Umbrella clear

he 20-year-old brunette doubled over clutching her stomach at the concert in Sydney, Australia.
She had to leave the stage just seconds after starting her final song of the night - the duet Umbrella - leaving boyfriend Chris brown alone to finish it.
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Rihanna, from Barbados, was put on a stretcher and taken to hospital, where medics said she had suffered dehydration.
A spokesman for the star said: It was very hot at the venue, so after Rihannas set was over, she went offstage and needed to sit down, catch her breath and have some water.
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'I don't see any improvement in job market for the entire year of 2009,' said Michael Walden, an economics professor at North Carolina State University. 'We're looking at unemployment rate at 8 to 8.5 percent and a million or a million and half more people out of work in 2009.'
LOWER EXPECTATIONS?
Walden said Obama has no choice but to quickly start ramping down expectations so supporters are not disappointed.
'He will need to communicate to people that we have severe economic problems that will take time, that there will not be an easy switch to throw to make everything fine,' Walden said.
But those who helped Obama to victory, including labor unions, argue there is much Obama and the Democratic Congress can do to at least limit job losses in the year to come.
'Our expectations are very high,' said Ron Blackwell, chief economist of the AFL-CIO umbrella group for labor unions. 'That's why we supported Barack Obama.'
The group wants Congress to pass another economic stimulus package before Obama takes office in January that would extend unemployment insurance benefits, increase food subsidies to the poor, help state and local governments that cannot afford to continue programs for the needy, and invest in an infrastructure rebuilding program to create jobs.
Blackwell said the scope of future job losses will depend on how timely and aggressive Obama and the U.S

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