golden
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Post by golden on Jan 1, 2012 15:50:46 GMT 10
Whilst we are in limbo  "2. a place or state of oblivion for persons or things cast aside, forgotten, or out of date." You might prefer #2 " 1. a dance from the West Indies in which the dancer bends backward from the knees and moves with a shuffling step under a horizontal bar that is lowered after each successive pass." Take it easy out there guys  g Attachments:
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Post by cyclops on Jan 3, 2012 14:12:18 GMT 10
Hope every ones hard at it, making the $ to keep us going for another year ;D
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Post by kendo130 on Jan 10, 2012 19:11:36 GMT 10
Well I have to admit I haven't been Cyclops. I've been off line and enjoying some time in London. Took my daughter in place of Schoolies - and I think it was a good option! I can report that there is no recession in central London. Every theatre and hotel is busy, restaurants are full, tube stations full............... It's several years since I visited London so it was good to get back there again. I did have to get used to it being dark at 3.30 pm again though. I've spent the last week trying to catch up, and haven't succeded yet.
Kendo
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Post by cyclops on Jan 10, 2012 21:08:33 GMT 10
Good call on having schoolies in London lol ... it's funny but I noticed a few doing similar this year, mothers going overseas with their schoolie child. Three mothers from our cycling club organised a holiday with there kids in Fiji and from the photos I saw on Facebook had a great time. Apparently the kids weren't too impressed at first but are still raving about it now lol. On to business Not really slowing down then, China’s Trade Surplus Surges; Reserve Ratio Climbs. By Bloomberg News Nov. 10 (Bloomberg) -- China posted a larger-than-forecast $27.1 billion October trade surplus, a day before Group of 20 leaders including Presidents Barack Obama and Hu Jintao meet in Seoul to tackle global imbalances in spending and capital flows. Exports gained 22.9 percent from a year earlier and imports rose 25.3 percent, the customs bureau said. With the surplus pumping cash into the fastest-growing major economy, the central bank announced a 0.5 percentage point increase in lenders’ reserve requirements. |
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