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Temp hiring is seeing a slowdown in Aug-Sept 2012. It declined by 2000 jobs in Sept and made no gains in August. By contrast in the first 6 months about 21,000 temp jobs were added each month. The historical correlation since 1990 of changes in temp employment with ensuing job growth in the next 3 months is 77%. This indicates job growth in the fourth quarter of 2012 will be about 72,000 jobs a month says Irwin, not enough to keep up with population growth, and likely to lead to an uptick in the unemployment rate. The results at temp hiring firms Manpower and Robert Half confirm this trend.
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How one war widow is coping with the death of a husband in the war in Afghanistan. Lisa Hallett in Puget Sound with three small kids has kept alive her husbands memory as she makes a 26 mile run through the streets near Puget Sound, Washington.
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Lt. General John Allen suceeds General Petraeus as head of the U.S. war effort in Afghanistan. He is best known for promoting the Sunni Awakening in Anbar province, Iraq, that helped the U.S. win the confidence of Sunni tribal leaders and quell the insurgents there.
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A study by the national Petroleum Council which continues to emphasizes the energy constraints as developing countries expand and conservation lags behind in the USA.
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China's changing trade strategy- closing up or opening some sectors such as pharmaceuticals in a change of mind.

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The Sarney family which has ruled Amapa state in the north east of Brazil for most of the last three decades. The progress in three decades has not led to serious improvements in infrastructure, services, and standard of living in the northeast and other parts of Brazil.
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Prakash and Ghosh in the Hindusthan Times remind readers that even though India has ambitious plans for renewable energy much remains to be done in shifting to clean coal technologies. An estimated 80% of India's coal plants use obsolete technologies, making this an obvious area for improvement. India plans to make solar the source of 100GW of 175GW it plans to generate in renewable energy by 2022. Yet it must not be forgotten that coal is a dominant source for the foreseeable future and shifting to clean coal technologies is an area that should get top priority from the government. Today India is the third largest in terms of carbon emissions after the U.S and China.

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Economic mismanagement that Barrack Obama deplores in some of the African countries that are independent. Zimbabwe stands out in the extent of collapse of infrastructure, living conditions and complete collapse of currency. And strikingly leaders of its neighbors in South Africa and other larger African countries have not spoke out. Mugabe's government has stolen elections and not tolerated any opposition. The MDC Movement for Democratic Change led by Morgan Tsvangirai is trying to correct things in the coming elections but does it stand a chance if Mugabe again intimidates the opposition at the elections.
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Whats happening at design schools in Paris like the Creapole, where masters students are experimenting with new designs of vehicles with making as small a carbon footprint as possible as a startingpoint for all design. And whats happening at other design schools in Brussels and Tokyo.
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A proposal by the former FDIC chairman, Sheila Bair, to now extend the U.S. Federal Reserve loans made to American bankers to everybody in this country. This will level the playing field, and bring a true sense of equality, with everyone entitled to the same benefit. And this could be done in Europe too, because the ECB could level the playing field by making the low interest loans it made recently to European bankers now available to everybody in Europe. And wouldn't that be a good idea? Yes, it comes from someone who has a good knowledge of banking, seeing us all through a financial crisis, and a keen sense of what is good for the U.S. and Europe. Bair makes her point in a novel way, yet it voices the feelings of the middle class in the U.S. and Europe.
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U.S. president Obama at the G-7 Summit in Korn in the Bavarian Alps. He talks about the Islamic State having replenished its fighters with a flow of foreign fighters to Iraq continuing unimpeded, and resulting in tactical successes in Anbar province for ISIS. He also firms up the G-7's stand against the Putin government's actions and intervention in Ukraine. This takes time from the other issues of climate change and trade that were part of the discussions. One aspect of the summit was close interaction in the unique setting of the Bavarian Alps between president Obama and German chancellor Merkel. This was shown in unique photo settings, designed to convey the partnership between Germany and the U.S., as the G-7 confront problems in the Middle East and Eastern Europe that require joint leadership.
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In a new book, "Back to Work: Why We Need Smart Government for a Strong Economy," Bill Clinton says he would have done two things differently. He would have raised the debt ceiling in the first two years when the Democrats had majorities in both houses of Congress. He also thinks President Obama's criticism of Wall Street has been harsh and counterproductive. Clinton is strongly critical of the Republicans for their anti-government ideology.
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