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DislikedSince we are playing regional music, I like this one. It has soul.
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Dislikedvery good music and video is impressive, probably inspired from Serb war.
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DislikedI think that's our problem. We are considered the East by the West and the West by the East.
But then, that has made us stronger.Ignored
DislikedI think that's our problem. We are considered the East by the West and the West by the East.
But then, that has made us stronger.Ignored
DislikedVic. Thanks for the read on the chinese easing of CB reserve depos.
Japan's easing has impact on usd/yen.
I still cannot trade the RMB.
So as far as I am concerned, has no market impact.
Some peeps like speculate what the impact on USD or euro.
But i feel they just want excuse to manipulate anything that they want.
There is really no real impact. Just secondary speculation and secondary spillover effects.
Until The RMB is liquidly and freely traded, its on a managed pegged.
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Dislikedyou are fine chief... i feel your health is getting better...
I agree...
we can only dance...
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Dislikedmostly very cranky.
Peeps around me all trying be their most positive self.
I somehow see thru all the charade.
I tell them here pain there pains.
They say , ahhh, pain is good, means healing.
I just feel like club them with baseball bat and see if they feel the healing.
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DislikedHi fti, do not beat your self up about getting a bit cranky at times, when I was first recovering (well after a couple of years) the doctors sent me to a pain clinic to try to manage my problems better, while there, they explained to me that the parts of the brain that deal with pain and emotion/stress are next to each other, when one is aggravated it aggravates the other, understanding this actually helped me deal with the long term pain management much better, I also could/can recognise when my emotions were/are starting to go all over the place...Ignored
DislikedOh the vouch, I like do it on my birthday, but this year i missed it.
So make me proud, huh? and yourself forever financially independent.
and not forget exercise.
cranky and naggy too.
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