I would say that the number of stay at home moms in Chatham is not much if at all higher than in other area towns such as Madison, Morris Township, Florham Park, or Summit. On top of that, this is the friendliest area I have lived in and I have lived in a 5 other states in upper middle class neighborhoods, so I have perspective.

As to Geithner renting his place out at a loss. He is just delaying the inevitable. Just sell the place now, it will not be worth more in 2 to 4 years, especially after having had renters in there. Geithner is a fool, not unlike many other stubborn home sellers.

last time i talked too much, some how Datura stramonium ended up in my salad over on east 23rd St….

ha ha.. you dumb rookies whomever did that…

SAS

well, here is a little treat for you:

back in Jan 2000 (think it was the 5th?) I was at the Kuala Lumpur hotel. While there, I meet Mr. D. Emerson from Canada. He started Vancouver Airport Services (YVRAS) in 1994 to provide ICAO ePassport and secure (Entrust) teleconferencing services. Currently, he is over at the AeroEquity partners with some fishy partners (http://www.aeroequi ty.com/partners. html).

Now, Malaysia was an early adopter of ICAO ePassports and would allow undercover agents to pass through Kuala Lumpur International Airport via an automated gate that compared thumbprints from a passport chip with a thumb pressed on a scanner.

ICAO passport are used agents in governments, private firms and organizations to participate in the human and electronic network planning. Also, in crime and drug trafficking, where profits then can also be funneled via banks and hedge funds for capital expansion and subsequent projects (ex Olympics & Olympic villages).

In any case, back to the Kuala Lumpur hotel, not only was Mr. D. Emerson presernt, so was the CIA & boys from the Jemaah Islamiyah……

go figure.
: )

SAS

well ask the boys at Cisco financed backdoor thanks to Goldman.

“USAA Insures Scalable Intranet With New Cisco End-To-End Network
World’s Largest Campus LAN Built with Cisco Switches and Routers”
http://newsroom.cisco.com/dlls/fspnisapib3c0.html

you see where this goes? aye bloke…

and you think FEMA is slow? yes, it is.. but for a reason, and it ain’t incompetence.

SAS

like I told you before: how do you short New York and long Chicago? and no, aint baseball or commodities.

“S&P rates insurer USAA’s planned catastrophe bond”
http://www.reuters.com/article/newIssuesNews/idUSLC01003120090512

SAS

j: doesn’t matter stop moving at -100C?

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/22478a70-5061-11de-9530-00144feabdc0.html?ftcamp=rss&nclick_check=1

“However, analysts and bankers warn that Libor rates may not be telling the full story.

That is because there are wide differences between the rates at which individual banks can borrow. The biggest institutions are able to fund themselves at around Libor levels while smaller institutions have to pay, in some cases, more than 100 basis points above Libor. This is explained by continuing counterparty risk in what remains an uncertain economic environment.

That contrasts with the situation before the credit crisis when institutions paid similar rates to borrow.”

Look, don’t start posting stuff designed to scare the shlt out of everyone ok?

sas says:
June 4, 2009 at 9:54 pm
back from the Maharastra, taken a little R & R before my next trip.

SAS