Speculation behind global commodity price rise By Ramgopal Agarwala 03/08/08 "Economic Times' -- - There is now a growing discomfort about the role of .... Michael Masters, a hedge fund manager in his testimony before the US Congress, has said that gasoline prices could fall to $2 a gallon, half of today's price with legislation barring commodity index funds. There are now more than 10 ...

... into tropical forested areas..." Are you really as stupid as you appear to be? SOYA. Increase in the global population of humans. And linked directly from your BBC article: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7432164.stm And http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7447582.stm Do you honestly still think that rising fuel prices is a good idea? I doubt many Mexicans do

... few years and those depreciate very quickly. No, it is that high because the AA and RAC base their calculations on cars < three years old. Far more Brits choose to buy used cars every few years. quite the largest part of the quoted expence is depreciation, which doesn't effect all parts of the market, cheap run abouts can only fall so far. roger -- www.rogermerriman.com

...of them? http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/HomeAndCommunity/WhereYouLive/NoiseNuisan... Doesn't cost the council anything - they get money from the recyclers. Story on the bbc this morning about the rise of scrap related crime where people steel things to sell for scrap due to the high value of scrap... The police were raiding a scrappie to check the days intake. And to add...

...? http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/HomeAndCommunity/WhereYouLive/NoiseNuisan... Doesn't cost the council anything - they get money from the recyclers. Story on the bbc this morning about the rise of scrap related crime where people steel things to sell for scrap due to the high value of scrap... The police were raiding a scrappie to check the days intake. And to add further travel...

...of Advanced Motorists (IAM), came as new figures showed car sales falling in the face of high fuel prices and collapsing consumer confidence. Fuel prices set yet another record yesterday at the pumps, rising to an average of 119p for unleaded petrol and 132.4p ... to the IAM Motoring Trust, which monitors pump prices daily. Further rises are also on their way. IAM's technical director, Tim ...

...>> http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1030090/Alistair-Darling-forced -car-tax-climbdown-head-Labour-revolt.html FIRST PARAGRAPH.. Plans to hit millions of motorists with backdated road tax rises of up to £245 are being axed to head off a Labour revolt next week. So which is it Doug? Is it happening or not because the article you posted suggests not. Further ...

"Conor" <conor_turton@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:6cp5odF3hcftqU5@mid.individual.net... In article <4d174892-3058-42db-9e2b-bef32cd49eeb@ http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1030090/Alistair-Darling-forced-car-tax-climbdown-head-Labour-revolt.html FIRST PARAGRAPH.. Plans to hit millions of motorists with backdated road tax rises of up to

... More: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1030090/Alistair-Darling-forced-car-tax-climbdown-head-Labour-revolt.html FIRST PARAGRAPH.. Plans to hit millions of motorists with backdated road tax rises of up to £245 are being axed to head off a Labour revolt next week. So which is it Doug? Is it happening or not because the article you posted suggests not. -- Conor...

Maybe a longer, more pretentious and stilted version of "no." My guess is the internet killed off "negatory." Being pretentious just doesn't work here. Bret Cahill Did the word "negatory" come from one of those Top Cop shows? Or was it CBers? And who or what killed it off? Even gun nutters no longer use the word "negatory." Bret Cahill ...