Climate Change (02 July 2011) Iowa Levee Blows Up
Blown up levee caused 3 to 4 inch rise in water level coming down Missouri River — Just half an inch is considered a fairly big event http://enenews.com/ Tro…
Q&A: Given the recalls and safety concerns recently, would you buy a 2011 or 2012 Toyota?
Question by THE GUARDIAN OF FOREVER: Given the recalls and safety concerns recently, would you buy a 2011 or 2012 Toyota?
I probably would buy one.
Why? Because I think they will galvanize their efforts to make the best and safest products they can.
I think Toyota will look to recover with improved products, superior warranties, and perhaps some price incentives. What else can they do at this point? I’d say they kind of have to do these things. And hopefully the result will be great cars.
Would you buy a new Toyota?
Best answer:
Answer by PrincessC
NO WAY! Personally, I wouldnt have bought onw even before the recall. But, the prices I have seen on the new camrys and corralas have been irresistable. I see where you cme from if youreally wnat one it say ok just maks sure you have a very good warrenty!
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Aberdeen & North – Wednesday, February 9, 2011
The Scottish Government’s multi-million pound budget as the SNP finds extra cash to pay for the opposition’s priorities. In others news, why Scots fear dementia more than cancer or death; how funding cuts could silence Scotland’s National Centre of Excellence in Traditional Music; and in sport, why Scotland are hoping Northern Irish eyes won’t be smiling in Dublin tonight. This is an international version which may have been edited for rights reasons.
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East Asia 2011 – Financial Fault Lines: Averting Aftershocks in Asia
www.weforum.org 12.06.2011 Given high-velocity growth and the rise of financial hubs in Asia, how will the region develop resilience to future financial shocks? The following dimensions are addressed – Risks associated with asset bubbles – Prudent macroeconomic and fiscal policies – Corporate governance – Economic consequences of disasters Panel includes: • Michael Buchanan, Chief Economist, Asia-Pacific, Goldman Sachs (Singapore), Singapore • Stuart T. Gulliver, Group Chief Executive, HSBC Holdings, United Kingdom; Co-Chair of the World Economic Forum on East Asia • Muliaman Hadad, Deputy Governor, Bank of Indonesia, Indonesia • Omar Lodhi, Chief Executive Officer, Abraaj Capital Asia, Singapore • Agus DW Martowardojo, Minister of Finance of Indonesia • Geoff Riddell, Member of the Group Executive Committee and Regional Chairman, Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Africa, Zurich Financial Services, Hong Kong SAR; Insurance & Asset Management Industry Agenda Council Chaired by Rishaad Salamat, TV Anchor/Reporter, Bloomberg, Hong Kong SAR
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