... have paid the inflated prices they did. Isn't that the whole point, the source of the current mortgage debacle? Btw, the loss to these homeowners will not be that great. Very few of them put anything down. They can walk away mostly intact financially, altho' with a bad credit rating for a number of years. The loss is primarily dumped on the creditors - and in fact that is exactly what is ...

..."break the buck" (primarily, as I understand it because of investments in Lehman Bros securities). They put a 7-day halt on depositors getting access to their funds but that's very likely just ...ability to pay, there was only one thing any economy can do, and that was wipe them out, put em out of business, make em extinct in the sense of "fair trading practices" but instead, the...

... to "break the buck" (primarily, as I understand it because of investments in Lehman Bros securities). They put a 7-day halt on depositors getting access to their funds but that's very likely just ...the ability to pay, there was only one thing any economy can do, and that was wipe them out, put em out of business, make em extinct in the sense of "fair trading practices" but instead, the ...

... of America. At least one venerable money market fund just did the unthinkable and was forced to "break the buck" (primarily, as I understand it because of investments in Lehman Bros securities). They put a 7-day halt on depositors getting access to their funds but that's very likely just staving off the inevitable run for the exists as soon as trading resumes. It will be very difficult ...

... of America. At least one venerable money market fund just did the unthinkable and was forced to "break the buck" (primarily, as I understand it because of investments in Lehman Bros securities). They put a 7-day halt on depositors getting access to their funds but that's very likely just staving off the inevitable run for the exists as soon as trading resumes. It will be very difficult ...

On Sep 17, 1:58 pm, Crash <sourcene...@san.rr.com> wrote: MICHAEL HUDSON: No, it’s the worst possible move, and it puts the class war back in business with a vengeance. The class war is over... The other 1/2 of 1 percent won... What did they win?

> MICHAEL HUDSON: No, it’s the worst possible move, and it puts the class war back in business with a vengeance. The class war is over... The other 1/2 of 1 percent won...

... MICHAEL HUDSON: No, it’s the worst possible move, and it puts the class war back in business with a vengeance. Wall Street has...a bad precedent, because they’re not simply bailing it out with putting taxpayers’ money through the Fed into taking on the risks of these ...bailouts. You know, you bail out Bear Stearns, effectively you’re putting up $30 billion to take Bear Stearns’s junk and say, ...

... layout: RAID 1 drive --> Logical C: drive --> Logical D: drive RAID 5 drive --> Logical E: drive The OS is on C ... now where to put the transaction and database files? Any thoughts or experiences on the matter? Thanks! -Fred. Data on E: and log files on D: You should seriously, if ...

If I were stuck with that configuration I would put the logs on D: (or C:), and the data files on E:. The reason is that writes to the logs require that the process wait ...--> Logical D: drive RAID 5 drive --> Logical E: drive The OS is on C ... now where to put the transaction and database files? Any thoughts or experiences on the matter? Thanks! -Fred.