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Skip to comments.Foreign Demand for US Treasurys Takes Record Fall
Posted on 02/16/2010 7:10:57 AM PST by Red in Blue PA
The government said Tuesday that foreign demand for U.S. Treasury securities fell by the largest amount on record in December with China reducing its holdings by $34.2 billion.
The reductions in holdings, if they continue, could force the government to make higher interest payments at a time that it is running record federal deficits.
The Treasury Department reported that foreign holdings of U.S. Treasury securities fell by $53 billion in December, surpassing the previous record of a $44.5 billion drop in April 2009.
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..feels like we're all surfers waitin' for that big wave .
Drip.. Drip.. Drip.. !!
People I respect and who are a lot smarter than I am say this is a big deal.
It's a ticking bomb they say.
What about all the green shoots?
It's coming folks.....get prepared now.
How soon do you think?
I just started ordering #10 cans for the first time in my life.
Only a matter of when, not if.
You are 100% correct. The quiet walk from Treasuries keeps going.
This last move by China liquidated about 2.5% of their holdings. That sounds small, but it's not.
With the internet fraud these days, be sure the cans are not empty.
Why not just stop up on sales of canned goods at local markets?
If you get stuff shipped to you there will be records of where this stuff went? I'll be there for some!
Good, let's chase all the bad money out of the system. Jubilee!
Started preparing in August 2008 when it appeared the historic most unexperienced affirmative action candidate was going to win.
Another thought, if a nbc network is reporting this it has to be a lot nastier than what they are reporting.
I'm not sure just how this helps them, or anyone else. The were holding interest bearing paper; and now they are holding non-interest bearing paper.
It helps them in that they are the first ones with a chair.
Guess who will be left without one when the music stops:
The American people/taxpayers.
Absolutely. I paid off all my credit cards. Pay in cash. The only thing I have left is my car payment. If I could pay it off now I would.
Obama is stimulating the economy.....at least parts of it. Guns and ammo, #10 cans, generators.
What are #10 cans?
#10 cans are freeze dried food which has a shelf life of 25 to 30 years (compared to a 3 to 5 year shelf life for MRE's).
What about the 5 gallon pails that are vacuum packed with various kinds of wheat? If the vacuum holds are those good almost indefinitely? What if the vacuum packed pails are stored in the summer at 80 to 90 degrees F. How much am I losing there? Thanks.
Can you say "Stagflation?"
I knew you could.
Not sure about that, but I **think** you want to store it at cooler temps.
This is a pretty good site for such questions:
LOL I sell the Plastic Drums to this company.
Your business must be good.....LOL!
The only place you will find Jubilee is in the old testament.
We are facing "the last days" or "end times" and it looks like we won't be able to stop it.
If you think this is going to be a good ending for any American, you are fooling yourself.
Bumping along here.
This is not a quick and simple subject. Here are some links of sites that have info or products... (I do not work for or have any interests in any of them)
Blogs and Info
Food and Supplies
That should get you started...
I have friends in South America and they wonder why the United States was "estupido" to elect 0bama. They are very nervous. One even commented that the rest of the world is going to miss the USA because they were in deep trouble without the United States.
WHile the site is dated (Y2K) the data apperas to be good
And spend some time at Walton Food dot com AKA Rainy Day Foods- the site has a lot of good data on long term storage. I used to carry this product in the late 70s, so these folks have been around nearly forever, dealing in bulk food goods.
It is good to ask about shelf life.
Also, the pouches of frezze dried food you see for sale (say, at Sams or Wally World) have a shelf life of no more than 5 years - so always check the pack date.
- when it happens can't be any way unexpected, BUT...
- may be a small demonstration project of the ChiComs after statements earlier in the week, AND...
- no matter how badly we screw the pooch here, Europe always seems to be worse...so where else will the money go?
Thanks for all the links. I've saved them for future reference.
"I have friends in South America and they wonder why the United States was estupido to elect 0bama. They are very nervous. One even commented that the rest of the world is going to miss the USA because they were in deep trouble without the United States."
Compared to the majority of the envy-driven, green-obsessed, socialist fools on the international scene, your friends are very wise.
I have a source for getting food grade 5 gallon pails, but is there some way I can vacuum pack the bulk food I store in them without having to vacuum pack the food in bags first before storing it in the bucket?
Actually the way this works is that the Fed can "buy" as much of this stuff as it wants to by just turning the crank. Doing so diminishes the size of the chair, and also the value of those remaining stashes of notes.
Bump for perusing...
Thanks for the links!
My pails were factor sealed back in 1999 (for y2k). I keep them not being sure whether the contents are of any value anymore. Got maybe 8 of them still.
Don't have the $$$ now to buy anymore.
Careful Bro, things are never as good or as bad as people think at the time.
The ChiComs are not stupid, and Bernanke will purchase the debt notes, but sooner or later inflation will hit like a ton 'o bricks.
should the average joe sell off his treasury holding?
Compared to the majority of the envy-driven, green-obsessed, socialist fools on the international scene, your friends are very wise.
There are a lot more out there than we realize.
I found the place that the pails came from in 1999. It was through a coop group that a big order was placed and came by 18-wheeler to commuter parking lot. Everyone met there, paid and unloaded, etc.
Let me know what you think.
Now that I'm in Central Florida there is no place in the summer that is ever below 75 degrees. Maybe if one get a huge freezer for the pails and runs it in refrigeration mode set to 50 degrees, one could do ok.
Here's another source: http://waltonfeed.com/
How do you know that?
Smart money is now going into real property -- real estate, gold mines, etc.
That's my question, too.
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When going to the styles menu I initially only get the menu items in the left hand columns, the right hand side where the controls / buttons should be is completely blank, no associated controls appear. I can 'find them' if I move my mouse about over where they should be (the tool tips pop up), and then when clicking on one e.g. gradient the control then does appear. Changes I make in the plugin are reflected in the site.
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Mexican migrant housing. Edcouch, Texas. These units are owned by a labor contractor who rents them for a nominal sum to his group of workers. They remain in the lower valley working in the vegetable and citrus fields for about nine months of the year. The contractor takes them in trucks to west Texas for cotton picking. The Mexicans have in some cases gone into Mississippi and Louisiana for the cotton picking
Part of the U.S. Library of Congress's Farm Security Administration - Office of War Information Photograph Collection (Library of Congress).
Lee, Russell, 1903-1986, photographer
- Nitrate negatives.
- 1 negative : nitrate ; 3 1/4 x 3 1/4 inches or smaller.
- Transportation, 1930s, 1900s: 20th Century, and U.S. Library of Congress
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- United States--Texas--Hidalgo County--Edcouch.
- Mexicans--Texas
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- LOT 0606 (Location of corresponding print).
- Transfer; United States. Office of War Information. Overseas Picture Division. Washington Division; 1944.
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Tim Schafer to receive lifetime achievement award
Tim Schafer is to be honoured with a lifetime achievement award at this year's IndieCade Awards, which forms part of the International Festival of Independent Games.
Schafer, who is responsible for titles such as The Secret of Monkey Island, Psychonauts and Brütal Legend, was chosen as he is "the risk-taking, boundary pushing spirit at the heart of the independent gaming community," according to a conference statement.
The award will be presented to Schafer by his long time friend and current cohort Ron Gilbert as part of the festival, which takes place on October 8-10, 2010 in Culver City, California.
Double Fine's currently working on Costume Quest for a release next month on PSN and XBLA.
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Hello everyone,
I'm trying to get the full name automatically added to an account I create. It's part of my SSO plugin so the full name is already stored in variables (first name and second name are separated).
It seems that wp_create_user() just takes username, password and email as parametres so I cannot use it straight. I also tried to use wp_insert_user to update the data to the account that was just created without full name but didn't get it working. So any ideas what would be the most elegant way to do this? Thank you very much in advance.
function _create_user($username) {
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$last_name = $_SERVER[HTTP_LASTNAME];
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I did the troubleshooting many times. There is no error log.
I am using IIS 6 under Windows 2003 web. Dedicated server.
My permalinks are the "almost pretty" /index.php/about, for example. Could that be the problem?


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Southmead A&E rated inadequate for second time
A new £430 million hospital, supposed to be one of the answers to dealing with health issues in Bristol, has had its Accident and Emergency department rated inadequate for a second time.
The Care Quality Commission published its initial concerns back in December and despite some improvement, when the team returned in May it gave the service the same rating.
Inspectors from the health watchdog found overcrowding, insufficient staffing and patients waiting too long for pain relief.
- ITV Report
A&E at state-of-the-art Bristol hospital 'inadequate'
A&E services at Bristol's new multi-million pound hospital are "inadequate", says a major Care Quality Commission report.Read the full story ›
Bristol's Southmead Hospital "requires improvement"
Bristol's new Southmead Hospital has been criticised in a report for having inadequate A&E services.
The Care Quality Commission said overall the multi-million pound hospital required improvement.
However, inspectors also found that the care was good.
People are getting great outcomes from the care they're receiving but it's a very busy hospital, too many operations are being cancelled, people are waiting too long and so there are some fundamentals that need improving.
New report expected to criticise Southmead Hospital
A new £430 million hospital is expected to come in for heavy criticism in a report being published later this week. The results of a major inspection at Bristol's new Southmead Hospital are expected to be highly critical in some areas.
The health watchdog Care Quality Commission (CQC) went into the Brunel building just before Christmas to carry out the review. It is believed the inspectors will highlight a number of teething problems the hospital has faced following its opening in May last year.
ITV News West Country has reported a number of issues at the hospital since the opening, including claims that poor care hastened the death of an elderly woman and a patient who complained of being left hungry.
- ITV Report
Hospital investigates standards of care after complaint
Southmead Hospital has begun an investigation into claims that poor standards of care may have hastened an elderly patient's death.Read the full story ›
Health Secretary acknowledges 'teething problems' at Southmead
Health secretary Jeremy Hunt has acknowledged "teething problems" at the new Southmead hospital in Bristol, but says staff are working "incredibly hard" to overcome them.
He was responding to a question Bristol East Labour MP Kerry McCarthy about the fact that Southmead has the third worst record in the country for dealing with Accident and Emergency cases.
- ITV Report
Bristol Mayor's statement on hospital parking problems
The Bristol Mayor has again been called on to do something about parking problems, this time due to a lack of spaces at Southmead HospitalRead the full story ›
Residents ask for parking restrictions around Southmead Hospital
Bristol Mayor George Ferguson is being urged to introduce parking restrictions on streets surrounding Southmead Hospital
following complaints staff are clogging them up with their cars. The owner of this mobile catering van says her takings are down by half because customers have nowhere to stop.
Southmead Hospital say they're taking measures to ease parking problems
Southmead Hospital say there are measures in place to ease parking problems in the areas surrounding the hospital.
They say the next stage of the Southmead development is to demolish the old buildings, which will make way for a new multi-storey car park for patients and visitors. The existing multi-storey car park will also then be used for staff parking. This will bring the number of spaces on site to 2,700.
We do provide parking for our staff but we regularly remind those that park on the roads around the hospital that they must do so legally, responsibly and courteously.
As an NHS trust we do not have any jurisdiction over parking on the public highway and if cars are parked illegally then we would urge residents to contact the relevant authorities who are able to take action.
The trust gives support for those staff that want, or are prepared to try, alternative ways to get to work and we have seen a steady increase in those choosing to cycle, walk or use public transport.
This includes £1.5million over the next three years to support additional bus services to the hospital.
The number of staff riding their bike to work since the move to Southmead has increased so much that we have had to invest in more cycle storage facilities on site.
Travel roadshows are regularly held to help staff consider alternatives to driving to work, including lift sharing, trying out electric bikes and free cycle training.
Business owner affected by lack of parking at Southmead Hospital
A mobile cafe owner based in Horfield says she is struggling to access her pitch in the mornings because hospital staff are having to park on residential streets.
Elizabeth Pile, owner of Lizzie's Kitchen, says she is having to get up at 4am to access her pitch before hospital shift workers arrive, and is losing business because customers can't park in the surrounding area.
A lack of on-site car parking provision at the new £430 million Southmead Hospital has resulted in patients, staff and visitors resorting to use the already crowded nearby residential streets.
Conservative Councillor for Horfield Claire Hiscott is now calling on the Mayor to take urgent action to resolve the parking free-for-all which she says is causing stress and tension levels to rise in her ward.
I was amazed to learn from Council Officials that there appears to be no means of helping this small business even to protect the space from which it is supposed to trade.
Lizzie's Kitchen is an established feature on Horfield Common and I would be dismayed if it was forced to go under due to no fault of her own.
The financial hit she is taking is directly attributable to the failure to properly plan for car parking at the hospital or do anything practical about its aftermath. Therefore, I think there is at least a moral obligation on the Authority to provide Lizzie with some licence fee reduction.
I fear only the intervention of the Mayor can help now to save this well-loved local enterprise from going out of business.
What was once a thriving, buzzing part of Horfield now resembles something of a ghost town.
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• Markets slide after US jobs stagnate
• Dow closes down 2.2pc, FTSE 100 closes down 2.3pc
• IMF releases €1.5bn in new rescue funding to Ireland
• UK construction still growing but weak
• Greece bailout talks on hold, Venizelos denies rift
• Bank shares hit after US launches subprime suit
21.20 Brent crude oil has fallen $1.67 today to $112.62.
21.14 The Dow has fallen 2.6pc this week, it was even up on the year a few days ago - that's long gone now. And despite the 2.3pc fall, the FTSE 100 has gained 3.2pc this week. However, London did have one less day of trading due to the bank holiday on Monday.
21.06 Dow closes down 2.2pc, S&P 500 ends the day down 2.5pc, Nasdaq down 2.6pc.
The Federal Housing Finance Agency is suing Bank of America and Barclays over residential mortgage-backed securities.
20.43 The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said it was releasing to Ireland €1.48bn in the newest step of the country's joint EU-IMF bailout program.
The IMF said Ireland had maintained "resolute implementation" of the economic restructuring program aimed at reducing debt and shoring up its financial sector, and that the Irish economy "is showing signs of stabilization". The release came after the third-stage review of Ireland's progress under the 85-billion-euro bailout set last December.
20.42 A new US Congress "supercommittee" tasked with slicing at least $1.2 trillion from swollen government deficits over 10 years will hold its first meeting on September 8.
The first meeting will come just hours before US President Barack Obama addresses a rare joint session of the US Congress to lay out his plan for tackling 9.1pc unemployment.
IMF releases €1.5bn in new rescue funding to Ireland.
20.24 The gold price is up $56 today at $1,882.2. Here's a graph of the price since September 2, 2010:
Getting close to the year high of $1,897.60 on August 22.
20.17 In the bond markets, Greek two and five-year bond yields hit euro-era highs earlier today. Two-year bond yields jumped 234 points.
20.02 Markets are still heavily in negative territory. Dow is down 2.2pc, S&P 500 has fallen 2.6pc and the Nasdaq has dropped 2.8pc. Leading the fallers on the Dow today is Bank of America (-8.5pc), Hewlett-Packard (-5pc) and JPMorgan Chase (-4.5pc).
19.57 Michael Pond, a managing director at Barclays Capital in New York, has said that bond investors are already anticipating that the Fed will sell short-term assets to finance purchases of longer-term assets.
19.40 Lord Sugar as pessimistic about English football as he is about its economy:
21 mins england 2 up . Next the economy will be improving
19.38 Brazilian finance minister Guido Mantega has said that his economy would show about 4pc growth this year, not the 5pc predicted by the government at the start of the year.
Earlier today Mr Mantega warned against further QE in the US (see 16.28), and yesterday the country cut its interest rate by 0.5pc to 12.5pc.
19.35 Recap of the day's main news. US nonfarm payrolls have revealed that the US created no new jobs in August; markets rocked by US data, closing heavily down; Greece bailout talks have been put on hold; UK construction is still growing but weakly; the US government is threatening to sue top banks over sub-prime mortgage crisis; and my personal favourite: German Chancellor Angela Merkel says that "the euro is a very safe currency and it is more stable - there has been less inflation - than in the last 10 years of the deutschemark".
19.26 US fails to create any jobs: reaction.
19.11 As expected, gold has risen by almost $50 today, hitting $1,875.35. Investors hunting for safe havens, away from equities.
19.03 America's budget last year:
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A lot on interest; and only $28bn on justice?!
18.56 Top of the hour, time for a markets update. Dow down 1.8pc, S&P 500 falls 2.2pc and Nasdaq down 2.3pc. Earlier, the FTSE 100 closed down 2.3pc.
18.53 More bad news for Europe, hopefully not a portent of things to come.
Concern over creditworthiness spurred a measure of banks' reluctance to lend to each other to the highest in almost two-and-a-half years in Europe.
The Euribor-OIS spread climbed to 70.6 basis points at 6.37pm in London, the highest since April 2009 and up from 65.8 basis points on September 1.
The rate at which banks in London say they can borrow for three months in dollars rose for the past 28 days to the highest in more than a year. The London interbank offered rate, or Libor, increased to 0.33056pc today after its longest stretch of gains since 2005, according to the British Bankers' Association.
18.41 Bloomberg economist Michael McDonough:
Could the FLEAs (Finland Luxembourg Estonia Austria) bring down Europe by refusing to finance anymore Greek life support?
18.37 Analysts blaming a lot of factors for the fact that the US created no jobs last month.
Nigel Gault, chief US economist at IHS Global Insight:
The problem seems to be a lack of hiring, resulting from a lack of growth in demand and huge policy uncertainty. The extreme uncertainty over the outcome of the debt-ceiling debate probably did extra damage to the August figures.
Sophia Koropecky at Moody's Analytics:
Wrangling in Congress and the eventual deficit deal underscored the inability of government to jump-start the labor market. Employers and consumers have lost confidence in the economy.
18.23 Looking at the Euro Stoxx 50 (down 3.7pc today) of Europe's 50 biggest stocks, financials have led the fallers, followed by industrials. Banks have taken a beating throughout much of this crisis.
Italian and Spanish 10-year bond yields have widened, too. Italian yield now 5.246pc, Spanish at 5.096pc.
18.13 A stagnation in US unemployment has looked likely for some time. Here is the country's unemployment over the past 10 years:
(Click here for a larger version of this graph)
18.06 A whopping £33bn has been wiped off the FTSE 100 today. Let's hope for a better Monday...
17.54 Unsurprisingly, US markets are still down. Dow has tumbled by 1.6pc, S&P 500 is down 1.8pc and Nasdaq is off by 1.8pc. Dow fallers led by Bank of America (-7pc).
17.38 As we approach the 10th anniversary of 9/11, here's a very contentious graph. The US's spending on wars during its debt crisis:
(Click here for a larger version of this graph)
17.28 Italy will hold an auction to buy back as much as €1.4bn of bonds on September 7, the Ministry of Finance has announced. The auction will cover inflation-linked bonds maturing in 2023, and a 4pc regular bond due in 2012, according to an e-mailed statement. It will also buy back a floating-rate note maturing in 2016.
17.11 US growth has been very rocky over the past 10 years:
(Click here for a bigger version of this graph)
17.04 Quick update on the US markets: Dow is down 1.5pc, S&P 500 is down 1.7pc and the Nasdaq is down 1.6pc.
17.03 More on the Germans. Since April, 10-year German yields have dropped 250bps.
16.59 Remarkably, Merkel has now said that the euro is more stable than the deutschemark.
The euro is a very safe currency and it is more stable - there has been less inflation - than in the last 10 years of the deutschemark.
16.55 German Chancellor Angela Merkel has praised a foreign country for the way it is tackling its debt! A rare thing, indeed.
She said that Spain has taken a "good step" in moving toward introducing limits on debt into its constitution. Europe mustn't pool the debts of euro-area states, she said in Neustrelitz, Germany:
The task is not to bundle debts together, but to tackle the problems by the root. Those who say that we need euro bonds now mean that all debts go into one pot. I think we all know that this doesn't work.
16.49 Meanwhile, In Paris, the CAC 40 shed 3.59pc to 3,148.53 points and in Frankfurt the DAX dropped 3.36pc to 5,538.33 points. Other European markets were also down heavily, with Milan tumbling 3.89pc and Madrid off 3.4pc.
Bad day for all!
16.47 European markets have closed. The FTSE 100 has ended the day down 2.3pc at 5292.03. Bank shares took the brunt of the sell-off. Barclays fell 8.1pc and Lloyds dropped 6.8pc.
16.45 Top European bankers are to gather in Frankfurt for a two-day conference on Monday to share insights on whether the latest sovereign debt crisis squall could yet turn into a financial market storm. Deutsche Bank chief executive Josef Ackermann will set the tone on day one.
16.40 Nouriel Roubini has called for change at the top in Italy:
Italy Urged to Pin Down Austerity Package http://t.co/XEligd1 As I argued Italy needs a new government with a new leader:Berlusconi gotta go
The European Central Bank, Italy's main industrial lobby and even the Vatican are becoming frustrated over the government's waffling on austerity measures.
16.39 Back to Europe now. All this jetsetting around!
Portugal's finance minister has said the inclusion of the principle of budget discipline in the constitution can help to "structurally" change the country's budgetary procedure and contribute to "break with the past".
Is it really that easy?
16.28 Brazil's finance minister Guido Mantega has said that another round of "quantitative easing" in the US will prolong the global currency war and create "problems" for Brazil. The country cut interest rates by 0.5pc to 12pc yesterday.
16.23 Quick market recap: FTSE 100 down 2.5pc, CAC down 3.8pc, DAX down 3.7pc, Dow down 1.6pc, S&P 500 down 1.7pc, Nasdaq down 1.6pc. Italy's FTSE MIB is down 4pc.
Notice a pattern?
16.10 Want another graph? Of course you do. Here is a graph showing the narrowing margin between US debt and GDP:
(Click here for a bigger version of this graph)
15.56 German 10-year bond yield has hit a record low of 2pc. Italian 10-year bond yield at 5.2pc.
15.45 Respected economist Nouriel Roubini has estimated advanced economies had reached a stall speed of around 1pc annual growth.
He told the annual Ambrosetti Forum on the shores of Lake Como that governments and central banks, which have already made multi-trillion dollar stimulus moves, had no more "bullets".
15.35 Bill Gross, founder and managing director of PIMCO, has told Bloomberg that the US should focus on growth rather than reducing debt:
To do it [austerity] right now is almost suicidal.
Strong words. Is he right?
15.28 Here's a graph of US nonfarm payrolls since 2005. Doesn't fill you with much confidence, does it.
(For a larger version of this image, click the right-hand-side of the main picture at the top of this blog)
15.24 Some analysts predicted that poor US job figures would actually boost the markets as it could lead to more QE.
No sign of that at the moment.
15.19 The US government said this just last month:
Faster growth is needed to replace the jobs lost in the downturn.
That's just not happening, is it Mr President?
15.16 Euro hit a three-week low against the dollar after the US jobs figures were released:
(For a bigger version of this graph, click the right-hand-side of the main picture at the top of this live blog)
Meanwhile, the euro has also hit a week low against the pound.
14.58 Market snapshot:
UK: FTSE 100 ................................................... -2.9pc
US: Dow ............................................................ -2pc
US: S&P500 ....................................................... -2.1pc
US: Nasdaq ....................................................... -1.9pc
Germany: DAX ................................................... -4pc
France: CAC ...................................................... -3.7pc
Spain: Ibex ........................................................ -3.6pc
Italy: MIB ........................................................... -3.8pc
14.49 Talking about depression ... Shell reports that its offshore Gulf of Mexico operations have seen "minimal" production impact from Tropical depression 13. Some good news then.
More good news for US drivers is that oil futures have dropped around $2 a barrel - for Brent and WTI contracts - on expectations that slowing demand in the world's biggest crude consumer.
14.35 Mohamed El-Erian, the Pimco chief executive, told Bloomberg Television:
You don't have a problem with jobs, you have a crisis ... politicians need to get on board.
14.30 Wall Street has opened down sharply, as expected, and falling.
Dow Jones ...... -1.2pc
S&P 500 ........... -1.28pc
Nasdaq ............ -1.76pc
14.23 Bank shares are expected to lead the fallers when Wall Street open. On top of the disappointing jobs news there is a the threat of a legal action by the US government over subprime.
Market number crunchers claim that if you had followed the old stock exchange saw of selling in May, US invstors would have been 9pc better off.
14.11 Dean Maki, chief US economist at Barclays Capital in New York, told Bloomberg Television:
The Fed will have to do something.
However, he did not think that it would be outright quantitative easing, but something to calm fears.
13.50. This is the view from zerohedge:
Precious Metals Surge As QE3 Now Merely A Formality http://t.co/ZjMW141
13.45 Reaction to "no growth" in jobs goes from the apocolyptic to sanguine.
Sal Arnuk, co-manager of trading at Themis Trading in Chatham, New Jersey, said:
In a nutshell, this is the great goose egg economy - a big zero, a big nothing - and this better be one hell of a speech next week. There is a plethora of bad news. You have what is going on in Greece, you have lawsuits potentially coming today or Tuesday against the banks. You have the Fed in a Wall Street Journal article overnight asking Bank of America if they are going to be OK if things get really bad. There are a lot of confidence issues in the marketplace, the jobs number only made things worse and people wonder about this jobs number and its correlation with Philly Fed. That is scary.
While Brian Dolan, chief strategist at Forex.com in Bedminster, New Jersey, said:
Most people were expecting a weak report, so there's not much surprise there ...It does provide more ammunition for the doves on the FOMC. The bottom line is that the worse the data is, the more likely it is we get additional QE.
13.40. The yield on the 10-year US government bond fell 9 basis points to 2.052pc as investors decided that such a low return was better than holding shares.
13.35 Gold has risen around $10 an ounce after the figures to $1,870.78 and it now up $45.50 today. Oil fell sharply with Brent crude for one-month delivery down $1.50 a barrel to $112.65.
Stock makets have reacted badly.
The FTSE 100 dived 130 points - 2.4pc - to 5286.03. Germany's DAX tumbled 3.56pc, France's CAC 3.4pc, Spain's Ibex 3.2pc and Italy's MIB 3.4pc
Future contracts point to the Dow opening down 1.18pc, the S&P500 1.46pc and the Nasdaq 1.27pc.
13.30 No change in US non-farm payroll as job creation stagnated, and the unemployment rate was held at 9.1pc.
Main points:
• The non-farm payroll figures is the weakest reading since September 2010.
• Nonfarm employment for June and July was revised to show 58,000 fewer jobs.
• Strike by 45,000 Verizon Comm workers helped push information services jobs down by 48,000.
• The number of the unemployed out of work for 27 weeks or more fell by 151,000
• Only 58.2pc of the total population had a job, though that was up from 58.1pc in July.
• Temporary jobs - often viewed a harbinger of permanent jobs - rose by 4,700.
Gold has bounced this week, especially ahead of the US non-farm payroll data. Graph: Bloomberg
13.16 Gold has jumped $32.63 to $1,856.73 in a flight to safety ahead of the US jobs figure. A return of risk appetite earlier this week saw the precious metal slide and investor bought equities but poor global economic data has been buyers return.
Greek Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos, who rejected reports that the debt review has been suspended due to a break-down in talks, said the country is in a deeper recession than originally forecast.. He estimates the contraction will be "very close" to 5pc this year. Photo: AP
12.50 Inspectors from the EU, ECB and IMF have put on hold talks with Greece over whether it has met conditions for a new aid tranche. They can't agreed on why and by how much its deficit cuts programme has fallen behind schedule.
Greek Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos, who earlier this week had to explain to the inspectors why the debt-laden country had missed targets, said the talks had not been suspended and would resume on September 14, after technical experts had had a chance to study relevant data.
Reuters, citing an official close to the inspectors, said yesterday that the 2011 budget deficit will be at least 8.6pc of GDP compared to a target of 7.6pc. The Greek government has blame that on a deeper than expected recession.
The delay comes a day after a new Greek budget watchdog released an internal report warning that debt was "out of control". Greek bank shares fell sharply on the news
12.35 Banks are keeping up the pressure on minister to delay reforms. Reuters tweets:
Banks lobby government as ringfence hit looms http://t.co/iRHHkw2
This will no doubt reinforce the view of Vince Cable, the Business Secretary, that bankers are being "disingenuous in the extreme" by attempting to use the crisis in the eurozone to delay reform.
Bank shares are still falling with Barclays the biggest faller - down 4.7pc. Lloyds and RBS have lost 3.8pc and 2.5pc respectively.
How the FTSE 100 has fared so far today. Graph: Bloomberg
12.10 A midday European markets remain nervous as investors await the August US non-farm payroll data.
The FTSE 100 has managed to claw back some ground and is trading down 82.93 points - 1.5pc - at 5323.74. The more UK-focused FTSE 250 is down 123 points - or 1.2pc - at 10,543.71.
In Europe, Germany's DAX is can 2.9pc, France's CAC 2.5pc, Spain's Ibex 2.5pc and Italy's MIB 2.5pc
Future contracts point to the Dow, S&P500 and the Nasdaq opening lower.
According to a poll of 86 economists by Bloomberg, the expectation is the hiring fell in August as companies took fright over at the fiasco over the US deficit that led S&P stripping America of its triple-A rating and the eurozone debt crisis.
They believe payrolls rose by 68,000 after a 117,000 increase in July and expected the unemployment rate to remain at 9.1pc.
New cabinet attestation ceremony - Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda (centre) leads his cabinet minister for a photo session at the premier's official residence in Tokyo. Photo: EPA
11.45 Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda, 54, pledged to target fiscal reforms to curb the country's huge public debt as he took power on Friday. He said: "Achieving a good balance between fiscal reform and economic growth is our top priority."
However, he said he would be pragmatic in how he went about it, which was taken as a sign that he would be cautious about tax rises.
The yen stregthened against the dollar again to 76.77 yen. Bad news for Jun Azumi, the 49-year-old former journalist who has been made finance minister. He will be in charge of currency policy as Japan, the world's third-largest economy, struggles to mitigate the effects of a strong yen on the economy.
11.43 Need a bit of light relief? Here a clip of the Euro Crisis song, from about two months ago.
11.28 Italy is the punchbag today. Hans-Werner Sinn, head of Germany's Ifo economics research institute said on Friday, has attacked the Italian government for its inability to put in place a coherent plan to cut its debts -
He told Reuters in an interview at the margins of the Cernobbio conference:
They are changing every day because the ECB has begun to buy Italian bonds so the interest rates came down and as soon as that happened the Italian effort to save has been reduced.
On ECB buying of Italian bonds, he is equally firm:
It was definitely wrong. It's not up to the ECB to buy Italian bonds.
I see that hand ... Nouriel Roubini at Cernobbio today. Photo:EPA
11.02 Berlusconi is getting it from all sides. Nouriel Roubini, the outspoken Nobel winning economist, suggested at the Ambrosetti Workshop in Cernobbio, Italy, that a the embattled Prime Minister's government be replaced by a technical one to help restore confidence in Italy's ability to put its finances in order.
10.47 Italy's flip-flopping on its austerity measures is making European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet very unhappy. He urged Silvio Berlusconi government on Friday to deliver on its what is promised - he is after all the man who is propping up Italian debt by buying the government's bonds.
He, along with economists, don't believe that changes this week - the dropping of a key tax increase and limits to spending cuts to regions - will enable the country to balance its budget in 2013 as it pledged to do a few week ago.
Some are still giving Italy the benefit of the doubt ... Michael Hewson, analyst at CMC Markets, tweets:
Siebert says Germany trusts Italy to meet its budget goals #euro
10.23 Higher energy costs pushed eurozone producer - or factory gate - prices up 0.5pc in July from the previous month. However, inflation pressures are easing due to a slowdown in the 17 country's that use the euro.
Fabio Fois, European Economist at Barclays Captal, said:
Energy inflation will drive producer prices in the euro area for the next two to three months. But after that, we see favourable base effects driving energy inflation down and this will drive headline inflation down, so this impact of energy is not going to last long.
10.00 Here's spreadbetter IG Index's view of the US payroll data coming out at 1.30pm London time:
This is a snapshot of our current #payrolls binary bets (in Binary Specials\Economic data): http://t.co/p67WGPg
Click through to his twitter pic link for a clear view of the binary bets
09.45 More bad new on the British economy ... construction activity expanded last month at its weakest pace since December due to a slowdown in orders and output growth.
The Markit/CIPS construction PMI fell to 52.6 in August from 53.5 in July - still above the 50-mark that separates growth from contraction and inline with forecasts.
Sarah Bingham, an economist at research company Markit and author of the survey, said:
August data signalled slower growth of both output and new orders as headwinds caused by uncertain economic conditions impacted on sector performance. Confidence regarding future business expectations weakened to an eight-month low, highlighting concerns in respect of further potential cuts in government spending, but also a dampening of wider business sentiment.
The slowdown in construction come a day after a PMI survey showed the biggest fall in UK manufacturing activity in more than two years.
House building shrank for the third month in a rown and civil engineering slowed, Commercial construction hit a three-month high but is still below its long-run average.
What will next week's PMI services data reveal?
09.37 Fears over the eurozone debt crisis are slowly ratcheting up again. The euro has also fallen to a three-week low aginst the dollar of $1.42 and Spanish, Italian and Portuguese sovereign debt spreads over German Bunds has widened as well.
10-year Bund yields have fallen 5 basis points to 2.0993. Yields on 10-year government bonds in Spain, Portugal and Italy widened respecitively to: 5.055pc (+3 bps), 9.685 (+10bps), 5.185pc (+6bps).
The ECB has been intervening to keep yields in Italy and Spain around 5pc, but many are questioning how much longer they can keep it up. Especially after a strong attack by the Bundesbank.
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard reports today, under the headline EU law "gutted" by bail-outs, growls Bundesbank, that Germany's Bundesbank has issued a thundering denunciation of Europe's rescue policies and actions by the European Central Bank, alleging that EU treaty law has been "completely gutted".
Jens Weidmann, the bank's president, said monetary union risks losing its democratic legitimacy as EU leaders take a "large step" towards a debt union without legal authority, and sever the crucial link between budget policy and elected parliaments.
09.20 The Swiss franc has once again become a victim of safe haven buying as investor dump the euro. The Swiss franc has been strengthening all week against the euro after gloomy eurozone manufacturing data, fresh doubts over the second bailout for Greece, and the absence of intervention from the Swiss central bank.
The Swiss franc versus the euro around 9.20 am on Friday. Graph: Bloomberg
08.45 European markets are struggling again. Germany's DAX has dropped 2.1pc, France's CAC 1.7pc, Spain's IBEX 1.5pc and Italy's MIB 1.5pc.
Here's a rundown of how the leading indexes have fared so far this year as off 9am (Data: Bloomberg) :
UK: FTSE 100 ................................................... -9.6pc
US: Dow ............................................................ -0.7pc
US: S&P500 ....................................................... -4.3pc
US: Nasdaq ....................................................... -4pc
Japan: Nikkei .................................................... -12.5pc
Hong Kong: Hang Seng .................................... -12.2pc
Australia: ASX/S&P 200 ..................................... -10.6pc
Germany: DAX ................................................... -18.8pc
France: CAC ...................................................... -15.7pc
Spain: Ibex ........................................................ -12.6pc
Italy: MIB ........................................................... -23.5pc
India: Sensex .................................................... -18pc
Brazil: Bovespa ................................................ -16pc
Daily Telegraph business section and Financial Times, September 2, 2011
08.20 Here is a rundown of the business headlines in today's papers:
• Flight to Fed tops Lehman crisis - Daily Telegraph
Central banks and official bodies have parked record sums of dollars at the US Federal Reserve for safe-keeping, indicating a clear loss of trust in commercial banks.
• Hope for global recovery take a hit - Financial Times
The global manufacturing recovery appears to have ground to halt in August, activity surveys suggested.
• Britain struggles to keep up as the world's factories falter - The Times
World manufacturing growth sputtered in August, with Britain emerging as one of the weak spots, underscoring fears that the recovery in running out of steam.
• Halting 'march of the markers' points to double dip - Guardian
Shadow chancellor Ed Ball urges the chancellor to start "banging the table" and deman a global deal to kickstart economic growth after surveys from across Europe signalled that manufacturing contracted in August, raising fears of a double-dip recession.
08.10 Ben Potter, market strategist at IG Markets, says:
It looks like we're seeing some classic nervousness ahead of today's datata. We've had a pretty decent rally into month-end and now it looks like traders are locking in profits, especially given US markets are closed on Monday for the Labor Day holiday.
Only two FTSE 100 stocks are up:
Inmarsat +1.7pc
Capital Shopping +0.03pc
Goldman could be hit with a heavy fine after US regulators accused it of "misconduct and negligence" at its former loan servicing subsidiary.
08.05 Banks are the big fallers, after a good run this week.
Royal Bank of Scotland is down 3.4pc, Lloyds lost 3.3pc and Barclays 2.4pc after The New York Times report that the US Government plans to sue several large American banks including Goldman Sachs, Bank of America and JP Morgan Chase over their involvement in the sub-prime mortgage crisis.
The banks are accused of failing to carry out proper fact checks and due diligence before extending loans which then went bad in the crisis with losses picked up by taxpayer-backed mortgage agencies.
08.00 As expected the FTSE 100 has opened down 57 - or 1pc - at 5361.08
07.45 Good morning and welcome back to our live blog on the European debt crisis and all things financial.
Markets are once again jittery ahead of key US jobs data for clues on whether the world's largest economywill be able to dodge a recession. The Nikkei 225 fell 1.2pc to 8,950.74, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng index declined 1.1pc, South Korea's Kospi lost 0.7pc and Australia's ASX/S&P 200 dropped 1.5pc.
Britain's FTSE 100 is expected to open down 91-92 points, or 1.7pc, according to financial bookmakers.
In New York on Thursday, the Dow Jones industrial average fell 1pc to 11,493.57, giving up early gains of as much as 103 points and snapping a four day winning streak.
Bank stocks led the market lower after regulators announced enforcement measures against a former subsidiary of Goldman Sachs over mortgage and foreclosure practices. Jitters ahead of the release of the government's monthly jobs report also hurt sentiment.
Broader indices also fell. The Standard & Poor's 500 declined 1.2pc to 1,204.42 and the technology-focused Nasdaq composite lost 1.3pc to 2,546.04.
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i wordpress 3.0 and twenty ten theme. I want to change the header with the dynamic headers plugin. Can someone tell me where to put the code in my header.php file?
i wordpress 3.0 and twenty ten theme. I want to change the header with the dynamic headers plugin. Can someone tell me where to put the code in my header.php file?
My theme, Twenty Ten Weaver, Version 1.3 now supports Dynamic Headers automatically. Version 1.3 is available now from http://wpweaver.info, and will soon be available as 2010 Weaver from the WordPress.org themes repository. (The current 2010 Weaver Version 1.2.3 does not have the support built in - get the latest version from our website.)
If you like Twenty Ten, then pick the Twenty Ten sub-theme from Weaver. However, it is very easy to add tweaks to customize your site to your liking.
I got it to work in Twenty Ten by editing the header.php file
look for the section that says Houston we have a new image and change it to this
// Houston, we have a new header image!
echo get_the_post_thumbnail( $post->ID, 'post-thumbnail' );
else : ?>
<?php if(function_exists('show_media_header')){ show_media_header(); } ?>
<?php endif; ?>
Thank you.
I was trying this afternoon to figure out the code to make Dynamic Header to work with Twenty Twn and your post was the answer.
Thank you.
I was trying this afternoon to figure out the code to make Dynamic Header to work with Twenty Ten and your post was the answer.
Whoops, I can not spell today.
I am using the dynamic header plugin on WP 3.01 and twentytenweaver. However when I try to change a header on a page, it doubles the header as you can see here:http://natuurtalent.eu.greenhost.nl/bedrijven/
I removed all snippets from 2010 advanced.
How to solve this?
As I am on a deadline with this one, help would be very much appreciated!
Ilja van Bemmel
Dynamic Headers worked like a charm. troyjensen's update to header.php works just fine.
I put in Troyjensen's code in my header.php file, and the new image shows up, but it is not centered nor does it stretch fully across the width of the screen as the TwentyTen default header did. Instead, it is square-shaped and placed on the left.
How do I keep the same formatting as the 2010 theme?
Thank you!
Make sure you have resized the all the images you want for all pages to be the same as the default for the homepage. My size is 940 x 198.
Bdehning, thanks for your help with this issue. I have tried resizing before I upload to the default, 940x198, but the problem is still there. Not only in the new headers, but also in the original homepage, where the default photo should be -- it no longer stretches out to cover the entire width of the blog post as it used to. Any ideas?
By the way my website http://www.yotamhaber.com - I'll leave up the header as it is now, for a day, in case anyone could comment on the issue. Thank you!
Are you selecting the resized image you want to use at the bottom of each page in the Nicasio Dynamic Header Section below the revision dates?
Your images are only 640 X 134 in size currently on your site link? IMG_0014.JPG
Thank you so much, bdehning! I got it!
I uploaded the dynamic headers plugin, but its Headers says: It looks like wp-content/header-images/ is not writable or does not exist. You will need to create this directory make this directory writable in order for the plugin to work.
Weaver said that it supported this plugin and I wouldn't need to code, but now I do and have no clue how to do it correctly. Please help. I do not know CSS, but I can probably find the right box or file that exists in Weaver and put in the code if I'm given the exact steps. Hope you can help!
Have you verified you have the wp-content/header-images folder?
so great ! work perfectly
really good plug.
thanks for help
hello guys, I have a problem with dynamic header probably because i'm not skilled enough :)
So, I change as troyjensen suggest, but i see everything blank.
// Houston, we have a new header image!
echo get_the_post_thumbnail( $post->ID );
elseif ( get_header_image() ) : ?>
troyjensen suggestion.
what's the problem?
thanks a lot for support!
Guys i kind of have the exact same problem i just need to put the dynamic header below my current header and menu any help is appreciated
Does no one know how to do this at all?
There has got to be someone that knows how to get this done a header under the main header and menu system
Since you want to keep the Main Header and Menu and add an additional menu, you may mess up the Theme.
Have you tried copying Header code and placing a new division under the current division?
I have no idea what division even means? Is this in the css?
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By Spc. Tracy R. Weeden, 101st Combat Aviation BrigadeApril 28, 2010
FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. - Task Force Destiny began their second yearlong deployment to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom in March.
The brigade, consisting of approximately 3,000 Soldiers, replaced the 82nd Combat Aviation Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division.
Their mission is to provide aviation support to the Regional Command (South) and Regional Command (West), supporting the troops of U.S. forces, North Atlantic Treaty Organization forces, International Security Assistance Force and Afghanistan forces, said Col. William K. Gayler, TF Destiny commander.
In every capacity the brigade will be providing support to the Regional Command (South), Regional Command (west) and the ultimate goal of protecting the Afghan people, said Gayler.
This will allow for Afghanistan to enable their own systems to govern themselves, protect themselves and provide for their own people, he said.
In order to provide support to the overall mission of Regional Command (South) and Regional Command (West), the Soldiers of TF Destiny must be ready and trained to complete their individual mission or job.
The brigade provides a range of combat support consisting of resupply, troop movement, transportation and security of reconnaissance, said Gayler.
Soldier readiness is essential to the brigade's mission.
The brigade commander wants his Soldiers to be competent, confident and comfortable, he said.
"Competent at what we do, confident in their abilities and their leader's abilities, and comfortable in any environment under any situation because of their confidence," said Gayler.
Sgt. Charles Weaser, an Apache mechanic deployed with 5th Battalion, TF Destiny said he is confident in his abilities, as well as his units' ability to succeed in their mission because they were through extensive training. He participated in multiple gunnery training, high altitude training in Colorado, as well as environmental training in the California desert.
These training events were designed to simulate situations Soldiers will face in Afghanistan.
The training has prepared Soldiers physically and mentally for the environmental conditions of Afghanistan, said Weaser.
The TF Destiny commander acknowledged the resting of forces is just as important as the training of forces before their deployment. He does not want Soldiers to be tired while going into theater.
Leaders of the Task Force made a great effort to make sure their Soldiers did not spend too much time away from Families while training and preparing for this deployment, said Gayler.
Soldiers do not only have to prepare themselves for their deployment, they must also prepare their Families for their extended departure.
"Truly, any unit's success runs deeper than just whether or not those individual Soldiers are prepared," said Gayler. "We have a family readiness group structure and support from our local communities I have never seen before in my career ... they are truly phenomenal."
It is important for Family Members to be aware of the resources available to help them while their Soldier is deployed.
The Family Members of our deploying Soldiers have many structures, people and organizations that will ensure they are taken care of, which allows Soldiers to focus on their mission at hand, Gayler said.
These resources consist of Army Community Service, Family Readiness Groups, American Red Cross, Military OneSource, Army Families Online and the 101st CAB official social media pages: www.facebook.com/101cab, www.flickr.com/wingsofdestiny, and www.twitter.com/101cab.
There are also alternative support groups available if these do not suit you.
"FRG doesn't fit everybody, it may be your church or your neighborhood," said Michele. "Reach out to someone or something."
Support groups provided by the Army and brigade are great outlets to keep you informed and connected.
"Your imagination can run wild," said Michele. "Too much information is better than none."
Another great support system is fellow Army Families, because they can relate to your personal experience.
"I think the Army Family becomes your support if you allow it to," said Michele. "If you reach out and make that connection, it comes in and surrounds you before you know it."
The Task Force commander would especially like to say thank you to spouses, children, parents, Families and anyone who sees a loved one go into a combat zone.
"I really appreciate what they do," said Gayler. "They are the bedrock of this organization."
Each Family Member handles the burden of a loved one deploying differently.
"We take advantage of the time we have together," said Michele. "We try really hard to just live today and not sit around and think about what's going to come."
Even though some families have been through multiple deployments, they still experience difficulties.
"It doesn't get easier. It is still very hard," said Michele. "I think what I've learned for us is that the first month and the last month are the hardest."
Once the initial shock of the service member leaving has passed, it is easier to go on with a daily routine.
"You hit a rhythm, and you just go," said Michele. "You still are sad, and you still have times when you think 'I can't do this,' but then something happens and you move into the next day and you just keep going."
The endeavor is different for every Family Member. Although they all may experience the same sadness, everyone has a different way of coping.
Michele said her three girls all have a different way of handling their father's deployment, and that was something that she had to learn over time.
As children mature, they will handle each deployment in a different manner.
One crying hysterically is their way of coping while another shutting down completely and showing no emotion is their way, said Michele.
Even in times of weakness and hardship, Soldier's Families will come together to find their strength.
Military Families are the strongest type because of what they adapt to, said Michele.
Another factor which is very important to Soldiers and Families is communication. Soldiers having personal laptops and internet access can easily keep strong relations with Family back home.
It's more comforting to see your Soldier live on your computer screen while being able to have a real conversation, rather than written letters, said Michele.
As Family Members say 'farewell' to their Soldier, it is important for them to stay positive and informed. It will allow for the Soldier to stay focused on their mission, rather than worrying about their family back home so they can return home safely a year from now.
Even though you may feel alone, there are people who are trained, willing and available to help you through any difficulties you may face through this deployment.


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London house price bubble: is it time to quit the capital?
Anxiety over booming property market grow, and as prices rocket homeowners should cash in
THE rumbles of anxiety over London's booming property market are getting louder, says Katie Allen in The Guardian. Against a backdrop of soaring demand and reports of mobbed viewings, housebuyers are now paying more than 99 per cent of asking prices, according to Hometrack. That's "the highest proportion seen for a decade".
With the cost of the average property in the capital approaching £500,000, the gap between London and non-London property prices is now at its widest ever. Last week, the Bank of England warned that almost one buyer in five is taking out a "high income-multiple" loan in a desperate scrabble to get on the ladder before it is lifted completely out of their reach. There are fears of an unsustainable bubble.
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In central London, where prices (up 13.1 per cent year-on-year) are now beyond "all but the very wealthy", demand is still being stoked by foreign buyers, says The Sunday Times. The upshot, according to developer David Galman of Galliard Homes, is that even "a grotty studio of crack-den quality" costs over £1m in Mayfair. Some suggest prices may double to £10,000 per square foot within five years.
As the billionaires continue to maintain a stranglehold over prime central London, the merely wealthy "are being pushed out to the leafy streets of Zone 2" – and further. The latest Land Registry figures show that the hotspots with the highest house-price growth over the past year are Hackney (up 21 per cent) and Waltham Forest (up 20.1 per cent). Agents in popular migratory cities such as Oxford and Cambridge also report "a rampant market".
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Hometrack's historic data suggests that when the gap between asking and agreed prices is this narrow, it's a reliable sign that prices are about to peak. So if you live in London, do yourself a favour, says Merryn Somerset Webb on MoneyWeek.com. Bank your "vast gains" and move out. The current price gap with the rest of the country is bound to narrow eventually. Assuming you want to live in a Wiltshire manor house with acres, "rather than a three-bedroom terraced mini-home in Balham", there's rarely been a better time "to make the trade".
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Head over heels for his wife, Black Eyed Peas singer Fergie, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen star Josh Duhamel is feeling happy and reassured since their Jan. 10 nuptials.
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Duhamel further reveals that he knew his new bride was the one for him, based on a little advice from his old man. "My dad once told me to find someone who sees things optimistically," he says. "It was just the consistency of how my wife dealt with things. I knew how she'd deal with adversity."
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It's not news that the country is experiencing some pretty frigid weather at the moment. Some people have taken advantage of the freezing cold to conduct some experiments in the name of science -- like peeing into below-freezing air. Needless to say, the following is NSFW.
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ATLANTA -- The field of hopefuls to follow Stephen Portch as chancellor of Georgia's public colleges and universities was narrowed to three men by the state Board of Regents on Wednesday.
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William C. Gordon
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Professional history: Provost, vice-president for academic affairs, College of Arts and Sciences dean, department of psychology chairman, professor of psychology, University of New Mexico; assistant professor of psychology, State University of New York at Binghamton
Education: B.A. in psychology and M.A. in experimental psychology, Wake Forest University; Ph.D. in experimental psychology, Rutgers University
Richard S. Jarvis
Current job: Chancellor, United States Open University in Aurora, Colorado
Professional history: Chancellor, University and Community College System of Nevada; vice-provost, State University of New York system; vice-president of academic affairs, State University of New York at Fredonia; assistant professor of geography and assistant to the president, State University of New York, Buffalo
Education: B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Cambridge University in England
Thomas C. Meredith
Current job: Chancellor, the University of Alabama System
Professional history: President, professor of education, Western Kentucky; vice-chancellor for executive affairs, adjunct professor of higher education and executive assistant to the chancellor, University of Mississippi; academic programs officer and associate director for programs and planning, Mississippi board of trustees
Education: B.A., Kentucky Wesleyan College; M.A., Western Kentucky University, Ed.D., University of Mississippi
The regents -- who tapped the Alabama university system's head, the president of the University of New Mexico and the former Nevada chancellor as their finalists -- hope to have a candidate selected by next month.
The three finalists are: William C. Gordon, a Georgia native and president of the University of New Mexico; Richard S. Jarvis, chancellor of United States Open University in Aurora, Colorado and former head of the Nevada university system; Thomas C. Meredith, chancellor of The University of Alabama System and former president of Western Kentucky University.
''The (candidate) pool was excellent, and the finalists are excellent choices,'' said regent Joe Frank Harris. ''Any one of the three is very capable and qualified to lead the system.''
The chancellor is responsible for the operations of the system's 34 colleges and universities, its more than 200,000 students, 33,000 faculty and staff and $4.3 billion budget.
Portch stepped down in May, saying he was honoring a commitment he made when he was hired in 1994 to serve between five and seven years.
The Somerset, England, native was hailed by colleagues for his role in raising the system's academic standards, implementing the HOPE scholarship and overseeing an at-times rocky transition to a new semester system. ''Chancellor Portch has done an outstanding job; we've made a lot of progress, and he's helped start a foundation someone else can really build on,'' said Harris, a former Georgia governor. ''They won't have to come in and reinvent the wheel.''
The short list is the result of a search process that included an international recruiting firm and a search committee made up of educators from throughout the state.
Members of that committee, who sifted through dozens of applications before making their recommendations to the regents, said they are pleased with the board's choices.
''Those candidates were certainly well inside the group that we recommended to the board,'' said Carlton Brown, president of Savannah State University and a member of the search committee.
''We were confident every person we sent forward was not only qualified to do that job but would be the answer to the question: 'What's next after Portch?'''
Under Georgia law, the regents may not select one of the finalists for the job any sooner than 14 days from Wednesday.
Harris said the board will continue to interview the candidates, possibly visiting their current and former employers, between now and next month, when they hope to vote on a new chancellor. ''Naturally, when you're selecting someone as important as chancellor, you're looking for leadership, experience and someone that has a vision for where they want to take you,'' Harris said. ''What you'll try to do now is discover if there are any unknowns that might have a bearing on the final decision.''
This article published in the Athens Banner-Herald on Thursday, October 11, 2001.
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The start of a new year brings a great opportunity to reflect — we can look back on what we accomplished, and make resolutions for the coming 12 months. I always look forward to cleaning out the old closet and making room for fresh new pieces. With less than 48 hours until a brand-new year, I thought it necessary to highlight some of the things I'm planning — and coveting — when the clock strikes midnight. Click through to see my 11 style resolutions for 2011.
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