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Pri registrácii sa vyžaduje občiansky preukaz alebo pas s fotografiou a kreditná karta alebo peňažná záloha za účelom úhrady dodatočných výdavkov.
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**Tieto vymoženosti môžu byť dostupné iba v niektorých izbách alebo oddeleniach. Na niektoré vymoženosti sa môžu vzťahovať ďalšie poplatky.
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a fitness facility.
Nasledujúce poplatky a zálohy účtuje ubytovacie zariadenie v čase poskytnutia služby, registrácie alebo odhlásenia.
Vyššie uvedený zoznam nemusí byť úplný. Poplatky a zálohy nemusia zahŕňať daň a môžu sa zmeniť.
V závislosti od podmienok hotela sa na ďalšiu osobu môžu vzťahovať dodatočné poplatky.
Pri registrácii sa vyžaduje občiansky preukaz alebo pas s fotografiou a kreditná karta alebo peňažná záloha za účelom úhrady dodatočných výdavkov.
Splnenie špeciálnych požiadaviek závisí na dostupnosti služieb po registrácii a môžu sa naň vzťahovať dodatočné poplatky. Splnenie špeciálnych požiadaviek nemožno zaručiť.
Clean and relatively comfortable room. Very nice staff. But noisy (room to room and hallway noise).Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"very nice"
The hotel was great. Friendly staff, great breakfast, room was very clean. Our TV in the room was not working properly and they quickly offered us a new room. The fitness room was nice also. would definitely stay again!!! Thank YouAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
It was great! The staff, who were excellent, definitely paid attention to detail. This will be my go-to hotel in Grand Rapids and I will probably stay here 5 or 6 times throughout the next year.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Great place to stay"
I have stayed several times at this motel while visiting family in GR. Always very friendly staff and clean throughout. Good complimentary breakfast. Convenient to several good restaurants and other shopping. For the quality the price is very reasonable. Recommend it highly.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Pretty good"
It was an average decent hotel.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
Odpoveď – Comfort Inn Airport Dear Traveler: Thank you for taking a minute to provide a few words about your stay. We are glad you found all of our accomadations sufficiently meet your needs. We are always open to guest suggestions because they improve the experience for each successive guest. Next time you stay with us, we hope to hear some of you great constructive comments! We would love to see you in the future! Have a great day!
"Perfect for business trip"
Everything was very good. Good place to stay. Clean rooms and nice people working there.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
Odpoveď – Comfort Inn Airport Mitchell, Thank you for taking the time to review our property. We are glad you found the staff friendly and accommodating. We take pride in our customer service, and we will be sure to pass on your kind words to the rest of the staff. We will also pass on your praise to the housekeepers. They work diligently to keep the rooms clean and comfortable for our guests, and it is good to see their hard work does not go unnoticed. Again, thank you for your review, and we hope to see you for future business trips!
"Time for myself"
I enjoyed my trip. The staff was nice, the beds were amazing and the location was great.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
Odpoveď – Comfort Inn Airport Dear Guest, We want to thank you for providing a review of our property. We love the hospitality business because ti provides individuals with an escape; we know sometimes you "just need to get away for a bit." We are so glad you found the staff kind and the beds comfortable, as these two aspects truly make-or-break a hotel stay (we are also glad you took advantage of our great location)! Thank you again for your review, and we hope to see you again sometime soon!
"Affordable, nice people"
What a nice little stay! It wasn't top of the line, but it was relaxing and well maintained. For the price and location, you really can't beat this. Pet rate is $94/night and my dog did pretty well, there's ample room for walking around if your pet isn't a greyhound or something.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
What a great stay!!! Rooms were clean and comfortable. Bed was wonderful and breakfast was fabulous!!!!Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
Comfortable stay, good service, great breakfast.....safe surroundings.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Leisure trip"
Hotel was nice, service was good. Rooms were very clean and the beds were nice and comfy. Good stay for the price.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
Exellent hotel. I would stay there again.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
My one disappointment is that with a full house saturday night they ran out of breakfast at 9:30 when it was supposed to go to 11 :(Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Leisure Stay"
NICE HOTEL. Quit, clean.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"hotel parking was unacceptable"
The employees were Great!! location of hotel was fine. My room and hotel was clean and up keep was overall good. But all that was forgotten when my wife left to get us a late dinner and came back to NO parking at all.. She was told to park at the neighboring business, when she went next door to park there were no spots there either. had to park 2 blocks […] away at 1 am. Ďalšie informácieAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
very nice hotel, very nice peopleAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"good nights rest"
Comfortable beds. Nice staffAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
The hotel is looking a bit rundown.The beds were comfortable and seemed clean.There was hair in the shower..Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Nice hotel close to airport"
We had to add our grandson to the room as we only reserved it for two adults. The lady at the desk was very helpful and said she would get someone to bring a cot right up. She didn't act like we were bothering her with extra details. The room was very clean and also very quiet. The pillow selection on the bed was the best! We will stay here again when […] we visit our son. Ďalšie informácieAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka spoločnosti Expedia
"Good location at a great rate"
Needed a room for a one night stay that was reasonable. This hotel really fit the bill and it had a good breakfast.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka spoločnosti Expedia
Reception personnel much above the norm. Would definitely stay here again.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
Odpoveď – Comfort Inn Airport Herb, Thank you for taking a few moments to write such kind words about our staff. We believe customer service must be the number priority for our guests to have a calm, relaxing, and pleasant stay. We are glad you found the staff to provide this exact experience for you, and we will be sure to pass your kind words along to our entire staff. We hope to see you again soon!
"Front Desk"
Front Desk service was great. Very personal. Very informative.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
Everything was excellent about the hotel.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
When we arrived at the hotel we were not informed that the entrance was under construction, so it was a little confusing where to find the entrance and we had to park a little further away when we checked in. We made a booking for 2 rooms the day before we traveled and when we arrived at reception we were told by staff that one of the rooms was not […] ready as it had been used in the daytime and there was some confusion with our booking. They were very apologetic and gave us some water and snacks for compensation. We had to wait about 25 minutes for our second room to be ready and the staff were very attentive and made sure everything was to our satisfaction. Overall we had a very pleasant stay. Ďalšie informácieAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Nice hotel, good rate"
This hotel was nice. It was one of the only hotels in the area at last minute and rate was not high. Breakfast was good too. We would stay there again.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka spoločnosti Expedia
Odpoveď – Comfort Inn Airport Traveler, Thank you for taking a moment to write a few words about your stay. We are glad we were able to accommodate you at a reasonable rate as all other hotels in the area were rapidly selling-out. Even during those peak times, we try to keep our rates honest and fair. We are also glad you were satisfied with our delicious breakfast of eggs and sausages. We look forward to seeing you again in the future.
"Staff members are great"
The overnight front desk agent (male) was fantastic! He gave me wonderful suggestions about the airport and timing of my arrival at the airport. I love the quotes and jokes placed around the hotel. Also, the breakfast was fantastic. I realize the construction impacts the aesthetics so I won't comment on the exterior looks. I was disappointed that my […] room was not cleaned at all on my final night. I had not indicated I did not want it cleaned. Ďalšie informácieAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka spoločnosti Expedia
We were not expecting the hotel to be under construction! There was no mention of this in Expedia's info. We were likewise surprised that upon check-in we were handed a notification that we would have to be out of our rooms at 930 -1230 the following day so that new furniture could be installed! This was not mentioned in Expedia's info either. So basically, […] we paid (in advance to Expedia) for all three days/nights, but three hours on our first day we were basically inconvenienced--we didn't feel secure leaving anything in the room as workmen would be moving in and out...nor were we able to unpack our clothes and use the dresser, end tables, or desk the following morning... until the work was completed... upon our departure, the headboard had yet to be re-installed...we were asked to leave a credit card for incidental charges, but were not reimbursed for the hassle of the construction or the furniture replacement... one other note... since many of the construction workers were staying at the hotel, several of their vehicles took up parking places...that we had been guaranteed in our reservation... Ďalšie informácieAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka spoločnosti Expedia
Currently being renovated. It's a decent property already so the upgrades should make it quite nice. I will stay again when in area.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Friendly staff, clean room, but a little old."
Very comfortable stay, nice staff and easy access to find.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka spoločnosti Expedia
Odpoveď – Comfort Inn Airport Bob, Thank you for taking a moment to review our property. We are glad you found our hotel to be both comfortable, and accessible. We think our location just off the Interstate, on 28th Street, is one of the best in Grand Rapids. We are also glad you were pleased with the staff's attentiveness. We take pride in our customer service, and our staff will be pleased to hear your kind words. Thanks again, Bob; we hope to see you in the future!
It was a really great hotel. It had a great selection for their breakfast and we were so close to everything we wanted to do there. I will defiantly choose them again on my next trip!Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Quick, comfortable, convenient"
Great pillows, great staff.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
Odpoveď – Comfort Inn Airport Valued Guest: Thank you for taking a moment to write such kinds words about our property. A comfy pillow is one of the most important factors in a good night's sleep, and we are glad you found our pillows up to your standards. We are also glad you found the staff friendly and accommodating. We will pass along the kind words to everyone on-board. Enjoy your summer!
"Nice hotel but WiFi poor"
The hotel itself was very nice,but the WiFi service was poor. This seems to be a problem with all of the Comfort Inns I stay at.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
Odpoveď – Comfort Inn Airport Valued Guest: Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to write a review of our property for it is only by guest feedback we can improve the hotel experience. We apologize for the Wi-Fi inconvenience. When the hotel reaches or nears capacity, the servers may occasionally slowdown, and we are sorry you encountered this problem. In your future stays, we suggest using out business center on the first floor as it always has the best internet connection. Apart from the Wi-Fi, we are glad you found the hotel up to your standards. We hope to see you again in the future.
"Staff especially nice and friendly"
Rooms and hotel clean and well-kept. Staff very friendly and seemed to take personal interest in their guests.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
Odpoveď – Comfort Inn Airport Mark - thank you for taking time to offer feedback on your stay. It is true - we do love interacting with guests. No one can ever accuse us of not being able to talk. We are glad to know that you enjoyed your stay and hope to see you again sometime in the near future. Have a great week.
"Great hotel great price"
Clean hotel nice rooms, staff couldn't do enough to help and with very cheerful and friendly attitude. You won't beat it for the price, very happy with this hotelAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
Odpoveď – Comfort Inn Airport Sam - we enjoy our jobs. One of the most enjoyable parts about the hospitality industry is getting to interact with guests and hear about their travels. We are glad to hear that you found the staff to be friendly as well. The highest compliment is knowing that the guests were satisfied with their experience. Hopefully we will see you the next time you return to Grand Rapids.
everything was great except for the small breakfast area . Was very crowded with eight people in thereAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
Odpoveď – Comfort Inn Airport Jim - thank you so much for taking time to offer feedback on your stay. We truly love our property but you are correct in your assessment of the breakfast area. When the hotel is full the room can fill up quickly. We do our best to set up additional rooms to help with any overflow, but sometimes is tough when groups are eating at the same time. We will make sure to pass your comments onto our owner. Again, thank you so much for your kind words and candid feedback. These reviews help us to be the best we can be.
"Comfortable stay."
It was good. Very good service, clean room.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
Odpoveď – Comfort Inn Airport Sabra - your comments get to the heart of our mission. It is encouraging to hear that you were pleased with our service and the condition of our room. We know you have many choices on where to stay, so it means a lot to know that you were happy with our property. Again, thanks for staying and for taking time to offer feedback. We hope you have a great week in Chicago (You have to love the Windy City!).
"Friendliness and Cleanliness were both very good!"
Staff was great! Bed was hard, but that is pretty much to be expected. We had a room with a balcony but the sliding door was very difficult to open and the track for the sliding door looked liked it could use a good cleaning. The balcony looks out over a car lot so it seemed a little odd to even have a balcony there but if the property is going to have […] one it would be nice if it was easy to get out to it. Lobby has a nice sitting area with a fireplace and the breakfast room has a nice look and arrangement. Breakfast food was good, Choice properties offer a very good selection of cold and hot breakfast foods and this one was no exception. This one even offered an oatmeal bar which was a nice feature. I did not give this property a 5 due to the problems with the balcony door and there was some dry cereal spilled on the elevator floor that was there the evening we checked in and still there the next morning, but I do feel that these things were minor and that overall the friendliness and cleanliness were very good. Ďalšie informácieAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka spoločnosti Expedia
"Great, clean, friendly staff"
Great staff that accommodated our large group. Very good continental breakfastAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
This was my last hotel stay on a two-week business trip and it was by far the best one. I especially enjoyed the hot breakfast/coffee in the morning and convenient power outlets for charging my various electronic devices! It was little details that made the difference, and I will definitely be staying here again next time I am in Grand Rapids!!!Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"sweated my nuts off !"
the room was very clean and bed comfortable. but the heater in the room couldnt be adjusted. the only way to cool the room off was to shut the heater off completely. woke up in a soaken sweat from heat. i think something needs fixed on the heater.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Very clean and nice hotel"
The only bad thing that happened to me was that I had to wait from 11 am to 5 pm to get in because their internet system was not working. Other than that great hotel!Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Hotel Review"
Nice place. Just needed a place to sleep and work in the evening. Unfortunately, very poor wireless service. I could not get adequate connections 2 of the 3 day and the 3rd day it was inconsistent.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"Check your room before getting comfortable"
My room was not cleaned. Bed was made with dirty sheets. Floor was not vacuumed. Called the front desk and they put me in another room right away. Hotel is kind of old. Bed was comfortable. Shower head was poor. Location is close to the airport and there is a free shuttle which is why I stayed here.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"The best."
Excellent value and comfort. Best breakfast with real dishes and silverware and eggs. Compares to the 5 stars.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka spoločnosti Expedia
"Great for a night away!"
I went with this hotel based on the ratings. I was not disappointed! Clean rooms and friendly staff. It was a short cab ride to the destination we were in town for. Overall very happy with our stay.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"thumbs down"
For ten bucks more I could have stayed at a place just up the road in better shape that this one. Bathroom wasn't that clean. Had to hold the handle down on the toilet for it to flush. Several screw holes in the walls. Fire doors didn't close properly. This property is ready for a remodel.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka spoločnosti Expedia
"Solid Hotel"
Not over the top fancy but very good hotel for the money. Comfortable bed and friendly/helpful staff.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
We stayed for a family wedding, service was excellent.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
"sister take a trip"
Had fun, great breakfast, close to shopping and easy to findAutentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
On work and based on ratings.Autentické hodnotenie zákazníka Hotels.com
Posudky a hodnotenia uvedené na tejto lokalite predstavujú subjektívne stanoviská zákazníkov a dodávateľov a nevyjadrujú ani neodzrkadľujú stanovisko spoločnosti Hotels.com. Spoločnosť Hotels.com ani žiadne ďalšie spoločnosti, ktoré sa podieľajú na zverejnení obsahu posudkov, nenesú zodpovednosť za žiadne škody žiadneho druhu vyplývajúce z uvedených posudkov.


text: Treasures within Our Walls: Using the University's Archives and Special Collections for Teaching and ResearchBlythe Roveland-Brenton, University LibrariesDate Wednesday, April 17Time 12:15 to 1:40 p.m.Location Library 307, Queens Campus REGISTER NOW! There is a growing trend in colleges and universities to promote active engagement with unique and uncommon library and archival collections – especially to encourage undergraduate use of primary sources. The session will introduce some of the rich, and perhaps unexpected, material held in the University Archives and Special Collections. The presentation will include a discussion of the kinds of collaborative projects that have been, and could be, developed to utilize these collections in support of student and faculty research and to enhance teaching and learning.

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How to play Bach, in one easy lesson!
For the next few days, we'll feature one of the year's best new Bach albums in WFCR's classical music. It contains three of Bach's Keyboard Concertos, and features French pianist Alexandre Tharaud with Quebec's Les Violons du Roy conducted by Bernard Labadie.
Our shelves are are already well-stocked with Bach Concerto CDs, performed by pianists (I'll just stick with pianists for the present) as diverse as Glenn Gould, András Schiff, Murray Perahia and Angela Hewitt. What makes this new one so special?
It's the way the performers, working in perfect harmony, and with great imagination, use very simple musical techniques to enliven what could otherwise be a dry series of notes. Bach and his Baroque contemporaries, unlike later composers, give their performers relatively little guidance on the fine points, other than the notes, the rhythm, and (sometimes) the articulation, i.e., when to play notes as separate units and when to blend them into an unbroken line. Therefore, their music places an extraordinary burden on the performers to make their own decisions. It also gives performers the freedom to do it "their" way, for better or (as sometimes happens) worse.
So, what are some of those musical techniques? First and most basic is tempo, the basic speed at which the music goes by. Tharaud and Labadie have chosen relatively brisk tempos for the faster outer (first and third) movements of the Concertos, and the music benefits by it. In particular, the all-important bass lines pick up a little extra bounce in their step at the quicker pace, avoiding the dreaded heaviness that can drag down more romantic interpretations. The central (second) slow movements, by contrast, are allowed all the time and the flexibility they need for Bach's gorgeous melodies to reveal every bit of their almost painfully expressive beauty.
Then, there's the dynamics, the loud-soft aspect of the music. Tharaud and Labadie use dynamics as creatively as any performers I've ever heard in this music. Accents, crescendos and diminuendos (the music getting gradually louder or softer, respectively), subito (sudden) changes in loudness -- these cats do it all! And they do it ways that never seem forced upon the music; rather, their decisions always serve to underline the drama inherent in the music itself.
Finally, for today at least, is the aforementioned articulation. Let's analogize this to speech. When you speak, which syllables do you accent? Which word endings and final consonants do you drop, and which do you take care to pronounce? Which words do you run together, and which do you pause before, slightly, in order to emphasize them? Bach's melodies have a prose-like (if never prosaic!), run-on quality to them, and require the performers to articulate them, naturally and expressively, to bring them to life. How are Tharaud and Labadie at this aspect of music? Amazing. Check them out for yourself in this promotional video. And keep that dial set to WFCR!


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Houma, La. Houma Police have arrested a fourth person in the shooting death of 20-year-old Vincent Andrew Naquin.
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Two members of the hit reality television show 'Swamp People' have been arrested for allegedly attacking a man with a beer bottle last month.
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A 50-year-old Houma man taking a midnight ride on a lawnmower was arrested and accused of driving while intoxicated.
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Edward "Bubby" Lyons said he never envisioned himself getting into local government but was dissatisfied with government in Terrebonne Parish.
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A man wanted in connection with the 2010 killing of his girlfriend surrendered to police Sunday, according to Terrebonne Parish Sheriff Jerry Larpenter.


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GDP measures economic growth, but is it an accurate measure of progress?
While GDP has been steadily increasing, indicating a growing economy, other metrics of progress show a very different picture. A new report from Demos, Beyond GDP, makes the case for why GDP is an incomplete measure and explains in depth what is missing from GDP that prevents it from measuring progress. Demos is also releasing a set of infographics that charts important social measures against GDP growth.
Demos, a Surdna grantee, is a non-partisan public policy research and advocacy organization that melds the analytical innovation of a think tank with the outreach strategies of an advocacy group through 6 major program areas: Democracy, Economic Opportunity, Public Works, International, Special Initiatives, and Fellows. By publishing reports, books, and articles, organizing events, and through television and radio appearances, Demos works to help the public and policymakers see in a new light the challenges we face as a country, and the underlying causes of those challenges.


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Check this mofo out yo..
It's huuuuuuuge
I hope i don't die soon
I'm really tempted.
My favorite sound in the world is the silence after the first gunshot. There's a stillness, as though the air itself is afraid to move. I do some of my best work in that silence.
Get it on p
ps3 and will join up online
you have to download something thats 8GB to play the game
Got a text saying GTAV is available for pickup at 10pm tonight down here.
Midnight launch lines FTW
Anyone going to a midnight launch for this?


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eXplore Brown County January 1 - December 31, 2013 Nashville, IN Regain your sense of adventure this fall at eXplore Brown County. Boasting 15 World Class Zip Lines, including the fastest, highest and longest in Indiana, this outdoor recreation mecca will have you sailing through the fall foliage. Play a game of capture the flag, paintball… Read more
Holiday Houses for Habitat November 19 - December 24, 2013 Fort Wayne, IN The Holiday Houses for Habitat event is Indiana's largest display of Department 56 snow villages, masterfully showcased at Glenbrook Mall throughout the holiday season for a free-will donation at the door. All proceeds from the Holiday Houses event directly benefits local… Read more
A Christmas Story Comes Home November 19 - December 31, 2013 Hammond, IN The Indiana Welcome Center features six animated displays depicting scenes from the holiday classic "A Christmas Story." The displays include: The Department Store Window, Flick's Tongue and Triple Dog Dare, It's a Major Award, The Bumpus Hounds and a new window, A Hero's Dream.… Read more
Annie Oakley Perfumery's Open House & Holiday Sensory Tours December 5-6, 2013 Ligonier, IN 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM Free Tours, Holiday Music and Sensory Treats available. A unique perfumery operating in the heart of northern Indiana is hosting an OPEN HOUSE AND HOLIDAY SENSORY TOURS on Thursday and Friday, December 5 and 6. Open House and Sensory Tours are open to the public and free of… Read more
The Art Farm Holiday Studio Show December 6, 2013 see more dates Spencerville, IN 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM Come celebrate The Art Farm's Annual Holiday Pop-Up Gallery featuring 10 artists, both local and national. Opening reception is Friday, Dec. 6th from 5:00 - 10:00 p.m. Show runs from Dec. 7th - Dec. 29th on Wednesdays through Sundays from 12:00 - 6:00 p.m. Read more
Warm Glow Christmas Open House December 6-8, 2013 Centerville, IN 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM EAT, DRINK, SHOP & BE MERRY at the Warm Glow Candle Co. Store Christmas Open House! Enjoy gourmet food, wine and craft beer tastings while you browse through our 22,000 sq. ft. of Christmas galore! Free photos with Santa, live music, local artisans and more! You have to shop for… Read more
Santa Claus Christmas Celebration December 6-8, 2013 see more dates Santa Claus, IN Visit Santa Claus, Indiana: America's Christmas Hometown, for three weekends of family fun during the Santa Claus Christmas Celebration. Enjoy Christmas Dinner with Santa at Santa's Lodge. Drive through Lake Rudolph's 1.2-mile "Santa Claus Land of Lights" to learn the shining… Read more
Light Up Vevay December 7, 2013 Vevay, IN 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM In anticipation of the 2nd annual Vevay Christmas Parade and Festival of Lights at Paul Ogle Riverfront Park, "Light Up Vevay" will take place Saturday, December 7 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. in downtown Vevay. The event features store specials and activities at shops and eateries. Be… Read more
"A Christmas Story" Comes Home: Mommy's Little Piggy Contest December 7, 2013 Hammond, IN 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM The infamous scene in "A Christmas Story" where Randy Parker eats his mashed potatoes like a "little piggy" will be recreated during this messy event. See if you can eat the most mashed potatoes the fastest or just come to watch this mess unfold! There are four age groups: 4-7,… Read more
Photos w/Santa & Mrs.Claus at ACD Automobile Museum December 7, 2013 Auburn, IN 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM The Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum invites you to visit on Saturday, December 7, 2013 from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. to have your pictures taken with the most popular couple from the North Pole – Santa and Mrs. Claus, in the museum's original art deco Company Showroom! … Read more
Vevay Christmas Parade December 7, 2013 Vevay, IN 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM Join us in historic Vevay for the 2nd annual Vevay Christmas Parade on Saturday, Dec. 7 at 4:00 p.m. Marching bands, horses, fire trucks, church groups and more kick-off the holiday season on Main Street in downtown Vevay, IN. The public is invited to enter the parade for free… Read more
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Concerns that North Korea may be preparing to test fire a long range missile that could be capable.
Averaging the US mainland in -- recent satellite images reportedly show increased activity at North Korea's missile test site -- -- you're seeing on your screen there meaning alliance could happen.
And the next few weeks again according to these reports the Pentagon so far has no comment on this.
The State Department says they scenery -- this possible launch same report that we're seeing in the media.
And there reminding North Korea had that they are banned by UN sanctions from working with ballistic missiles.
Now despite that -- and we should mention North Korea has test fired several long range missiles in the past.
General Jack Keane -- a retired four star army general and a Fox News military analyst general -- we spend so much time talking about the Middle East North Korea has -- way.
I just reminding us that they're still there.
I thought I tell us a little bit about these long range missiles first off.
What are really looking at here.
Well first of all -- on North Korea has a nuclear weapon and -- guarantees of preservation of the regime.
And they so they've they've been in them missile build and program and ballistic missile building program specifically here for some time.
That the last test they run on these things you could have been a failure and as you know back in April Kim -- little very uncharacteristically.
Of a regime leader.
Actually advertise to test.
And and that and the -- went -- about fifty or sixty miles and fell into the cities so you we knew for a fact you do to get around to have and another test of this thing.
It may be tied actually two upcoming election in South Korea which is -- on the nineteenth of of December.
-- will be big prize you're not surprised -- -- hearing about this now.
No no not at all I mean that.
They clamor for attention.
From South Korea from the Japanese and from the United States.
And and this is more about that and they normally.
When they get a little rough with the South Koreans or do something to -- the anger of the United States.
Usually they get some kind of concession frankly so it's usually politically motivated to be sure but listen.
The Central Intelligence -- job is to figure out what their motivation is the defense department's job is to have the capability.
To defend against and adversaries.
Military capacity -- -- Defense Department takes a very serious.
Let me let me sappy America's image showing some you know -- we called B roll -- different missiles firing off and why be really clear about what type.
This all what kite -- -- capability a long range missile like the one we're saying could be tested.
What have can you tell us a little bit about that weapon -- and what kind of defense is we do you have against that because often times North Korea is dismissed as we know.
It only takes one weapon to be successful tested or otherwise to really.
I've changed the story if you -- general so it just tells a little bit about that.
Where you actually right Jeremy -- as I was saying the Defense Department takes any emissaries cut capacity very seriously and leaves the motivation up that intelligence community in this case.
This this -- that they appear to be ready to test based on open sources.
Can go about 4000 plus miles you know so it can reach Alaska -- it it didn't it can touch touch Hawaii to be sure.
We've got defense missile defense systems and placed to deal with this kind of capability we have.
Land based systems in Alaska that that can deal with -- -- we have -- -- cruisers which received based systems.
That can also deal with that sort of -- -- -- has the capacity.
To deal with this kind of capability.
It was only a few short years ago.
And that North Korea was threatening to develop a nuclear weapon we had heavy sanctions in place to try to keep them from doing that and and one day we -- up.
And you're testing your nuclear weapon in Austin we look at North Korea as a model potentially for -- -- because we have a serious sanctions on Iran right now in general I'm just.
Curious based on what you're seeing from North Korea today.
Knew what -- -- scenario is do you see -- with Iran playing out whether or not they eventually test their own nuclear weapon.
And what we can expect that from -- if and when -- DO.
We'll look at I think -- Romanians have always looked at this chapter.
And in North Korea as it pertains the United States general nuclear weapon as something as very favorable to them because that's the facts are we were negotiating with the north Koreans.
About them not having.
A nuclear capability.
And secretly.
They develop a nuclear capabilities we we in the sense negotiated ourselves right into a North Korean nuclear weapons capability.
And when you look at Iran are they doing the same thing today.
You betcha and ended depending on the United States.
Desire to solve a problem diplomatically.
And and also what some -- pressure on them.
And they'll keep moving that nuclear development program forward which they are doing right now as we speak.
It -- situation this type a scenario that's played both democratic.
I Democrats and and Republican.
Administration so it's something that we'll take a closer look at Shirley I think that it next several -- generals always nice to have you thank you so much.
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Peters &Peters – Partners.— (1999---2013)--- guilty.
Pictet & Cie Bank – Partners -(1996---2013) – guilty.
British Parliament. Hansard .29th March 2007.
Barry Sheerman .M.P.—quote.
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(1) It is a criminal offence for a bank to knowingly act for an undischarged criminal bankrupt in so far as it seeks to assist that criminal bankrupt in the fraudulent movement of monies. ( Money Laundering.) assisted by Monty Raphael.Q.C.
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In the F.S.A. cover up , they concluded that there had been " Rogue" elements in Pictet & Cie's , London operations . They had been moved from their London Office so who was there left to prosecute. " Unbelievable."
Update --- Jan.23rd 2013.
Pictet & Cie Bank ---- List of Crimes.
1996 ----- F.S.A--- Breach in London.
2003 ----- F.S.A. -- States rogues operating in Pictet's London office. Ivan Pictet
states that documents were forgeries but were later proved to be genuine in
the British Courts. He had documents destroyed in their London office --
hoping to hide the crimes.
2007 .- - - The Securities and Ecxhange Surveillance issued a recommendation
that the Prime Minister and The Commissioner of the FSA to take disciplinary action against Pictet Asset Management – Japan Ltd.
2008 .-- Dec. - Pictet Bank state - " We have never chosen any funds linked to Madoff.
2011 - - - Madoff Trustees sue Pictet & Cie. Bank for $156 Million.
2011- - - Pictet & Cie Bank abetted a Bribery Scheme - Oil company sues Pictet for $350Million
2012 - - - April – Geneva Bank Pictet used in Offshore Tax Scheme. ( USA.)
2012 -- - June. -- Published in Anglo INFO .Geneva.--- USA Trust Fund Investors were sent false and fraudulent documents by Pictet Bank in order to collect large fees. ( Like MADOFF)
Even after the SEC in the USA uncovered the fraud Pictet continued to charge fees and drain whatever was left in these accounts. Estimated that $90 million lost in this Pictet Ponzi scheme.
2012 - - - July. -- De – Spiegel. -- states – Pictet Bank uses a letterbox company in
Panama and a tax loophole involving investments in London to gain
German millionaires as clients.
2012 - - - August ---- German Opposition Leader accuses Swiss Banks of "organised crime."
2013 --- Jan.--- Swiss MP' table motion to freeze Tiab Mahmud's assets of " criminal origins"
held in Swiss banks – $18 million held in 5 accounts at Pictet & Cie. Bank. Bahamas.
Ironically the Pictet & Cie.Bank partners are bigger criminals than the criminals who have accounts in the their bank.
Update . Jan 23rd 2013..
The following sent to - - - - 312- - Lords - - - - - - House of Lords. ( Inc. Lord Myners.)
The following sent to - - - - 649 - - M.P.'s - - - - - House of Commons.
Pictet & Cie Bank.
Ivan Pictet.
Charles Pictet.
Nicolas Pictet.
Jacques de Saussure.
Jean – Francois Demole.
Renaud de Planta.
Philippe Bertherat..
Pictet & Cie.- claim they are the "Rolls Royce"of Swiss banks.
Swiss Banks or more correctly Swizz banks.
Swizz. ---- " a great disappointment." or a " fraud."
Fraud. ---" an intentional deception or dishonesty."— "a crime."
Crime. ---" an act committed or omitted in violation of a law."
Serious Crimes .
Conspiring to pervert the Course of Justice.
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Contempt of Court.
Pictet & Cie Bank –Partners –(1996—2013)---guilty
Matt Taibbi, the Rolling Stone finance writer who rose to fame with his description of Goldman Sachs as a "vampire squid," set his sights on Canada's Mark Carney in a blog post Thursday. (Stephen Harper and Jim Flaherty promoted Carney over others and he rose to the top very quickly at a very young age with their support.)
Mark Carney is a Harper 1% puppet fleeing Canada before the housing bust news goes mainstream. Canada's housing implosion is on his shoulders. He's not worth 788 bucks a year, let alone million.
snip snip: Mr. Carney said nothing when his pal Flaherty (yes man to Stephen Harper) pushed through forty-year amortizations and allowed zero down payment loans to be covered by CMHC.
It was that move, surprisingly shoehorned into the 2006 budget, which spread the fuel for an explosion of property prices. All it took to ignite was the spark of emergency interest rates, which Carney himself provided two years later.
"If President Obama came calling for Mark Carney"?
Somehow I get the impression that the President of the U.S.A. is not really the one deciding who will be the next Chairman of the Federal Reserve.
Over the last 40 years (since the U.S.A defaulted on its debt and removed gold's restriction on printing new money) there has been very consistent similarities between the Fed Chairmen that have supposedly been selected by the various Presidents.
Example: Barak Obama ran on change, but kept Ben Bernanke running the central bank. Let's face it, the private banks control the nations money supply, not the president.
Mark Carney, currently the head of Canada's central bank, will be the bank of England's new governor."He is quite simply the best, the most experienced and most qualified person in the world to do the job.'' said Mr Osborne in a press statement. Recently, the weak economic data in Canada, he thinks it is in predictably and not surprise.In his view, as a decision maker, we must have the flexibility to deal with crises.
We must be timely adjust economic policies to deal with crisis because the economy is a national support.If there are any problem in our economic, our country, people's life both can be affected. Like the inflation, currency devaluation, prices rising, these are effect on our development and people's life. So a good leader must have agile mind and preparation well for coping with crisis. Financial stability of a country is very important.
Different people have different ideal and goal, different roles have different opportunities and challenges, opportunities and challenges coexist.But what is most important is that we must know what we should do and how to do?
Mr. Carney is indeed a good choice with varied experience and a good track record. He did, however, inherit a strong economy from the previous Liberal government due primarily to the efforts of Paul Martin Finance Minister. The Canadian banks also had tighter controls than other countries which limit their ability to get into trouble U S and British banks have managed to do. It might have been very different if the current Conservative government had been in power longer as they seem to have little concept of leaving anything aside in the event of another financial upset. Mr. Carney might appreciate being in England so they can't blame him if Canada doesn't ride out the next storm quite as successfully.
To be sure, Carney saved Canada from the financial crisis. But Canada is Canada, and Britain is The Old Lady of Threadneedle Street. Need I say more?
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Now that it is fait accompli , we can just hope that he will shed the "Goldman" baggage
The fact that he is an ex-Goldie is unimportant. Why nobody cares about the much bigger problem: The Bank of England is a private institution within a fractional banking system, where the other major private banks -probably owned by the same BoE people- can create the national money.
(Don't dare to throw some smoke bombs a la "the government has supervision over them" etc. This is BS. Everyone, who wasn't deaf and blind during the last financial crysis, must have recognised that the government serves the banks.)
Not even British, and EX GOLDMAN SACHS! (You didn't mention that, did you, in your excessively eulogistic article?)
That fundamentally dishonest bank has it paw-prints everywhere, from Greek debt to HSBC. The job of Governor of the Bank of England requires not only knowledge, experience and competence, but he is also required to be trustworthy! People in the British financial industry have to be able to trust him. Would anyone trust a 'graduate' of Goldman Sachs? No, they will draw a breath and give him a funny look, whatever recommendations he has.
Yet G-S has managed to put its people everywhere, including the head of the ECB, with in my opinion disastrous consequences for the debt policy of the EU. Refusal to let both Greece, and now Spain, to default has been a total economic and political disaster.
So Mr Carney is now Governor of the Bank of England. But where do his first loyalties lie, Britain or Goldman Sachs?
If you don't want him, we in Canada would LOVE to have him back.
Not sure that Britain has much to complain about, we get used Subs from you that aren't even operational and you get the best central banker around from us. And you complain?!?
I was sort of hoping that he would run for the Liberal leadership, as thankless a job as that might be. Even I might have voted for the Liberals with him at the helm. Alas, young Trudeau isn't even a pale substitute.
Thanks Alex for your reply. The Canadian economy is a pure commodity play and with the rise of China, India, and Asia in general, commodities are a nice place to be and plays into the Canadian strength of exploiting its abundant resources that get exported raw. The other G7 countries are not commodity plays, focused on Mfg , Services, Research, Education etc. but nevertheless very resourceful and successful - see Germany or a Scandinavian country and please don't discount USA, which is weeping @ 7% unemployment rate - something that is quite the norm in Canada in the best of times.
Carney likely was not the single individual behind Canada's success and certainly no one is disputing his competency - just saying that the confidence and reasoning may be misplaced. Don't forget, the English crown still rules Canada and the Canadian Navy is once again Royal. :-) Cheers
Hey, lay off the xenophobic undertones. He's not the former head of the North Korean central bank, for Christ's sake. He's Canadian, has lived extensively in Britain and has a British wife.
Canada's banking system also didn't collapse in 2008, may I remind you. Also, take a quick look at the OECD's PISA rankings and general education attainment in Canada before dismissing a whole country. Canada sure performs better than Britain on that front.
Of course we benefit from our natural resources (which explains part of the GDP per capita advantage we have over all G7 countries except the US), but we're not Saudi Arabia. Very far from it.
Canada is not a pure commodity play and has had a huge manufacturing sector since the Second World War. In fact until one sector of its commodity base (Oil) exploded in the last decade, it was primarily manufacturing in Central Canada that paid the bills.
Your post was a startling display of ignorance.
My motive is not xenophobic. I am not even querying his competence, Alex Kilgour above. What I am querying is his motives and trustworthiness.
Goldman Sachs has recruited over many years highly competent people. But it is generally acknowledged among economists who have closely studied the financial crash (in which Goldman Sachs was heavily involved, indeed many competent investigators accuse this firm of causing it) that the 'Goldman Sachs man' (or woman) is also selected to be amoral, and heavily motivated to make a lot of money for themselves and for the firm. Those who appear to have scruples are not selected to join the firm. The consequences of this has been repeated many times and have been well documented. If there is a choice between the interests of the 'muppets' and the interest of Goldman Sachs (and themselves), Goldman Sachs has won out every time. In recent times, and that is the last twenty years at least (well within the employment period of Mr Carney) Goldman Sach's major activities appeared to have devolved from providing useful and wealth creating activities to making money from trading on advanced information not available to their clients, and complex structures which are little more than fraud (despite the appearance of academic legitimacy).
In effect Goldman Sachs has been using it reputation as a 'financial bank' to game the system. (This has now ruined to general reputation of financial banks per se.)
In the case of Mr Carney, I am not familiar with Canada (I quickly pass through Horronto when I am there) so I am not familiar with his record. Maybe he did do the 'right thing' for Canada, but a bit more scrutiny of his record, given his background, is needed....But as he is now on top of the equal first financial market in the world, the situation is very iffy. You only have to look at what happened to the ECB and the EU when Draghi took over. Debt, debt and more debt. And, chillun, who makes money on that?
Having worked for a company is no automatic reflection on a person, unless he was actually one of those responsible.
Some years ago I worked for a company several of whose employees were recently convicted of bribing foreign officials.
No reflection on me. Nothing to do with me. I knew nothing about it, was not in the same places and was not involved in the same countries or with the same customers. And, before anyone asks, no I was not a sweeper, driver or canteen worker. I had a fairly senior position.
Also, I fail to see what being a Goldman Sachs man or the like really means. A person works for a company, he owes his professional loyalty - and only his professional loyalty - to his employer. He leaves the comapany, he owes it nothing. He normally carries no baggage.
I certainly carry no brief for or against any organization for which I used to work, only for the one I work for now.
An employer is the one who pays one's salary. It's not holy orders, nor is it being a Mafia "made man". It's a job.
I apologise to you. See above. What I said about Goldman Sachs is no reflection on everybody who passes through that institution. I can see that no one should carry a brief for any firm they previously worked for, and the behaviour of a few, even if sanctioned by senior members of that firm, should not be a reflection of everyone working in it.
Modifications. Shortly after I posted that comment I was descended upon by several of my colleagues who said "Whoa! You can't say that!" My comments were referred to an in-house lawyer. Oh dear! I had no idea I was so closely monitored!
The lawyer said, "The piece seems to generally meet the 'fair comment' rule. However I suggest the following modifications."
First change the line 8 to "It is also generally acknowledged among economists that those who appear to have scruples are not selected by the firm". "You can back that up?" "Yes, a lot has been written in the media and books about their recruitment practices." "Good".
"Trading on advanced information?" "There have been a lot of complaints about this from disgruntled clients, again written in the media and articles about Goldman Sachs."
Change line 14 to "...in my opinion complex structures which are little more than fraud." "Yes, that is my opinion. The risk reduction strategies of CDO's for instance are in my professional opinion deeply flawed. I am not saying Goldman Sachs knew at the time that these structures were little more than fraud. After all they received the best academic advice. But in my opinion the theory behind them is deeply flawed, which can be called in many ways an academic fraud."
In the case of Mr Carney, add "There is no imputation in what I have said that even though Mr Carney worked for Goldman Sachs he is lacking in scruples." There is no such imputation. What I have said about Goldman Sachs is no reflection on everybody who passes through that institution.
So I eat humble pie. I shall be very careful what I write on this blog site in the future.
Are you out of your mind?
Mario Draghi has been at the helm of the ECB for one year. Where do you see debt, debt and more debt? If Draghi had not been at the helm the Euro would have likely collapsed by now.
Mark Carney worked at Goldman Sachs, certainly, but he, himself has demonstrated a desire for public service (very much not in line with the rapid greed on view at Goldman Sachs) and his parents (being educators) certainly had certain values which they likely imparted onto their children regarding public service versus income.
I would suggest looking at the individual and not just looking at 1 company that they happened to work at. I've worked for several companies that have had poor choices made regarding environmental decisions, etc, but it doesn't mean that I don't care. It just means that I enjoyed the work I did and the pay I received. I wasn't the individual making the poor decisions.
As to the Canadian Economy. Canada certainly has benefited from raw resources, and I feel strongly we should alter our trade pattern a little and put more emphasis on exporting finished materials rather than raw materials, but there is a plethora of economic activity in the country. In 2010 numbers the entire Canadian Energy Sector accounted for only 6.8% of the total GDP.
Is Mark Carney soley responsible for Canada's strong showing? Of course not. But your point was that he was coming from a weak national economy and was expecting to take the controls of a "F1". Canada's economy is not a Go-Kart, it is quite strong, vibrant, and diverse. Certainly the sectors are regionalized so a downturn in manufacturing hits Ontario/Quebec while a downturn in oil hammers Alberta/Sask/Newfoundland, but as a national economy it is more balanced than your comments would lead readers to believe.
@ Milovan/Joe:
The ECB's balance sheet has TRIPPLED in just 4 years, and nearly half of the increase happened during Draghi's short and fateful reign.
There'll be massive write-offs once credits from Draghi's 1-billion-tender (80% of which went to Southern European banks, 50 % to banks in Italy and Spain alone), will come due in two years.
Samrter people than Draghi have tried to create money ex nihilo before. They've all eventually found out that there's always a price to be paid - and so will he.
@ Milovan/Joe:
Here's something you very clearly don't understand - probably because you've never lived in a country with a stable currency such as the German Deutschmark or the Swiss Franc and haven't seen how much better these worked for individual citizens than easy-money currencies such as the Italian lira of old or Draghi's "euro-lira" of today:
Draghi's money-printing policy (in the not-so-proud tradition of the Banca d'Italia) is a way of getting rid of public (state) and private institutional (banks) debt by way of socialising it thru inflation: in the form of higher prices, everybody in the euro zone will pay a share to keep states and banks in Southern Europe and in Ireland from defaulting. And inflation will hit MASSIVELY once banks will start lending the giant liquidity made available to them by the ECB.
Realiably, governments stop reforming the very moment liquidity is assured - and no one stopped making an effort faster than the Italian governement, which has not tackled a single major reform since this summer.
Result: Public debt is socialised and private wealth destroyed - but the structural causes for the crisis aren't attacked, and the countries in crisis will keep deteriorating.
A well respected banker! Hurray! More importantly, he looks like Duck Phillips from Mad Men.
I find the fact that the article doesn't mention the new governor's stint at Goldman Sachs particularly telling. We'll see what the guy'll do, but I'm not really upbeat.
And I love how TE journalists set themselves down as humanists highly critical of xenophobia (and/or racism). They despise racism and xenophobia, of course, just read this article...unless it comes from a politician, in a democratic country, fitting their economic ideology - in which case they call it "toxic talk". Remember that this publication endorsed Ronald Reagan, even after he gave his notorious speech at the Neshoba County Fair in August 1980 about states' rights, clearly pandering to white southern racists. More recently, it doubled down on its support for former French president Nicolas Sarkozy, despite his blatant and unrelenting immigration- and Islam-bashing (targeting both North African immigrants and French citizens of North African descent), creating an atmosphere of fear I had never experienced in France.
See ? TE fights racism and welcomes immigrants and foreigners with open arms !
He is going to have a really tough time. Going from the BOC to the BOE, is like going from a nunnery to operating a Vegas Cat House (minus the mandatory condoms).
Canada is not UK. Canada has umm, what ? five major banks - TD, RBC, CIBC, BMO, Nova Scotia and some credit unions.A homogenous economy quite off center from global financial nerve centers - NYC, London, Frankfurt, Singapore , Hong Kong. Placid waters perhaps, and a country more joined at the hip with USA as the de facto 51st state
UK - City of Westminster - is different to say the least.
Being able to keep a Go-Kart on the track, is not akin to keeping an F1 thoroughbred on track.
When Hong Kong under the British modernized it's stock exchange it come to Canada, specifically the Ontario Securities Commission/Toronto Stock Exchange. Odd how they avoided London.
Your description of Canada and its economy has a simplicity that would draw the ire of any Canadian. It is factually incorrect..the "go kart" could take the "F1 thoroughbred" any day of the week.
That's funny. How is all that austerity doing over there? Our Go-Kart appears to be out-pacing you by quite a bit for the past few years.
As to the 51st State remark. We trade heavily with the US, because they are a large economy and are next to us. Shipping our items to Europe and refusing to deal with the Americans would be just stupid. Of course, the largest export target for Britain is the US too, though combined all of the Euro area would be bigger. The only diversification that you hold above us is your Europe export market (largely due to proximity). How does that look for you on the long term?
Despite having our export market heavily reliant on the US, we still managed to weather the storm much better than you guys did. What's more, our growth prospects for the next few generations outstrip Britain by miles. You can take your colonial attitude and shove it.
Thanks Alex for your reply. The Canadian economy is a pure commodity play and with the rise of China, India, and Asia in general, commodities are a nice place to be and plays into the Canadian strength of exploiting its abundant resources that get exported raw. The other G7 countries are not commodity plays, focused on Mfg , Services, Research, Education etc. but nevertheless very resourceful and successful - see Germany or any Scandinavian country and please don't discount USA, which is weeping @ 7% unemployment rate - something that is quite the norm in Canada in the best of times.
Carney likely was not the single individual behind Canada's success and certainly no one is disputing his competency - just saying that the confidence and reasoning may be misplaced. Don't forget, the English crown still rules Canada and the Canadian Navy is once again Royal. :-) Cheers
Sorry, maybe I should have used stretch Cadillac limo and not go-kart as a more appropriate analogy. And, yes probably it could take on the F1 thoroughbred any day of the week - for a week - perhaps. After that blown gasket and oil spray allover. No cause to fret though.
I agree with you. It is quite clear that T Jazz hasn't a clue. However, I wouldn't direct any ire at the UK or Brits in general. It's obvious from the standard of his English that T Jazz is most definitely not British.
Mark Carney at the Bank of Canada was not truly challenged during the financial crisis. The country's banks were strong thanks to Paul Martin's denial of their 1990's merger ambitions; the economy remained relatively buoyant thanks to oilsands; potash; and minerals. He was only a good player on a winning team. I admire his courage in jumping into a far more challenging job. Canada will replace him without incident. Canada has "given" the UK press barons (Beaverbrook, Black) and one prime minister (Bonar Law)I guess it was time to deliver a banker.
As this writer discussed with the Governor last year, what he's really going over to do, is tackle the regulation of the thus far unregulated 800 trillion dollar Credit Default Swap Market from London, due to the non-numerate Mad Hatter's Tea Party being unable to tackle anything numerical from Washington-New York!
London also must have a Chief Actuary, reporting to the new Governor, working on this problem too.
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