Yes men: ‘In the Present’ tour coming to U.S. Cellular Coliseum (The Pantagraph)

Posted by Content Keyword RSS | Main Content | Saturday 29 November 2008 5:05 am
Happy 40th anniversary … yes? When the band itself is named in the affirmative, you have to assume that, no, Yes is not dreading that somewhat daunting milestone — even if it does suggest a certain level of seniority among its citizenship.

Yes men: ‘In the Present’ tour coming to U.S. Cellular Coliseum (The Pantagraph)

Posted by Content Keyword RSS | Main Content | Saturday 29 November 2008 5:05 am
Happy 40th anniversary … yes? When the band itself is named in the affirmative, you have to assume that, no, Yes is not dreading that somewhat daunting milestone — even if it does suggest a certain level of seniority among its citizenship.

Structural Changes in the Markets

Posted by Content Keyword RSS | Main Content | Friday 28 November 2008 10:26 pm
As one might expect there have been some structural changes in the underpinning of the markets. The indications are that an historic number of participants have paniced, have economic collapse or severe depression expectations, and are sitting in cash. First most of the analysts have capitulated. This ties in with the possibility that the 4th quarter jump bar has been placed too low. Analysts At Their Least Bullish Levels Ever While Wall Street analysts are typically known for being overly o

Is Gwyneth Paltrow Schtupping A Billionaire? Would You Even Care?

Posted by Content Keyword RSS | Main Content | Friday 28 November 2008 9:58 am
Some advance warning: Coldplay, the dreariest band in the entire world, might be about to get considerably drearier. And it’s all Gwyneth Paltrow’s fault. Tucked away at the bottom of a New York Daily News article about how many molecules of mashed potato she briefly considered touching with her tongue yesterday - or whatever - came the news that Gwyneth Paltrow’s marriage to Chris Martin is ‘on a break’ and that she’s spending a lot of time with an American real estate billionaire named Jeff

Platinum Futures Fall on Slowing Global Auto Demand, Currency (Bloomberg)

Posted by Content Keyword RSS | Main Content | Thursday 27 November 2008 9:56 pm
Nov. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Platinum futures fell for a second day in Tokyo on concern that the global economic slowdown may reduce output of vehicles that use the metal in exhaust systems.
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