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cavalier560

Possible relocation of LifePittsburgh

There is a possibility of the day center being moved from 3 Allegheny on the North Side in Pittsburgh to the North
Shore area!
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jeimy

some one interested

hai cs friends,i am looking for a market for the following organic plates,http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RR6AX5ciuqM would you have any suggestions please let me know just like some places you prefer .
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Ian158

right...

...off to Denmark in 4 hrs...swapping shorts for socks..see you next week...
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thetk

I 'm trying to go to korea.

Now I 'm trying to go to work in korea.
But it doesn't easy for stay visa and
Job.I haven't friends in this country.
And also America ,it so difficult for
staying and job.I want to go to work at
the two country.I need friends who live
in that country.Please advice me.
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candykisses46

Given up on S.A.While U.S given up On Obama

doh THIS IS WHEN YOU HAVE THE GRAVY TRAIN RUNNING DRY AND THE COMMUNISTS TAKING OVER Investors are fleeing South Africa to regions where economic policy is more stable, according to fund managers speaking to Bloomberg.

Less than 24 hours after President Jacob Zuma fired finance minister Nhlanhla Nene and replaced him by the unknown ANC back-bencher, David van Rooyen, fund managers and analysts are spelling doom for South Africa’s economy.

Speaking to Bloomberg, Investec Asset Management fund manager Malcolm Charles described the situation as a “self-induced crisis”, in which investors are “voting with their feet” and taking money out of the country to other markets.

According to Charles, who oversees R7.3 billion in assets, investors are selling at a loss, and are not looking back.

Preparing for a crash and burn

The South African rand once again hit new lows against the US dollar on Thursday, briefly reaching over R16 against the greenback, before settling at approximately R15.80.

Making matters worse, ratings firm Standard & Poor’s has warned that any deviation from South Africa’s fiscal plan by the new minister would very likely result in the country’s credit rating being junked.

This would make the lending rate for South Africa significantly higher, while professional investors, such as hedge funds, pension funds and asset managers would be prevented (through their own policies) from investing in country.

S&P recently changed its outlook on the country from stable to negative, following a year of creeping economic growth which is expected to be even slower in 2016. Other firms, Fitch and Moody’s have the country at stable on the lowest investment grade.

According to analysts, investors are preparing for the country to enter junk status – which would cause even more investment capital to flee the country.

Economist, Cees Bruggemans painted a bleak future for South Africa under van Rooyen, saying that, on top of junk status, South Africans can expect higher inflation, raised taxes and an even weaker rand.

“The dam wall has given way. Stand back while the world sits in judgement,” the economist said.SOUTH AFRICA IS BURNING WHILE THE CLOWNS PARTY ON.NO MERRY XMAS HEREfrustrated frustrated help help
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aRrAe

Corporate Feudalism: The New Economy.

So, the very purpose a computer exists for a writer is going to cost $6 a month by subscription only.

Microsoft replaced DOS. The new disc operating system, the OS, became a saleable product rather than being the engine supplied with the shell. (unlike Apple OS, or even Linux). This led to the anti-monopoly hearings that brought Gates to Washington for a slap on the wrist before the less-government pro-business (anti-market) Republican legislature loosened regulations on business. MS bought Netscape, and killed it. MS bought WordPerfect/Corel, and killed it. The mentality that did away with DOS, its initial competitor had not changed.

Now you will get the (d)OS for free. But everything else is priced to you in perpetuity under nomenclature called services, a misnomer for manufacturing. Presumably to continue the practice of upgrades from releases, which becomes more Charlie than Beta at Alpha prices (in perpetuity). You are not going to buy an Alpha version for $6, lest you need it spelt out.

It used to be you could go to a store and buy an Alpha version of software you then owned – like Wordstar, or Lotus 123, or Corel Draw, or Spycraft: The Great Game, or Wizardry, or MS Office…. Copyright and patent law protected the OEM software manufacturer from competing pirates’ reverse engineering their own version of the product sold in China.

Now, Microsoft simply wants to become the multi-device OS platform for leased software. It becomes too clear for anyone paying attention to this company that MS is not the wisest use of your money unless you like to become a slave to consumption and/or dislike saving money. To me, this smacks of tithing and corporate feudalism and not healthy market competition.

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LastStrike

Another Bless

The headmaster surprisingly asked to take photos with me and out of sudden she offered to present to me a "lipstick flower" basket heart beating and the reason she said was i am so beautiful haha blushing why don't men find me beautiful but only women do? rolling on the floor laughing or just married middle-aged men think i m a good pick dunno

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Anyway, she made my day heart wings how does she know i love flowers so much confused thumbs up

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It seems that most men prefer young tall women. That i can do nothing about so just waiting for those who prefer short ones blushing

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One more good thing is that though the female colleague didn't want to offer me her sun-cream the male colleague borrowed a hat for me hug yay

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Finally got home with these new blooms love

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jarred1

The Petro-dollar explained

The Petro-dollar explained
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Protectionist policies versus the free market economy.

Do you think its appropriate for Governments to intervene or protect State-run enterprises by the introduction of extra tarrifs and taxes on imported goods and services, or should free trade agreements be negotiated across the board for a wide variety of industries?

Obviously Donald Trump has a lot to say on the matter, and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe agrees wholeheartedly despite tarrifs being introduced on soy sauce.

Now there's been a few issues, and I know it says "no comments", but its only a technical glitch so if you keep trying it eventually might post your invaluable insights. Sometimes it works better if you put caps lock on and strike the keys really hard. Just keep trying, you'll be right.

teddybear
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FALLING BIZNESS

WHAT MAKES A BUSINESS FALL?

to save your business you need

1 FEED BACK

2 FLATTER RICH PEOPLE GIVE DISCOUNTS

3 CUT HUMAN RESOURCE


TATA STEEL BUSINESS FELL IN UK NOT IN INDIA

BCOZ EXCESS HUMAN RESOURCE

LESSEN STAFF

UNWANTED LABOR FORCE MEAN LOSS OF BUSINESS
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