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[Sunrise Market Commentary] US Treasuries little changed in thin trading on Friday: The sharply lower-than-expected German CPI galvanised hopes for a 50 basis points cut at the ECB meeting on Thursday and stimulated some in the market to speculate on hints that the ECB will go further in its non-standardized policy measures.

[Bill Cara] Bill Cara: Cara's Commentary & Community Chat, Thurs., Feb. 14 ...: My wife thought I had finally cracked today when I learned Warren Buffett revealed in his F13 that he had taken a substantial position in Cara 100 GlaxoSmithKlein (GSK) and I bought a decent position on the buy alert from the blog/Korvus' excellent table this week. The dogs thought so too.

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[Cara Community - Comments] Cara's Commentary & Community Chat, Sat., Apr. 4, 2009 | Cara ...: People have mentioned to me the concept of fractional ownership of a catamaran that could be chartered (bareboat or captained) in Nassau or some of the nearby out islands like Harbour Island, Exumas and Abacos. From what I observed at the Conference last week, I think the concept would work, and if there is sufficient interest I would put the package together.

[Economist's View] Economist's View: Consumption and Income Inequality: “(But) we have been using the current measure for about 40 years, so we have a nice time series that is generally understood.” A 2005 article in the BLS's Monthly Labor Review noted that most studies of well-being are based on income data “partly because of history and also partly because of habit. Income data are accessible, comparable over time, and of high quality.” International comparisons are possible only through income because other measures like consumption are simply unavailable in most other countries.

[Anderson Cooper 360] Anderson Cooper 360: Blog Archive - Student Loan Nightmare: Help ...: Other points to consider before passing judgment on students who take out loans that then plague them for decades (which, since this seems to be the case with a majority of students, points to problems in our higher education system and its costs and financing options): A) parental income affects the amount of federal aid students receive regardless of whether parents are actually contributing anything to their students’ educations (and it’s not an easy process to be declared independent for financial aid purposes prior to turning 23), which forces many students to consider unsubsidized and private loans regardless of whether they are at an in-state public school, private school, or (as is the case for some students) a community college, B) not every school has the program a student needs (sometimes students have to look out of state or to private schools to get a degree in the field of their choice, so it’s overgeneralizing to say students can always choose a cheaper option or forgo a private education), C) many of the parents who recently had or now have students in college are still dealing with their own student loans, making it difficult for them to help put their children through college and forcing more current students to need to look toward loans (vicious cycle?), and D) we now live in a world where our students compete globally for jobs, and many students elsewhere in the world receive free or nearly free higher educations, thus entering the workforce able to earn less and still make ends meet since they are not saddled with the same debt as our students–this doesn’t make our graduates very competitive on global scale when other elsewhere can do the same job for less.

[Marisacat] What next”¦what more”¦ « Marisacat: What I think is happening is that the Dems and GOP are passing the buck on the financial crises like a hot potato. The GOP could fully and correctly yell to the top of their lungs that the fault of this lastest financial greedy fiasco lies squarely of the shoulders of Bill Clinton.

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