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Back in 2008 the NHL's Badgers were playing away to Windsor in what was otherwise an ordinary game of ice hockey. Deep into the third quarter a Windsor forward collided with the Badgers goal tender (Kurt Jory) and slashed the jugular vein in his neck. The aftermath left a lot of confusion until eventually it was realised that one man's life was hanging in the balance.
The jugular vein in the neck is responsible for returning blood from the brain and upper body to the right inside of the heart. The vein is like a fast flowing river Meliton Hernandez Jersey , which has to return the blood quickly so that it can be pumped to the lungs to pick up more oxygen. The vein lies deep in the neck in order to keep itself from harm's way, but this is not always possible. Kurt Jory's jugular was slashed from the force of a sharp ice skate. The injury is rare, and you will see more cases in ICU units through stabbings and knife accidents.
In the seconds after the accident Kurt's teammates took a while to actually realise what was going on. However the whole stadium quickly realised that it was serious as large amounts of blood went spilling onto the ice from his neck.
It was the quick thinking of one of the Badgers trainers that undoubtedly saved Jory's life. Rushing onto the ice as quick as he could he was able to apply pressure onto the wound by squeezing the two flaps of skin together. Applying pressure is the key to treating heavy bleeding. In less serious cases it is possible to achieve this through tying bandages, but in this case there simply wasn't the time. The Badgers trainer improvised and used his fingers to apply pressure Jose De Jesus Corona Jersey , which doctors say has a lot to do with Kurt's survival.
This way of analysing the property market is not unique to Poland. Those involved in Western European property have been using the same foundations for their calculations and getting it wrong for decades. The truth is the link between average salaries, the supply of new homes and prices themselves is weak. Very weak. ARE THERE ENOUGH HOMES NOW --------------------------- Lets turn first to supply. A degree educated school teacher once turned to me in all sincerity and said, "There must be enough homes now." He had been spending some time looking at new developments to find an apartment for himself and there were hundreds of them. Their cranes litter the skylines of almost every Polish city and town. On the surface there does seem to be a great deal of building going on but this is not large scale for Poland when considered historically. In the late 1970s the construction industry was delivering nearly 300,000 residential units per year. They did not build just blocks and plexes Mexico Football Jersey , they built entire neighbourhoods and suburbs, and that was stil not enough. From a European perspective Poland still has some of the most overcrowded acmodation on the continent. According to the United Nations there are 308 dwellings per thousand inhabitants pared with 425 in Great Britain and 471 in Bulgaria. Depending who you talk to estimates of the current housing shortage in Poland varies between one and two million homes. At the current rate of build it will take at least a decade before there are actually "enough" dwellings. But let's take a magic wand and give Poland tomorrow the same housing density as Great Britain. What would happen to prices then Well in the United Kingdom developers have been delivering between 170,000 and 200,000 new units a year since 1997 and despite this prices rose 276% over the last decade according to the Nationwide Building Society. This apparent contradiction has been noted in a report by Rednet - The Situation in the Residential Market. The authors warn of price decreases during 2008 because of better supply both from developers and investors that bought in 2006 in order to sell the apartments closer to pletion. At the same time they admit to being "surprised" that prices in Wilan锟絯 Mexico Soccer Jersey , the upmarket Warsaw neighbourhood, rose 30% in 2007 despite having some of the highest supply rates in the city and a lowering in unit sales. This apparent contradiction is not unique among speculators. The bottom line is there is little to support a connection between the supply of new build units and property prices. The Rednet report ends by saying, "both more moderate sales and satisfactory supply rates in parison with reported demand, does not have to result in a decrease of an average price in the short term." More accurately Authentic Enrique Esqueda Jersey , as the UK has shown, it does not have to result in a decrease of the average price in the long term either. DO AVERAGE SALARIES MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE ----------------------------------------- Now es average salaries. The logic goes that if the average person earns 35,000 zloty per year and the average mortgage is three times this (with a 20% deposit provided by the buyer) then the average price of property shouldn't rise far above 130,000 zloty. All too often I see this used by mentators who then state "City X is reaching its maximum level" or "buyers can no longer afford the asking prices in City Y" and then go on to forecast decreases in the value of real estate. It all makes sense but it is flawed; in Poland especially so. Work and pay on the black market is still rife Authentic Vicente Matias Vuoso Jersey , it may explain why nearly half the adult population is not active on the labour market. There is an unknown amount of "money under the mattress" caused by a lack of faith in the banking sector, especially among the older generations, because the currency has been devalued a number of times including once in the nineties. Finally there is money ing in and ing back with Poles who work abroad. A BBC article in January 2008 noted that doctors who were muting from Poznan to Scotland for weekend work were earning as much in one shift abroad as they did in one month in Poland. The actual total figure for this type of employme.
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