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2010/12/032011/10/22

Reference: Transparency Killer App Plus “Open Everything” RECAP (Back to 01/2007)

Gregory Unruh Director of the Lincoln Center for Ethics in Global Management at Thunderbird Posted: December 3, 2010 03:21 PM Transparency: The Internet’s Killer CSR App EXTRACT: Today “Wikileaks” makes the McLibel case look like child’s play. Corporate executives should watch closely as diplomats cringe under the sudden and violent spotlight. The same scrutiny is …

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2010/12/03

Review (Guest): Failure of Intelligence–The Decline and Fall of the CIA

Mel Goodman 5.0 out of 5 stars Tough Love for CIA, March 6, 2008< Retired Reader (New Mexico) – See all my reviews This is an astonishingly well balanced book that while deeply critical of CIA and its senior management also credits its strengths and successes. The author, Melvin Goodman, spent some 34 years as …

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2010/12/012011/10/22

Reference: No Labels “Non-Party” = “Four More Years” for Wall Street

Wikipedia Overview No Labels Home Page See Also: The founding fathers had no labels (San Diego Examiner) WARNING NOTICE: http://www.taylormarsh.com has a major virus. Do NOT go to their story on the Houston meeting (apart from its being hype, now it’s just plain dangerous). Phi Beta Iota: We believe the following: 1. Michael Bloomberg wants …

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2010/12/012011/10/22

Reflections on Convergence in 2012, Emergence Unknowable

Executive Summary: Extremes are in active conflict today within the USA, with Transpartisan Upwising being one extreme and the No Labels “Non-Party” being another extreme. They join the dysfunctional extremists of the two-party tyranny/bi-opoly. Not yet emergent is a co-creative function that brings together public money, public knowledge, and a public process to create a …

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2010/12/012011/07/14

Search: naquin washington times

CIA mines ‘rich’ content from blogs 11:01 p.m., Tuesday, April 18, 2006 President Bush and U.S. policy-makers are receiving more intelligence from open sources such as Internet blogs and foreign newspapers than they previously did, senior intelligence officials said. The new Open Source Center (OSC) at CIA headquarters recently stepped up data collection and analysis …

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2010/12/012010/12/01

Worth a Look: Jumo Connections Beta

We connect individuals and organizations working to change the world– Find issues and projects you care about – Follow the latest news and updates – Support their work with your time, money, and skills Phi Beta Iota: This is worth a look because it is backed by a co-founder of Facebook who has also been …

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2010/11/232010/11/23

NIGHTWATCH Extract: China Expands to the Seas

China-Burma: Construction of a high-speed rail link between China’s southwestern province of Yunnan and Myanmar will begin in two months. The line will link Kunming, Yunnan’s capital to Yangon (Rangoon), on the Indian Ocean, according to Wang Mengshu, an academic from the Chinese Academy of Engineering. Wang said a China-to-Cambodia high-speed rail connection is under …

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