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B4 the Bell, Humpday Sept. 1, 2004


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Good luck to all Floridian stoolies.

 

Somebody mention 2500 chickens blown to Mexico in a hurricane. Talk about yer poultry in motion. And peopl sandblasted to death in the keys? That's one I hadn't heard about before. It'll be in the premiere issue of a mag I'm thinking of starting called simply, "WORRY".

 

The weather in the Pacific NorthWest has been odd this summer, unbearably hot and humid followed by monsoon rains. Caterpillar plagues, followed by hordes of wasps. Brian, did you catch the item about the swat team with helicopters rounding up pot farmers on Lasqueti island? I was there just two days before that one and couldn't really leave the boat the wasps were so thick. I counted over 100 in this tiny coffee shop we visited. Perhaps they thrive on the natural compost the pot farmers fertilize with. I wonder how many robocop wannabes got stung in the raid. The world's going to hell in handbasket and the govt is all bent out of shape over a few retrohippies growing stuff that makes you think revolutionary thoughts like--Hey man, is that dog laughing at me?

 

Yep, Mother Nature definitely has her knickers in a twist and she's ready to kick some human butt with her hobnailed boots. You go, Girl. But take it easy on Florida now.

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9:47AM 2004 ISM Strongest Since Early 1970s : Before market concern (panic?) erupts given the potential for a sub 60 August ISM index to be released at 10 ET, understand the index and its multi-decade strength. The national manufacturing index has held above 61 for the nine months since November -- the longest string of 60 levels since the early 1970s ('72-'73). Any level above 50 is generally consistent with growth as the softening since January's 20 year high of 63.6 only represents growth deceleration rather than declines in activity. And, chances are given the stability of the national index that August could well be a 10th month of 60 or above -- reason to be bullish on the economy and the manufacturing sector in particular rather than the shrieks we're hearing from some uninformed market participants.

 

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What blatant unhidden BS this plaything of the matrix has become

Look no further then the US stock market to see our future.

I have never been so disgusted and saddened.

Losing my will to fight at a rapid rate.

Drunk with power these lowlifes

Two rules -- always take delivery, and don't play their game at their tables with their dealers in their casino. :o

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ism down. somebody tell me why broads are going up?

Cause "We've turned the corner"? :blink:

no...no...no....this is why......

 

 

Dollar gains as ISM report falls in line with forecasts By Rachel Koning

CHICAGO (CBS.MW) -- The dollar made back some ground against its major rivals after a report on the U.S. factory sector failed to turn up a more-pronounced slowdown that some had expected. The Institute for Supply Management index fell to 59.0 percent in August from 62.0 percent in July. The decline was essentially in line with the average forecast.

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