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Americans Fail Civic Literacy Quiz
Rustee
by Rustee  Today 3:08 AM    2
  Earning a college degree does little to increase knowledge of America’s history, key texts, and institutions. Only 24% of college graduates know the First Amendment prohibits establishing an official religion for the United States. Only 54% can correctly identify a basic description of the free enterprise system, in which all Americans participate. I felt bad for getting a B, but some of these results are just pathetic...not really too surprising though.
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Our founding fathers weren't stupid.
deusdiabolus
by deusdiabolus  Yesterday 11:26 PM    1
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Manuel Castells on media and power
imelon
by imelon  Yesterday 7:07 PM   
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Key blames 'reckless' money men for crisis
hotdoge3
by hotdoge3  Yesterday 4:58 PM   
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The Dirty Secret of the Financial Crisis: Our Banking System's Broken
Spiritualmonkey
by Spiritualmonkey  Yesterday 1:46 PM   
  The Levy institute suggests that some banks are "too big to save." … "Time to Bail Out: Alternatives to the Bush-Paulson Plan," by Dimitri Papadimitriou and Randall Wray. Their perspective is Keynesian, not market worship. They argue … that the bailout is proceeding backward. Instead of saving Wall Street first, government should devote its heavy firepower to reviving jobs, incomes and business enterprises. The banks will not get well or begin normal lending until there is overall economic recovery. The financial system, meanwhile, can be managed much as it was during the Depression, with regulators weeding out doomed banks and closing them, putting troubled banks under conservatorship and supervising healthy ones closely to prevent excesses. "If we are going to leave insolvent institutions open, it is critically important to replace or at least control management," the Levy paper explains. "Business as usual would be a disaster."
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Envoys hope to visit Zimbabwe over Mugabe protests
masbury
by masbury  11-21-2008   
 Carter, Annan, Machel plan humanitarian assessment mission in defiance of Mugabe government. Courage!
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US states asked to act against 'accreditation mills'
diplomamillnews
by diplomamillnews  11-21-2008   
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Level 2 and Level 3 Assets On The Rise
Forbes Markets
by Forbes Markets  11-20-2008   
 With no TARP money for toxic assets, this was only to be expected
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Fr. Roy Crossing Another Line
vicwelle
by vicwelle  11-20-2008   
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What Keynes really planned
jimbo1000
by jimbo1000  11-18-2008    1
 Sorry but I can't edit it well. The whole article does describe an involved scheme which was rejected by the USA and which Monbiot reckons should be adopted now
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BRICs
kwattaboi
by kwattaboi  11-18-2008   
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Is The Mall Dead?
JICWyllie
by JICWyllie  11-15-2008   
 The online world may reap an advantage from the bricks and mortar collapse.
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The Future, David Brooks
lin_wells
by lin_wells  11-14-2008   
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Bailout? What Bailout.
spirithiker
by spirithiker  11-14-2008    1
 Does acting quickly have the desired effect of appearing to know what you are doing? In the case of the $700B Wall Street bailout, the answer is apparently, No. The fact is Henry Paulson doesn’t have a clue how to best use this money and the program that was originally passed has changed. It is down right scary to know that Congress will vote for a plan without details of that plan and place unprecedented power in the hands of a man who has now clearly shown does not know what to do with the money. People are still loosing their homes and jobs, and our faith in our future is being badly shaken. CEO’s and big oil are walking away with record profits. Politicians grasp at any glimmer of hope to keep things working and no one is truly in control of anything.
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When Did You First Realize You Were Gay?
debbyski
by debbyski  11-14-2008    7
 I realized a very large part of me was gay at a very young age, but I really didn't completely accept my feelings until about two years ago.
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Adverse Credit Secured Loans - Credit Is No Problem Now
dawoodgalaria
by dawoodgalaria  11-14-2008   
 Adverse credit is a situation when economic conditions are not up to the mark. This is a code that means the risk of loan lending institutions and hesitate to offer loans. Adverse Credit Secured Loans are given to help you with adverse credit or bad credit situation. These loans are secured loans that are approved to take some of the real property as collateral. Generally, home or car is held for the safety of the loan and a good sum is approved for people who depending on the equity value of collateral. You can use the total value of the collateral that loan amount.
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The Abductor Paying Price Now
benaloy
by benaloy  11-13-2008   
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Decline of civilization
bookwormy
by bookwormy  11-12-2008   
 Political Correctness. Dumbing down of society. Big Brother. Is the country crazy to elect a socialist like Barack Obama? Probably. Read this at your own risk. The truth can scare you to...
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Treasury backs away from plan to buy bad assets
bjtindle
by bjtindle  11-12-2008   
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Makeover Your Life With Cosmetic Surgery Loans
gilroyherbert
by gilroyherbert  11-11-2008   
 Cosmetic surgery loans have been specially designed to take care of the entire expenses while the cosmetic surgery. The funding is derived through these loans can be used for the number of treatments such as scar revision, breast augmentation, liposuction, hair transplantation, etc. Cosmetic surgery loans is very easy to access and can be obtained from lenders such as banks and financial institutions. You can also use the online loans from lenders. By searching online, you will be able to derive the loan immediately, and that too without even going to the lender.
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The Encultured Brain
abailart
by abailart  11-11-2008   
 Further example of removing misperception of brain as sufficient source of mind.
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financial discipline in Italy
dienof
by dienof  11-10-2008   
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The economic crisis as an opportunity for change in UK
jimbo1000
by jimbo1000  11-10-2008    1
 Guardian editorial calls for radical approach to major policies
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US 'snubs Iraq over jurisdiction clause'
brightlight4
by brightlight4  11-9-2008   
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Nuclear smackdown in New Europe
brightlight4
by brightlight4  11-9-2008    1
  Medvedev also sees the war in South Ossetia as symptomatic of a larger and more deeply-rooted problem. Medvedev: “A barbaric aggression against South Ossetia and the global financial crisis – two very different problems which nevertheless have common traits and a common origin...A local reckless enterprise provoked a rise of tensions far behind the region’s borders, in the whole of Europe, in the whole world. It called into question the efficiency of international security institutions and practically destabilized the basics of the world order. The lessons of mistakes and crises of 2008 proved to all the responsible nations that it is the time to act, and it is necessary to radically reform the political and economic system." Medvedev is right. The present architecture for global security needs to be thoroughly revamped as does the global financial system. Unilateralism, preemption and the Bush Doctrine have only made the world a more dangerous place. So, too, Wall Street's disp
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Is Proposition 8 Behind the 8 Ball? It should be!
thinkingblue
by thinkingblue  11-9-2008    2
 When I read the questions on my Fl. ballot, I thought, “Why is Prop 8 there in all it's intolerance?” This election should be about issues not the same old worn out divisions, propagandized by the religious right for far too long. The GUNS, GAYS AND GOD mantra Karl Rove and his like, peddled, until the United States did not resemble anything UNITED, more like The Divided States of Amer. How naive of me, believing their divisive plan didn’t work and was therefore, over. With Separation of church & state a survivor. But here it was a religious question written into a civil ballot. Then, I thought, PROP 8 WILL SURELY BE DEFEATED... Wrong again. What will it take to keep religion out of the lives of people who do not wish to buy into it? What will it take to keep the prying eyes of the law out of our sexual orientation? It probably will never end but when the blind faith of religion wishes to erase that separation, we who are in possession of common sense must always fight back.
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Beware of illegitimate 'diploma mills'
diplomamillnews
by diplomamillnews  11-9-2008   
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ALERT U.S.Treasury Compliance With Shariah Finance Laws
merrie
by merrie  11-8-2008    2
 system and replacing it with an Islamic one. Incredibly, in recent days, the U.S. Treasury Department has begun embracing Shariah-Compliant Finance. Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Robert Kimmitt has professed an interest in studying the salient features of Islamic banking to ascertain how far it could be useful in fighting the ongoing world economic crisis. According to a press report out of Saudi Arabia, he has declared that experts in the Treasury Department are currently learning the important features of Islamic banking. To this end, the Treasury Department is hosting in its headquarters building on Thursday, November 6th a seminar for the policy community entitled Islamic Finance 101. This event is being co-sponsored - and, it would appear, orchestrated - to promote Shariah-Compliant Finance by one of Americas leading promoters of the industry: the Islamic Finance Project at Harvard Law School.
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Pro-life Baptist leader offers common cause with Obama
masbury
by masbury  11-8-2008    1
 Dr. Richard Land, president of the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, with a surprising suggestion
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Post Journalism
sillysam
by sillysam  11-8-2008   
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Free EDUCAUSE e-book: The Tower and the Cloud
akipta
by akipta  11-6-2008   
 The emergence of the networked information economy is unleashing two powerful forces. On one hand, easy access to high-speed networks is empowering individuals. People can now discover and consume information resources and services globally from their homes. Further, new social computing approaches are inviting people to share in the creation and edification of information on the Internet. Empowerment of the individual—or consumerization—is reducing the individual's reliance on traditional brick-and-mortar institutions in favor of new and emerging virtual ones. Second, ubiquitous access to high-speed networks along with network standards, open standards and content, and techniques for virtualizing hardware, software, and services is making it possible to leverage scale economies in unprecedented ways.
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Quick fundraising ideas
animationeasy
by animationeasy  11-6-2008    1
 This site gives you nice ideas to raise your funds for your charitable institutions and schools , churches , etc
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Source pour travail de Version II
Lydily
by Lydily  11-5-2008   
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Bear Stearns Chief Risk Officer to Oversee Bank Supervision For Fed Reserve
BartendingBear
by BartendingBear  11-5-2008    1
 It's as though we live in the land of Oz.
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The next president will shape human endeavors in spac and the energy landscape of the 21st century
einbar
by einbar  11-4-2008    1
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Hackers, Viruses, and Virtual Bank Robbers
blueridge
by blueridge  11-1-2008   
 The new virtual crooks. 270,000 bank accounts compromised, and 240,000 credit cards. Very organized new crime where they cannot find the virtual robbers.
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We Can't Parachute Paid Election Workers Into Communities and Expect Good Democracy
brightlight4
by brightlight4  11-1-2008    2
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Specter of Deflation Lurks as Global Demand Drops
brightlight4
by brightlight4  11-1-2008   
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Small Florida Bank Is 17th Bank Failure In '08
Forbes Markets
by Forbes Markets  10-31-2008   
 What was it Janis Joplin sang: " Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose...."?
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quote on bush's art legacy by Daniel Libeskind
mpoukatsas
by mpoukatsas  10-31-2008   
 http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/oct/31/george-bush-usa-culture
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