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2009-06-17 — blogspot.com
"The Labor Department reported consumer prices rose a seasonally adjusted 0.1 percent in May, largely as a result of rising energy prices, but, from year ago levels, the cost of living decreased a full 1.3 percent (unadjusted), the sharpest decline in prices since 1950."
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