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Floods in the Valenica region are described to be "like a tsunami" and  so sudden that flood warnings came too late. This is typical of the climate change related floods in Germany, North Africa, Mexico, and other countries where the floods have hit all of a sudden, bringing torrents of rain within minutes.

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Toyota plans to spend $175 million to advertise the 2012 redesigned and reinvented Toyota Camry. Toyota will use as campaign theme, "Its ready. Are you?" It focusses on the idea that Toyota is back after recent difficulties.
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The jobs situation in the US as the stimulus fades, the lack of support for a new stimulus effort. The lack of job creation in the private sector, and the loss of jobs at the state and local government level because of budget deficits. The overdependence on the Fed and the lack of adequate mechanisms for the Fed to be really effective.
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Jefferson County, Alabama, and the city of Birmingham face an acute shortage of funds. It is facing $4 billion in debt after corruption related to a major public works project.
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The Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and its leader Khairat Al Shater. Al Shater talks to the WSJ's Kaminski on his plans for Egypt and his demands for reinstatement of the elected parliament, the newly elected president of Egypt Mohammed Morsi taking that position, and the military backing off from its decree of unlimited powers over the president and parliament. He says he does not want a collision with the military and prefers to achieve the goals over three or four years, feels the military betrayed them, and admits to having too many disagreements with other pro-democracy groups in Egypt. His new emphasis is on a broad based effort and national accord to bring democracy and the rule of law in Egypt. Al Shater is a new breed of Muslim Brotherhood leaders in that he is a businessman having made money in furniture, software and other businesses, and at the same time a devout Muslim who spent years in Saudi Arabia. An interesting fact about the Muslim Brotherhood is that many of the leaders are academics, engineers and doctors or businesspersons, yet devout Muslims....
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India is providing additional financing to Serum Institute of India and vaccine manufacturers to increase vaccine supplies. It is also importing Sputnik vaccine from Russia and approving production within India of Sputnik vaccine. These steps are being taken to accelerate vaccinations. By early May vaccination will be open to anyone over 18 years.

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WSJ maps of Ryuku Island chain 105 miles from Taiwan that is controlled by Japan and the US bases in Japan. Ryukyu island chain stretches all the way across the Pacific from Taiwan to Japan, and is close to all shipping lanes.

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What did the Justices say about US Birthright Citizenship? Here are the words of what the Justices said in the June 27 decision of the US Supreme Court 6-3 blocking the district courts from overruling the Executive Order of the US president. From the outset the Justices sought to decide - was the district court in a state deciding on a case with individual circumstances for the plaintiffs, even by a stretch of the imagination going to decide over the judgement of the Executive Branch what the law of the land should be? SC went though British law, and US law during its history and found no such understanding of the courts. "In each case, the District Court entered a “universal injunction”—an injunction barring executive officials from applying the Executive Order to anyone, not just the plaintiffs. And in each case, the Court of Appeals denied the Government’s request to stay the sweeping relief. The Government argues that the District Courts lacked equitable authority to impose universal relief and has filed three nearly identical emergency applications seeking partial stays to limit the preliminary injunctions to the plaintiffs in each case." The Court held- "Held: Universal injunctions likely exceed the equitable authority that Congress has given to federal courts. The Court grants the Government’s applications for a partial stay of the injunctions entered below." ...
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Annapurna Labs in Austin, Texas, is Amazon Web services effort to comete with Nvidia in AiIchips. It is working to build an alternative to Nvidia which provides 95% of AI chips. 

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