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Built in a gourd shape with a heat pump system. It’s hard to say where it went wrong Decades before me and this song Through the banksters and the wars You know I just can’t take it anymore There’s a rising on Wall Street I am you and you are me We are the 99%’ers On the right side of love and history [...] Los Angeles welcomed Obama on Monday in a dress rehearsal for Saturday And can you, can you imagine fifty people a day,I said fifty people a day walking in singin a bar of Alice’s Restaurant and walking out. And friends they may think it’s a movement. – Arlo Guthrie Clay Claiborne on WL [...] Bank of America to charge $5 monthly fee for debit card purchases Meanwhile, here in the real world in Cedar City UT, the bank I use, the State Bank of Southern Utah, pays interest on their free checking accounts with no minimum balance required, doesn’t charge for debit card transactions, has never taken a [...] Made from six shipping containers. Interior is super-configurable. Google has been experimenting with driverless cars. It seems plausible that truck drivers may soon be losing jobs to robot vehicles. The same trend is happening in agriculture too with autonomous farm equipment. ReadWriteWeb isn’t sure if this is a good thing. Neither am I. But it is inevitable. The Google car is extraordinary. [...] Concluding our three-part discussion of solutions. Foreign Policy reforms: A resurgent Peace Corps so that practical things can again be done by people who don’t carry guns, ending wars and occupations that don’t address core interests, realistic “future threat” and “core interest” assessments, not always reaching for the bigger hammer as soon as possible. [...] Doug Henwood wonders what the agenda is, if any. Certainly the location of the protest is a statement, but when it comes to words, there’s a strange silence—or prolixity, which in this case, amounts to pretty much the same thing. Why can’t they say something like this? “These gangsters have too much money. They wrecked [...] The U.S. Department of Energy learned in December that Solyndra was violating its federal loan deal, but the agency changed the loan terms to allow the solar company to continue receiving taxpayer funds, federal officials confirmed Wednesday. Sheesh, hand me a clothespin, because this is getting really stinky. Sure, loans often get re-negotiated. But Solyndra [...] |
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