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[Nouriel Roubini's Global EconoMonitor] RGE - Video of a talk on “The Failure to Predict Financial Crises ...: Former National Economic Council Director Keith Hennessey made a persuasive case on his blog that the stimulus will be ineffective because the additional economic growth it spurs will come six to nine months later than it could have. ...

[Truck and Barter] Truck and Barter: Dinar Discussion for Sept 2008: Iraq has NOT been shattered, and like any war, though there was destruction to remove the terrorists and the corrupt regime of Saddam, rebuilding is happening and the Iraqis have a bright future. No country is perfect, so it is true that "many problems remain", but the Iraqis are working toward resolving them together and it is unfair to say that the "government’s pledge -- seems unlikely to be realized" when the prognostications of the pessimistic leftist bottle-and-chemical-throwing peaceniks has been such an utter failure in predicting the future to date.

[CNNMoney.com Talkback] Student loan fugitives - CNNMoney.com Talkback: So when I went to a local public college- my only choice was to take out loans- I worked all through college, to pay for my apartment and living expenses- I splurged one year and went to spain for the summer to study and take classes as i was a spanish minor (Social Work major)- but I managed to graduate from my undergraduate school in 3 years, with a 3.8 GPA- Having a Social Work degree I knew that if I had any chance of making a decent living I should go on to Graduate School- I decided to go to the school of my dreams- Case Western Reserve University- which has a prestigious social work program- I loved my time there, and because of my good grades I was able to join the accelerated program where I finished a two year degree in One year. I thought I had done pretty well- I managed to get a substantial amount of scholarships from Case- but being a private school you can imagine the costs.

[AsiaXPAT Forums - Living in or moving to Hong Kong] COPING WITH THE CRISIS | Living in or moving to Hong Kong ...: Lewis, who first chronicled Wall Street's excesses in "Liar's Poker," profiles some of the decent people on Wall Street who tried to expose the credit binge - including Meredith Whitney, a little-known banking analyst who declared, more than a year ago, that "Citigroup had so mismanaged its affairs that it would need to slash its dividend or go bust," wrote Lewis.

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