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Happy Hubble Day!

Category: astro
Posted on: February 26, 2010 12:35 PM, by Steinn Sigurðsson


That is all.

Now get back to writing some bloomin' proposals, you slackers.


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March 7 (Bloomberg) -- Icelanders rejected by a massive majority a bill that would saddle each citizen with $16,400 of debt in protest at U.K. and Dutch demands that they cover losses triggered by the failure of a private bank.

Ninety-three percent voted against the so-called Icesave bill, according to preliminary results on national broadcaster RUV. Final results will be published this morning.

The bill would have obliged the island to take on $5.3 billion, or 45 percent of last year’s economic output, in loans from the U.K. and the Netherlands to compensate the two countries for depositor losses stemming from the collapse of Landsbanki Islands hf more than a year ago. The island’s political leaders say they’ve already moved on to talks over a new accord.

Posted by: Jonathan Vos Post | March 6, 2010 8:02 PM

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