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Bond market fears as UK debt soars
Read more: Bond market fears as UK debt soarsIt seems the government can no longer take for granted that there will be buyers for its gilts. The UK still retains its AAA rating, but what next? The UK’s unfunded state spending has attracted approbation from Brussels:…
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Barroso: The first non-imperial empire
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William Hague speaking brilliantly
Read more: William Hague speaking brilliantlyHague paints a picture of Brown’s reaction to Blair appointed President of Europe:
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Peak oil and famine in the mainstream news
Read more: Peak oil and famine in the mainstream newsWorld oil supply has stagnated in the last four years while demand has increased. Goldman Sachs predict famine as energy costs rise. read more | digg story
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A few landscapes and a demo of iPhoto web galleries
Read more: A few landscapes and a demo of iPhoto web galleriesProducing this gallery with iPhoto and a .Mac account was as easy as selecting these pictures and clicking “Web Gallery”. Try clicking “Carousel”, bottom left. Too easy for words.
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Park City slopes
Read more: Park City slopesPart of the “Ski Team Mountainzone” on Park City Mountain: The weather was rough this morning, so we went snow-shoeing up a mountain: a good walk and I’m ready for some thicker air.
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He’ll never be President, but…
Read more: He’ll never be President, but…At least Ron Paul is getting a platform for some divergent comment.
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Another completely satisfactory ski
Read more: Another completely satisfactory skiSkied forever in the sunshine. I’d also like to recommend the superb Thai restaurant on Main Street, Park City.
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Constitutions and democracy
Read more: Constitutions and democracyMark Mardell points out that the French are changing their constitution to avoid a referendum: The French politicians from both houses were meeting to change the constitution so they could go ahead with the adoption of the Treaty…