magawatt

How high is "high enough"? Wow, I haven't pondered that one in years!

Maybe this is the time he's right.

I'd think it would certainly remind the GOI that they'd better get their act together.

Perhaps they are moving to a more robust temporary site until their new building is built.

Agreed. Burning food for fuel is a lose/lose situation.

Hopefully it won't be very long before not only our cars, but also homes will be producing non-combustion based excess energy which can be deposited (as it were) on the grid as in an energy bank.

But we're working on it!

I've been involved in alternative energy development almost as long as dinar speculation has been around. and if this guy is pumping Magniworks too,I'd give him zero credibility.

If you care at all for what you kill, shoot with a big load and shoot for the heart. This isn't my advise but my bro-in-law who was responsible for culling 200 head a year.

While waiting in line it might help to imagine yourself in a more comfortable circumstance, perhaps like icefishing. Do you play cribbage?

So you are saying that the RV is just a means to finance the Winter Carnival? That King Borius and Vulcan are behind all this?

Anderson Cooper doesn't do it for the money- you know who his mom was, right? News crews thinking of themselves immune or invisible is an increasingly common occurrence. Ironically, the first time I noticed this was the Sadat assassination. The firing started and then you see the cameramen running to the action- and that's what you mostly see, but there were camera crews on the reviewing platform from the beginning...very ugly stuff. I was a video editor for a news show and the satellite feed was on in the office when the raw footage came on. There were camera crews standing in the middle of the platform with gunfire on both sides and these guys thought they were invulnerable- and I don't believe any of them were harmed. I think witnessing something through an eyepiece does that to you- detaches you.

Lets hope that just after sunrise M sees S's shadow and declares RV!

well, as they say in my business, and maybe all business: "Even when you know it takes longer than you think it will take- it still takes longer!"

Sorry for the naive question, but how do you put dinars into an IRA? Don't you have to convert it to USD first?

My wife (a musician), sees Feb. 21 for RV. When pressed for a rate she immediately said 3.20. Sorry, no link available.

I would bite the hand that feeds me. RV would fund my continuing effort to make burning fossil fuels an obsolete technology.

Maybe the manager was joking.

Throwing red meat into a posting (as in names/links/phone numbers) is a great way to beef up a report and take it above the mere rumor level. But the question is whether it is right to cost some junior level wage slave her job in the process. Nothing we do here will effect the "bonus"level bankers but can ruin the worker bees whose sin was being friendly and enthusiastic.

I've seen a similar confusion abouth the non-interest bearing transfer accounts on Long Island. One bank officer told me that he thought that had just been canceled

All transactions are void because the are all passing along stolen money.

At the risk of causing a flare-up, I would suggest Matthew 20:1-16 is also worth revisiting.

I ordered some 25K notes from DTrade on the 19th and they arrived today (as 25K notes).

It seems that most of the banks in my area are clueless about dinar. the closest Chase had no idea if they sold/bought Dinar. The manager looked it up and nope, it's not on the list (this was about a month ago). Ditto for the local BOA. TD did say they sold/bought dinar as well as Capital One. The TD Bank manager told me they would buy dinar (if you have an account) for $7.50 per transaction. I think I need a little clarification on what constitutes a "transaction" : each bill, each million?

Amen.