Aug. 12-14 | Jack Leasure Shooting and Skills Camp at Carolina Forest High School. Cost is $130 per player early registration, $100 per player for team of five. Camp runs from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. each day. Individual shooting DVD featuring the former Coastal Carolina standout available for $45. For more information, go to jackleasurecamp.blogspot.com.
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There is no liquid alternative to U.S. Treasuries, so their status in finance will continue - as will the benefits that brings to funding a massive budget deficit.
Leaving the credibility of S&P to one side - Deutsche Bank's report takes the view that the agency appears to have won itself more "wiggle room on the $4 trillion number".
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But at what cost? That is the question it should be asking itself.
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