The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
I got this from a friend who works on budget issues in Congress, and he/she assured me the reasons are accurate — that is all I know, but if true, this list would explain why insurance stock just rose to all time highs. Top 10 Reasons to Kill Senate Health Care Bill 1. Forces you …
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On Saturday, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency set out to learn how quickly people could use online social networks to solve a problem of national scope. The answer: 8 hours 56 minutes, at least when said problem involves $40,000 and a bunch of red balloons. The winning team was spearheaded by Riley Crane, a …
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Level of poverty Poor | Very poor | Extremely poor Green Serves rural areas Focus on women Fair trade Financial My financial return 1% – 3% | 4% – 6% When I get repaid Anytime | < 1 yr | 1 – 3 yrs | > 3 yrs My money is going to Single institution …
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We anticipate all text messages being available for public search in the near term, joining our observation that Twitter is now a crowd-sourcing as well as a point of presence intelligence tool. Click on the collage to search text messages from 9-11–the scope is believed to be limited (e.g. NYC only) but this is a …
Leaked documents reveal No 10 cover-up over Iraq invasion • Inquiry to hear how Blair hid true intentions for war • Military ‘ill-prepared’ for aftermath of invasion Military commanders are expected to tell the inquiry into the Iraq war, which opens on Tuesday, that the invasion was ill-conceived and that preparations were sabotaged by Tony …
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A Thought Leadership Forum for Change in the Network Age Supernova brings together business, government, and technology thought leaders to understand how decentralization and pervasive connectivity are changing our world in the Network Age. Supernova is organized by Wharton professor Kevin Werbach. Stay up to date by following Kevin on Twitter and on the Werblog.
Brandon Keim October 28, 2009 NOTE: Brandon Keim’s Twitter stream and reportorial outtakes; Wired Science on Twitter. Brandon is currently working on a book about ecosystem and planetary tipping points. With nothing more than beads in a glass box, physicists have revealed yet another mysterious property of granular solids, now recognized by scientists as a …
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