JICWyllie

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Location: South West England
Joined:4-21-2007
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About me
Business intelligence analyst, taxonomies expert, woodland owner, cyclist.
Why I use Clipmarks
Clipmarks is the first vital step towards the collaborative creation of a new level of metaknowledge enabling people to better understand the big picture. The next step is to use multifaceted taxonomies as the intellectual tools for collecting and organising the evidence on which metaknowledge is based.
Where to find me on the web
Website/Blog: http://www.trendmonitor2.wordpress.com







   
 
 
 
   
 
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POPSUS unemployment reaches highest for 26 years
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by JICWyllie  Today 1:15 PM   
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POPSPersonal insolvencies rise to new record as unemployment bites
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by JICWyllie  Today 12:53 PM   
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POPSScientists warn caribou collapse not unlike disappearance of cod stocks
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by JICWyllie  Yesterday 6:31 AM   
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POPSUK interest costs 'equal to entire Transport bill'
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by JICWyllie  11-4-2009   
 Interest rates will have to go up increasing public debt costs even further, as the value of sterling falls on the currency markets.
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POPSBritain should become a 'hire society' rather than a 'throw away' society says WRAP
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by JICWyllie  11-4-2009   
 Good idea! Now if deconsumption became a coherent government policy aimed at orderly economic contraction, rather than growth, people in their masses would be able to engage. An added benefit of deconsumption would be shorter working weeks and more freedom time.
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POPSIt’s a dirty business — the new gold rush that is blackening Canada’s name
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by JICWyllie  11-4-2009   
 A picture of man-made hell where pristine carbon reducing forest thrived only a few years ago. People choose both to create and to live in it. And Canadian governments subsidise the process.
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POPSOur Produce-or-Die Culture Is Killing Us -- And We're Idiotically Grinning and Bearing It
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by JICWyllie  11-3-2009   
 You cannot be free if your life depends on salary (or a government handout).
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POPSHow do you think nation-states will respond to these collapse scenarios? (cont.)
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by JICWyllie  11-1-2009   
 Like American Indians, resistance must kept up to the end, without hope. It is the only honour left. The first step is to find allies.
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POPSArctic Sediments Show That 20th Century Warming Is Unlike Natural Variation
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by JICWyllie  11-1-2009   
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POPSWar Society, Collapse and the University: an interview with Robert Jensen
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by JICWyllie  11-1-2009   
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POPSBA faces record losses as winter strikes loom
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by JICWyllie  11-1-2009   
 More grist for the the re-nationalisation mill? It would be worth it just to see how wound up Richard Branson would get.
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POPS Meat creates half of all greenhouse gases
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by JICWyllie  11-1-2009   
 People are cutting down rain forests to make grazing land for cattle, or to grow soya beans for cattle to eat. Now the numbers of methane emitting livestock are orders of magnitude greater than they were only 50 years ago.
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POPSWildlife crime: Britain's killing fields
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by JICWyllie  11-1-2009   
 "What a piece of work is man", said Hamlet.
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POPSRoyal Bank of Scotland to be 84% nationalised
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by JICWyllie  11-1-2009   
 More public debt! First money spent on nationalised banks. What next? British Airways? It's all piling more and more debt on the future. I suspect that the future won't pay up.
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POPSOil firms' profits keep dropping as recession shrinks demand for energy
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by JICWyllie  11-1-2009   
 What will happen if the price falls back to less than $50 a barrel? The key is that the oil price is really based on the most people can afford, not supply. If it doesn't pay to maintain supply because costs are higher than income generated, then supply will not be maintained.
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POPS'Almost out' of old Arctic sea ice, expert warns
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by JICWyllie  11-1-2009   
 To begin to use this site, as it was designed click on the tag 1-acceleration. Take a deep breath first.
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POPSChina's Boom: The Dark Side in Photos
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by JICWyllie  11-1-2009   
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POPSWinter crisis could see UK 'run out of gas in hours'
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by JICWyllie  11-1-2009   
 The reason the UK is in such a precarious position is that energy policy is a short term political football. It always has been, e.g. Thatcher vs. the miners.
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POPSAn interview with Stoneleigh - the case for deflation
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by JICWyllie  11-1-2009   
 Our 2002 report, Consumers: Going for Broke, anticipated these conditions.
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POPSStimulus: The Good News, and the Bad
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by JICWyllie  10-31-2009   
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POPSWaning stimulus hits consumer spending
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by JICWyllie  10-31-2009   
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POPSWaning stimulus hits consumer spending
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by JICWyllie  10-31-2009   
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POPSConsumer confidence now soaring as recession abates
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by JICWyllie  10-30-2009   
 "Consumers" are the last to know what is going on.
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POPSBullish industry lifts eurozone confidence
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by JICWyllie  10-29-2009   
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POPS'Right to dry' could wean Americans off consumption
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by JICWyllie  10-29-2009   
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POPSFood, Humanity, Habitat and How We Get to 2050
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by JICWyllie  10-28-2009   
 Here! Here!
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POPSFears of a New Chill in Home Sales
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by JICWyllie  10-28-2009   
 Here comes Financial Crisis 2.0.
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POPSSelf-jiving Nation (USofA)
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by JICWyllie  10-27-2009   
 Hope is the last illusion.
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POPSAmericans go cool on global warming
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by JICWyllie  10-26-2009   
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POPS MPs demand inquiry into great energy 'swindle'
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by JICWyllie  10-26-2009   
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POPS Rainforest treaty 'fatally flawed' #COP15
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by JICWyllie  10-26-2009    3
 Speechless with rage!
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POPSEconomics, Computers and the War Machine
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by JICWyllie  10-26-2009    1
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POPS Who says it's green to burn woodchips?
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by JICWyllie  10-25-2009    2
 Almuth Ernsting from Biofuelwatch said: "It's almost unbelievable that we're creating vast areas of monoculture, mile after mile, just to be cut down as fast as they grow, to be shipped thousands of miles to be burned just for people's electricity. It just doesn't make sense. What about all the habitat that gets destroyed along the way?" Arrrghhh!!!! Please pass on ... retweet ... whatever. Somewhere I line must be drawn. See how woodlands can support multiple livings, and how complex they really are... www.worldwidewood.wordpress.com.
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POPSThis Year's Biggest Hoax Is Tim Geithner's 'Solution' for the Economy, Not the Balloon Boy
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by JICWyllie  10-22-2009   
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POPS King accuses bankers of 'playing with fire'
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by JICWyllie  10-21-2009   
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POPSHow to manage the gigantic financial cuckoo in our nest
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by JICWyllie  10-21-2009   
 Government policy is seen to be "intolerable", along with the bankers' bonuses.
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POPSAustralia's Own Issue Dire Climate Warning
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by JICWyllie  10-16-2009    3
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POPSMaking hay
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by JICWyllie  10-16-2009   
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POPSA perfect storm's brewing to cool petroleum demand
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by JICWyllie  10-16-2009   
 There's not so much incentive to invest in exploration, lots of incentive to keep the price of existing supplies as high a possible. The key on price is not really supply, but must be based on what people can afford to pay.
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POPSAre online currencies striking gold?
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by JICWyllie  10-15-2009   
 A long time coming! The support of a community of traders is far more valuable than gold.
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