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Around Atlanta in Georgia might also be worth considering. If you fly a lot, it is a hub. I think home prices are lower there.

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Iraq war’s total cost nearing Vietnam’s price tag

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5ihrXXebCc-1ukON23aArsxLrveNwD9256EK80

Here are the report’s estimated costs of major wars, in 2008 dollars, and their costs as a percentage of GDP in each of their peak years:

American Revolution: $1.8 billion; GDP figure not available

War of 1812: $1.2 billion; 2.2 percent

Civil War, Union: $45.2 billion; 11.3 percent

Civil War, Confederacy: $15.2 billion; GDP figure not available

World War I: $253 billion; 13.6 percent

World War II: $4.1 trillion; 35.8 percent

Korean War: $320 billion; 4.2 percent

Vietnam War: $686 billion; 2.3 percent

Gulf War: $96 billion; 0.3 percent

Iraq war: $648 billion; 1 percent

Afghanstian/Global war on terror: $171 billion; 0.3 percent

Post 9/11 domestic security: $33 billion; 0.1 percent

Post 9/11 operations: $859 billion; 1.2 percent
On the Net:

* Congressional Research Service: http://www.crs.gov

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Iraq war’s total cost nearing Vietnam’s price tag

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5ihrXXebCc-1ukON23aArsxLrveNwD9256EK80

Here are the report’s estimated costs of major wars, in 2008 dollars, and their costs as a percentage of GDP in each of their peak years:

American Revolution: $1.8 billion; GDP figure not available

War of 1812: $1.2 billion; 2.2 percent

Civil War, Union: $45.2 billion; 11.3 percent

Civil War, Confederacy: $15.2 billion; GDP figure not available

World War I: $253 billion; 13.6 percent

World War II: $4.1 trillion; 35.8 percent

Korean War: $320 billion; 4.2 percent

Vietnam War: $686 billion; 2.3 percent

Gulf War: $96 billion; 0.3 percent

Iraq war: $648 billion; 1 percent

Afghanstian/Global war on terror: $171 billion; 0.3 percent

Post 9/11 domestic security: $33 billion; 0.1 percent

Post 9/11 operations: $859 billion; 1.2 percent
On the Net:

* Congressional Research Service: http://www.crs.gov

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Iraq war’s total cost nearing Vietnam’s price tag

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5ihrXXebCc-1ukON23aArsxLrveNwD9256EK80

Here are the report’s estimated costs of major wars, in 2008 dollars, and their costs as a percentage of GDP in each of their peak years:

American Revolution: $1.8 billion; GDP figure not available

War of 1812: $1.2 billion; 2.2 percent

Civil War, Union: $45.2 billion; 11.3 percent

Civil War, Confederacy: $15.2 billion; GDP figure not available

World War I: $253 billion; 13.6 percent

World War II: $4.1 trillion; 35.8 percent

Korean War: $320 billion; 4.2 percent

Vietnam War: $686 billion; 2.3 percent

Gulf War: $96 billion; 0.3 percent

Iraq war: $648 billion; 1 percent

Afghanstian/Global war on terror: $171 billion; 0.3 percent

Post 9/11 domestic security: $33 billion; 0.1 percent

Post 9/11 operations: $859 billion; 1.2 percent
On the Net:

* Congressional Research Service: http://www.crs.gov

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Iraq war’s total cost nearing Vietnam’s price tag

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5ihrXXebCc-1ukON23aArsxLrveNwD9256EK80

Here are the report’s estimated costs of major wars, in 2008 dollars, and their costs as a percentage of GDP in each of their peak years:

American Revolution: $1.8 billion; GDP figure not available

War of 1812: $1.2 billion; 2.2 percent

Civil War, Union: $45.2 billion; 11.3 percent

Civil War, Confederacy: $15.2 billion; GDP figure not available

World War I: $253 billion; 13.6 percent

World War II: $4.1 trillion; 35.8 percent

Korean War: $320 billion; 4.2 percent

Vietnam War: $686 billion; 2.3 percent

Gulf War: $96 billion; 0.3 percent

Iraq war: $648 billion; 1 percent

Afghanstian/Global war on terror: $171 billion; 0.3 percent

Post 9/11 domestic security: $33 billion; 0.1 percent

Post 9/11 operations: $859 billion; 1.2 percent
On the Net:

* Congressional Research Service: http://www.crs.gov

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Iraq war’s total cost nearing Vietnam’s price tag

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5ihrXXebCc-1ukON23aArsxLrveNwD9256EK80

Here are the report’s estimated costs of major wars, in 2008 dollars, and their costs as a percentage of GDP in each of their peak years:

American Revolution: $1.8 billion; GDP figure not available

War of 1812: $1.2 billion; 2.2 percent

Civil War, Union: $45.2 billion; 11.3 percent

Civil War, Confederacy: $15.2 billion; GDP figure not available

World War I: $253 billion; 13.6 percent

World War II: $4.1 trillion; 35.8 percent

Korean War: $320 billion; 4.2 percent

Vietnam War: $686 billion; 2.3 percent

Gulf War: $96 billion; 0.3 percent

Iraq war: $648 billion; 1 percent

Afghanstian/Global war on terror: $171 billion; 0.3 percent

Post 9/11 domestic security: $33 billion; 0.1 percent

Post 9/11 operations: $859 billion; 1.2 percent
On the Net:

* Congressional Research Service: http://www.crs.gov

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no matter what corruption we see

The following is a must read. Likely, the pattern was repeated at many other banks.

My Experience at Indy Mac: Fraud, Corruption, Criminality

I’ve shared some tidbits with you in the last month about my experience at IndyMac as their chief commercial appraiser from October 2001 to the end of March 2002. Now that IndyMac has been seized by FDIC and their legal staff presumably unemployed, I will tell the rest of the story. Some people tell me that it must have been hell for me, but I look back on it as an adventure, like sailing into the “Perfect Storm”, a perfect storm of corruption and incompetence, and living to tell about it….

http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2008/07/appraisers-wows.html

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no matter what corruption we see

The following is a must read. Likely, the pattern was repeated at many other banks.

My Experience at Indy Mac: Fraud, Corruption, Criminality

I’ve shared some tidbits with you in the last month about my experience at IndyMac as their chief commercial appraiser from October 2001 to the end of March 2002. Now that IndyMac has been seized by FDIC and their legal staff presumably unemployed, I will tell the rest of the story. Some people tell me that it must have been hell for me, but I look back on it as an adventure, like sailing into the “Perfect Storm”, a perfect storm of corruption and incompetence, and living to tell about it….

http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2008/07/appraisers-wows.html

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no matter what corruption we see

The following is a must read. Likely, the pattern was repeated at many other banks.

My Experience at Indy Mac: Fraud, Corruption, Criminality

I’ve shared some tidbits with you in the last month about my experience at IndyMac as their chief commercial appraiser from October 2001 to the end of March 2002. Now that IndyMac has been seized by FDIC and their legal staff presumably unemployed, I will tell the rest of the story. Some people tell me that it must have been hell for me, but I look back on it as an adventure, like sailing into the “Perfect Storm”, a perfect storm of corruption and incompetence, and living to tell about it….

http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2008/07/appraisers-wows.html

[bsrsharma]

no matter what corruption we see

The following is a must read. Likely, the pattern was repeated at many other banks.

My Experience at Indy Mac: Fraud, Corruption, Criminality

I’ve shared some tidbits with you in the last month about my experience at IndyMac as their chief commercial appraiser from October 2001 to the end of March 2002. Now that IndyMac has been seized by FDIC and their legal staff presumably unemployed, I will tell the rest of the story. Some people tell me that it must have been hell for me, but I look back on it as an adventure, like sailing into the “Perfect Storm”, a perfect storm of corruption and incompetence, and living to tell about it….

http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2008/07/appraisers-wows.html

[bsrsharma]

no matter what corruption we see

The following is a must read. Likely, the pattern was repeated at many other banks.

My Experience at Indy Mac: Fraud, Corruption, Criminality

I’ve shared some tidbits with you in the last month about my experience at IndyMac as their chief commercial appraiser from October 2001 to the end of March 2002. Now that IndyMac has been seized by FDIC and their legal staff presumably unemployed, I will tell the rest of the story. Some people tell me that it must have been hell for me, but I look back on it as an adventure, like sailing into the “Perfect Storm”, a perfect storm of corruption and incompetence, and living to tell about it….

http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2008/07/appraisers-wows.html

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FDIC shutters two more regional banks

Carson City, Nev. (AP) — The 28 branches of 1st National Bank of Nevada and First Heritage Bank, operating in Nevada, Arizona and California, were closed late Friday by federal regulators.

http://money.cnn.com/2008/07/26/news/companies/nationalbank_firsthertigage_takeover.ap/index.htm?cnn=yes

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FDIC shutters two more regional banks

Carson City, Nev. (AP) — The 28 branches of 1st National Bank of Nevada and First Heritage Bank, operating in Nevada, Arizona and California, were closed late Friday by federal regulators.

http://money.cnn.com/2008/07/26/news/companies/nationalbank_firsthertigage_takeover.ap/index.htm?cnn=yes

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FDIC shutters two more regional banks

Carson City, Nev. (AP) — The 28 branches of 1st National Bank of Nevada and First Heritage Bank, operating in Nevada, Arizona and California, were closed late Friday by federal regulators.

http://money.cnn.com/2008/07/26/news/companies/nationalbank_firsthertigage_takeover.ap/index.htm?cnn=yes

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FDIC shutters two more regional banks

Carson City, Nev. (AP) — The 28 branches of 1st National Bank of Nevada and First Heritage Bank, operating in Nevada, Arizona and California, were closed late Friday by federal regulators.

http://money.cnn.com/2008/07/26/news/companies/nationalbank_firsthertigage_takeover.ap/index.htm?cnn=yes

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