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THE NEWS...is broken.
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Broke.
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BREAKING NEWS...
THE NEWS...is broken.
So is my TSP account balance.
Broke.
Vista-free outlook for Microsoft
By Martin J Young
HUA HIN, Thailand - Microsoft has been touting its latest version of Windows this week and moved closer to dropping the much-derided Vista operating system by the wayside. Windows 7, expected in early 2010, will be built on Vista but, according to chief executive Steve Ballmer, it will be a lot better.Microsoft claims to have solved all of these glitches and is looking forward to Windows 7, while slowly pushing Vista under the rug.
Windows 7 is likely to be the operating system that Vista should have been
For Microsoft, it's either 'get rid of Vista' or 'continue to allow Vista to be the best reason to give Apple a harder look' from a marketing standpoint. Vista should come packaged with blood pressure medication! :laugh:http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Global_Economy/JK01Dj02.html
I might be able to completely bypass upgrading to Microsoft Vista after all!
Cool!![]()
For Microsoft, it's either 'get rid of Vista' or 'continue to allow Vista to be the best reason to give Apple a harder look' from a marketing standpoint. Vista should come packaged with blood pressure medication! :laugh:
I wonder if those of us stuck with the reviled operating system will have to pay to upgrade to something that works?! :suspicious:
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The rate on three-month loans in dollars--known as the London Interbank Offered Rate, or Libor--rose over 0.01 percentage points to 2.22 percent, according to the British Bankers' Association.
Richard R forwarded an article from the Euromoney newsletter that reported that another bunch of scumbags were lying, this time about their pledged US Treasury assets as collateral for debts and bets, and when it came time to make good on their losses, they could not deliver the pledged collateral!
Thus, "fails to deliver among the 17 primary dealers in the US Treasury market have rocketed to more than $2 trillion over a period of weeks and still lie above $1.3 trillion. Broker/dealers have stopped delivering bonds."