U.S. Financial Crisis Quiz
With GOP votes, the House of Representatives rejected Yesterday the rescue package of 700,000 million dollars, designed by the White House to try to stop the stock market crash.
The news triggered a fall in the Dow Jones, the U.S. stock market value of 777 points, the loss in volumes and the greatest wealth in history. In this one day lost 1.2 trillion dollars, almost double the ransom was sought.
The bill, which involves more government intervention in the economy since the Great Depression, received 228 votes in favor and 205 against, and was rejected by both Republicans and Democrats, just one day after the leaders Congress announced that it had agreed to approve it.
The day showed sharp declines worldwide. In Asia and Europe, on average, five percent, and Ireland climbed to 8%. In every major capital stock values \u200b\u200bwere dismembered.
The feeling prevailing in the United States was very similar to that experienced by Argentina during the financial and political crisis of 2001. Americans began to take real awareness that not only their savings are evaporating and their pension funds are losing value but also, no one in Washington seems to be able to take charge of this nightmare. Despite
to George Bush and the leaders of both parties in Congress had reached an agreement on Sunday and insisted that the package was crucial to avoid an even more catastrophic, 228 deputies (133 Republicans and 95 Democrats) voted against while 140 Democrats and 65 Republicans were in favor, displaying a sharp division, especially in the ruling.
Most legislators who voted against the project chose to align with the voters in their respective states who think that banks do not deserve to be rescued with taxpayer money. The Republican argument was thus that the state should not intervene in the bailout. Meanwhile, some Democrats opposed the bill because he considered insufficient. Democrats have always argued that the state must intervene in the economy to ensure its smooth operation, and more in times of crisis.
The vote was a catastrophic defeat for Bush, his Treasury Secretary, Henry Paulson, and even presidential candidate, John McCain, who spent the last Thursday in Congress negotiating to add the votes from Republicans.
In brief remarks with the president of Ukraine, Viktor Yushchenko, Bush said he was "very disappointed."
The fall in international markets began before it was known that the law had been rejected. The stock market in Hong Kong closed four per cent down, European markets followed suit, and at the end of the day in New York the Dow Jones closed down 777 points. The markets also hate that the project is not the original, that is, to be handed a blank check to Paulson and Bush to have all the money at their discretion and without controls.
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Windows Vista Creative Ct6840
Parrat Parrat
1) What features does the story according to the text of Parrat?
This report, according to the characteristics Sonia Fernandez Parrat posed in the text, gender is a very versatile because it can incorporate and combine multiple writing procedures and remedies. Does not refer to a strictly current, informative style has allowed more freedom than the news that the news, and no continuity on the agenda of the media. The reporter includes analytical elements. The report fulfills a mission, not only informative but leading cultural.
2) What gender make up this story?
composed this report Biographical gender, human interest and narrative reporting.
3) What is the theme of this story?
The focus of this report is the writer's life Piglia Ricardo Emilio Renzi. Its origins and development in the literature.
4) Do you have consistency and integrity that report?
This story has coherence and integrity.
5) Does it match the style magazine that was published? Yes or no, why?
The report was taken from Radar, the cultural supplement Página/12. We often see this type of notes on Radar. This report matches the style of the supplement because it is an Argentine writer and literature is one of the topics covered in the publication.
1) What features does the story according to the text of Parrat?
This report, according to the characteristics Sonia Fernandez Parrat posed in the text, gender is a very versatile because it can incorporate and combine multiple writing procedures and remedies. Does not refer to a strictly current, informative style has allowed more freedom than the news that the news, and no continuity on the agenda of the media. The reporter includes analytical elements. The report fulfills a mission, not only informative but leading cultural.
2) What gender make up this story?
composed this report Biographical gender, human interest and narrative reporting.
3) What is the theme of this story?
The focus of this report is the writer's life Piglia Ricardo Emilio Renzi. Its origins and development in the literature.
4) Do you have consistency and integrity that report?
This story has coherence and integrity.
5) Does it match the style magazine that was published? Yes or no, why?
The report was taken from Radar, the cultural supplement Página/12. We often see this type of notes on Radar. This report matches the style of the supplement because it is an Argentine writer and literature is one of the topics covered in the publication.
Saturday, September 27, 2008
Most Compatible Sign For Me
SIMON ON TV ROYO ROYO AND TERESA SIMON
Dear
I hope your comments!
Dear
Royo-bloggers ... What a surprise!
Since I am very experienced, and somewhat masochist, "I have routinely see the programs that UNED issued in the second string of our beloved public television. Thus, over breakfast coffee with milk and a muffin, put the TV ... and wham! There were three: Teresa Oñate, Quentin Racine Simonastro and the triad nietzschena par excellence, which appeared to me like magpies chattering about Nietzsche and superguay of his philosophical thought.
Video Do not lose detail as you will see the Oñate destroying foreign languages-German, Italian, Latin, and Simonet stuck in his usual discursive drift joint and trying to throw in a few minutes the whole postmodern jargon extracted from the copy-paste plagiarism and publishing with his initials ... The whole story mediocrity audience with background music of Tannhäuser and Parsifal Wagner as well as plenty of footage pseudo-Nazi allegations antihumanist dark. Why would not surprise me at all?
Since I am very experienced, and somewhat masochist, "I have routinely see the programs that UNED issued in the second string of our beloved public television. Thus, over breakfast coffee with milk and a muffin, put the TV ... and wham! There were three: Teresa Oñate, Quentin Racine Simonastro and the triad nietzschena par excellence, which appeared to me like magpies chattering about Nietzsche and superguay of his philosophical thought.
Video Do not lose detail as you will see the Oñate destroying foreign languages-German, Italian, Latin, and Simonet stuck in his usual discursive drift joint and trying to throw in a few minutes the whole postmodern jargon extracted from the copy-paste plagiarism and publishing with his initials ... The whole story mediocrity audience with background music of Tannhäuser and Parsifal Wagner as well as plenty of footage pseudo-Nazi allegations antihumanist dark. Why would not surprise me at all?
I hope your comments!
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
How To Stop Pokemon Black From Lagging
Sonia: The article in press
1. Depending on Parrat text, define the most important features of the report.
2. What are the trends?
3. What has been the historical evolution of the story?
1. The report is an information genre which relate facts need not be strictly current, with a style that allows more freedom than the news, and no continuity on the agenda of the media. It is characterized by functional diversity, thematic, compositional and stylistic. Gender is a very versatile because it can incorporate and combine multiple procedures and writing resources, acquit some or all other genres of news and opinion journalism. Additionally, you can partially or completely assimilate and artistic genres. The report is the most flexible, most complex and most gender chameleon news. Allows capturing reality depth, reach the essence of the facts and events.
2. The reality around us is becoming more complex and the contemporary reader is different and has created new needs and demands, not only to be informed by knowing what is happening but why, why and how it happens. This determines the need for new methods and techniques at the time of writing, which are synthesized in which gender should be predominant for excellence in the coming decades, the story. This fulfills a mission, not only informative but leading cultural. Informs readers, and at the same time as their tastes and tunes the literary taste of the reading public. The report allows information to be performed and worked with height, with literary and journalistic accuracy level.
3. The report will be born of testimonial literature, especially the chronic, epistolary relationships, folkloric prints and travelogues. Is going to go about setting up the first half of the nineteenth century with the replacement of the party press feature of the eighteenth century by the widespread press briefing. Finally, it is now one of the last decades of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, with the advent of the so-called media society masses, with the help of the news agencies, film documentaries, the news on radio and illustrated magazines and major newspapers of general information.
About half of the twentieth century, newspaper managers realized that the world had become so complicated that it was necessary to support the text with comments to present the news in a clear, in this way, managers leaned toward what they called "interpretive report." It is during the decades of 50 and 60 when the so-called "great story" or in-depth reporting and live their golden moments. Became the interpretive report in early 70, in one of the cornerstones and core of the "New Journalism."
Currently, reports are often relegated in practice to a particular set of sections are not considered central to the newspapers, a fact that accounts for the low priority and "serious" information of those responsible for the daily give.
1. Depending on Parrat text, define the most important features of the report.
2. What are the trends?
3. What has been the historical evolution of the story?
1. The report is an information genre which relate facts need not be strictly current, with a style that allows more freedom than the news, and no continuity on the agenda of the media. It is characterized by functional diversity, thematic, compositional and stylistic. Gender is a very versatile because it can incorporate and combine multiple procedures and writing resources, acquit some or all other genres of news and opinion journalism. Additionally, you can partially or completely assimilate and artistic genres. The report is the most flexible, most complex and most gender chameleon news. Allows capturing reality depth, reach the essence of the facts and events.
2. The reality around us is becoming more complex and the contemporary reader is different and has created new needs and demands, not only to be informed by knowing what is happening but why, why and how it happens. This determines the need for new methods and techniques at the time of writing, which are synthesized in which gender should be predominant for excellence in the coming decades, the story. This fulfills a mission, not only informative but leading cultural. Informs readers, and at the same time as their tastes and tunes the literary taste of the reading public. The report allows information to be performed and worked with height, with literary and journalistic accuracy level.
3. The report will be born of testimonial literature, especially the chronic, epistolary relationships, folkloric prints and travelogues. Is going to go about setting up the first half of the nineteenth century with the replacement of the party press feature of the eighteenth century by the widespread press briefing. Finally, it is now one of the last decades of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, with the advent of the so-called media society masses, with the help of the news agencies, film documentaries, the news on radio and illustrated magazines and major newspapers of general information.
About half of the twentieth century, newspaper managers realized that the world had become so complicated that it was necessary to support the text with comments to present the news in a clear, in this way, managers leaned toward what they called "interpretive report." It is during the decades of 50 and 60 when the so-called "great story" or in-depth reporting and live their golden moments. Became the interpretive report in early 70, in one of the cornerstones and core of the "New Journalism."
Currently, reports are often relegated in practice to a particular set of sections are not considered central to the newspapers, a fact that accounts for the low priority and "serious" information of those responsible for the daily give.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
