dollaradayandno...: GM and Chrysler to chapter?

However Ford, no! They just want a line of credit! There is a difference? Matter of government control I suppose.

One could ask why the administration doesn't want GM and Chrysler to pay their bills and then to form a new company, as Delta did, but not Ford!

bowser: Warning: Obscene reading

If this article doesn't boil your blood, you're already dead. (Or you're one of those people who's convinced himself that the only culprits in the financial meltdown are Barney Frank and Acorn.)

dollaradayandno...: Bailout of the Big PONZI

That feller who what took mostly Jewish Charities for their money---reckon we can bail his company out?

seems to me that is much more importnt than car companies or banks! There are numerous car companies in the world and more banks than we can count!

Tug13: Any updates on Wulfman?

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Prayers continue for Mr. Wulfman and his family.

Tug

TonyF: The Queen's Jewels

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I just had a great shopping experience buying a Christmas present there. A very nice lady named Jan was very helpful as was everyone there. The store is in the Publix shopping center on South Glynn.

Gamma Sherri: If you need something to lift your spirit...

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go read this letter to the editor: http://www.thecitizen.com/~citizen0/node/33796

The Wedge: There is(n't) a Little Black Spot on the Sun Today...

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Where are all of the sunspots? We should have begun a new solar cycle in late 2007 or early 2008, and a small sunspot with the correct polarity was discovered early this year. That should have been the beginning of the new solar cycle and a ramp up of sunspot activity. And yet, nothing. So far, the sun has been spotless at least 242 days this year. Taken with last year's data, the sun has been spotless for 485 days. This is unusual and has caused the NASA models to be re-calibrated two times. They now are predicting that the sun will not begin a new cycle until mid to late 2009 or early 2010.

harry: Disgruntled Parents against Blue Devils

Okay people, enough is enough. I have read the articles and blogs over the last several weeks regarding the Fayette County Blue Devils during the playoffs and championship games this season.

dollaradayandno...: Autos shut down--how about banks?

Might not it help if all banks also shut down for a few months?

There are enough cars sitting around to do us about a year I think. Also there are enough houses sitting around foreclosed upon or never sold or half finished to do us about the same amount of time.

Bonkers: Fault of the bad loans was:??

Well, I have researched that very question on this blog, right cheer!
Cording to them what comment here in the major, hit were laws thet said banks had to make bad loans in sartin parcenteges in sartin areas.

Davids mom: To Those Involved in Research!

A 'copy and paste' from the New York Times.

Defeating Bedlam

This week, I want to look at one of the unglamorous, but essential, parts of science: the problem of how to organize the information you have so that you know what you’ve got. For, like everything else in the digital age, the process of collecting and managing scientific information has been evolving. Fast.

Davids mom: Congratulations to Fayetteville Curves

The staff and members of the Fayetteville Curves are to be congratulated for their participation in making sure that children in Fayette County have their wishes met this Christmas.

Fred Garvin: A plan to survive the Obama years

TinCan: More on the sub-prime mess and where it came from

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This is from an e-mail from a friend. Can't vouch for accuracy, but enlightening.

Interesting how this comes out now!! And Bush was to blame for all the problems???

DragNet: A lame duck ducks!

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Salient President Bush last night claimed his decision to invade Iraq had been vindicated after US troops uncovered an arsenal of shoes on the outskirts of Fallujah.

DarthDubious: Over 201 million prescriptions were written for antidepressents in the US alone last year

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I'm getting really sick of this:

Side effects of these drugs include: mania, insomnia, anxiety, agitation, confusion, amnesia, depression [one of my personal favorites for an antidepressant] , paranoid reaction, psychosis, hostility, delirium, hallucinations, abnormal thinking, depersonalization, and lack of emotion, among others. Two horrible ones being "homicidal ideation" and "suicidal ideation", which in layman's terms mean the drug puts the idea in your head that homicide and suicide are good ideas. There's accounts of these a little later.

Mike King: I've Had Enough of Government For Awhile, Thank You

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Being a parent to three grown children makes me lucky in that they are beyond their formative years and are not subjected to the daily scandals of our government, the misery of many of our world's inhabitants, or the rewarding of those who chose to exist at the labor of others. My hat is off to those trying to rear children today and teach lessons of civility, generosity, and service. Yours is a daunting task.

TonyF: I take no credit for this...

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(this is a "cut and paste", any typos, misspellings or grammatical errors are not mine)

OPEN LETTER TO BARACK OBAMA

Steve Brown: Merry Christmas and a poke in the eye from Logsdon and company

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The word from Peachtree City that the city's hands are tied and they must accept another traffic signal at Line Creek Drive and Hwy 54-W is absolutely unbelievable.

Cyclist: MARTA - Budget Deficit

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“If we do not immediately receive a significant infusion of funding from the state or another outside source, MARTA will have to take extremely drastic measures to survive our next fiscal year,”

TonyF: Certain Bloggers are like an itch in the...

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middle of your back: you can't reach it, you can't stop it and you can't make sense of it. But if you ignore it, it wi

Bonkers: The Throwing Of Shoes

Most horrific of insults came flying,
The nasty, stinky, sand encrusted shoes
That was stomped on Saddam's face crying,

n/a

TinCan: This may no longer be PC, but here goes anyway.

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Most of you have probably gotten this via e-mail, since it was around last year, or maybe before. What the heck, I'm old too.

Nitpickers: A Poem to Economists

It is all about trade, isn't it?
Scarcity and demand also contribute.
You always predict success then quit
Everyone then pays to you a tribute!

wildcat: Veteran's tree

I had to drive into Fayetteville this weekend and drove past the log cabin...the tree is beautiful!! Great job to the decorator(s)!

TinCan: Some statistical info

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Who woulda thought?

suggarfoot: z

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Nitpickers: Those UFO's in charge last 8 years!

George W. Bush did not exist--he was a mirage! Cheney did not exist, he was a virtual!
Rumsfeld and Rove and Scooter did not exist--they were imagined.

The Shadow: Let Them Eat Hamburger

Nothing has changed in government since the beginning of time. Neither has the consequences.

In the late 1700’s the French Ministers told the King & Queen there was great unrest in the people due to the increasing price of bread. Marie Antoinette sluffed it off with the now infamous statement, “then let them eat cake!” Not long after the King & Queen lost their heads. In the 1990’s Michael Boskin, Pres. Clinton’s Minister of Labor Statistics along with Alan Greenspan, decided to reduce inflation by changing the way the Consumer Price Index (CPI) was calculated. Heretofore, the CPI was determined by pricing a set list of goods from year to year. The difference between current prices and last year’s prices was the inflation rate. The culprits decided that by substituting some of the goods priced, a lower CPI could dupe the people. An actual example was substituting hamburger for steak since burgers were cheaper than T-bones. The inflation rate went down. From then to now, the government has said inflation has averaged 3-5% a year. Using the original basket of goods including steak, the real CPI today is 13.7%. I suppose dog food has now been substituted for hamburger. You know its true when you go to buy something.

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