It's OBAMA-Time, Again!!!

Mr. Shaman

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.....(with a heavy-dose o' Jerry Brown!!!)​

"....through all the political back and forth, alternative energy has been a settled idea in California, and for that we owe a large debt to Brown. He has been ahead of the curve on energy conservation and renewable resources for decades. During Brown's previous tenure as governor from 1975 through 1982, the nuclear industry was projecting the need for one nuclear power plant every five miles along the California coast. One of them was slated for Corral Canyon on Pacific Coast Highway near Malibu. Corporate interests also insisted on the need for a liquefied natural gas terminal at Point Conception in Santa Barbara, saying it was necessary to keep the lights from going out.

Brown turned these powerful interests down, siding instead with the no-nukes movement and the early dreamers of a solar future. Thirty years later, as a direct result of his vision, California is the most energy-efficient state in America, with an estimated 1.5 million clean-energy jobs and accumulated savings of $50 billion to $60 billion to California consumers. Two-thirds of venture-capital inve$tment$ in American clean energy are in California.

Brown may find that a greener future is incompatible with the state's massive $pending on incarceration at the expense of education. While the state was building 33 new prisons in recent decades, its school funding has been stagnant. Prioritizing education and rehabilitation over prisons in state budgets could both save money and supply a steady and well-trained workforce for a green economy."
Progressives OWN the WEST COAST....the traditional-generator of NEW ECONOMIES!!!!

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In the mean-time, Obama is in the process of BLIND-SIDING those traditional-values of Ignorance & Tribalism, in the Middle East!!!

What BETTER way to cure the corruption & agents-of-Theocracy, in Pakistan, than to turn their population on to a MEGA-Sharper Image, next-DOOR??!!!
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November 4, 2010

U.S. Commercial Real Estate Rents To Rise In 2011

Economic Growth Is Starting To Spur Demand For Office Space

"Commercial real estate rents are poised to rise in 2011 after reaching a low this year, according to Bruce Mosler, co-chairman of Cushman & Wakefield Inc., the largest closely held property services company.

"The market has bottomed," Mosler said today at the Real Estate Briefing hosted by Bloomberg Link in New York. "We can expect to see rental appreciation next year."

U.S. economic growth is beginning to stimulate demand for office space, Daniel Neidich, chief executive officer of New York-based Dune Real Estate Partners, said during a panel discussion that also featured Howard Michaels, chairman of the Carlton Group Ltd. Manhattan office leasing by square footage increased 66 percent in the first nine months from a year earlier, though rents have fallen for eight straight quarters, New York-based Cushman & Wakefield reported last month.


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November 4, 2010

U.S. Commercial Real Estate Rents To Rise In 2011

Economic Growth Is Starting To Spur Demand For Office Space

"Commercial real estate rents are poised to rise in 2011 after reaching a low this year, according to Bruce Mosler, co-chairman of Cushman & Wakefield Inc., the largest closely held property services company.

"The market has bottomed," Mosler said today at the Real Estate Briefing hosted by Bloomberg Link in New York. "We can expect to see rental appreciation next year."

U.S. economic growth is beginning to stimulate demand for office space, Daniel Neidich, chief executive officer of New York-based Dune Real Estate Partners, said during a panel discussion that also featured Howard Michaels, chairman of the Carlton Group Ltd. Manhattan office leasing by square footage increased 66 percent in the first nine months from a year earlier, though rents have fallen for eight straight quarters, New York-based Cushman & Wakefield reported last month.


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hummmm they said unemployment numbers wouldn't go up past 8 percent.:cuckoo:
 
November 4, 2010

U.S. Commercial Real Estate Rents To Rise In 2011

Economic Growth Is Starting To Spur Demand For Office Space

"Commercial real estate rents are poised to rise in 2011 after reaching a low this year, according to Bruce Mosler, co-chairman of Cushman & Wakefield Inc., the largest closely held property services company.

"The market has bottomed," Mosler said today at the Real Estate Briefing hosted by Bloomberg Link in New York. "We can expect to see rental appreciation next year."

U.S. economic growth is beginning to stimulate demand for office space, Daniel Neidich, chief executive officer of New York-based Dune Real Estate Partners, said during a panel discussion that also featured Howard Michaels, chairman of the Carlton Group Ltd. Manhattan office leasing by square footage increased 66 percent in the first nine months from a year earlier, though rents have fallen for eight straight quarters, New York-based Cushman & Wakefield reported last month.


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hummmm they said unemployment numbers wouldn't go up past 8 percent.:cuckoo:

Like I said.....Obama rolled-up those assumptions, and beat the Republicans (about-the-head-and-shoulders) with them!!!


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(Watching Pence, Boner & Cantor playin' the timid-lil'-schoolgirl routine is a RIOT!!)

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