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Current Value make very great drum&bass ;)
Dark Rain is my favo song from Current
Value^^
http://www.intransigent.de/audio/releases/INT
REC008b%20-%20Current%20Value%20-%20Dark%20Ra
in.mp3
The Lyric:
darkness just rain falling
through endless skies
heardless just pain coming
from deep inside
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MySpace:
http://www.myspace.com/currentvalue
For Buy:
http://www.dancerecords.com/products/141021
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[ Copyright by 'Current Value' for 'Dark
Rain' ]
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| Shiller comparing current situation to Great... |
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... Depression prelude!
1/29/2008
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Housing Bust Recovery in 1930s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlkOPAa4Mao
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http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/3a6ad6d0-d014-11dc-
9309-0000779fd2ac.html
US consumers in cautious mood
By James Politi in Washington
Published: January 31 2008 16:12 | Last
updated: January 31 2008 16:12
The sharp slowdown in the US economy was
highlighted on Thursday as fresh data showed
that consumer spending rose a meagre 0.2 per
cent in December and jobless claims moved
unexpectedly higher last week.
The data on consumer spending from the
commerce department, though slightly above
expectations, was the weakest since September
2006, and contrasted with a 1.1 per cent gain
in November. It confirmed that even as
retailers tried to attract customers with
heavy discounts during the holiday season, US
consumers spent cautiously.
Personal income rose 0.5 per cent in
December, also slightly above expectations.
The personal consumption expenditure price
index, excluding food and energy, rose 2.2
per cent, providing evidence that inflation
could remain a concern for US policymakers.
Recession fears came sharply into focus this
week after it emerged that the US economy
grew by 0.6 per cent in the fourth quarter.
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday cut interest
rates by 50 basis points - on top of its 75
basis point emergency easing of monetary
policy last week -- in an effort to tackle
the slowdown.
Among economic indicators, one relatively
bright spot recently was the weekly jobless
claims data. But on Thursday, it emerged that
the number of workers who filed for
unemployment benefits last week rose sharply,
by 71,000 jobs, to 375,000, or the most since
Hurricane Katrina hit in September 2005.
"After a series of low-side readings this
increase clearly raises fresh questions about
the health of the labour market," said
JPMorgan's economics research team. On
Friday, the US government will release its
monthly jobs report, which could provide
economists with a better reading of
employment trends.
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Housing Meltdown
Why home prices could drop 25% more on
average before the market finally hits bottom
http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/
08_06/b4070040767516.htm
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