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(Reuters) - The U.S. services sector grew in March at its fastest pace
in nearly four years, data showed on Monday, while pending sales
contracts for existing homes rose in February, suggesting steady
economic improvement.

Housing Market

The Institute for Supply Management said its service index grew in March
for a third straight month, jumping to 55.4, its strongest reading since
May 2006. That was up from February's 53.0 reading and above economists'
forecasts for 54.0 for March.

A reading above 50 indicates expansion in the sector.

U.S. stock indexes rose and the dollar pared losses against the yen
after the data, which bolstered hopes that the economy is recovering
swiftly from a deep recession.

Separate reports last week showed the U.S. manufacturing sector grew for
an eighth straight month in March, expanding at its fastest pace since
July 2004, while U.S. employers added jobs last month at the fastest
rate in three years.

"Looks like the good news continues," said Alan Gayle, senior investment
strategist at Ridgeworth Investments in Richmond, Virginia. "All this
suggests that the economic recovery is spilling over into job creation."

A separate report from the National Association of Realtors showed
contracts for pending sales of previously owned homes unexpectedly rose
in February.

Both reports "are generally supporting the idea that the recovery is
moving ahead," said Tom Porcelli, senior economist at RBC Capital
Markets in New York. "We're moving along here -- there's no better way
to state it."

The vast U.S. services sector accounts for some two-thirds of U.S.
economic activity, and analysts say growth in this sector bodes well for
consumer spending and overall employment.

The employment component of the ISM index rose slightly in March, while
new orders jumped as well.

The Conference Board, a private research group, said the U.S. job market
strengthened for a seventh straight month in March, with fewer Americans
having trouble finding work.

Economists say job growth is essential for continued economic expansion,
particularly as government stimulus spending starts to fade. And despite
improvements in the labor market, the jobless rate remained at 9.7
percent in March for a third straight month.
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Good news for America is, of course, bad news for the Republicans.

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On 05/04/2010 9:57 AM, hk wrote:
(Reuters) - The U.S. services sector grew in March at its fastest pace
in nearly four years, data showed on Monday, while pending sales
contracts for existing homes rose in February, suggesting steady
economic improvement.

Housing Market

The Institute for Supply Management said its service index grew in March
for a third straight month, jumping to 55.4, its strongest reading since
May 2006. That was up from February's 53.0 reading and above economists'
forecasts for 54.0 for March.

A reading above 50 indicates expansion in the sector.

For those in the know, it isn't expansion, it is currency deflation,
otherwise known as inflation. Check out you gasoline proces. USD has
lost about 5% of its value in the last month alone.

And real estate isn't going to despreciate like USD....

Today, CAD is so close to par you wish you could shave like that.

--
Liberal-statism is an addiction to other peoples money.

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On 4/5/10 12:51 PM, Canuck57 wrote:
On 05/04/2010 9:57 AM, hk wrote:
(Reuters) - The U.S. services sector grew in March at its fastest pace
in nearly four years, data showed on Monday, while pending sales
contracts for existing homes rose in February, suggesting steady
economic improvement.

Housing Market

The Institute for Supply Management said its service index grew in March
for a third straight month, jumping to 55.4, its strongest reading since
May 2006. That was up from February's 53.0 reading and above economists'
forecasts for 54.0 for March.

A reading above 50 indicates expansion in the sector.

For those in the know, it isn't expansion, it is currency deflation,
otherwise known as inflation. Check out you gasoline proces. USD has
lost about 5% of its value in the last month alone.

And real estate isn't going to despreciate like USD....

Today, CAD is so close to par you wish you could shave like that.



For those in the know? Well, let's see...we have a number of private and
governmental agencies showing, cautiously, growth...and we have
Canuck57, a non-portfolio'd teabagger pimping the Republican bull****...

Hmmm...it's sooooo hard to choose.

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On 4/5/10 1:35 PM, Steve wrote:
On 5-Apr-2010, wrote:

(Reuters) - The U.S. services sector grew in March at its fastest pace
in nearly four years, data showed on Monday.................

DAMN! That means pretty soon we'll need even more illegal Mexicans!
(Legitimate Mexicans are building cars, TV's, electronics, home appliances
etc. in Mexico, doing the jobs "Americans" just won't do.)

You can NEVER have enough low wage retail clerks, car wash attendants and
government lackies.


You mean,there's hope that someday I am Tosk will be employed as a clerk
or car wash attendant? Doubtful.


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"Canuck57" wrote in message
...
On 05/04/2010 9:57 AM, hk wrote:
(Reuters) - The U.S. services sector grew in March at its fastest pace
in nearly four years, data showed on Monday, while pending sales
contracts for existing homes rose in February, suggesting steady
economic improvement.

Housing Market

The Institute for Supply Management said its service index grew in March
for a third straight month, jumping to 55.4, its strongest reading since
May 2006. That was up from February's 53.0 reading and above economists'
forecasts for 54.0 for March.

A reading above 50 indicates expansion in the sector.

For those in the know, it isn't expansion, it is currency deflation,
otherwise known as inflation. Check out you gasoline proces. USD has
lost about 5% of its value in the last month alone.

And real estate isn't going to despreciate like USD....

Today, CAD is so close to par you wish you could shave like that.

--
Liberal-statism is an addiction to other peoples money.


And, you're an uninformed liar.

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On Mon, 05 Apr 2010 14:21:02 -0400, hk
wrote:

snipped for brevity

Why? Whatever the price, we can afford it. We don't use any more than we
want to...but that doesn't mean we can only buy so much.

Truck drivers and small business freight companies should be
encouraged by your analysis.

http://www.wsws.org/articles/2008/ma...truc-m18.shtml

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"Steve" wrote in message
...

On 5-Apr-2010, hk wrote:

(Reuters) - The U.S. services sector grew in March at its fastest pace
in nearly four years, data showed on Monday.................

DAMN! That means pretty soon we'll need even more illegal Mexicans!
(Legitimate Mexicans are building cars, TV's, electronics, home appliances
etc. in Mexico, doing the jobs "Americans" just won't do.)

You can NEVER have enough low wage retail clerks, car wash attendants and
government lackies.

The problem with the government lackies is that if you were to do a cost to
value analysis (actual hours worked vs paid for) you end up in $100s/hour.
Let's outsourse them all.

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On 5-Apr-2010, "mmc" wrote:

DAMN! That means pretty soon we'll need even more illegal Mexicans!
(Legitimate Mexicans are building cars, TV's, electronics, home
appliances
etc. in Mexico, doing the jobs "Americans" just won't do.)

You can NEVER have enough low wage retail clerks, car wash attendants
and
government lackies.

The problem with the government lackies is that if you were to do a cost
to
value analysis (actual hours worked vs paid for) you end up in $100s/hour.

Let's outsourse them all.

You CAN'T outsource them - what would a functional commercial enterprise
advertise for? "Help wanted: Incompetent lardasses that have no original
thoughts and resent having to work at all to fill the positions of making
the public that pays their obscene "wages" frustrated with your
incompetence."? Before you know it every loon from the post office and DMV
and people that buy foreign cars would be beating thewir doors down.

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On 5-Apr-2010, hk wrote:

You mean,there's hope that someday I am Tosk will be employed as a clerk
or car wash attendant? Doubtful.

He no sprechen ze Español???

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On 4/5/10 4:20 PM, Steve wrote:
On 5-Apr-2010, wrote:

DAMN! That means pretty soon we'll need even more illegal Mexicans!
(Legitimate Mexicans are building cars, TV's, electronics, home
appliances
etc. in Mexico, doing the jobs "Americans" just won't do.)

You can NEVER have enough low wage retail clerks, car wash attendants
and
government lackies.

The problem with the government lackies is that if you were to do a cost
to
value analysis (actual hours worked vs paid for) you end up in $100s/hour.

Let's outsourse them all.

You CAN'T outsource them - what would a functional commercial enterprise
advertise for? "Help wanted: Incompetent lardasses that have no original
thoughts and resent having to work at all to fill the positions of making
the public that pays their obscene "wages" frustrated with your
incompetence."?

Sounds like you are describing corporate America's wall street money
managers and manufacturing execs...

I doubt either of you could qualify for any medium or higher lever job
with the federal government.




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On 4/5/10 4:22 PM, Steve wrote:
On 5-Apr-2010, wrote:

You mean,there's hope that someday I am Tosk will be employed as a clerk
or car wash attendant? Doubtful.

He no sprechen ze Español???


He barely handles English.

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On 5-Apr-2010, hk wrote:

advertise for? "Help wanted: Incompetent lardasses that have no
original
thoughts and resent having to work at all to fill the positions of
making
the public that pays their obscene "wages" frustrated with your
incompetence."?

Sounds like you are describing corporate America's wall street money
managers and manufacturing execs...

I doubt either of you could qualify for any medium or higher lever job
with the federal government.

That is absolutely correct - I would not condone the useless bureaucracy.
If only 20% of the public quit condoning the incompetence and corruption,
there would be 10 to 15 million unemployed lackies. Their wages could be put
into productive enterprise.

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On 5-Apr-2010, hk wrote:

You mean,there's hope that someday I am Tosk will be employed as a
clerk
or car wash attendant? Doubtful.

He no sprechen ze Español???


He barely handles English.

If he's a lush or pervert, he could run for congress!

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On 4/5/10 4:35 PM, Steve wrote:
On 5-Apr-2010, wrote:

advertise for? "Help wanted: Incompetent lardasses that have no
original
thoughts and resent having to work at all to fill the positions of
making
the public that pays their obscene "wages" frustrated with your
incompetence."?

Sounds like you are describing corporate America's wall street money
managers and manufacturing execs...

I doubt either of you could qualify for any medium or higher lever job
with the federal government.

That is absolutely correct - I would not condone the useless bureaucracy.
If only 20% of the public quit condoning the incompetence and corruption,
there would be 10 to 15 million unemployed lackies. Their wages could be put
into productive enterprise.


Right... snerk



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"Steve" wrote in message
...

On 5-Apr-2010, hk wrote:

You mean,there's hope that someday I am Tosk will be employed as a
clerk
or car wash attendant? Doubtful.

He no sprechen ze Español???


He barely handles English.

If he's a lush or pervert, he could run for congress!


Heh... either party!

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"mmc" wrote in message
g.com...

"Steve" wrote in message
...

On 5-Apr-2010, hk wrote:

(Reuters) - The U.S. services sector grew in March at its fastest pace
in nearly four years, data showed on Monday.................

DAMN! That means pretty soon we'll need even more illegal Mexicans!
(Legitimate Mexicans are building cars, TV's, electronics, home
appliances
etc. in Mexico, doing the jobs "Americans" just won't do.)

You can NEVER have enough low wage retail clerks, car wash attendants and
government lackies.

The problem with the government lackies is that if you were to do a cost
to value analysis (actual hours worked vs paid for) you end up in
$100s/hour. Let's outsourse them all.



Like the military? They're gov't employees. Oh wait, we tried that and got
Blackwater.

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On 05/04/2010 2:20 PM, Steve wrote:
On 5-Apr-2010, wrote:

DAMN! That means pretty soon we'll need even more illegal Mexicans!
(Legitimate Mexicans are building cars, TV's, electronics, home
appliances
etc. in Mexico, doing the jobs "Americans" just won't do.)

You can NEVER have enough low wage retail clerks, car wash attendants
and
government lackies.

The problem with the government lackies is that if you were to do a cost
to
value analysis (actual hours worked vs paid for) you end up in $100s/hour.

Let's outsourse them all.

You CAN'T outsource them - what would a functional commercial enterprise
advertise for? "Help wanted: Incompetent lardasses that have no original
thoughts and resent having to work at all to fill the positions of making
the public that pays their obscene "wages" frustrated with your
incompetence."? Before you know it every loon from the post office and DMV
and people that buy foreign cars would be beating thewir doors down.

Obama has the answer, we all work for the government pushing paper.

--
Liberal-statism is an addiction to other peoples money.

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"Steve" wrote in message
...

On 5-Apr-2010, hk wrote:

advertise for? "Help wanted: Incompetent lardasses that have no
original
thoughts and resent having to work at all to fill the positions of
making
the public that pays their obscene "wages" frustrated with your
incompetence."?

Sounds like you are describing corporate America's wall street money
managers and manufacturing execs...

I doubt either of you could qualify for any medium or higher lever job
with the federal government.

That is absolutely correct - I would not condone the useless bureaucracy.
If only 20% of the public quit condoning the incompetence and corruption,
there would be 10 to 15 million unemployed lackies. Their wages could be
put
into productive enterprise.

I couldn't qualify since I have the work ethic required to actually earn my
wages. This is neither required or tolerated in government jobs.
I think you could probably do well in gov't, Harry. Probably fit right in
and the transition from doing nothing to almost nothing shouldn't be too
painful.

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"Steve" wrote in message
...

On 5-Apr-2010, "mmc" wrote:

DAMN! That means pretty soon we'll need even more illegal Mexicans!
(Legitimate Mexicans are building cars, TV's, electronics, home
appliances
etc. in Mexico, doing the jobs "Americans" just won't do.)

You can NEVER have enough low wage retail clerks, car wash attendants
and
government lackies.

The problem with the government lackies is that if you were to do a cost
to
value analysis (actual hours worked vs paid for) you end up in
$100s/hour.

Let's outsourse them all.

You CAN'T outsource them - what would a functional commercial enterprise
advertise for? "Help wanted: Incompetent lardasses that have no original
thoughts and resent having to work at all to fill the positions of making
the public that pays their obscene "wages" frustrated with your
incompetence."? Before you know it every loon from the post office and
DMV
and people that buy foreign cars would be beating thewir doors down
..
I think we may have a bunch of them working in the Lowes down here.

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On 4/5/10 8:44 PM, mmc wrote:
wrote in message
...

On 5-Apr-2010, wrote:

advertise for? "Help wanted: Incompetent lardasses that have no
original
thoughts and resent having to work at all to fill the positions of
making
the public that pays their obscene "wages" frustrated with your
incompetence."?

Sounds like you are describing corporate America's wall street money
managers and manufacturing execs...

I doubt either of you could qualify for any medium or higher lever job
with the federal government.

That is absolutely correct - I would not condone the useless bureaucracy.
If only 20% of the public quit condoning the incompetence and corruption,
there would be 10 to 15 million unemployed lackies. Their wages could be
put
into productive enterprise.

I couldn't qualify since I have the work ethic required to actually earn my
wages. This is neither required or tolerated in government jobs.
I think you could probably do well in gov't, Harry. Probably fit right in
and the transition from doing nothing to almost nothing shouldn't be too
painful.




I don't think I'd be interested in your private sector job as a fluffer.

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"mmc" wrote in message
g.com...

"Steve" wrote in message
...

On 5-Apr-2010, hk wrote:

advertise for? "Help wanted: Incompetent lardasses that have no
original
thoughts and resent having to work at all to fill the positions of
making
the public that pays their obscene "wages" frustrated with your
incompetence."?

Sounds like you are describing corporate America's wall street money
managers and manufacturing execs...

I doubt either of you could qualify for any medium or higher lever job
with the federal government.

That is absolutely correct - I would not condone the useless bureaucracy.
If only 20% of the public quit condoning the incompetence and corruption,
there would be 10 to 15 million unemployed lackies. Their wages could be
put
into productive enterprise.

I couldn't qualify since I have the work ethic required to actually earn
my wages. This is neither required or tolerated in government jobs.
I think you could probably do well in gov't, Harry. Probably fit right in
and the transition from doing nothing to almost nothing shouldn't be too
painful.



Really? All gov't jobs? More total bs.

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"Canuck57" wrote in message
...
On 05/04/2010 2:20 PM, Steve wrote:
On 5-Apr-2010, wrote:

DAMN! That means pretty soon we'll need even more illegal Mexicans!
(Legitimate Mexicans are building cars, TV's, electronics, home
appliances
etc. in Mexico, doing the jobs "Americans" just won't do.)

You can NEVER have enough low wage retail clerks, car wash attendants
and
government lackies.

The problem with the government lackies is that if you were to do a cost
to
value analysis (actual hours worked vs paid for) you end up in
$100s/hour.

Let's outsourse them all.

You CAN'T outsource them - what would a functional commercial enterprise
advertise for? "Help wanted: Incompetent lardasses that have no original
thoughts and resent having to work at all to fill the positions of making
the public that pays their obscene "wages" frustrated with your
incompetence."? Before you know it every loon from the post office and
DMV
and people that buy foreign cars would be beating thewir doors down.

Obama has the answer, we all work for the government pushing paper.

--
Liberal-statism is an addiction to other peoples money.


We? You don't live nor can you enter the US, apparently.

--
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On 5-Apr-2010, "nom=de=plume" wrote:

I couldn't qualify since I have the work ethic required to actually earn

my wages. This is neither required or tolerated in government jobs.
I think you could probably do well in gov't, Harry. Probably fit right
in
and the transition from doing nothing to almost nothing shouldn't be too

painful.



Really? All gov't jobs? More total bs.

2/3 of federal, state and local governments could be eliminated with nothing
but positive repurcussions. The whine and beg class will never let that
happen.

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On 4/6/10 7:27 AM, Steve wrote:
On 5-Apr-2010, wrote:

I couldn't qualify since I have the work ethic required to actually earn

my wages. This is neither required or tolerated in government jobs.
I think you could probably do well in gov't, Harry. Probably fit right
in
and the transition from doing nothing to almost nothing shouldn't be too

painful.



Really? All gov't jobs? More total bs.

2/3 of federal, state and local governments could be eliminated with nothing
but positive repurcussions.

Another drug-induced analyses?



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"Steve" wrote in message
...

On 5-Apr-2010, "nom=de=plume" wrote:

I couldn't qualify since I have the work ethic required to actually
earn

my wages. This is neither required or tolerated in government jobs.
I think you could probably do well in gov't, Harry. Probably fit right
in
and the transition from doing nothing to almost nothing shouldn't be
too

painful.



Really? All gov't jobs? More total bs.

2/3 of federal, state and local governments could be eliminated with
nothing
but positive repurcussions. The whine and beg class will never let that
happen.


According to you. Wow. You should run for something. How about the ice cream
truck.

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On 6-Apr-2010, "nom=de=plume" wrote:

2/3 of federal, state and local governments could be eliminated with
nothing
but positive repurcussions. The whine and beg class will never let that
happen.


According to you. Wow. You should run for something. How about the ice
cream
truck.

Waste of time. The panderers have the upper hand. It is not possibe to
bring the United States back to a structure of production, solid, profitable
core industries, a majprity middle class, or civilized social standards. It
likely won't become 3rd world (maybe in 4 to 5 generations) but 2nd world is
solidly in place. No sense in getting upset about it. It's done, and
strangely, enthusiastically endorsed by the masses. 537 scumbags in D.C.
cannot change what 2/3 or a population of 300 million define.

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"Steve" wrote in message
...

On 6-Apr-2010, "nom=de=plume" wrote:

2/3 of federal, state and local governments could be eliminated with
nothing
but positive repurcussions. The whine and beg class will never let
that
happen.


According to you. Wow. You should run for something. How about the ice
cream
truck.

Waste of time. The panderers have the upper hand. It is not possibe to
bring the United States back to a structure of production, solid,
profitable
core industries, a majprity middle class, or civilized social standards.
It
likely won't become 3rd world (maybe in 4 to 5 generations) but 2nd world
is
solidly in place. No sense in getting upset about it. It's done, and
strangely, enthusiastically endorsed by the masses. 537 scumbags in D.C.
cannot change what 2/3 or a population of 300 million define.


Well, I disagree. We won't return to the environment we had, say in the
1950s, but the world has changed. We're innovators. We adapt.

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On Wed, 07 Apr 2010 17:54:06 -0700, nom=de=plume wrote:


Well, I disagree. We won't return to the environment we had, say in the
1950s, but the world has changed. We're innovators. We adapt.

Funny, we are still the world's third largest exporter.

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On Thu, 08 Apr 2010 07:16:35 -0500, thunder
wrote:

On Wed, 07 Apr 2010 17:54:06 -0700, nom=de=plume wrote:


Well, I disagree. We won't return to the environment we had, say in the
1950s, but the world has changed. We're innovators. We adapt.

Funny, we are still the world's third largest exporter.

Unfortunately, one of our major exports has become talent.

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"thunder" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 07 Apr 2010 17:54:06 -0700, nom=de=plume wrote:


Well, I disagree. We won't return to the environment we had, say in the
1950s, but the world has changed. We're innovators. We adapt.

Funny, we are still the world's third largest exporter.


I guess we're doomed then.

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"jps" wrote in message
...
On Thu, 08 Apr 2010 07:16:35 -0500, thunder
wrote:

On Wed, 07 Apr 2010 17:54:06 -0700, nom=de=plume wrote:


Well, I disagree. We won't return to the environment we had, say in the
1950s, but the world has changed. We're innovators. We adapt.

Funny, we are still the world's third largest exporter.

Unfortunately, one of our major exports has become talent.

Not to mention 'merican dollars.

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On Mon, 05 Apr 2010 10:51:01 -0600, Canuck57
wrote:

On 05/04/2010 9:57 AM, hk wrote:
(Reuters) - The U.S. services sector grew in March at its fastest pace
in nearly four years, data showed on Monday, while pending sales
contracts for existing homes rose in February, suggesting steady
economic improvement.

Housing Market

The Institute for Supply Management said its service index grew in March
for a third straight month, jumping to 55.4, its strongest reading since
May 2006. That was up from February's 53.0 reading and above economists'
forecasts for 54.0 for March.

A reading above 50 indicates expansion in the sector.

For those in the know, it isn't expansion, it is currency deflation,
otherwise known as inflation. Check out you gasoline proces. USD has
lost about 5% of its value in the last month alone.

inflation last year was 2%.

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"bpuharic" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 05 Apr 2010 10:51:01 -0600, Canuck57
wrote:

On 05/04/2010 9:57 AM, hk wrote:
(Reuters) - The U.S. services sector grew in March at its fastest pace
in nearly four years, data showed on Monday, while pending sales
contracts for existing homes rose in February, suggesting steady
economic improvement.

Housing Market

The Institute for Supply Management said its service index grew in March
for a third straight month, jumping to 55.4, its strongest reading since
May 2006. That was up from February's 53.0 reading and above economists'
forecasts for 54.0 for March.

A reading above 50 indicates expansion in the sector.

For those in the know, it isn't expansion, it is currency deflation,
otherwise known as inflation. Check out you gasoline proces. USD has
lost about 5% of its value in the last month alone.

inflation last year was 2%.



OH MY GOD!!! We're doomed! Doomed I say! Sell everything immediately! Invest
in gold.

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On Thu, 8 Apr 2010 16:58:27 -0700, "nom=de=plume"
wrote:

"bpuharic" wrote in message
.. .
On Mon, 05 Apr 2010 10:51:01 -0600, Canuck57
wrote:

On 05/04/2010 9:57 AM, hk wrote:
(Reuters) - The U.S. services sector grew in March at its fastest pace
in nearly four years, data showed on Monday, while pending sales
contracts for existing homes rose in February, suggesting steady
economic improvement.

Housing Market

The Institute for Supply Management said its service index grew in March
for a third straight month, jumping to 55.4, its strongest reading since
May 2006. That was up from February's 53.0 reading and above economists'
forecasts for 54.0 for March.

A reading above 50 indicates expansion in the sector.

For those in the know, it isn't expansion, it is currency deflation,
otherwise known as inflation. Check out you gasoline proces. USD has
lost about 5% of its value in the last month alone.

inflation last year was 2%.



OH MY GOD!!! We're doomed! Doomed I say! Sell everything immediately! Invest
in gold.

yeah i love watching the right get bitch slapped. jon chait's blog at
'new republic' has a masterful takedown of right wing puppet larry
kudlow by david frum, who's being expelled by the conservative
movement

not unlike when chait showed that jim manzi, a right winger who writes
for 'national review' was all ****ed up when he said the US economy
grew faster than 'socialist' europe's did.

the right is filled with horse**** claims

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On Apr 5, 12:50*pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote:
"Canuck57" wrote in message

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On 05/04/2010 9:57 AM, hk wrote:
(Reuters) - The U.S. services sector grew in March at its fastest pace
in nearly four years, data showed on Monday, while pending sales
contracts for existing homes rose in February, suggesting steady
economic improvement.

Housing Market

The Institute for Supply Management said its service index grew in March
for a third straight month, jumping to 55.4, its strongest reading since
May 2006. That was up from February's 53.0 reading and above economists'
forecasts for 54.0 for March.

A reading above 50 indicates expansion in the sector.

For those in the know, it isn't expansion, it is currency deflation,
otherwise known as inflation. *Check out you gasoline proces. *USD has
lost about 5% of its value in the last month alone.

And real estate isn't going to despreciate like USD....

Today, CAD is so close to par you wish you could shave like that.

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And, you're an uninformed liar.

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On Apr 6, 12:24*pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote:
"Steve" wrote in message

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On *5-Apr-2010, "nom=de=plume" wrote:

I couldn't qualify since I have the work ethic required to actually
earn

my wages. This is neither required or tolerated in government jobs.
I think you could probably do well in gov't, Harry. Probably fit right
in
and the transition from doing nothing to almost nothing shouldn't be
too

painful.

Really? All gov't jobs? More total bs.

2/3 of federal, state and local governments could be eliminated with
nothing
but positive repurcussions. *The whine and beg class will never let that
happen.

According to you. Wow. You should run for something. How about the ice cream
truck.

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On Apr 5, 4:46*pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote:
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On *5-Apr-2010, hk wrote:

(Reuters) - The U.S. services sector grew in March at its fastest pace
in nearly four years, data showed on Monday.................

DAMN! *That means pretty soon we'll need even more illegal Mexicans!
(Legitimate Mexicans are building cars, TV's, electronics, home
appliances
etc. in Mexico, doing the jobs "Americans" just won't do.)

You can NEVER have enough low wage retail clerks, car wash attendants and
government lackies.

The problem with the government lackies is that if you were to do a cost
to value analysis (actual hours worked vs paid for) you end up in
$100s/hour. Let's outsourse them all.

Like the military? They're gov't employees. Oh wait, we tried that and got
Blackwater.

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somewhere in your squirrel brain it does, but it's non-obvious."

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down was what's dumb"

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"TopBassDog" wrote in message
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On Apr 5, 12:50 pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote:
"Canuck57" wrote in message

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On 05/04/2010 9:57 AM, hk wrote:
(Reuters) - The U.S. services sector grew in March at its fastest pace
in nearly four years, data showed on Monday, while pending sales
contracts for existing homes rose in February, suggesting steady
economic improvement.

Housing Market

The Institute for Supply Management said its service index grew in
March
for a third straight month, jumping to 55.4, its strongest reading
since
May 2006. That was up from February's 53.0 reading and above
economists'
forecasts for 54.0 for March.

A reading above 50 indicates expansion in the sector.

For those in the know, it isn't expansion, it is currency deflation,
otherwise known as inflation. Check out you gasoline proces. USD has
lost about 5% of its value in the last month alone.

And real estate isn't going to despreciate like USD....

Today, CAD is so close to par you wish you could shave like that.

--
Liberal-statism is an addiction to other peoples money.

And, you're an uninformed liar.

--
Nom=de=Plume

D'Plume Quote: "What does this have to do with anything? I'm sure
somewhere in your squirrel brain it does, but it's non-obvious."

D'Plume Quote: "You haven't added anything, and you're attempted put
down was what's dumb"


Reply: Ah, the stalker is back. I feel sorry for you.

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On 22-Apr-2010, thunder wrote:

Well, I disagree. We won't return to the environment we had, say in the
1950s, but the world has changed. We're innovators. We adapt.

Funny, we are still the world's third largest exporter.

All 3rd world countries are exporters - of raw materials, to producer
countries like red China and India..