERTRAIN.
It is much more profitable to send pallets of $100 bills to Iraq than to help our local governments.
leibniz leibkins ♘☮
And maybe those pols can give back all that campaign money to help the Big 3:
Big Three Spending Millions On Lobbying
Auto Makers Drowning In Red, But Still Give Nearly 50 Million Dollars To Politicians
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2...Home;
topStories
I'm sure Mr. Kreutzer expressed the same outrage at all the money pissed away on a certain unnecessary war, right?
sdf (Stu)
AIG?
Citigroup?
"The government has recommended a site in Kansas for a new $450 million laboratory to study biological threats such as anthrax and foot-and-mouth disease, officials said Wednesday."
Isn't this, like, in the first chapter of Stephen King's The Stand?
~
Rmj,
What kind of nativity scene was that?
doncjesuis, Tina Fey fan
First one I could find a picture of. It's actually a puzzle (all the figures fit into the "stable" that's the backdrop) from a place in Austin: Rootin' Ridge Renderings.
The picture, of course, is fuzzy and sucks, by then, I'm no photographer.
Money for war = free
thread winAr!
money for nothing and chicks for free...where do I hook that up?
"and transit agencies"
wha?
sdf & Thinly Veiled:
Yamaha P85S
I'm realy glad I checked out the sound. It made me a believer.
The government has recommended a site in Kansas for a new $450 million laboratory to study biological threats such as anthrax and foot-and-mouth disease, officials said Wednesday.
I worry a little about living here in Reston after that little Ebola incident a few years ago.
Helicopter Ben speech
http://www.federalreserve.gov/
ne...ke20081204a.htm
I worry a little about living here in Reston after that little Ebola incident a few years ago.
abyssgazer
Remain calm.
All is well.
The government has recommended a site in Kansas for a new $450 million laboratory to study biological threats such as anthrax and foot-and-mouth disease, officials said Wednesday.
Philly already has a couple at Drexel and Penn.
Vicki that's so cool that you found a great keyboard. Nothing makes Christmas better than finding the perfect gift.
Isn't this, like, in the first chapter of Stephen King's The Stand?
Moving a lab that specializes in deadly, highly contagious, bovine diseases into the middle of cattle country sounds like a brilliant idea to me.
"The government has recommended a site in Kansas"
fuck kansas. put it in a blue state.
Isn't this how Bush got the job?
Fake Qantas engineer conducted 30 maintenance checks
A man faked his way into Australian airline Qantas as an aircraft
engineer and conducted as many as 30 maintenance checks before his
ruse
was discovered, a court was told here today.
Timothy Leslie McCormack posed as a licensed aircraft
engineer for almost nine months before his ruse was discovered
in July 2007. He had conducted 30 maintenance checks by then,
The sound was way better than any other comparable model. This one doesn't have a bazillion computerized tricks, but she doesn't need a synth, she needs a piano.
Thanks Vicki, that sounds like exactly what we're looking for, too. And someone had recommended Yamaha to us, though I can't remember the model number. Sounds like you got a good deal, too.
The government has recommended a site in Kansas for a new $450 million laboratory to create biological threats such as anthrax and foot-and-mouth disease, officials said Wednesday.
faxed your threat
this is what we need, MORE research into yet more efficient ways of killing each other...and we wonder why humans have never gotten along?
I’ve been ruminating over economic prospects for next year, and I’m getting scared.
One of the things I love about Krugman is how honest he is. He says he's scared. Think about how often you hear that from anyone in gov't or in the media. Never. But I think it's what drives almost all the decisions they make. There's something brave about admitting to the world that you're scared. Krugman's The Man.
Isn't this, like, in the first chapter of Stephen King's The Stand?
Moving a lab that specializes in deadly, highly contagious, bovine diseases into the middle of cattle country sounds like a brilliant idea to me.
Thumper Johnson
Nobody could have foreseen....
Ooops! Sorry. Jumping the gun there.
Wikileaks has released a sensitive 219 page US military counterinsurgency manual 'Foreign Internal Defense Tactics Techniques and Procedures for Special Forces' (1994, 2004), which has been verified to be the official US Special Forces doctrine.
The manual directly advocates training paramilitaries, pervasive surveillance, censorship, press control and restrictions on labor unions & political parties. It directly advocates warrantless searches, detainment without charge and (under varying circumstances) the suspension of habeas corpus. It directly advocates employing terrorists or prosecuting individuals for terrorism who are not terrorists, running false flag operations and concealing human rights abuses from journalists. And it repeatedly advocates the use of subterfuge and “psychological operations” (propaganda) to make these and other “population & resource control” measures more palatable.
http://wikileaks.org/wiki/US_Spe...nual_FM_31-20-
3
Hey, I've been posting on the wrong thread.
Congrats Vicki
I was mulling over offering up my Privia 110 (which I hardly use anymore) but it sounds like you made out way better. Any of you pianophiles out there ever try out the GEM PRP-700?
The shrill one is pessimistic.
not uplifting reading.
i barely even peek at roubini anymore...
First one I could find a picture of. It's actually a puzzle (all the figures fit into the "stable" that's the backdrop) from a place in Austin: Rootin' Ridge Renderings.
Heh. I thought it was a piece from an exotic foreign place, and I was right. 
The fact that it's a puzzle is kind of neat. Of course, mere doncjesuis puts out a Precious Moments nativity scene chaque Noël, so...
The government has recommended a site in Kansas for a new $450 million laboratory to study biological threats such as anthrax and foot-and-mouth disease, officials said Wednesday.
This is actually part of a plan to repopulate the parries and build lots of exurban communities, which will really piss off Atrios.
And that damned Monsanto contaminating animal feed and maybe the human food chain by mixing genetically-engineered cotton and seed (to produce a pesticide) with regular cotton in a storehouse.
The manual directly advocates training paramilitaries, pervasive surveillance, censorship, press control and restrictions on labor unions & political parties. It directly advocates warrantless searches, detainment without charge and (under varying circumstances) the suspension of habeas corpus. It directly advocates employing terrorists or prosecuting individuals for terrorism who are not terrorists, running false flag operations and concealing human rights abuses from journalists. And it repeatedly advocates the use of subterfuge and “psychological operations” (propaganda) to make these and other “population & resource control” measures more palatable.
They hate us for our freedom.
There's something brave about admitting to the world that you're scared.
Not if you're a celebrated economist who has been vindicated in his bearishness! He just got a million dollars. The fuck does he have to be scared of?
Hey, I've been posting on the wrong thread.
bo
i was on the right blog
but it musta been the wrong thread
you know i had the right nym
but i musta used the wrong head.
that damned Monsanto contaminating animal feed and maybe the human food chain by mixing genetically-engineered cotton and seed (to produce a pesticide) with regular cotton in a storehouse.
plantsman
nothing to see here, all is well, move along
/FDA
Paul Krugman has Empathy. You can see it in his eyes and on his face.
Freedumb on the march:
Iraqi Army Finds 80 Bodies In Four Mass Graves
CELEBRITY GOSSIP POST
Actor Keanu Reeves racked up a Ł1,200 bill after he popped out for
a curry in London with some friends. The Matrix star managed to clock
up the staggering sum after treating five friends to a slap-up meal at an Indian restaurant. This included lobster karikudi, lamb chetinaad and saag paneer.
They washed down the meal with bottles of Ł95 Chassagne Montrachet and Ł90 Tour Du Pin Figeac. The star, who is staying at the exclusive Claridge's hotel, sweetened off with coconut ice cream. On leaving he was spotted outside the restaurant with a glass of red wine still in his hand.
Dude. Whoa.
They hate us for our freedom.
Rmj, Xmas Theologist
It's soft fascism, so that makes it okay!
Paul Krugman has Empathy. You can see it in his eyes and on his face.
plantsman | 12.04.08 - 11:45 am | # [kill][hid
im sure there is an OTC topical balm for that.
you know i had the right nym
but i musta used the wrong head. - stoat
Story of my life. Mind if I use that for my epitaph?
And unfortunately, failing economies are Krugman's area of expertise.
Freedumb on the march:
Iraqi Army Finds 80 Bodies In Four Mass Graves
John Gillnitz
It's a darn good thing that Teh Surge was so successful.
Paul Krugman has Empathy. You can see it in his eyes and on his face.
plantsman | 12.04.08 - 11:45 am | #
True.
Dude. Whoa.
Souvenir cup, for an extra Ł100.
Paul Krugman has Empathy. You can see it in his eyes and on his face.
plantsman
the piece that he wrote a few years ago (nytimesmag, iirc) about our generation's mistaken assumption that this country has always aspired to be economically egalitarian showed this side of him, also.
(that's a really butchered paraphrase, of course)
Apologies for the blogwhore, but over at Box Office there's a clip from a wack Bela Lugosi movie (In Color!), featuring the guy who's son discovered Joan Jett.
I'm serious!
http://boxoffice.com/blogs/steve...e-
1.php#_logout
"Leave a comment or suffer serious status loss!" -- Leonard Maltin.
This included lobster karikudi, lamb chetinaad and saag paneer.
Saag paneer is basically spinach.
That must have been some tasty fucking spinach.
Sorta noticing that the blog ad count seems way, way down on conservative blogs like RedState.
Moving a lab that specializes in deadly, highly contagious, bovine diseases into the middle of cattle country sounds like a brilliant idea to me.
Thumper Johnson
Nobody could have foreseen....
Ooops! Sorry. Jumping the gun there.
Rmj, Xmas Theologist | Homepage | 12.04.08 - 11:42 am | #
Come now, what could possibly go wrong?
I'm not at all religious but I love religious icons. I collect mostly Virgin Mary figures and Hindu gods but I actually love nativity scenes. Setting up the family set at Christmas was always one of my favorite traditions.
4,061,664 seconds to go.
lobster karikudi sounds like Indian seppuku.
Come now, what could possibly go wrong?
abyssgazer
Stop following me!!!
[runs screaming from blog]
Aaaaaaaiiieeeeeeeeee!!!!!!
what is a slap-up meal?
i'm sure i will be sorry i asked...
its possible the reserachers at drexel and penn refused to make WMD.
On leaving he was spotted outside the restaurant with a glass of red wine still in his hand.
C of T | Homepage | 12.04.08 - 11:46 am | #
My first ex-wife, who was from Detroit and apparently coined the phrase "higher than a barking dog", used to refer to that as "a traveller."
4,061,664 seconds to go.
In geological time it's a blink of an eye.
Can haz geological time nao?
what is a slap-up meal?
Brit slang for sumptuous.
4,061,664 seconds to go.
R. McGeddon
they should have a red ball dropping from the washington monument at noon on january 20.
and dick clark.
okay, not dick clark.
they should have a red ball dropping from the washington monument at noon on january 20.
I hate crowds, but I might go down just to see the motherfucker leave. I could care less about the inauguration - I just want the chance to flip Bush the bird as he boards Marine One for the last time.
I'm not at all religious but I love religious icons. I collect mostly Virgin Mary figures and Hindu gods but I actually love nativity scenes. Setting up the family set at Christmas was always one of my favorite traditions.
Libby,
It is amazing to me just how diverse human interests can run, especially in terms of the stuff we like to collect. It's kind of cool.
I just want the chance to flip Bush the bird as he boards Marine One for the last time.
dan mcenroe
You can be a part of history!
as he boards Marine One for the last time.
Fuck that. They should just hand him bus fare as they boot him out the door.
because why would a major news organization need anyone covering science and technology-via nyt:
CNN also announced that its longtime correspondent Miles O’Brien would soon depart in a shutdown of its science-and-technology unit.
It is extremely depressing that the politicians, mostly cheered on by the press, are spending their time throwing shit at the auto executives and the UAW when they should be writing checks. Big ones.
It also might dawn on them that the Big Three as an object lesson are making the best case for universal health care imaginable.
My first ex-wife.
http://www.carolbdesign.com/
Click on "about us."
Isn't she just the cutest thing?
Damn! 25 degrees with a 20 mph wind off cold Lake Michigan . .. .
cnn is not a major news organization.
I'm not at all religious but I love religious icons. I collect mostly Virgin Mary figures and Hindu gods but I actually love nativity scenes. Setting up the family set at Christmas was always one of my favorite traditions.
Libby,
I recall driving through a small town in western PA where they created a nativity scene using department store mannikins.
The BVM looked really hot!
.
CNN also announced that its longtime correspondent Miles O’Brien
would soon depart in a shutdown of its science-and-technology unit
This is the kind of thing that leads to transporter accidents.
4,061,664 seconds to go.
I'd give 50 bucks to the first cable channel to put the 'W's outta here' countdown clock down in the corner of the screen.
Maybe Bob Bazell is next.
CNN also announced that its longtime correspondent Miles O’Brien
would soon depart in a shutdown of its science-and-technology unit
In hard times, science and technology are the first to go....
Here's the puppy!
http://smg.photobucket.com/
album...rent=Lexie4.jpg
CNN also announced that its longtime correspondent Miles O’Brien would soon depart in a shutdown of its science-and-technology unit.
comrade nona |
Gotta get their new 'faith-based' technology unit going!
.
Doctor today, DWD?
Caught Lexie in the act of chewing up anything she can find. So far paper is her best thing. We keep an eye on her . . . .
DWD-S☮S | Homepage | 12.04.08 - 11:59 am |
Aw .... I love how she has her butt on the higher stair.
NYT:
During the campaign, Mr. Obama supported a measure to address global warming
by capping carbon emissions while allowing companies to buy and trade
pollution permits. He said he would devote $150 billion of the revenue
from the sale of those permits over 10 years to energy efficiency and
alternative energy projects to wean the nation from fuels that are the
main causes of the heating the atmosphere.
Sounds good to me.
CNN also announced that its longtime correspondent Miles O’Brien would soon depart in a shutdown of its science-and-technology unit
As long as I can still get body language analysis and misleading medical studies sponsored by drug manufacturers my needs are met.
Lexie is in the all feet stage. First smile of the day! Thanks, DWD.
Companies Rush to Ditch Corporate Jets
Out of Embarrassment or Economics, Once-Coveted Exec Aircraft are Up For Sale
http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/st...=6391945&
page=1
I guess they will start bringing their lunch in a paper bag, wearing patched clothing, and will they speak in front of Congress, they will hold their cloth hat in their hands and look humble.
Doctor today, DWD?
plantsman
Yep. He increased my dosage. I managed half a junior Whopper and a few onion rings for lunch.
(A sick person gets a taste for a Whopper, you know? 
)
they should have a red ball dropping from the washington monument at noon on january 20.
You climb up there with the ball. I'll spot you.
Oh please, tell me Dr. Gupta's job is safe. Whatever shall we do...
Treasury has new plan to lower mortgage rates. So, if that happens, won't minorities that can't really afford mortgages be able to buy homes, and then later default causing a global financial crisis?
I have written a little on health care today. On the homepage. I'm gonna start writing more in it. It will be my supertrain.
DWD - that puppy is so cute, she should be illegal.
Very Good.
CNN announces that O'Brien will be replaced by Miles O'Keefe.
I guess they will start bringing their lunch in a paper bag, wearing patched clothing, and will they speak in front of Congress, they will hold their cloth hat in their hands and look humble.
sekmet
They will hitchhike to the hearings. And stay in hostels while in DC.
You bastard. You let her get away.
I knew Emily Senay, the CBS News medico, when she was a teenager. She was cute then too.
She is a perfect Rottweiler in appearance. She is also a bit of hard-head but we are working on it.
Her latest trick is to grab the edge of the tablecloth and pull. Grrrrr
But she is loving and kind and so very soft and warm when she cuddles - which she likes to do.
They will hitchhike to the hearings. And stay in hostels while in DC.
V for Virginia, Your Ad Here
They'll tie their golden parachute to the end of a stick and use it to carry their Armani suits.
They'll have to wear shirts that say "I'm a dickhead" for a year or something.
ther eare not many short term gains right now, but i am sure there are trillions of dollars of long term gains sitting on books that would be liquidated the day after a tax holiday started.
euphronius Jenkins | 12.04.08 - 11:37 am | #
You are forgetting about the short sellers, the put buyers and the naked call sellers. They are the big players in this market and they made out like bandits. Tons of capital gains in year 2008.
Market man | 12.04.08 - 11:57 am | #
Isn't she just the cutest thing?
steve simels | Homepage | 12.04.08 - 11:56 am
Sigh... If not for my uncuteness and my complete inability to understand the humor in Woody Allen films, I might have been a contender for ex-wife number 12.
DWD....Lexie is adorable!! What an expression!!
Why are these body language experts giving their secrets away?
Some nefarious person could intentionally use phony body language signals and fool the body language experts.
Her latest trick is to grab the edge of the tablecloth and pull. Grrrrr
This is not a great trait unless she can remove it so fast everything stays in place.
Some nefarious person could intentionally use phony body language signals and fool the body language experts.
Lime Rickey
I think that's called flirting.
I still say, buy Ford stock while it is cheap. My crystal ball predicts that the stock will be worth fifteen and twenty-five dollars per share in three years.
Why are those wall street investment geniuses selling their secrets on cable?
Mme. Wagstaff was bitten by one of the herd of allegedly gentle-as-a-lamb Rottweilers owned by a zany SIL (one of several) the last time we were in Phoenix.
stupid factual sheets
sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeets
I'm uncomfortable with a housepet that can kill people. Gotta keep a closer eye on those cats.
DWD....Lexie is adorable!! What an expression!!
ZuZu's Petals
Another odd characteristic of the breed is that you must not overfeed them because it leads to bone problems.
So, twice a day she gets a cup and a quarter of puppy food with no extra food permitted.
Damn! You have never seen a hungrier dog in your life. When I get the food she starts jumping in the air trying to grab it out of my hand. (I have learned to spill a bit on the way to the bowl)
GravatarI'm uncomfortable with a housepet that can kill people. Gotta keep a closer eye on those cats.
B1 Bummer
I am as well. This puppy is my son's dog and I tried everything I could to dissuade him from the breed.
But I have heard from a great many people that, if well-trained, they are wonderful companions for life. Loyal, strong, and loving.
And, oh yeah, at Mrs DWD's and my insistence he is taking her to puppy school for training.
I will not have a mean animal with jaws that sever bones.
Duncan's got mail!
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