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1984 vs. 2013: Why Privacy Matters
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US house prices
By Patrick in RealEstate in Menlo Park CA 94025   8 comments, latest 1 hour ago:
JodyChunder says E-man says San Francisco is up 17% YoY. Victorville is up 24% YoY.

Separating the Fluff from the Fundamentals
By Call it Crazy in RealEstate in Menlo Park CA 94025   46 comments, latest 1 hour ago:
wave9x says The grammar nanny is generally accepted as being the lowest form of online troll.

The Financial Markets Freak Out When The Fed Hints That It May Slow Down The Inj
By Bubbabear in Economics in Yorba Linda CA 92886   posted 1 hour ago:
http://theeconomiccollapseblog U.S. financial markets are exhibiting the classic behavior patterns of an addict. Just a hint that the Fed may start slowing down the flow of the "juice" was all that it took to cause...

Bank of America lied to homeowners, rewarded foreclosures -- former employees
By tvgnus in RealEstate   5 comments, latest 2 hours ago:
taxee says Every time this happens they start digging up Jimmy Hoffa and they find Amelia Earhart. How weird is that?

Half a million dollars for 480 square feet
By jvolstad in RealEstate in San Antonio TX 78256   7 comments, latest 3 hours ago:
JodyChunder says APOCALYPSEFUCK is Shostakovich says It will be a million by next month. That's lowball!

Hypocritical Democrats.
By HEY YOU in Politics   148 comments, latest 3 hours ago:
marcus says thomaswong.1986 says Because Govt is incapable of having any spending disciple doesn't mean you should tax more Is there too much common sense involved in the following simple fact ? IF you pay...

Big Lie: America Doesn't Have #1 Richest Middle-Class in the World...We're Ran
By marcus in Economics   8 comments, latest 3 hours ago:
thomaswong.1986 says Ceffer says Points out to me that Americans are consumers rather than savers. Whether they CAN save or not is a matter of opinion. I see a lot of monster trucks and Hummers,...

These dirt ball Realtor's (Video)
By jvolstad in RealEstate in San Antonio TX 78256   2 comments, latest 4 hours ago:
APOCALYPSEFUCK is Shostakovich says What did he expect? He forgot to beg the listing agent for a chance to suck him off and hand him a bag of money for a chance to see the...

China Cash Crunch: 1-Day Interest Rate Spikes to Record High 25%
By Mish in Economics   posted 5 hours ago:
China Cash Crunch: 1-Day Interest Rate Spikes to Record High 25% http://globaleconomicanalysis. Mish

Chipotle. A lesson in Sexy-Mexy, wannabe Hipsters, Corporate Shills.
By donjumpsuit in Economics   14 comments, latest 5 hours ago:
JodyChunder says Because some folk were born to open mediocre burrito franchises; others were born to write polemics about them. Still others were born to be young Dennis Hoppers.

Global warming stopped 16 years ago, reveals Met Office report quietly released.
By Enjoy Your Hope and Change in ClimateChange   10 comments, latest 5 hours ago:
Enjoy Your Hope and Change says Dan8267 says It's not rocket science, well, maybe it is. But if it's rocket science, wouldn't NASA be the place to go? And, BTW, it's not rocket science, and...

R.I.P.James Gandolfini
By marcus in Misc   2 comments, latest 5 hours ago:
HydroCabron says Live every moment, guys...

Toxic shock: California allows up to one thousand times more glyphosate in drink
By puhim in Misc   6 comments, latest 5 hours ago:
Homeboy says swebb says There is a logical step you have to take.... Genetic modification to plants ("Roundup ready" soy beans, for example) are what enable the widespread use of glyphosate...without GMO you would just...

Printing tiny batteries
By marcus in SciTech   posted 6 hours ago:
http://www.seas.harvard.edu/ne The printed microbatteries could supply electricity to tiny devices in fields from medicine to communications, including many that have lingered on lab benches for lack of a battery small enough to fit the device,...

AUDIO: California's convoluted ties to petroleum
By tvgnus in environment   posted 6 hours ago:
http://www.centralvalleybusine California policies that have that at first glance seem to have little to no connection to petroleum use actually provide incentives that drive demand for oil use artificially high in the state, according to...

Owner-vacated properties make up 20 percent of all foreclosures
By tvgnus in RealEstate   posted 7 hours ago:
http://www.centralvalleybusine More than 167,000 nationwide join 544,000 REOs as "must-sell" inventory •  A foreclosure process that takes an average of 477 days nationwide Homeowners had vacated 167,680 foreclosure properties nationwide, representing 20 percent of all...

This is why we need a National Health Agency
By CaptainShuddup in Healthcare   11 comments, latest 7 hours ago:
monkframe says futuresmc says The end result will be health insurers being able to collect premiums but not having to pay out due to a healthier population over all. The healthcare provider shortage will be...

The Regulated States of America - WSJ.com
By indigenous in Economics   posted 7 hours ago:
http://online.wsj.com/article/ Invalid email address. • You can't enter more than 20 emails. • Seperate multiple addresses with Commas. • Must enter an email address. • You must enter the verification code below to send. •...

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