I think 2, 3, 6, and 10 are at least somewhat likely. 4 is still happening as it has been for the last 30 years, and 5 is already happening as you mentioned. 11 is less likely but possible as the US and the Eurozone are in a similar situation to what the Japanese economy did prior to their deflation in the late 80's (large elderly population, large consumer debt).
As for reasons:
2 - we already mentioned
3 - housing bubble looks likely especially in some of the larger markets (here in Denver the prices have been rising fast)
6 - already happened and the effects take some time to occur (good or bad)
10 - where has all the leverage from the financial crisis gone? Some saying car loans could be the next bubble, or payday lending, or probably something we don't see coming.