JG asked:


Im in 12th grade about to graduate and plan on investing, How would you invest in real estate threw ETF’S? or something else? are their any negatives investing in real estate?

Joy

itnsource asked:

Monsoon rains flooded about two-thirds of Bangladesh in 1988, killing nearly 5000 people and destroying farm animals and crops. www.itnsource.com ITN T08098807

Ann

CBS asked:

One of the highest tides in its history brought Venice to a virtual halt. It was the fourth highest tide since 1872, when the city started keeping records.

Amanda

CBS asked:

Severe thunderstorms and flooding leave fifteen dead and forced thousands to evacuate in Tennessee and the Mississippi Valley. Jeff Glor reports.

Alvin

AlpinestarsR6 asked:

Just a Quick Clip of the aftermath of the floods, Lake Windermere has never looked so deep!!

Dora

AssociatedPress asked:

The Cumberland River slowly started to ebb Tuesday as residents who fled the flash floods returned home to find mud-caked floors and soggy furniture. Rescuers prayed they would not find more bodies as the floodwaters receded. (May 4)

Samantha

WPRI asked:

Record flood levels in Cranston. FEMA is surveying flood damage. State of Emergency is declared in parts of RI. Water is measured in feet, not inches.

Dolores

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Henry

Stone Evanson asked:


We have a kid who just got into college and we are thinking of what to invest in so that when he is out of college the investment can be handed over to him. We were considering Real Estate and Stocks. Which is preferable?

Marlene

AlJazeeraEnglish asked:

In northern Pakistan, an artifical lake formed by a landslide in January is now threatening to burst its banks and inundate more than 39 villages in the regions of Hunza and Gilgit. Officials have evacuated thousands of people this week amid fears a potential burst could affect about 50000 people downstream and sever a road serving as an important trade link with China. Over the past few months many villages have been swallowed in the reservoir and stranded people have had to use boats to travel on the icy waters. Officials hope for a gradual erosion of the blockage once the water starts flowing sometime next week through a canal that army engineers created to drain the lake. But they have not ruled out a sudden breach that could lead to massive flooding. Many residents have complained that the government’s help came too late. Al Jazeera’s Kamal Hyder reports. [May 22, 2010]

Marlene