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Early morning storms
You know it’s spring in North Texas when the weather forecast reads like this…
HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR NORTH TEXAS.
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORT WORTH TX
849 PM CDT THU APR 3 2008
SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS ARE EXPECTED TO CONTINUE ALONG AND NORTH OF
INTERSTATE 20 TONIGHT…AS A COLD FRONT DROPS INTO THE AREA. LARGE
HAIL…DAMAGING WINDS…FREQUENT CLOUD TO GROUND LIGHTNING…AND
LOCALLY HEAVY [...]
Grubb & Ellis 2009 Commerical Real Estate Forecast
From the News Release: Grubb & Ellis Company today released its 2009 Global Real Estate Forecast, which indicates that 2009 will be a challenging year for commercial real estate with the economy starting the year 13 months into what may become the longest recession since the 1930s. “The economy will struggle in 2009, which will dampen demand for all product types, resulting in negative absorption and increased vacancy,” said Robert Bach, senior vice president, chief economist of Grubb & Elli
Evergreen Solar Shuts Pilot Factory, Takes $25M Write Off
Evergreen Solar, which makes solar panels, has shuttered its pilot factory and plans to take a $25 million write off as a result, the company said Monday. The move should help the Marlboro, Mass.-based company save money, a much-needed move as it tries to weather recession. It’s one of a growing list of solar companies that have vowed to cut costs as they face a lowering demand for their products. LDK Solar, a Chinese silicon wafer maker, on Monday cut its sales and shipment forecast for 2009.
ANOTHER COMPLEX STORM WILL DEVELOP
... SNOW COULD FALL HEAVY AT TIMES DURING WEDNESDAY.ALONG WITH A BRIEF PERIOD OF SLEET. FORECAST SNOWFALL AMOUNTS OF 7 INCHES OR MORE ARE POSSIBLE BY THUR MORNING ...I've been getting emails from The Emergency Email & Wireless Network for a few years now. It's a handy get-your-attention free service that tells you about upcoming big weather events ... and, of course, Homeland Security color changes.But I gotta admit ... I'm sick of snowstorms! Our driveway has already been plowed six times. T
USD/JPY Daily Outlook
INTRA-DAY USD/JPY OUTLOOK - 93.07 Last Update At: 06 Jan 2009 00:31 GMT As dlr has edged lower at Asian opening after rising to a marginal high of 93.59 in Australia, suggesting sideways consolidation wud be seen n below initial sup at 92.86 (NY low) wud bring minor retrace. of y'day's rally to 92.55/60 b4 rebound. Stand aside n look to buy dlr on such decline but reckon said y'day's high wud hold fm here... Range Forecast 92.86 / 93.20 Resistance/Support R: 93.59 / 93.91 / 94.50 S: 92.86 /
Financial News: Asset managers turn to corporate bonds
High-grade corporate bonds are set to outperform other asset classes in 2009, fund managers and market strategists surveyed by the Financial Times have forecast. More than half those surveyed said high-quality corporate credit was trading at cheap l
Tweets on 2009-01-05
Hehehe. Which kitchen appliance thinks heaven is a place on earth? Blender Carlisle! # @toranika apart from going to eg google.fr and clicking “pages francophones / pages frances” ? in reply to Toranika # @meryl_f Much? Snow forecast here but not arrived. in reply to Meryl_F # Oh, lordy me - I won a Bad Taste Award! # It’s raining here - yet again it’s very slightly too warm for snow. # Powered by Twitter Tools.
Israeli Onslaught May Work in Obama’s Favor: Financial Times Deutschland
Could it be that Israel’s offensive in Gaza will make it possible for a President Obama to ’start off fresh’ in regard to that particular Middle East crisis? That is the forecast of the Financial Times Deutschland editorial board. This editorial from the business daily says in part: “As long as he’s not in office, he can’t be assigned responsibility for the escalation. Obama has therefore wisely refrained from speaking out publicly on the renewed violence. … Should Israel’s calculations pr
IRELAND MELTDOWN...
I see that the Irish Government's end-of-year returns have shown a massive tax revenue shortfall of €8.13 billion. Publishing the much worse-than-anticipated figures today, Minister for Finance Brian Lenihan predicated the economy would shrink by a further four per cent this year and said that “decisive and sustained” Government action was urgently required. The revenue shortfall had been forecast to be around €6.5 billion as recently as early October when Mr Lenihan unveiled his first budget a
