....net> wrote: http://campaignspot.nationalreview.com/post/?q=ZWUwZjIyNWE0YWFiMTQ0MT... Biden's plane is empty of press. "His plane, a blue chartered 737, now crosses the country with about three-quarters of its seats empty, rows and rows with nary a warm body to be found. " ...making a large carbon footprint as it goes. Maybe Biden should just stick to baking cookies in his retirement...

...> What happened to virtual infinite resources? What happened to scarcity doesn't exist? Now you are just being blatantly dishonest. I've cited many examples where scarcity applies, land just being one. Seats in a stadium is another. What characterizes them is that *we can't produce more*. Nope, that would be you. Remember, you said capitalism had solved the problem of scarcity. But now you are vacillating. ...

... into bankruptcy. As I said, shit happens and particularly to the unwary. Many of the thousands of customers will have to pay a lot more to get some of the few, and massively over-subscribed, empty seats on other flights back to the UK. Others have had the stress of having their holiday cancelled at very short notice, many without much chance of getting a refund for all or part of the expense. And ...

...> configuration of the Qantas 450-seat A380 which had the lowest of ...business class and 32 premium economy seats on the upper deck." How does...respective airlines' websites you can get seat diagrams at www.seatexpert.com and...airlinequality.com has tables of the seat pitches applying to different airlines.... same at 17 according to seat guru. You'll get an ... on Singapore, and a wider seat to boot. Regards David Bennetts

... better, as imperfect as that may be, and still have solid economies and sustainable growth,... Not without the USA they don't. The USA sniffles and you guys are blown off your seats. We sneeze and your economies collapse. -------------------------------------------------------------- SEAN: PS All other economies are being affected by the USA financial crisis, that is true. Such is the nature of inter-connectedness. No doubt, ...

..., as imperfect as that may be, and still have solid economies and sustainable growth,... Not without the USA they don't. The USA sniffles and you guys are blown off your seats. We sneeze and your economies collapse. The reverse is not the case. Ask yourself why. Fred Weiss ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Sean: Fred, I have asked myself why, and uncovered many answers that add up...

... changing the configuration of the Qantas 450-seat A380 which had the lowest of the A380 seating densities so far announced. "The Qantas A380 is arranged with 14 first class seats and 332 economy seats on the main deck, and 72 business class and 32 premium economy seats on the upper deck." How does or ... this seating compare with current B747 seating densities, and in particular that of Economy class?...

... changing the configuration of the Qantas 450-seat A380 which had the lowest of the A380 seating densities so far announced. "The Qantas A380 is arranged with 14 first class seats and 332 economy seats on the main deck, and 72 business class and 32 premium economy seats on the upper deck." How does or will this seating compare with current B747 seating densities, and in particular that of Economy class? ...

... of changing the configuration of the Qantas 450-seat A380 which had the lowest of the A380 seating densities so far announced. "The Qantas A380 is arranged with 14 first class seats and 332 economy seats on the main deck, and 72 business class and 32 premium economy seats on the upper deck." How does or will this seating compare with current B747 seating densities, and in particular that of Economy class? Article ...

...preservatives, or freezing? What happened to virtual infinite resources? What happened to scarcity doesn't exist? Now you are just being blatantly dishonest. I've cited many examples where scarcity applies, land just being one. Seats in a stadium is another. What characterizes them is that *we can't produce more*. ... If land is scarce and that gives it value, how does that explain the value difference of two different...