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[wayneandwax.com] wayneandwax.com » Who Gotcha?: But that also attracted some bad juju to the story that allowed Sheffner to publish his piece in a prominent (and easily linkable, tweetable, etc.) venue. Editors are as quick (maybe even quicker) to seize on the taking down of an uppity Negro as they are in “Straight outta the ‘hood”

[Whatanews4u.Sports] BBC - Stephanomics: Gotcha: Lynn reckons the future lies with China, and Skinner thought the best hope of the behavioural technolgy he envisiaged for good governance would be China too (see Walden II). Keynes asserted that a 'totalitarian' state like National Socialist Germany would be the best place for his General Theory implementation, and in the 1930s, Mussolini was a bit of hero, even in the USA.

[PressThink] PressThink: If Bloggers Had No Ethics Blogging Would Have Failed ...: Bloggers in America come from the same social caste, operate in more or less the same universe of technology and use language that is at the same level of discourse. Bloggers (of the political/opinion variety) are overwhelmingly male, white with graduate degrees, do not endure financial hardship as do most of the world's people, are not threatened with death (as journalists of any stripe are in places like Latin America, Africa, and Southeast Asia.

[Big Government] Big Government » Blog Archive » Official Statement From ACORN ...: As President and Executive Director of ACORN Slave Housing we were appalled and angry to see James O'Keefe sporting a better set of pimping threads than either of us have ever worn. We are, after all, 21st Century Plantation Masters, and we don't like it when young, upstart Journalists, start getting all uppity.

[Asymmetrical Information] Asymmetrical Information: Should you invest in the Blue Fund?: Doing *worse* than the market, on the other hand, is easy, particularly if you are investing in companies based on criteria unrelated to how successful those companies are. Posted by: Dan on October 13, 2006 10:49 PM ..... Yes, we all know that lefties never push ethical edges. http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5244935. -dk. Posted by: Dick King on October 17, 2006 11:37 AM. A key difference that hasn't been talked about is ...

[The Online Citizen] Business ethics - honesty while making profits | The Online Citizen: We call them “entrepreneurs” if they are successful in creating great wealth within a short time. The products suitable for trading have extended beyond physical goods to include trading in financial assets and instruments. Even the lofty professions such as medicine, .... The management happened to be British and they were very ethical in their business. Cars that were damamged in transit were auctioned away to the staff. These cars are shown in “as is where is basis. ...

[Discriminations] Discriminations: “Death Panels”: Hyperbole? Yes. A Lie? I Don't ...: Gundersen Lutheran Health System in La Crosse, Wisconsin has developed a successful end-of-life, best practice that combines: 1) community-wide advance care planning, where 90 percent of patients have advance directives; 2) hospice and palliative care;

[Firedoglake] The Seminal » Part-Time Government Employees Earn $160000 a Year: So now anyone who has money put away is part of the problem, except those few with “ethical” investments. Since fiat money and credit is causing inflation, everyone feels compelled to either spend their money or make a return on their money to beat inflation”¦ or borrow .

[Daily Blog Tips] Open Discussion: What Do You Think of Internet Marketers? (aka the ...: After going through almost all of the books,I found similarity which make me started to think..are all this true?Now I’m blogging,not for immediate cash or wanting to be a millionaire by end of this year..but just giving my thoughts on all the hypes.They created a business out of people who wanted to get rich..there isn’t any product,what they all are selling are actually hopes..just some good marketing guys capitalizing on people needs to find way to make fast and easy cash.

[OCA News] News From Across Orthodox America - OCA News: Having never been audited by an independent party, it is likely the internal books are a mess according to GAAP. An internal audit may then minimize the cost of bringing in a third party charging by the hour, a move that will (surely) be required once even a single person on the audit team (seven 'auditors' as well as Trustees from various parts of the country, i.e., not just the East) realizes that they, personally, would be held criminally liable for any irregularities that are found or should have been found.

[Comments for The Rates Blog] Blogging On Interest Rates, Economics & Business in New Zealand: I took his advice, and at the end of it when I realised how rigged the stockmarket is by voting structures, Non independent auditing by major accountancy houses that do both auditing and creative accountancy for listed corporations, insider trading, non policing of disclosure regulations etc, instead of grabbing onto the coat tales of the insiders and joining the party, I was totally disgusted by the whole thing, and decided keep researching just how far and deep these rigged commercial pyramid scams went, that led me into researching the history of banking and the impact of their predatory lending upon nation states.

[The Housing Bubble Blog] The Housing Bubble Blog » Bits Bucket For October 16, 2009: When you read about Wall Street on track for record pay in the immediate aftermath of the worst meltdown since 1929 or so, you don’t have to wonder much about why making crazy loans that anyone in their right mind would have known would never be paid back was standard operating procedure for Megabank, Inc during the bubble years. Securitization of crazy loans richly rewarded Wall Street far beyond what financial prudence would have rewarded them, thanks to the Fed’s free too-big-to-fail bailout insurance policy.

[Nick's Flick Picks: The Blog] Nick's Flick Picks: The Blog: Mrs. Miniver and Mr. Schindler: Best ...: And a hugely successful one at that: you're tense with fear at Schindler's political missteps (the kiss at the party), you're gripped by the intricacies of his game plan and game face, and you're caught up in the power struggles. I love that Amon Goeth seems so untouchably powerful at first only to be understood, gradually, as something as banal and impotent as a middle manager.

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