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March 12, 2009 at 10:08 AM in reply to: Phoenix Business Journal says Arizona Police prepared for unrest #364575March 12, 2009 at 10:08 AM in reply to: Phoenix Business Journal says Arizona Police prepared for unrest #364862
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ParticipantI used to design and write Navy wargame software. It was a very flexible system. I wonder if I could get a contract to modify a wargame that integrates some new “domestic” features.
March 12, 2009 at 10:08 AM in reply to: Phoenix Business Journal says Arizona Police prepared for unrest #365019ParticipantI used to design and write Navy wargame software. It was a very flexible system. I wonder if I could get a contract to modify a wargame that integrates some new “domestic” features.
March 12, 2009 at 10:08 AM in reply to: Phoenix Business Journal says Arizona Police prepared for unrest #365055ParticipantI used to design and write Navy wargame software. It was a very flexible system. I wonder if I could get a contract to modify a wargame that integrates some new “domestic” features.
March 12, 2009 at 10:08 AM in reply to: Phoenix Business Journal says Arizona Police prepared for unrest #365168ParticipantI used to design and write Navy wargame software. It was a very flexible system. I wonder if I could get a contract to modify a wargame that integrates some new “domestic” features.
ParticipantThe lower and more inland end is still foreclosing at a rapid rate, although many speculators/buyers have jumped in lately. What does this portend for the coastal areas whose pricing has barely budged, and whose truly exotic loans will be resetting for the next two years? Guess. I don’t believe that the massive federal government intervention programs can save the higher end areas, though many would like to believe so.
Just a few months back, the interesting discussions on this board were starting to look like endangered species. Oh how things have changed.
ParticipantThe lower and more inland end is still foreclosing at a rapid rate, although many speculators/buyers have jumped in lately. What does this portend for the coastal areas whose pricing has barely budged, and whose truly exotic loans will be resetting for the next two years? Guess. I don’t believe that the massive federal government intervention programs can save the higher end areas, though many would like to believe so.
Just a few months back, the interesting discussions on this board were starting to look like endangered species. Oh how things have changed.
ParticipantThe lower and more inland end is still foreclosing at a rapid rate, although many speculators/buyers have jumped in lately. What does this portend for the coastal areas whose pricing has barely budged, and whose truly exotic loans will be resetting for the next two years? Guess. I don’t believe that the massive federal government intervention programs can save the higher end areas, though many would like to believe so.
Just a few months back, the interesting discussions on this board were starting to look like endangered species. Oh how things have changed.
ParticipantThe lower and more inland end is still foreclosing at a rapid rate, although many speculators/buyers have jumped in lately. What does this portend for the coastal areas whose pricing has barely budged, and whose truly exotic loans will be resetting for the next two years? Guess. I don’t believe that the massive federal government intervention programs can save the higher end areas, though many would like to believe so.
Just a few months back, the interesting discussions on this board were starting to look like endangered species. Oh how things have changed.
ParticipantThe lower and more inland end is still foreclosing at a rapid rate, although many speculators/buyers have jumped in lately. What does this portend for the coastal areas whose pricing has barely budged, and whose truly exotic loans will be resetting for the next two years? Guess. I don’t believe that the massive federal government intervention programs can save the higher end areas, though many would like to believe so.
Just a few months back, the interesting discussions on this board were starting to look like endangered species. Oh how things have changed.
ParticipantI am starting to think that all these programs amount to, in the bigger picture, nothing. We (piggs) are all hand-wringing at each turn of events, but really, as many have said before, the handwriting is on the wall, and it doesn’t look pretty.
ParticipantI am starting to think that all these programs amount to, in the bigger picture, nothing. We (piggs) are all hand-wringing at each turn of events, but really, as many have said before, the handwriting is on the wall, and it doesn’t look pretty.
ParticipantI am starting to think that all these programs amount to, in the bigger picture, nothing. We (piggs) are all hand-wringing at each turn of events, but really, as many have said before, the handwriting is on the wall, and it doesn’t look pretty.
ParticipantI am starting to think that all these programs amount to, in the bigger picture, nothing. We (piggs) are all hand-wringing at each turn of events, but really, as many have said before, the handwriting is on the wall, and it doesn’t look pretty.
ParticipantI am starting to think that all these programs amount to, in the bigger picture, nothing. We (piggs) are all hand-wringing at each turn of events, but really, as many have said before, the handwriting is on the wall, and it doesn’t look pretty.
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