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.openintelligence.wordpress.com







   
 
 
 
   
 
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POPSThe decline of the wage system
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by JICWyllie  Yesterday 1:41 PM   
 Joblessness can be step towards liberation, especially if communities learn to collaborate to fulfill their needs.
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POPSDubai World asks for debt ‘standstill’
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by JICWyllie  Yesterday 12:54 PM   
 I wonder how much Saudi Arabia has over built. Even by today's standards, $80 billion is a big number for virtually worthless property assets built on the assumption of an everlasting boom.
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POPSUS data offer hope for growth
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by JICWyllie  Yesterday 12:45 PM   
 Of course, as the dollar goes down, prices will go up. What will consumers do then?
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POPSOil Sands Threaten Our Survival, Al Gore Warns
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by JICWyllie  Yesterday 6:25 AM   
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POPSBottleneck by William Catton - A Review
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by JICWyllie  11-24-2009   
 I agree, too. This collection of Clips provides ample evidence. However, waking up to this reality does require a significant change in human consciousness, the meaning of life etc.. Note the intellectual calibre of persons now enterntaining such ideas. Indeed, this view must be held by most biologists and climate scientists.
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POPSGerman business confidence surges
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by JICWyllie  11-24-2009   
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POPSA final warning from the Arctic
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by JICWyllie  11-24-2009   
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POPS‘Creating Artificial Glaciers Is Simple, Easy and Replicable’
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by JICWyllie  11-23-2009   
 Simple. Brilliant!
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POPSWorld's largest ice sheet melting faster than expected
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by JICWyllie  11-23-2009   
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POPSNew Solar Cycle Prediction
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by JICWyllie  11-23-2009   
 It happened 150 years ago. Why is nobody preparing, simply as an insurance policy? The answer is that it would cost too much money in a time when money is particularly scace. Such an event would certainly reduce significantly green house gas emissions for quite some time.
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POPSDownturn leaves businesses running scared of lenders
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by JICWyllie  11-23-2009   
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POPSCould sovereign debt be the new subprime?
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by JICWyllie  11-23-2009   
 Last year, banks considered houses to be the safest investment. Now it is government bonds. Who will bailout the bailers?
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POPSBets rise on rich country bond defaults
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by JICWyllie  11-23-2009   
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POPSBarbara Ehrenreich: Our Maniacal Optimism Is Ruining the World
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by JICWyllie  11-23-2009   
 Optimism versus determination. Hope versus action. Same difference.
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POPSWave of Debt Payments Facing U.S. Government
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by JICWyllie  11-23-2009   
 Here it comes, Here it comes, Here comes the night. (Rolling Stones circa 1970).
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POPSEl Niño intensifies Latin American drought
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by JICWyllie  11-22-2009   
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POPSWildfires sweep across eastern Australia
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by JICWyllie  11-22-2009    1
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POPS Fear of 'double dip' haunts global markets
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by JICWyllie  11-22-2009   
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POPSHow #Relocalization Worked
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by JICWyllie  11-22-2009   
 Two relocalisation stories on the same day! Going to look up #Relocalisation on Twitter.
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POPSSlow Money: Bringing Money Down to Earth (2)
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by JICWyllie  11-22-2009   
 When people are short of fast money, the ground is fertile for this type of initiative.
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POPSSlow Money: Bringing Money Down to Earth (1)
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by JICWyllie  11-22-2009   
 Right on!
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POPSJapan, deflating
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by JICWyllie  11-20-2009   
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POPSMassive Twitter Decline?
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by JICWyllie  11-20-2009    2
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POPSEconomic Crisis Is Getting Bloody -- Violent Deaths Are Now Following Evictions, Foreclosures and Job Losses
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by JICWyllie  11-20-2009   
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POPSU.S. Mortgage Delinquencies Reach a Record High
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by JICWyllie  11-20-2009   
 As predicted ...
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POPSRising CO2 will cause catastrophic sea level rise finds Antarctic study
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by JICWyllie  11-18-2009   
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POPSWorld on course for catastrophic 6° rise, reveal scientists
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by JICWyllie  11-18-2009   
 Would the collapse of industrial civilisation bringing emissions down dramatically, be enough to save the day? Or should we eat drink and be merry for tomorrow we will die along with all the innocent life that we will bring down with us?
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POPSObama warns of ‘double-dip’ danger
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by JICWyllie  11-18-2009   
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POPSHow I Stopped Hating Thanksgiving and Learned to Be Afraid
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by JICWyllie  11-17-2009   
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POPSAfghanistan as a Patronage Machine
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by JICWyllie  11-17-2009   
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POPSWhy We Need Bees and More People Becoming Organic Beekeepers
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by JICWyllie  11-16-2009   
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POPSChina has now become the biggest risk to the world economy
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by JICWyllie  11-16-2009    3
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POPSUnemployment: Off the Chart
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by JICWyllie  11-16-2009   
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POPSMajor League Reckoning
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by JICWyllie  11-14-2009   
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POPSGlobal warming is not our fault, say most voters in Times poll
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by JICWyllie  11-14-2009    1
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POPSStephen Foley: America on bailout red alert again
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by JICWyllie  11-14-2009   
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POPS2012, review
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by JICWyllie  11-13-2009   
 And yet another distraction from the world's real difficulties.
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POPSBritish Gas profits soar – but prices remain high
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by JICWyllie  11-13-2009   
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POPS3 Arguments for China’s Looming Economic Crash
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by JICWyllie  11-13-2009   
 What is happening in China seems to mirror what happened in Japan before its crash ... inter alia, a property boom propped up by insolvant banks, not to mention a massive stimulous programme.
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POPSWhere Credit Isn’t Due
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by JICWyllie  11-13-2009   
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