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2011/05/172011/05/17

Nuclear/Climate Change: CLOSED 17 May 2011

ROLLING UPDATE from Beginning of Crisis SHORT URL: http://tinyurl.com/PBI-Japan-Update 16 May 2011 ALL: Study: Seaports unready for climate change CANADA: Climate change threatens arctic coastlines CHINA: China’s Nuclear Arsenal: Status and Evolution EUROPE-SPAIN: Spanish Quake Jolts European Nuclear Debate GERMANY-JAPAN-USA: Nuclear Nations Turn To Natural Gas And Renewables INDIA: Manmohan Singh takes stock of country’s …

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2011/04/302011/04/30

Understanding Rising Food Prices

Bottom line: ignorant government policies, and particularly the mandating of corn’s use to make ethanol, have driven the price of corn up for real people who want to each corn and products containing corn (which turns out to be just about everything). It’s Getting Harder to Bring Home the Bacon By MARY KISSEL, April 30, …

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2010/02/222010/02/25

Journal: Commentary on Moonlighting at the CIA

In a 1 February 2010 article adapted from the his forthcoming book, ‘Broker, Trader, Lawyer, Spy: The Secret World of Corporate Espionage,’ Eamon Javers wrote: “In the midst of two wars and the fight against Al Qaeda, the CIA is offering operatives a chance to peddle their expertise to private companies on the side — …

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2009/11/252011/10/22

Review: TYRANNICIDE The Story of the Second American Revolution

Recommended by habeas corruptus & Robert Steele November 23, 2009 Dr. Evan Keliher Edit of 9 Jan 11 in light of shooting of gentle lady of Arizona, a judge, and others. I am leaving the original rhetoric intact, but I want to emphasize two things: 1) my enthusiasm was rhetorical, never anticipating the two-party tyranny …

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2009/10/312009/10/31

Review: Business Stripped Bare–Adventures of a Global Entrepreneur

Inspirational and Practical as Well October 31, 2009 Richard Branson I picked this up half-price at Copenhagen airport, and I liked it so much I have ordered Screw It, Let’s Do It (Expanded Edition): 14 Lessons on Making It to the Top While Having Fun & Staying Green. I must note that normally I would …

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2008/05/312009/10/30

Review: Complex Adaptive Systems–An Introduction to Computational Models of Social Life (Princeton Studies in Complexity)

Best in Class, Very Technical, Saluting and Moving On, May 31, 2008

2008/05/312009/10/30

Review: Generative Social Science: Studies in Agent-Based Computational Modeling (Princeton Studies in Complexity)

Instead of Can You Explain It, Can You Build It?, May 31, 2008