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To: Golconda who wrote (65745)	8/25/2010 2:21:03 PM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 218116

Using all them. 100% is in use. Nature is efficient. How it would developed all that if would not have been necessary? For just stay there idle? No. It was those who had more who survived and produced offspring. Slowly the ones with less had shorter life and/or produced less offspring.

To: Golconda who wrote (65745)	8/27/2010 11:47:43 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 218116

Bernanke gave his strongest indication yet on Friday that he was determined to prevent the economy from slipping into a cycle of falling prices. ... “I believe that additional purchases of longer-term securities, should the F.O.M.C. choose to take them, would be effective in further easing financial conditions,” Mr. Bernanke told a Fed policy symposium here. He was referring to the Federal Open Market Committee, the panel that sets interest rates, which Mr. Bernanke leads; some members have expressed unease over the prospect of the Fed pursuing any further monetary accommodation. “Central bankers alone cannot solve the world’s economic problems,” he said. It was his most robust statement to date that the Fed would do its part to avoid a Japanese-style deflation from taking hold. nytimes.com