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The Strong Economy
abailart
by abailart  Today 6:08 AM   
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Attempts to Breed Last of Species Turtles Fails
thisnamecantbetaken
by thisnamecantbetaken  Today 5:03 AM   
 The turtle alliance is optimistic. Despite their advanced ages, the two turtles "should be in top form" next year, its statement said. Clip Song
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'Swiss Army Knife' Bathroom!
infopunk
by infopunk  Today 1:18 AM   
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Pie Eyed
tebvox
by tebvox  Today 12:27 AM   
 I just want to know how many pies it would make and how much whipped topping to cover them all.
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Price of milk to come down
hotdoge3
by hotdoge3  Yesterday 8:59 PM   
 To dear in new zealand at $2.90 nz for 2 Liters of milk
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Chicken soup also good for souls of pandas
hotdoge3
by hotdoge3  Yesterday 8:43 PM    2
 Good for you & Pandas
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OMG!
prin1
by prin1  Yesterday 4:17 PM   
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Galaxies found to be flowing together
Kelika
by Kelika  10-4-2008   
 "He said another interesting idea proposed since the cosmic flow was detected is that instead of a gravitational pull by something beyond the observable universe, the galaxies are being pushed by an absence of mass in the local universe."
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Copernican principle re-examined: We might be living in a giant cosmic bubble
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  10-4-2008   
 Clifton, along with Oxford researchers Pedro G. Ferreira and Kate Land, say that in coming years we may be able to distinguish between dark energy and the void. They point to the upcoming Joint Dark Energy Mission, planned by NASA and the U.S. Department of Energy to launch in 2014 or 2015. The satellite aims to measure the expansion of the universe precisely by observing about 2,300 supernovae. The scientists suggest that by looking at a large number of supernovae in a certain region of the universe, they should be able to tell whether the objects are really accelerating away, or if their light is merely being distorted in a void.
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The hottest tech job in America: Wildlife biologist
rmowery
by rmowery  10-4-2008   
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Google plans 4.4-trillion-dollar green energy plan
ninadalton
by ninadalton  10-4-2008    1
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McCain's strategic retreat is the real story
wiccantexan
by wiccantexan  10-3-2008   
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McLobbyi$t dot com
lifecyce1898
by lifecyce1898  10-3-2008   
 McCain & Palin - bought and sold to you by lobbyists
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Melt-and-Mix Chocolate Coconut Cake
skydv
by skydv  10-3-2008   
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Do We Live In A Giant Cosmic Bubble?
thisnamecantbetaken
by thisnamecantbetaken  10-3-2008    2
 Huh? Hmm. Wait a minute, lemme think. :roll:
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Cute Giant Panda
emerald03
by emerald03  10-3-2008   
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Bank Loans Have Not 'Dried Up'
merrie
by merrie  10-3-2008    1
 Such alarming comments never mention any facts. Why not? As Neil Cavuto recently noted on Fox Business News, the Fed reports bank loans every week. Contrary to many comments, consumer and industrial loans actually increased in the latest week. Troubled giant banks have cut back on lending, but smaller banks have picked up the slack. Consumer and real estate loans dipped insignificantly through Sept. 17, remaining much higher than they were a year earlier. If all the recent hysterical chatter about lending being "frozen" or "shut down" refers to anything real, it is not about banks loans (through Sept. 17) but about such arcane financial markets as asset-backed commercial paper or loans between banks. But this too is mainly about financial firms, not Main Street. Non-financial commercial paper increased from $156 billion at the start of the year to more than $204 billion from Sept. 3 to Sept. 17, dipping only modestly since then.
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Google Reconsiders Its Aversion to Advertising
rmowery
by rmowery  10-3-2008   
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Bailout: That Giant Sucking Sound--House Approves
blueridge
by blueridge  10-3-2008    8
 This guys blog received 1.8 million hits the other day after being on national radio. He is an investment expert and advisor leading a campaign to prevent the Bailout. The Constitution makes no provision for the government to take the people's tax revenues and provide them to private firms for financial assistance.
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Public information sessions on wind power
CohoctonWindWatch
by CohoctonWindWatch  10-2-2008   
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Undersea volcanic activity is blamed for a mass extinction in the late Cretaceous Period
amgumen
by amgumen  10-2-2008   
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A Giant Yacht Sails to San Francisco
rmowery
by rmowery  10-1-2008    2
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Muslim Sues Tesco over required Booze handling
Antara
by Antara  10-1-2008    10
 bah
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The 10 Most Puzzling Ancient Artifacts
tabsey
by tabsey  10-1-2008    6
 History that couldn't be, maybe.
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'Fictional' Unpaid Gas Bill Ruins Credit Rating of Self Employed Brit
lovemorgul
by lovemorgul  10-1-2008   
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Photo of the Week: Promethea Moth
egsnyder
by egsnyder  10-1-2008   
 Beautiful creature! Thanks, Jack Schmidling! Jack Schmidling Productions, Inc. Marengo Illinois /e
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Do We Live in a Giant Cosmic Bubble?
tabsey
by tabsey  10-1-2008   
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Crab videotaped riding giant jellyfish
valann 47
by valann 47  10-1-2008   
 Sorry folks looks like the video didn't clip,see it on the page.
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Do We Live in a Giant Cosmic Bubble?
spherepet
by spherepet  10-1-2008   
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Huge European bank fails
spherepet
by spherepet  10-1-2008   
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Furry Creatures Create Bank Crisis...
Brian Caulfield
by Brian Caulfield  9-30-2008   
 ... emergency "stabilization plan" considered by lawmakers. Can't make this stuff up.
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Bailout Marks Karl Marx's Comeback
merrie
by merrie  9-30-2008    3
 Marx’s Proposal Number Five seems to be the leading motivation for those backing the Wall Street bailout. If he were to rise from the dead today, Marx might be delighted to discover that most economists and financial commentators, including many who claim to favour the free market, agree with him. At first glance, anyone who understands economics can see that there is something wrong with this picture. The taxes that will need to be levied to finance this package may keep some firms alive, but they will siphon off capital, kill jobs and make businesses less productive elsewhere. Increasing the money supply is no different. It is an invisible tax that redistributes resources to debtors and those who made unwise investments. So why throw this sound free-market analysis overboard as soon as there is some downturn in the markets? The rationale for intervening always seems to centre on the fear of reliving the Great Depression.
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The 55 trillion dollar question
deb2012
by deb2012  9-30-2008    1
 Will credit default swaps be the next disaster? When you put $10 on black 22, you're pretty sure the casino will pay off if you win. The CDS market offers no such assurance. One reason the market grew so quickly was that hedge funds poured in, sensing easy money. And not just big, well-established hedge funds but a lot of upstarts. So in some cases, giant financial institutions were counting on collecting money from institutions only slightly more solvent than your average minimart. The danger, of course, is that if a hedge fund suddenly has to pay off on a lot of CDS, it will simply go out of business.
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Do We Live in a Giant Cosmic Bubble?
mugofcoffee
by mugofcoffee  9-30-2008   
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Flexible Packaging History
topspeed1
by topspeed1  9-30-2008   
 nice one!
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Thoughts on the Bailout Defeat
merrie
by merrie  9-30-2008    6
 "A number of Republican House members and staff, along with others who are plugged in, are telling me that Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats will come back with a new bill that includes all the left-wing stuff that was scrubbed from the bill that was defeated today in the House. As this scenario goes, the House Democrats need 218 votes, and they have to pick up a number of black and Hispanic House members who jumped ship because the Wall Street provisions, in their view, were too benign. So things like the bankruptcy judges setting mortgage terms and rates, the ACORN slush-fund spending, the union proxy for corporate boards, stricter limits on executive compensation, and much larger equity ownership of selling banks through warrants will all find itself back in the new bill. Of course, this scenario will lose more Republican votes. But insiders tell me President Bush will take Secretary Paulson’s advice and sign that kind of legislation."
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Ukranian PM Yulia Tymoshenko to visit Moscow
tommy2balmy
by tommy2balmy  9-30-2008   
 Okay, I confess. Just an excuse to post Tymoshenko's picture again.
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Helping me understand the Financial Crisis
missmartini
by missmartini  9-29-2008   
 and hopefully you too! Good links and very helpful. I feel a little calmer about the crisis...i said a little :)
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Opensource for Grassroots Organizations!
rachaelkeriwilliams
by rachaelkeriwilliams  9-29-2008   
 Cool. I haven't really looked yet, but at first glance— this is really going to come in handy. I'm lovin the free world!
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Privately-funded Rocket Reaches Space
Andy Greenberg
by Andy Greenberg  9-29-2008   
 Just a few days after the Chinese government performed its first spacewalk, SpaceX has achieved the first successful rocket launch funded by a private company. Finally, space exploration as a for-profit venture might be starting to make sense. And that may mean a new sort of race to the moon is beginning--this time between China's government and American private industry.
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