The kind with the corrugated roof, you know.

Light gray Dodge convertible wanted.

Haiku mist haze a crow cleans its beak on a rooftop aerial.

All my life I've wanted a little white house... out in the country, with blue shingles.

Be on the lookout for a stolen light gray Dodge convertible.

In particular, he claims that he was handcuffed and hanged with a chain from the roof of the office.

Next, the Ford van, the Volkswagen and the Chrysler Imperial convertible, all doing about 50.

Children with cleft palates will get it, and they document their story. This is wonderful.

Children with cleft palates get it, and they document their story.

Meanwhile, across the Atlantic, the political polarization in Washington is distressing, with another debt ceiling debacle looming.

However, the application of that principle had been affected by the introduction of a reduced ceiling of 22 per cent, which had been established to facilitate the payment of arrears with a view to improving the financial situation of the Organization.

That goal is reflected in the European Union s current focus on creating a fiscal compact, which would constitutionalize member states commitment to supposedly inviolable deficit ceilings.

Such an approach would reduce the risk of debt deflation, while capping inflation expectations to prevent a damaging surge in prices as recovery takes hold.

The United States, for one, will not accept ceilings that reduce its greenhouse gas emissions significantly if it means accepting higher costs and taxes that risk slowing economic recovery.

The US debt ceiling fiasco has raised doubts in the minds of central bankers about the advisability of holding dollars, while Europe s failure to resolve its sovereign debt crisis continues to fuel doubt that the euro can survive.

Thus, when Schroeder claimed special circumstances for Germany s failure to meet the budgetary ceilings of the European Union s Stability and Growth Pact, he seemed to be arguing that the restrictions should apply only to smaller countries, not to the big players.

This raises the old question about whether a currency union can work without a fiscal union, or at least stronger and more binding fiscal rules (the Maastricht deficit commitments are too easily breached).

While we may feel that the foundation was laid during that important event, what we have to do now is to complete what has been undertaken, consolidate the sections of walls that have been erected and build those parts that have only been sketched out  and here I am thinking particularly of the Human Rights Council and provide our project with a sound roof.

Moreover, the lending capacity of the new rescue fund, the European Stability Mechanism, is capped at 700 billion ( 905.6 billion), which represents only a fraction of the total public debt of the countries potentially needing financial assistance.