links for 2008-04-08
Posted on April 8, 2008
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“at one point on Monday afternoon the e-mails were landing in the letters inbox at the rate of almost 500 an hour, preventing anything else from getting through, so we had some comeuppance.” GOOD! One of those emails was sent by me.
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I should pay more attention to this. I’m turning into a workaholic. Check out the links later.
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Hurling a hedgehog at a teenager has landed a New Zealand man a date in court, a report said. William Singalargh picked up the animal and threw it about five metres (15 feet) at a 15-year-old in the eastern North Island town of Whakatane. ONLY in NZ..
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“Inflation is the major threat to Asian countries,”. They don’t mention Thailand and Singapore but from experience it’s the same story. Rampant inflation and a weakening economy.
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Awesome! via MissTrade
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Japan’s government, police and bureacracy are all deeply racist and xenophobic. Restrictions on foreigners are extreme; foreigners have to carry foreign identification cards at all times, and are routinely discrinated against.
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Just received samples in the mail. Love their scent, a must buy!
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“Singapore’s central bank expects inflation to average between 4.5 percent and 5.5 percent in 2008, after gaining 2.1 percent last year.” HAHA 2.1%?!? They’re talking about a PER MONTH basis or what?
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Simons’s $18 billion Renaissance Institutional Equities Fund declined 12 percent since its value peaked last May. Mandel’s Lone Cedar Fund dropped about 10.6 percent from its high in December, according to people familiar with the fund. SHIFT of wealth..
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interested in what you said about increasing inflation and decreasing growth in asia.
does it look like gov’t intervention leans toward fighting inflation or fighting low econ growth?
yo - my response will be based on very anecdotal evidence.. I think in Singapore they’re more concerned at this point with inflation and letting the S$ strengthen to help lower it while in Thailand you run across brand new paper money all the time. Hardly scientific evidence, I know, but that’s the best I can tell. What’s your take?