When coffee prices dip low, as they have this year, some farmers flirt with growing coca plants instead of coffee, especially in the Andean countries of South America.
Scroggin's trust document includes items to check if you'd like your heirs to submit to regular drug tests, or if you want to cut off education money if their grades dip too low.
If it stays low, the population will dip below 1 billion by 2060.
The Los Angeles metropolitan area keenly felt the chill, with an overnight low in Hollywood expected to dip down to 38 F.
Prices overnight did dip to a fresh six-week low.
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Here, among picnicking families and kids flying kites, you can dip your toes in the shallow pools that are left during low tide, perfect for playful splashing without needing to venture all the way in.
One particularly scenic spot is the Piscinas de la Fajana near the town of Barlovento, where you can take a dip in natural pools of saltwater separated from the sea only by low man-made barriers.
After George W. Bush took office, the economic recession in 2001 and a tepid recovery combined with the short-run effects of his tax cuts caused revenues to dip below the long-run average for four years (to a low of 16.1% in 2005).
Short-term interest rates did give the company some relief in the quarter, but with renewed fears of double dip and deflation starting to rear its ugly head, interest rates may remain low for an extended period.
Income taxes will fall by FFr43 billion over three years, with middle- and low-bracket taxpayers profiting more than those paying the top, 54%, rate, which will dip by only 1.5 percentage points over three years.
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