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Right. So for those of you who don't know part time job is doing media analysis on US politics and the banking and financial industries. It's been a rough week.

Right now, I'm working on data about the "collapse" of Canary Wharf.

That is, the inevitable financial real-estate mess as all its tenants go bankrupt. But really? I have to do this? And I can't drink coffee? Are you fucking serious?

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I'd be very interested to read your thoughts on what's happening to the financial market, from your perspective -- I'm sure this week has been an exhausting one for you.

There are going to be a lot of empty buildings in Manchester, NH, soon, too -- one of the headquarters for AIG is here, as is some of the depts for TD Bank, which now owns a great deal of New England's banking and mortgage industries, as well as investments (and coincidentally is where my investments are held, gah). It's going to affect the entire economy up here (as Manchester and environs is the biggest city north of Boston until you get to Canada if you go up the Rt. 3 corridor -- the "IT industrial corridor") -- it's going to get interesting very quickly.

Post-CERN Torchwood fic? Oh, yes!