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Monthly Archives: December 2009
Eminent Domain: How one small town was taken over so Pfizer could build a new campus
John Stossel:
Posted in Business, Ethics, Politics
Tagged campus, campuses, condo buildings, condos, Connecticut, corporate campus, corporate campuses, corporate projects, cronies, eminent domain, eminent domain abuse, eminent domain laws, Institute For Justice, jobs, John Stossel, land, lands, local taxes, New London, Pfizer, real estate, real estate development, restaurants, stores, taxes, US Supreme Court Of Justice
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Shift Happens – Fall 2009
Did You Know 4.0 Via the excellent Arianna Huffington: Journalism 2009: Desperate Metaphors, Desperate Revenue Models, And The Desperate Need For Better Journalism
Posted in Inventions & Innovations, The Internet
Tagged Did You Know?, Shift Happens, The Economist
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Jim Rogers on Dubai fears
Posted in Finance, Financial Markets, The Global Economy
Tagged Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Dubai World, global economy, Jim Rogers, United Arab Emirates, US economy, Wall Street
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Auditing the Federal Reserve — Ron Paul style
Posted in Finance, Financial Markets, The Global Economy
Tagged audit, auditing, banking system, banks, Ben Benanrke, central banks, creating money, deflation, economic crisis, economy, Federal Reserve, financial crisis, gold, government bonds, inflation, laws, loans, monetary policy, Money, money supply, public deficit, public spending, Regulations, Ron Paul, US banking system, US central bank, US Congress, US currency, US dollars, US economy, US financial crisis, US government, US monetary policy, US money supply, US public deficit, US Treasury
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Have you tried Timetric? Like it? Use it?
Timetric Timetric Byline What I don’t like: The smart charts don’t go into blog feed. Do you have remarks about his service? Useful? Not useful? Comment below or e-mail me —or Twitter me.
Posted in Information Technology, Market Charting System, Resources - References
Tagged charts, data, Timetric
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The main advantage of web search as a prediction tool may have less to do with its superiority over other methods than with its generality, low cost, and real-time nature.
What Can Search Predict?
3D projection mapping onto an old castle
Truly amazing. Watch. Battle of Branchage from seeper on Vimeo.
Posted in Art, Entertainment, Films - Movies
Tagged 3D projection mapping, Art, castle, Gorey Castle, Jersey
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