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I'm still trying to get a handle on my greener grocery bags
I don't want to make a fashion statement or a grand political gesture. The idea is not to make anybody else feel guilty about how they get the groceries home or to make public a parade of personal virtues. I just don't want to use plastic bags for a while. Besides, spending 40 bucks on a "Think Green" canvas bag seemed to defeat the whole idea of curbing wasteful consumerism. So I rounded up all the canvas tote bags in the house, convention freebies and comes-with-purchase giveaways. It is not a delightfully hip collection: A few grubby bags that advertise "Vitamin World," totes from the state fair and from the bookstore, a roomy old canvas affair imprinted with the logo "C-SPAN," which might as well be "I'M A BIG NERD." For the first big no-bag grocery shop, I forgot the bags and had to go back to the car for them.
MBIA posts fourth quarter loss
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Stocks fall as Bernanke reiterates risks of U.S. economic weakness
Pedestrians cross a street in front of an electronic market board indicating Japanese stocks' rebound from a four-session losing streak in Tokyo, Thursday, Jan. 17, 2008. The benchmark Nikkei 225 stock index rose 278.94 points, or 2.07 percent, to close at 13,783.45 points. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS/Katsumi Kasahara TORONTO - Stock markets resumed a sharp selloff Thursday after a manufacturing survey came in worse than expected and U.S. Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke said the risks of a U.S. economic downturn are more pronounced. Shortly after midday, Toronto's S&P/TSX tumbled 180.33 points to 12,894.53 after writedowns of securities connected to the U.S. housing sector and lower oil prices had helped push the TSX down over 600 points in the last two days.
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