Shares in banks may be have been ever so slightly ahead of the norm in this most recent run. The unrealistic expectations both from the banks as well as the buyers fed this distorted growth. The expectations fed the drive to use an increased amount of leverage which as we well know, is great on the way up but costly on the way down. We are on the way to better regulation but that too will take some time and will require constant attention and flexibility to change. The Bank of England and other world financial organizations are dissecting the recent rise and fall and reflecting on what needs to change. Full story...
My nephew Anthony decided he was going to show me how much my sister's dog, Carmela, does NOT like to have air blown in her face.
Whether this is the model of the future or not, something like this will definitely be gaining ground in the coming years.
Reader Scott writes:
This is our 12 year old Golden Retriever, Malibu - - but we called her Boo.She came to us when she was 5 and filled our lives been joy.
It's so wrong in so many ways. CNN:
Iranian authorities confiscated the 2003 Nobel Peace Prize given to human rights activist Shirin Ebadi, Norway said Thursday.
Reader Gary writes in about his pet farm:Bill (on right) and I live in DC and rescued Franny from the DC shelter whenlived on Independence Ave.
The Obama administration's Office of Personnel Management, run by an openly gay man, no less, reportedly intervened to stop a lesbian government official from getting health insurance, after a court had already ordered it to happen.
It sickens me that these people have the nerve to tell anyone else how to live their lives, while they're busying raping children and covering it up.
Reader James writes:
My cat Sarah (attached) actually talking on the phone. I would put the phone to her head and she would speak, I caught her on digital film just this once, though she was on several of my phone messages over the years.
A very well reasoned editorial from the Nation argues that the filibuster should be abolished.
This is not what democracy looks like.
Good for him and the land owner too. The museums have to be thrilled as well, not to mention the British people who now have an incredible glimpse into their rich history.
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