Warrior starred this story - Feb 12, 2012
Warrior posted and reviewed this story - Feb 12, 2012
...an unemployment epidemic, finally bore fruit on Jan. 30 when Jose Manuel Barroso, president of the European Commission, proposed an ambitious jobs scheme.
"We cannot accept that almost a quarter of Europe’s young people are unemployed," ... 22 percent of the youth labour force - roughly five and a half million young people in the region - are without work.
.. alarming: youth unemployment stands at 48.7 percent in Spain, 47.2 percent in Greece and 35.6 percent in Slovakia.
“… want member states to commit to a ‘Youth on the Move’ pact to ensure that all our young people are either in a job, in education or in training ...
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Warrior posted and reviewed this story - Feb 12, 2012
Warrior reviewed this story - Jan 26, 2012
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Daily Kos
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Jed Lewison
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Jan. 24, 2012
(News Analysis)
Nice to have a little background on Bain and Romney.
Warrior posted and reviewed this story - Jan 25, 2012
A short introduction about the government's inability to protect small bussiness (farmers-cattlemen), due to claut and economics-of-scale.
Warrior posted and reviewed this story - Jan 25, 2012
Warrior reviewed this story - Dec 6, 2011
Warrior reviewed this story - Dec 5, 2011
Senator Lindsay Graham, a supporter of NDAA, explained that it "basically say[s] in law for the first time that the homeland is part of the battlefield" and anyone can be detained, "American citizen or not."
“Since the bill puts military detention authority on steroids and makes it permanent, American citizens and others are at greater risk of being locked away by the ...
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Warrior posted and reviewed this story - Dec 4, 2011
Update Dec 4 '11:
But the uneasy peace will not last unless Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who meet on Monday to discuss changes to the EU Treaty, can finalize a fiscal deal that imposes tough budgetary rules on the 17 euro-zone members and then convince all 27 EU leaders on Friday to back the plan.
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is flying to Europe next week to press the urgency of the matter, meeting politicians from France, Germany, Spain and Italy, as well as the European Central Bank. His assistant secretary for economic policy, Jan Eberly, said a European recession would blight U.S. recovery and is "absolutely a source of concern."
Warrior posted and reviewed this story - Dec 4, 2011
Warrior reviewed this story - Dec 4, 2011
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Poynter Institute
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Julie Moos, Clay Shirky, Steve Yelvington
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Dec. 3, 2011
(Opinion)
An argument between those believing that newsprint organizations are evolving, versus those who believe we already live in a new technological singularity that revolutionises the very concepts of news organizations.
Warrior posted and reviewed this story - Dec 1, 2011
A succinct observation; see quote.
It is not overvalued asset-backed securities this time, but countries that cannot sustain the cost of living engendred by this banking system.
This time the problems for banks is not the holes ripped through their books by exposure to US sub-prime loans, but their exposure to the governments of the eurozone – ...
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Warrior posted and reviewed this story - Dec 1, 2011
Warrior reviewed this story - Dec 1, 2011
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New York Times
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Paul Krugman, New York Times
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Nov. 28, 2011
(Opinion)
Tax before cut: Much higher taxes on the highest incomes is a starter. Financial Transaction Tax is a must. Before we cut spending on social neccessaties: tax where the money is going.
Warrior reviewed this story - Dec 1, 2011
The author proposes a probusiness solution (see quote), without realising we need a Flat World system change; One where the patents and royalties become the ownership of The People, instead of the 1% that capitalise on them.
matches the scale of our problem — one with substantial tax reform and revenue increases, a gasoline tax, deep defense cuts and cutbacks to both Social Security and ...
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Warrior posted and reviewed this story - Dec 1, 2011
Warrior posted and reviewed this story - Dec 1, 2011
Warrior reviewed this story - Nov 21, 2011
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NPR
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Nov. 16, 2011
(Special Report)
Trying to hairsplit when a law is breached Always leaves forgive-able circustances. Disreputable intentions, after fair warnings if there is doubt, should be ruled in the grey area - law or no law.
Warrior reviewed this story - Nov 21, 2011
Article is too focussed on natural (10^6 yr) potentials. Human meddling produces a lot more tipping points for extinction.
Warrior posted and reviewed this story - Nov 20, 2011
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NewsVine
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Martha Mendoza, AP National Writer,: Ravi Nessman from India, Charles Hutzler from China, Adriana Gomez Licon from Mexico.
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Nov. 17, 2011
(Investigative Report)
Rather laborious but making a good point: Access to information is at the root of a healthy democracy. Enforced by the older democracies (while paying lip service themselves), the newer are living up to the promise (braving chaotic disruptions).
Warrior reviewed this story - Nov 20, 2011
¶ But don’t we eventually have to match spending and revenue? Yes, we do. But the decision about how to do that isn’t about accounting. It’s about fundamental values ...
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Warrior posted and reviewed this story - Nov 20, 2011
The high-profile intervention comes after the Church of England became embroiled in an embarrassing row over its attitude to anti-capitalist protests outside St Paul's Cathedral in London. One cleric resigned over plans to evict the protesters forcibly,..
Under the bill, which is facing huge opposition in the Lords, the government plans to limit the amount any household can claim in benefits to £500 a week, to ensure state handouts cannot exceed average weekly wages for working households.
“The benefit-capping policy will lead to a reduction in the living standards of the poorest in society. It risks creating perverse incentives for families to break up: ...
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Warrior posted and reviewed this story - Nov 19, 2011
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Huffington Post
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The Huffington Post News Team
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Nov. 20, 2011
(Investigative Report)
"The U.S. has the most expensive health care system in the world, with health status indicators that are, at best, only average in comparison with the less costly health systems of other countries,” said Shortell
“Thus the pressure to provide more cost-effective care is particularly intense.”
. And they needed to prevent employers from seeing it as a chance to cut costs by dropping private health insurance and making the city pick up the tab.
The city ...
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Warrior posted and reviewed this story - Nov 19, 2011
Warrior posted and reviewed this story - Nov 19, 2011
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Huffington Post
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The Huffington Post News Team
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Nov. 20, 2011
(Investigative Report)
Warrior posted and reviewed this story - Nov 17, 2011
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NewsVine
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Martha Mendoza, AP National Writer,: Ravi Nessman from India, Charles Hutzler from China, Adriana Gomez Licon from Mexico.
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Nov. 17, 2011
(Investigative Report)
Warrior posted this story - Nov 17, 2011
Warrior posted and reviewed this story - Nov 16, 2011
AGING: by far the leading killer, and shortener of our life-span. Research now underway proposes a POST-MORTEM consideration to society.
… worked in artificial intelligence before turning to biology and aging research … experience in those fields has influenced your ideas and your approach? ...
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Warrior posted and reviewed this story - Nov 16, 2011
Warrior reviewed this story - Nov 16, 2011
While this article iluminates China's experiance, it is a similar story in ghettos and shanty-towns around major cities the world over. This tear-jerking photo spotlights our collective ignorance of governance.
Warrior reviewed this story - Nov 15, 2011
A well written article by sen.Udal, making an emotional appeal to link and sign his petition, to get corporate money out of politics.
“I support the constitutional amendment to give Congress and states the authority to limit corporate and special interest money in our elections.” (sign here)
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Warrior reviewed this story - Nov 15, 2011
Atheists in uniform feel discriminated against in carreer oppertunities. They would like equal representation for their spritual needs .'Lay-leade'r would be a step to chaplaincy - a chaplaincy that adresses spiritual needs that do not fit organised religions (as opposed to a mental health clinic).
We have worked ourselves out of jobs. So now we deserve the benefits... and the thanks: A cost of living within reach, globally. And the social thanks befitting soldiers.