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Osama’s father was Mohammed, so his name is extended to “bin Mohammed” (“ibn” is also used in place of “bin”). In some cases, the grandfather’s name will included as well. In some countries such as in the Levant, neither are used, resulting in a string of names. (Other official spellings of his name are “Osama bin Mohammed bin Awad bin Laden” — Awad being his paternal grandfather.) http://cominganarchy.com/ ComingAnarchy.com

http://autodiktat.eklablog.com/ Alors qu’un bien-pensant exige plus de caméra de sécurité dans les rues afin de renforcer la sécurité des citoyens, il s’offusque et s’outre qu’on lui réponde qu’effectivement, la vidéo-surveillance serait utile, mais pas là où il le pense. Blessé, il ne donnera comme réponse qu’insultes, diffamation, et menace son interlocuteur d’inspection administrative. C’est qu’on ne rigole pas avec les Maîtres ! MatriceNOM - Nouvel Ordre Mondial

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Objectif Liberté Mike, The Figure you sent is very deceptive […] there have been a number of dishonest presentations of model results by individual authors and by IPCC […] Mike, la figure que vous avez envoyée est très trompeuse (…) il y a eu de nombreuses présentations malhonnêtes des résultats de modèles par certains auteurs et par le GIEC (…) Wigley: Wanner/NCCR: http://www.objectifliberte.fr/

Scenario one... bonds yielding 5%. In this scenario, bonds with maturities 1 year through 5 are yielding 5%. Should rates stay at 5%, the bonds are worth PAR (i.e. $100) in all scenarios. However, the bonds have the potential to appreciate should yields move lower. In fact, should rates fall all the way to 1% (a huge decline, but this is meant to illustrate the point), the bonds actually appreciate almost 20% in the case of the 5 year Treasury. Compare that to the one year Treasury that gained less than 5%. http://econompicdata.blogspot.com/ EconomPic

http://contreinfo.info/article.php3?id_article=2952 O.K., c’est un argument facile. Mais en voilà un qui ne l’est pas : Andy Grove, co-fondateur d’Intel, aime à dire que les entreprises arrivent à des « points stratégiques d’inflexions, » où les fondamentaux d’un business changent. Soit elles prennent la décision difficile d’investir alors que l’activité est ralentie et se placent sur une trajectoire plus prometteuse, soit elles ne font rien et vont péricliter. La même chose se vérifie avec les pays. Les Etats-Unis se retrouvent à un tel point d’inflexion. Energies vertes : la Chine en passe de prendre le leadership, pa

Nonetheless, the “goods go to those who are willing and able to pay” principle works pretty well for things like iPads, TVs, and motorcycles, and economists are quick to tout the efficiency of free markets in these cases. On the other hand, we as a society have pretty much decided that it’s not okay to not be able to afford a place to live. It’s also hard to argue that homeless people must just like living outside more and thus don’t value housing as much non-homeless people do. Rent control, for the most part, is a (potentially well-intentioned but misguided) attempt to make housing affordable for people who obviously value it but would have a hard time paying for it otherwise. Economists Do It With Models — Warning: “graphic” content… http://www.economistsdoitwithmodels.com/

Members of Congress with differing viewpoints should pair up for “two-by-two” fiscal forums in which they present agreed-upon facts and engage with each other’s constituents about budget options. Such forums would broaden understanding of the key issues and promote civic discourse about solutions. A good example was set earlier this year by Senators Mark Warner, a Democrat from Virginia, and Saxby Chambliss, a Republican from Georgia. http://economistmom.com/ EconomistMom.com

Eco(dé)mystificateur http://ecodemystificateur.blog.free.fr/index.php? … mais une crise de l’économie. C’est Jérôme Batout, jeune philosophe et économiste au parcours visiblement iconoclaste, qui nous le dit. Retenez bien son nom car on devrait en entendre parler dans les années à venir. Dans un texte que je trouve remarquable, publié dans le journal L’expansion de Janvier 2012 et intitulé " L'Europe vit une crise de croyance dans la croissance " , il nous explique que, faute d’avoir encore l’espoir de nous permettre d’atteindre ce qu’il appelle l’abondance, la croissance est devenue pour nous, une fin en soi : « La prise de conscience, très lente, très progressive, que notre action dans l'histoire n'a pas d'horizon, sinon la croissance de nos moyens, a créé les conditions de la crise actuelle.

Economics and... http://knzn.blogspot.com/ Professor Krugman makes the case that, from the point of view of the condition of the economy – the tradeoff between output and inflation, which is what macroeconomists usually care about – it is better to do too much, because, if you do too much, the Fed has the power to undo the excess by raising interest rates (whereas, if you do too little, there is nothing the Fed can do about it, since we’re in a liquidity trap). But as most people writing for the public acknowledge (or insist), there is more to care about than the condition of the economy. There is also the condition of the government’s finances. As far as the government’s finances are concerned, it is not just a bad idea to do too much; it is a bad idea to do enough . As long as you don’t do enough, standard textbook macroeconomic theory (at least the Keynesian kind, which is the one most influential among economic forecasters) says that there will be disinflationary, and ultimately deflationary, pressure.

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Captain Capitalism http://captaincapitalism.blogspot.com/ So, I'm just curious, fellow Americans. What faux bubble are we going to pursue now to hopefully fake out the rest of the world that we are a serious country to give us favorable lending terms so we can continue to piss away our creditors' monies? A "Green Bubble" like the highly successful Solyndra. In short, for the past 2 decades, America has been relying on bubbles to hide the underlying deterioration (ie-read laziness) in its ability to produce genuine economic production.

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