Economists Can Neither Think Nor See
• http://www.thedailybell.com, by Mike ShedlockThe global recession, which started in Europe, is strengthening led by further declines in the eurozone.
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The global recession, which started in Europe, is strengthening led by further declines in the eurozone.
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Understanding how taxi regulation works helps us understand how all forms of government regulation work. Eliminating taxi regulation leads to far better service.
SEMI-NEWS: A Satire of Recent News
Executive Order Authorizing Government Control of Internet Nearing Completion Secretary Janet Napolitano told a Senate committee that the Administration is drafting an Executive Order that would grant her Department of Homeland Security “sweeping
Approximately 90 percent of the world’s electricity is generated by heat energy.
Knowing which chemical to buy and where to purchase it can be a confusing part of preparing for your science fair project. This guide will help you navigate some of those challenges.
List of Commonly Available Chemicals
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Reading an article here on the DP about real estate by Catherine Austin Fitts, I found a link in the comments section at the site of the original article which lead me to this article on illicit drug money.
Here's the link to the latest FEC report that was filed yesterday for the period of 8/1 - 8/31.
I used to have a deputy who said that the FHA mortgage insurance funds were where mortgages went to die.
Considering that employment is bad because of Fed "bond buys", which are preventing price clearing and discovery, and perpetuating the worst capital misallocation environment in the history of the world (if not for Apple's professional line waiters),
America has historically been the beacon of freedom and the land of opportunity which has attracted tens of millions of immigrants to the shores of our great country in search of a better way of life.
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Slowly and quietly, the U.S. Congress may be arriving at a consensus on how to avoid falling off the "fiscal cliff" on December 31 - by simply putting off its own deadline for most of the major year-end budget and tax decisions.
You can tell a lot about a nation by the condition of the infrastructure.
Italy’s high court has upheld the sentences of 23 CIA operatives convicted of kidnapping a Muslim cleric under the U.S. program of "extraordinary rendition."
Probably best if you spike your morning coffee before reading any further.
CONNECTING THE DOTS
Despite Muslim leaders re-affirming their contempt for our values in words and deed, we persist that Muslims will integrate as seamlessly as Europeans did, notwithstanding their allegiance to a belief system that has not changed in 1,400 years.
If you had any doubt that the ongoing coup by bankers and their allies was proceeding apace, the latest story from Shahien Nasiripour of the Financial Times should settle all doubts.
Charles Goyette is known for his outspoken libertarian views and his economic commentary.
Not violent, just handy.
"Presto! Growing parts from liquid plastic"
What is the sexiest job of the 21st century? If you said “data scientist,” you’re probably an editor at Harvard Business Review and probably not anyone else.
MakerBot Industries is opening the first U.S. retail store dedicated to 3-D printing. Explore a space that may soon arrive at a shopping mall near you.
Select Kit-Kat bars in the UK will contain GPS devices, which Nestlé will use to find the buyers and give them a cash prize.
In vitro leather production would be less controversial than growing hamburgers in the lab, Modern Meadow CEO Andras Forgacs says.
Good ol' 1234 accounts for about 10 percent of passwords. That's more than the bottom 4,200 combinations put together.
Google’s mobile operating system is particularly dominant in China’s rapidly growing smartphone market.