www.theatlantic.com The Excel error heard 'round the world has put deficit-cutters on the defensive
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Posted on April 23 2013 by Spectrevision Event-Horizon
www.theatlantic.com The Excel error heard 'round the world has put deficit-cutters on the defensive
Posted on April 23 2013 by Spectrevision Event-Horizon
www.occupymonsanto360.org GMOs are seemingly everywhere in today's food supply. Here's how to avoid them as well as fully boycotting their corporate backers responsible for them.
Posted on April 23 2013 by Spectrevision Event-Horizon
“Uncle Ruslan” Tsarni of Montgomery Village Md., whose name was the top trending topic worldwide on Twitter last Friday for his plain-spoken condemnation of his two nephews, has had a checkered business career, that began well before he graduated (as...
Posted on April 23 2013 by Spectrevision Event-Horizon
www.google.com Web Search Interest: "false flag". Worldwide, 2004 - present.
Posted on April 23 2013 by Spectrevision Event-Horizon
“On January 14, 2013 President Obama met with Saudi Minister of Interior,” Glenn said. “Two days later Janet Napolitano signed agreement with Saudi minister allowing ‘trusted traveler’ status on Saudi student visitors, meaning greatly reduced security...
Posted on April 23 2013 by Spectrevision Event-Horizon
itsoureconomy.us By David Roberts Grist, April 22, 2013 The notion of “externalities” has become familiar in environmental circles. It refers to costs imposed by businesses that are not paid for by those businesses...
Posted on April 23 2013 by Spectrevision Event-Horizon
politicker.com In the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings, Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Monday the country’s interpretation of the Constitution will “have to change” to allow for greater security to stave off future attacks. “The people who are worried...
Posted on April 22 2013 by Spectrevision Event-Horizon
www.nytimes.com Redefining companies as real estate investment trusts can nearly — even completely — eliminate federal taxes.
Posted on April 22 2013 by Spectrevision Event-Horizon
curbed.com Image via Arch Daily] Twenty years ago, Hong Kong's Kowloon Walled City, an extremely crowded, largely unsupervised encampment that at one time boasted some 50,000 residents in about 290,000 square...
Posted on April 22 2013 by Spectrevision Event-Horizon
metro.co.uk If you're a big fan of Stonehenge then the perfect job has just opened up for you as the owners of the historical UK site are looking for a general manager who will be paid £65,000-a-year.