Interesting news day today. Here's a summary:
1. The US plans to shoot down a [supposedly] dying satellite before it spins out of orbit and kills millions. The real news: The US wants to test a new anti-ballistic missile. I'm sure the Russians and Chinese are thrilled.
2. Another college shooting. Hardly news-worthy anymore now that they've become so common. Question is: Has it become too risky to send your kid off to college?
3. The housing market is still fucked. And getting fucked-ter. People
walking away from their homes in droves. Prices expected to come down another 25%.
4. The fed was all over the teevee today telling people the economy wasn't doing so well and bond insurers might start to default soon. The real news: Depression on the way. Fasten your seat belts, folks. Oh wait, I forgot about the rebate. Yeah right, that'll save us.
5. And my favorite: All misplaced Katrina folk have to move out of their
FEMA trailers due to formaldehyde poisoning--all 35,000 of 'em.
How ironic. Gee, I wonder what effect this might have on the mobil home/RV industry? And of course, the lawyers are all over it.
Did I miss anything?