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Nicaragua recognizes independence of So.Ossetia and Abkhazia
tommy2balmy
by tommy2balmy  Today 6:08 AM   
 Western nations have strongly criticized Russia for its "disproportionate" response to Georgia's attack and the recognition of Georgia's breakaway provinces. NATO-Russia cooperation has also been frozen.
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Investing plan after the election
deb2012
by deb2012  Yesterday 4:07 PM   
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Retirement test
joedoc
by joedoc  Yesterday 12:57 PM   
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Juglar cycle, long wave, and Democrats
deb2012
by deb2012  Yesterday 12:28 PM    2
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The Presidential Energy Scorecord - Side By Side Comparison of Obama & McCain.
zalisan
by zalisan  9-4-2008   
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Social Media Keeps Growing
webnh
by webnh  9-2-2008   
 worldwide numbers continue to rocket forward
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$15 Billion Asset Manager Takes Cue From Harvard's Endowment
Forbes Markets
by Forbes Markets  9-2-2008   
 Over the last 15 years, super endowments have outperformed the markets and most traditional portfolios because of their exposure to alternative assets. Can history repeat itself in this changed financial environment?
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Education Not Oil As Empire
debbyski
by debbyski  8-31-2008    1
 For all the hard work of our good teachers, our system is failing to keep pace with the demands of a new century. Entrepreneurial charter schools such as KIPP, Uncommon Schools, Aspire, the Inner-City Education Foundation, the Alliance for College-Ready Public Schools and Green Dot demonstrate what a single-minded focus on excellence can achieve with low-income students" Try investing in we the people. It's an investment that will pay off.
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Pelosi Invested in Natural Gas,"It's What I Believe In"
merrie
by merrie  8-26-2008    5
  This is the package we sign up for, this is what they invest in. But that’s not the point. I’m, I’m, I’m investing in something I believe in. I believe in natural gas as a clean, cheap alternative to fossil fuels. MR. BROKAW: But you’re also in a position to influence where the emphasis will be in where we’re moving. REP. PELOSI: Well, that’s not–that is, that is the marketplace. The fact is, the supply of natural gas is so big, and you do need a transition if you’re going to go from fossil fuels, as you say, you can’t do it overnight, but you must transition. These investments in wind, in solar and biofuels and focus on natural gas, these are the real alternatives.” Speaker Pelosi is fortunate that $50-$100K is a de minimus investment in her family. Most of us think $100,000 is a lot of money. Now that Pelosi is a believer in natural gas, I hope she will let the House vote on expanded drilling on federal and off-shore lands.
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Just Say No To Socialized Medicine
bmeuppls
by bmeuppls  8-25-2008    14
 True, other developed nations may spend less on health care as a percentage of gross domestic product than the United States does — but so does Sudan. Without considering value, such statistical evaluations are worthless. And one of the primary reasons health care costs more in America is that we are a wealthy country that demands the best. And, we’re investing a lot more in medical research. The United States produces over half of the $175 billion in health care technology products purchased globally. In 2004, the federal government funded medical research to the tune of $18.4 billion. By contrast, the European Union — which has a significantly larger population than the United States — allocated funds equal to just $3.7 billion for medical research.
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Investing in Obama
sillysam
by sillysam  8-25-2008   
 Last Friday’s Washington Post offered more information on Blackwell, a former partner in his father’s consulting firm, Blackwell Consulting. The brief Post piece, “Contracts Went to Longtime Donor,” mentions that the firm won contracts totaling nearly $650,000 from the University of Chicago Medical Center. It happened because of a minority-owned business outreach program started by the newly promoted Michelle Obama. The elder Blackwell says that without that program, “ hey might not have ever thought to include Blackwell Consulting.” It also didn’t hurt that the younger Blackwell had been underwriting Obama’s political and personal life. In early 2003, after one of the Killerspin ping-pong tournaments he had helped taxpayers subsidize, Obama was interviewed by the Chicago Sun-Times on the subject of the younger Blackwell’s entrepreneurship. “I would never bet against Robert on one of his ideas,” Obama said. “He’s extremely good at coming up with moneymaking ideas and implementing
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An Obama payday
sillysam
by sillysam  8-25-2008    1
 When the Chicago Tribune asked about this appearance of impropriety, Senator Obama remarked that he should have given the earmark to another senator instead of handling it himself. “When it comes to earmarks, because of those concerns, it’s probably something that should have been passed on to Dick Durbin,” he said. So the “new politics” way to deal with the appearance of impropriety is to hide it — in this case by having someone else insert your earmark for you.
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Penny stocks are defined and discussed on this page
pennyAug
by pennyAug  8-25-2008   
 I found important information about penny stocks on this page and the site in general has great tips any investor should check out.
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Hype Cycle For Emerging Technologies, 2008
akipta
by akipta  8-24-2008   
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Financial Times
chloecheng
by chloecheng  8-24-2008   
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Software Development India
edwinjones00
by edwinjones00  8-23-2008   
 WebWingz: An offshore web application & portal development firm in Pune, India. We at WebWingz provide experts web application development, portal development, and E-commerce application development services to enterprises.
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U.S. Buyout Money Heads Abroad
Forbes Markets
by Forbes Markets  8-21-2008   
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INVESTING FOR DUMMIES
gudelorfox
by gudelorfox  8-20-2008   
 What to look for
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Alternative energy needs help from Congress
egoldstein
by egoldstein  8-20-2008    1
 It's crazy to me to see the Bush administration and many members of Congress focusing on drilling for oil with such passion, yet you hear next to nothing from them about investing whatever resources are necessary to jump start a brand new industry that could significantly lessen our dependence on oil. Seeing what Russia is doing in Georgia should make the U.S. government's desire to aid the development of alternative sources such as solar and wind even that much greater.
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Google to Invest in Geothermal
dewitte
by dewitte  8-19-2008   
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Government funding for clean tech 14 August 2008
amesliz
by amesliz  8-19-2008   
 TSB and US government funding
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Choosing A Wife
swampfoxz
by swampfoxz  8-18-2008    2
 There is a man who has three girlfriends, but
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Summit targets world water issues
spirithiker
by spirithiker  8-18-2008   
 The U.S. is sending millions every year to developing countries in food and medical supplies. It seems it would be more beneficial to build wastewater treatment plants to produce water for farming. Currently 85% of of cities in developing nations discharge water without any treatment and many people are using this water to grow food crops. The situation is getting worse as more and more people move to urban areas. This creates a higher demand for farmers to produce more food and with clean water becoming more scarce the problem just becomes more compounded.
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Investopedia Article
arjoona
by arjoona  8-17-2008   
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War and foreign policy [truly outstanding!]
masbury
by masbury  8-17-2008   
 The best lessons of Iraq and Afghanistan are not about Bush failures, nor about a need to change the military, but rather about the nature of foreign policy; challenges the shibboleths of left and right. Andrew Bacevich, professor of history and international relations at Boston University, retired from the US Army with the rank of colonel. This piece is adapted from his new book, The Limits of Power: The End of American Exceptionalism.
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RPI
froty2
by froty2  8-17-2008   
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Oil magnets
odiedog
by odiedog  8-16-2008   
 Imagine corralling an aquatic oil spill with a ring of magnets — and then dragging that magnetic fence to some convenient spot where the fuel can be sopped up
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How US taxpayers bear Big Oil's Georgia risk
masbury
by masbury  8-15-2008    3
 If the project fails or goes up in flames (which it could do, literally) Ex-Im will bail out the private banks, and taxpayers will be left holding the bag.
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Mass Control Syndicate
controlsydicate
by controlsydicate  8-14-2008   
 Frank Kern’s Mass Control marketing was one of the best product launchs I’ve seen in Internet Marketing history. His videos were brilliant but can the idea of “building a relationship with your list” really be that big a profit multiplier?
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Volatility doesnot measure risk
MrMajik
by MrMajik  8-13-2008   
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Apartment Investing
msmreviews
by msmreviews  8-7-2008   
 Great email series on how to buy profitable apartment buildings entirely using OPM.
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Dean Graziosi Review
msmreviews
by msmreviews  8-5-2008   
 An informative review about Be A Real Estate Millionaire, the real estate investing home study course by Dean Graziosi.
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What is a Windfall Profit?
bmeuppls
by bmeuppls  8-4-2008   
 Maybe they have in mind profit margins as a percentage of sales. Yet by that standard Exxon's profits don't seem so large. Exxon's profit margin stood at 10% for 2007, which is hardly out of line with the oil and gas industry average of 8.3%, or the 8.9% for U.S. manufacturing (excluding the sputtering auto makers). If that's what constitutes windfall profits, most of corporate America would qualify.Chemicals had an average margin of 12.7%. Computers: 13.7%. Electronics and appliances: 14.5%. Pharmaceuticals (18.4%) and beverages and tobacco (19.1%) round out the Census Bureau's industry rankings. But if 10% is the new standard, the tech industry is going to have to rethink its growth arc. LG, the electronics company, saw its profits grow by 505% in 2007. General Electric profits by investing in the alternative energy technology that Obama says Congress should subsidize GE's profit margin in 2007 was 10.3%, about the same asExxon's.
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IBD
gudelorfox
by gudelorfox  8-4-2008   
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Citrix Cert
sunilkjp
by sunilkjp  8-4-2008   
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Bloomberg calls for a new New Deal
egoldstein
by egoldstein  8-3-2008    4
 A great piece by Mayor of New York City, Michael Bloomberg. I think this man is one of the country's greatest assets - i sure hope we find a way to empower him. He has, in my opinion, been a great mayor for new york city.
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Timeshare Site
Stylon856
by Stylon856  8-2-2008   
 Learn about the many different timeshare comapanies out there so you can make an educated decision.
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Video on Watch-My-Video.info
go123video
by go123video  8-1-2008   
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Mr. Murdoch Goes To War
merrie
by merrie  8-1-2008   
 This would be music to the ears of any newsroom, so hope mingled with the professional dread in Murdoch’s audience that afternoon. He may be awful, but he is rich and awful, smart and awful, powerful and awful, and while he may well be crazy to still believe in the future of print, he is determined and crazy. Murdoch might be the last person The Journal would have chosen as its savior, but newspapers may well be down to last hopes. What does he see that others do not? What is his vision for one of America’s most venerated dailies? Can he really grow The Journal in such a hostile economic climate? And if he succeeds, might The Wall Street Journal as we know it, and as millions of readers have loved it, cease to exist?
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5 Most Expensive Houses in the World
digitalfever
by digitalfever  7-31-2008   
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