Loading ...post something that might be controversal…….instead, I think I will tell a joke.
Two blonds somewhere in the great midwest were enjoying a warm summer evening sitting beside the pool.
One turned to her friend and said, “Isn’t that moon beautiful ?…….Which do you think is the furtherst away, the moon or Florida?”
“Helloooooooooooo,” answered her friend
“Can you see Florida ???”
He smokes Marlborough lights (the ones in the box)
I saw some buying in a couple of names in the last half hour today. NAK and LIHR come to mind. Nothing special about the overall volume except that most of the volume came in late in the day and both were up nicely.
Maybe good news ahead. 
thanks for your message from irish. do you happen to know what brand he smokes? my son and i can go to the rez and get two cartons apiece.
rno
Irish is back in Pomona…
He said for you to give the Chairman a call with your flight details so they can pick you up at the airport..Chairman Taylor’s phone # is 501-522-0229 OK, let me know if you need anything else.
I watched the last hour of
trading in real time..
Was like a Starving Sharks,, Feeding Frenzy..
Trades,, more than one a second.
3,, 5,, 30,000 sh’s bang,, bang,, bling..
Average volume 2.5 million sh’s
5 million at 4:00 pm and another
4 mil at 4:30 pm — up 0.46 — 3.29 % –
CL.. $14.43
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Fun to watch ..
Someone Hungry ??
Shades of days to come
4 all PM stocks..
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My new ride ..
tinyurl.com/2pfunr
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you took me for everything that I had
and kicked me out of my home,,
are you happy,, are you satisfied ??
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guffaw? I had to look that one up. I don’t know, I guess after a certain amount of brain dammage something has to fill the gaps.
That one broke me up.. ;- )
And I dunno where these guys all get their neat little “guffaw guys”
Uncontacted Amazon Tribe Sighted in Brazil Forest
May 30 (Bloomberg) — Brazil’s National Indian Foundation has discovered an Indian tribe in the Amazon that hasn’t had contact with civilization in a rare sighting of the few remaining original inhabitants of the area.
Funai, as the foundation is known, said in a statement that it spotted a group of Indians, six huts and a large planted area near the Envira River, close to the Peruvian border in the Brazilian state of Acre in the western Amazon rainforest. Funai doesn’t try to make contact with the Indians and prevents incursions by loggers to ensure their autonomy.
The sighting and the release of photographs by Funai reinforces the need for measures to protect the Amazon from loggers and developers, said David Hill, a researcher at Survival International, a London-based group that defends the rights of tribal people worldwide.
“These pictures are very important to convince governments and companies that isolated tribes do exist,” Hill said in an interview from London. “They also send a very clear message: Leave us alone, stay out.”
Photographs showing Indians pointing bows and arrows at a helicopter carrying a team of experts from Funai’s Ethno- Environmental Protection Front were published on the foundation’s Web site.
“The warriors that were photographed have a strong and healthy appearance,” Jose Carlos Meirelles Jr., the group’s coordinator, said in the statement.
Remote Area
The last photographs of tribes in the area, one of the most remote in the Amazon, were released about 20 years ago, Hill said. Funai officials said they believe there are about 500 Indians in the area where the photos were taken.
The foundation said it didn’t know which tribe the Indians belonged to. Meirelles added in the statement that the group has been monitoring four distinct and isolated tribes in that region for the past 20 years. There are about 40 uncontacted tribes in Brazil, Funai said.
There are more than 100 uncontacted tribes worldwide, with more than half living in Brazil or Peru, Hill said, adding they are in danger of being forced off their land, killed and decimated by diseases.
Pictures
www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=photos&sid=a7KiEmlgepRA
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JBI
……by Anthony Cherniawski, The Practical Investor, LLC
May 30, 2008
The University of Michigan/Reuters consumer sentiment index was released on Friday, showing the worst reading since 1980. It appears that the press has adopted the language used by the Federal Reserve that deflects blame for the condition away from their policies and puts it back on the consumer. They use the words “inflation expectations” to lay the blame for higher prices on consumers. Do you mean to tell me that there is no inflation, only inflation expectations? Give me a break!
Inflation erased all the gains…
… in disposable personal income in April, while U.S. consumer spending was flat after adjusting for higher prices, according to the Commerce Department report on Friday. I don’t believe for a minute that consumer income kept up with inflation in April. Then there’s the statement, “Personal saving — DPI less personal outlays — was $75.0 billion in April, compared with $78.9 billion in March. Personal saving as a percentage of disposable personal income was 0.7 percent in April, the same percentage as in March.” No, it was down 5%! I like how they abuse their statistics.
The latest report from the FDIC is out…
…and the news may be worse that the headlines say. For example, fourth quarter bank earnings were restated from $5.8 billion to $646 million in the last three months. That’s an 89% adjustment to the previous earnings report and we haven’t heard of it until now? My, oh my! The bottom line for the FDIC is this, “”Insured Deposits increased by $150 billion, while the Deposit Insurance Fund increased by only $430 million.” Does this evoke any confidence in the FDIC’s ability to handle its liabilities? This might explain FDIC’s rush to rehire their former liquidation specialists from the 1980s.
…..more - tinyurl.com/655oyr
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T. G. I. F.
JBI
PS - As sure as the sun will rise tomorrow, so does GOLD’s 300 DMA continue to climb day after day…now sitting at $786.53, another All Time High. JBI continues to hold with a smile, as PANIC BUYING in the PRECIOUS METALS, specially GOLD, gets closer and closer.
Good rant ferret — i too hate that conspiracy BS.
Get a grip is all i can say..
The lot was beautiful , lots of woods all around , real nice street to live on , way to much work for me of today , The place needs to much work for 370 K , they are pipe dreaming. What goes up , comes down too . I’ll camp some more thank you. CT
Thanks, I have enough for the moment, but bought 3 more cans of mountain house from another source today. I was looking for the freeze dried cheeses but sold out everywhere I searched. I figure if I don’t use them for a just in case foods for, flood, tornados, earthquakes,..take this job and shove it scenaros. I can use them for traveling or camping anyways. You don’t have to check them every yr for expiration dates at least. Was in a earthquake once, it wasn’t fun. The three day supply they recomend most have, due to no electricity perishables go fast. But if you can’t just up and leave, you really need more than 3 days, since other things will be costly then and any food available, prices will sky rocket, things like candles, and maybe toilet paper and other hygine products will perish from the counters. Like earthquake, tidal waves, it may take jobs with it, and no source of income, and maybe no home. The earthquake in San Fernando I was in took 3 hospitals down among may buildings, Holy Cross, Olive View, and the Vetrans hosp. Holy Cross the only one that survived a bit, became a one story building I worked at occasionally in the 80s but was a 10 story building before the quake. Last I saw Kaiser, in that area still had the scars of it on their walls. Now they have solar products. It never fails since Ive been here too power outages every summer and in the winter although usually brief you never know. Not a hard core survivalist expecting doom and gloom all the time, but if something does happen, wanta be a little more confortable.