Month: August 2012

August 29, 2012 0

Capital Flight in Spain Hits 15-Year High

By News Desk

If Spain is going to be saved, someone better convince Spanish citizens because Deposit flight from Spanish banks hits 15-year high as bailout rumours grow Spanish banks lost €1 out of every €20 deposited with them in July, making it the worst month for deposit flight in 15 years as rumours grew that the country is edging closer to a full bailout.

August 29, 2012 0

Anthony Watts Is Sad

By News Desk

Nick Kermode says: August 27, 2012 at 10:41 pm Anthony, Ian reported earlier in the thread that the thermometers housed near camps were used for local weather only, as information for pilots and how many layers of thermal underwear to don. The temperatures measurements used for climate information are automated and “use the ARGOS data relay system, carried by the NOAA series of near-polar orbiting satellites.†negating the need for what you suggest

August 28, 2012 0

Anti-EU, Anti-Brussels Sentiment Rises in Netherlands; Don’t Expect Much From a "Merkollande" Summit

By News Desk

In a case of Dutch Discontent, Socialists Ride Wave of Anti-EU Sentiment The economy is in trouble and unemployment is rising — in the Netherlands as in much of the rest of Europe. Ahead of upcoming elections, the Socialists are riding a wave of euro-skepticism and may emerge as the strongest political force in the country. According to the polls, [Emile Roeme] the former elementary school teacher could become the next prime minister of the Netherlands