It is a horrible case as I read what happened. How could anyone do such a thing, taking the life of an innocent woman. Her father was right when he said he wanted the heaviest punishment for her killer. I can only imagine what he would feel. The Japanese killer should be killed himself because of the way he ended the victims life. If he would not be sentenced to death, he should at least suffer as much as she did right before her death. I hope he will be sentenced for life.
vrijdag 8 juli 2011
Opinion on Trichet tightens
By Nicole Blok
I am not a fan of Europe, especially when it comes to the euro. More and more countries experience financial problems because of that. The effects that this has on the economy are terrifying. I would not want to pay for the mistakes of other countries. I do not want to pay because Greece does not want to work until they’re sixty five. The government should stand firmly and prevent this from happening to save the economy. The other people should not have to pay for it. The countries should be able to do it themselves.
Trichet tightens
From: The Economist
The European Central Bank likes to prepare the ground for its interest-rate moves.
The rise was the ECB's second this year. The first move had been in April—after being signalled in March—when the bank raised the main rate from 1%, the low it reached during the great recession, in May 2009 (see chart). The rate increase put the ECB still further ahead of the game among the central banks of the largest advanced economies. Mr Trichet signalled that further rate rises are likely, by saying that the current monetary-policy stance remained “accommodative”.
Read more: http://www.economist.com/blogs/schumpeter/2011/07/euro-zone
Opinion on Antique Story
By Nicole Blok
I have to admit that I have a thing for antique. This story makes people greedy, because it makes them think that it is easy to earn a lot of money without having to do anything for it. I would not have sold the glasses because they looked amazing, on the other hand..nearly two thousand pounds would be nice to receive. It is good commerce for bargain hunting. As you can see, old things are worth more than some new things. At least that is my opinion.
Antique Story
From: The Daily Mail
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2012542/Rare-glasses-bought-40p-boot-fair-sell-auction-20-000.html
Most bargain-hunters dream of stumbling upon a precious treasure when they rummage around a car boot fair.
And for one gimlet-eyed woman that dream came true, when she bought three wine glasses for 40p each at a car boot sale and sold them at auction for nearly £19,000.
Dealers and collectors clamoured for the find and after a furious bidding session at Stride and Son auction house saw them go under the hammer for £16,000 pounds.
The winning bidder, who deals in glass, paid a total of £18,880 after all the extra fees were added on.
The vessels were made by revered glassworker William Bielby, who was known to have produced enamelled glass.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2012542/Rare-glasses-bought-40p-boot-fair-sell-auction-20-000.html
Opinion on callcentre back to UK
By Nicole Blok
Callcentres really make me angry, always phoning me if I would like to buy something. The good thing is that the company Santander provides a lot of new jobs for the British people, the downside is that they will continue annoying people. There were many problems in India with the company, maybe they will do a better job in the UK. I have my doubts about is, but it will be good for the economy.
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