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To: TobagoJack who wrote (106891)	8/6/2014 3:54:11 PM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu	4 Recommendations Recommended By 2MAR$ dalroi elmatador see clearly now Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 218936

1. Always listen to your wife - women are inherently smarter than men in general and on day to day issues. Nature gave them this gift, it is genetic. This is why men continuously try to prove themselves to others. 2. Let "coconut" come up if she wants with the idea you do not even whisper in this direction, *mess around with what you love most.* 3, I can guaranty that when she will be ready she will voice it. Let it be here idea!!! Most important remember you are the doorman - opening doors and provide guidance or support when needed.

To: TobagoJack who wrote (106891)	8/6/2014 9:37:57 PM
From: carranza2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218936

Give children the most you can as respects resources, schooling, etc. In other words, things which will develop them in a positive way. Frills? Hell, no. They won't know or care. Most important, spend as much time as you can with them from birth to about 7-8. Then start to let them go so that they can find/learn things on their own. They'll amaze you. Worked for me. Then get ready for adolescence. It'll be like having Grand Central Station installed inside your skull.

To: TobagoJack who wrote (106891)	8/7/2014 2:28:42 AM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218936

German Industrial Production Falls Short of Expectations 07-Aug-2014 By Todd Buell FRANKFURT--German industrial production rose less than expected in June, official data showed Thursday, potentially adding fuel to concerns that the German economy's performance was weaker than previously expected in the second quarter. Factory production in Germany increased 0.3% on the month in June in adjusted terms, the Economy Ministry said. Experts surveyed by The Wall Street Journal had expected a 1.4% increase. The data follow an unexpectedly sharp decline in June factory orders that sparked concern among experts that the German economy might even have contracted in the second quarter. The fall in factory orders was spawned both by technical factors, such as a sharp drop in bulk orders, and concern about geopolitical risks. A data breakdown showed that production in manufacturing rose 0.1%, while construction output was up 1.2%. Consumer goods production was up 1.7%. On the flip side, capital goods production dropped 0.9%. Just as in the report on orders Wednesday, the ministry said Thursday that geopolitical events probably weighed on production. "Order activity and sentiment indicators suggest a moderate development of production for the time being." But it said that the positive trend of production should still continue. The picture of the economy should be further rounded out Friday when the country's statistics office will report trade data for June. A first estimate of gross domestic product is due to come on Aug. 14. Write to Todd Buell at todd.buell@wsj.com