[40868] in Discussion of MIT-community interests
These 16,000 woodwork plans won't last long
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Fast Woodworking Plans)
Mon Apr 27 23:01:06 2015
Date: Mon, 27 Apr 2015 20:01:02 -0700
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These 16,000 woodwork plans won't last long
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<font color="white" size="1">l said half of early voters went for Romney), but it certainly
suggests an interested and engaged Republican electorate.The Florida primary is different from
the first three contests this year because it is closed. Only voters
who registered as Republicans before Jan. 3 are allowed to participate. That
leaves a potential universe of about 4.1 million voters. The conventional wisdom
is that turnout will be down because there is no Democratic contest
and Republican participation will not be enhanced by a controversial ballot initiative,
as it was in 2008.But theres really no model for this election.
Florida only jumped to the opening weeks of the primary calendar in
2008 and by the time the race arrived in Florida on January
29, McCain had won two of the three major contests and was
looking much more inevitable than Romney is today. Its hard to imagine
that the most unusual and polarizing Republican nominating contest in more than
a generation is really going t
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<font color="white" size="1">d, especially the Jeep Grand Cherokee SUV. The company's global sales climbed
22 percent to1.86 million last year. U.S. sales growth was even faster,
up 26 percent.As a result, the company brought in more money. Revenue
totaled $55 billion last year, 31 percent higher than in 2010. The
added cash, along with relatively low expenses after bankruptcy, and savings from
combining technology and engineering with Fiat, helped Chrysler turn itself around.In fact,
last year's profit would have been higher $734 million
if the company hadn't refinanced $7.6 billion in loans granted
by the U.S. and Canadian governments. In the second quarter, the company
took a $551 million accounting loss because of the refinancing.But the refinancing
in May at far lower rates helped save Chrysler about $100 million
in interest expenses last year, and is expected to save $300 million
during a full year.Chrysler's profit has created a role reversal of sorts.
When the U.S. governmen
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