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To: Geoff Altman who wrote (517470)	10/28/2012 3:53:55 PM
From: skinowski	Respond to of 794033

Your son should do fine... Those recurrent spontaneous lung collapses are dangerous. It does sound like this procedure was the best way to go. Re: Argentinian teachers and public employees demanding and getting "more" To me it sounds that both their public and their politicians are corrupt this way. The public demands "more" - and money gets printed. Inevitably, from time to time they end up blowing out their currency. We in the US for the time being are able to absorb our growing debt (meaning, so far there was no panic). We are "borrowing" - and sending out to various recipients - to the tune of 120-130 billion each month. Most of the funds are made available for borrowing by the Fed (which creates them out of Nothingness - g). In light of this fact, our favorite candidate Mr. Romney really must have brass ones to call China a currency manipulator... lol.