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Today is Saturday, November 21st, 2009
If you have had enough of the banks making bad loans, and then watching the Federal government determining that to get out of the financial trouble we need to borrow trillions, this Dilbert cartoon is for you.
I am not sure if I want to laugh or cry.
Although I agree on most points, I would like to point out that most of the banks that are being ...
The question is when are they going to release them on the market. Las Vegas leads the nation in ...
I keep seeing mentions of Florida's market getting better in multiple blogs. I'm increasingly under the assumption that at least ...
I would like to know more about it. I need to know how you file for it. Please let me ...
Great blog, keep the great content coming! 
If you want to succeed, do not say "we can prevent this in the future." Live in reality. ... Don't worry. Bail out number 2 on the way! 
The price of the property depends on its quality and the deal between the management. Good and wise choices are ... This is a sign that the real state industry is about to rise again maybe not on its peak but ...
I don't have experience at actualy working in tha automotive bussinnes, but have experience working in a warehouse invironment. ...
Comment by Ivan Crago Missoula Realtor on 30 March 2009:
I think the free market business model works just fine, large bloated behemoth companies that fall behind in efficiancy and innovation fall and go under, and the fresh new conpany springs up in its place, hiring the brightest and cream of the crop from available choices. This keeps business competitive and brings out the best. By giving billions in bailout tax money to failing companies, we are actually delaying recovery of the economy because they are not going to use the money to become competitive, just line their pockets.