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Record High Prices. Certainly 2007 will be remembered as a record setting year for commodities as many markets hit all time highs due to growing world demand. Some of the commodities that achieved new all time highs include Australian Dollar, British Pound, Crude Oil, Dow Jones Index, and Wheat. Only the U.S. Dollar Index fell to all time lows in 2007.Electronic Growth. The futures industry continues to shift away from "open outcry trading" or "pit trading" to the faster and more efficient "electronic trading" or "screen trading." As we enter 2008, nearly all the markets have the ability to trade either in the "pit" or on the "screen." Many traders are embracing this change in technology by moving off the floor to trade on their own computer screens.Merger of CBOT & CME. The merger of the two largest and oldest commodity trading organizations has guaranteed 2007 will be a historical year.

Let's see you fire up your computer and get alcohol or tobacco out of it. Instant delivery of an addictive product is the issue. You go to a store to buy alcohol and tobacco. You go to a casino to gamble. We don't need it on the Internet.

We have criminalized child pornography, we have labeled video games, and we have stopped a number of "sports."

What you're asking for isn't a "break." It's a license to take other people's money and deliver nothing in return. Play all the games you want on the Net, but leave out the gambling.

Selling on eBay: This is a class for business people wanting to sell on the popular online site. The classes are Mondays and Wednesdays from 6 to 9 p.m. at Fayetteville Technical Community College’s Center for Business & Industry Building at 2723 Fort Bragg Road. The instructor will help you register a seller account, create a PayPal account, and instruct on how to research, photograph and describe items to be sold. Valid checking and credit card accounts are required to begin selling. Some computer experience is required. The cost is $55. Preregistration is recommended. For information, call 678-8462.

MOVE) , the online leader in real estate search, continues to attract world class consumer Internet talent with the appointment of Justin Miller, senior vice president of product management, and Randy Wigginton, site wide architect.

Miller, who most recently enjoyed a successful career as one of eBay's leading European product executives, will lead Move's company-wide strategy for product management, user research, competitive insight, and all new product launch planning and execution. Wigginton, who started his career at Apple Computers as their first programmer and sixth employee, will lead the development of Move's site architecture, including the company's engineering footprint and the implementation of innovations ensuring the best possible experience for consumers visiting the online leader.