Declare Your Independence with Ernest Hancock Afternoon November 18th 2009
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Declare Your Independence with Ernest Hancock
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Judge David Carter, Orly Taitz lawsuit, Obama trial has been set for Jan. 26, 2010 11-18-2009 citizenwells.wordpress.com Judge David Carter refused to hear Obamas request for dismissal today, instead setting a hearing date for Oct. 5, since Obamas attorneys had just filed the motion on Friday. He indicated there was almost no chance that this case would be dismissed   News Link
Precious Metals
Gold hits record above $1,150/oz as dollar falls
11-18-2009 Reuters
Gold rose to record highs above $1,150 an ounce on Wednesday as the dollar index languished, boosting interest in the metal as an alternative asset, after largely benign U.S. inflation data. The metal is likely to break through to further highs in co |
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Forum discusses fixing state budget 11-18-2009 Arizona Republic Arizona could get out of its budget jam more quickly if state legislators would act more like statesmen and less like political partisans, a group of politicians, lobbyists and policy makers concluded Tuesday. It's the latest in a series of calls  News Link
Housing
Construction of new homes drops a surprising 10.6% in October
11-18-2009 LA Times
Builders curtailed construction of new homes sharply in October, according to a government report released this morning. The pace of new residential construction fell unexpectedly by 10.6% to a seasonally adjusted 529,000 annual rate compared with |
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Arizona's Top News
Lawmakers to debate protections for homeowners
11-18-2009 East Valley Tribune
The mortgage measure is the latest effort by the bankers to keep from being stuck with properties that are worth less than they loaned to homeowners. Arizona is an "anti-deficiency'' state. Homeowners who end up owning more than the property is wo |
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Arizona's Top News
Arizona to borrow its way out of debt
11-18-2009 Arizona Republic
As lawmakers convened to start chipping away at a $2 billion budget deficit, the state is preparing to turn to outside lenders for the first time in Arizona history. The borrowing is needed to give the state enough cash to carry it through ongoing re |
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Economy - Economics USA
California faces a projected deficit of $21 billion
11-18-2009 LA Times
Less than four months after California leaders stitched together a patchwork budget, a projected deficit of nearly $21 billion already looms over Sacramento, according to a report to be released today by the chief budget analyst. The new figure -- |
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Vaccines and Vaccinations
Doctors say most Britons reject swine flu vaccine
11-18-2009 Reuters
More than half of Britons being offered vaccination against pandemic H1N1 flu are turning it down because they fear side-effects or think the virus is too mild to bother, a survey of doctors showed on Wednesday. Many of the 107 family doctors poll |
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Continental Congress 2009
Ed's Video Report - Day 6 - Continental Congress 2009
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I get some help with my Report this evening as the "Faithfully Execute Clause" Subcommittee finishes their Presentation for tomorrow. |
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Economy - Economics USA
Next group to be blamed for the economy: The mathematicians
11-18-2009 Reuters
The Oxford-trained mathematician is going global with his message to fellow math geeks who permeate big banks and hedge funds everywhere -- the people he believes drove the financial world to the brink of collapse last year. |
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