no dont short more
LMAO YA YA dont cover farmboy add to your short ,we will miss your wisdom
just cover and it will be over ( bite the bullet) LOL
insiders are loading up
Sentiment: Strong Buy
some is loading up
here we go
LMAO and thats how you get a Jackazz
Sentiment: Buy
down goes the ship
Feb 28, 2013 ADAMS TIM M
Officer
42,534 Direct Sale at $40.61 - $40.73 per share. 1,730,0002
Feb 28, 2013 WEATHERUP CRAIG
Director
10,000 Direct Option Exercise at $15.75 per share. 157,500
Feb 28, 2013 WEATHERUP CRAIG
Director
10,000 Direct Sale at $40.87 per share. 408,700
Feb 28, 2013 BRODERICK DENNIS J
Officer
15,165 Direct Sale at $40.61 per share. 615,850
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There is no money for the second one anymore.
The county roads here need paving, and the tax collector needs help.
There is no money for them, either.
There is no money for a lot of things around here, not since Jefferson County, population 658,000, went bankrupt last fall. There is no money for holiday D.U.I. checkpoints, litter patrols or overtime pay at the courthouse. None for crews to pull weeds or pick up road kill — not even when, as happened recently, an unlucky cow was hit near the town of Wylam.
“We don’t do that any more,” E. Wayne Sullivan, director of the roads and transportation department, said of such roadside cleanup.
This is life today in Jefferson County — Bankrupt, U.S.A. For all the talk in Washington about taxes and deficits, here is a place where government finances, and government itself, have simply broken down. The county, which includes the city of Birmingham, is drowning under $4 billion in debt, the legacy of a big sewer project and corrupt financial dealings that sent 17 people to prison.
Whether induced by the economy or self-inflicted, retailers' fourth-quarter results brought front and center issues that will continue to plague the sector well into 2013.
While consumers are modestly increasing spending despite having lower take-home pay, the overall sluggishness of the economy and escalating gasoline prices are countering a higher stock market and housing prices.
U.S. incomes fell the most in two decades in January as higher tax rates kicked in; personal incomes tumbled 3.6% in January, the Commerce Department said Friday. And gross domestic product, a measure of all goods and services produced in the economy, advanced at just a 0.1% annual rate between October and December, the Commerce Department said Thursday.
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