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Creepy: Justice Department Went After News Sites Visitor List
BNET Intercom —
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The Justice Department leaves the impression, even if its unintended, that they can continue to snoop on online news operations.4 hours ago -
Pacific Wave International Exchange to Showcase Ocean-Observatories and Sustainability Innovations at SC09 Conference
Your Story —
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LA MIRADA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- From November 16-19, the Oregon Convention Center in Portland, OR will host cutting-edge network-based experiments and demonstrations as part o7 hours ago -
Poll: Maine Republicans Would Back ‘Conservative’ Challenger to Snowe
The Washington Independent Blog —
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This Public Policy Polling survey of Maine isn’t all that surprising: She has a 46/40 disapproval/approval rating from state Republicans. By a whopping 27 points, those same Republicans say they’d back a “conservative challenger” to Snowe in the 2012 GOP primary. Voters who picked the McCain-Palin ticket in ...10 hours ago -
My Visit to the US Treasury, Part 7 (Final)
The Aleph Blog —
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Things have been busy for me, so this final part should be short. What did I learn that I did not already know? Not much, except: The Treasury wants to convince the public that it is doing its best, but that Congress is a slave to the Financial Services industries. When asked about the latest bailout of GMAC, ...18 hours ago -
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Cold Spring Shops —
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HEAR! HEAR! The Chronicle of Higher Education offers a forum: Are Too Many Students Going to College? (Hie thee hence before it goes behind the pay wall.) Best observation: Berkeley education professor W. Norton Grubb. We do have a moral obligation, emerging from several centuries of concern with equity in a highly ...21 hours ago -
QotD, Stupak amendment edition
Signifying Nothing —
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From TigerHawk’s reaction to the furor surrounding the Stupak anti-abortion amendment to the House version of the health care bill: The real problem, of course, is that this fight reveals the ugly truth of statist health care: That personal medical decisions are no longer a matter of private bargaining, but of ...22 hours ago -
Eva Longoria Parker to Be Honored at MALDEF 35th Annual Los Angeles Awards Gala
Your Story —
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LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- On Thursday, November 12, 2009, at The Westin Bonaventure Hotel, the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF) will host the 35th1 day ago -
Chaos, Complexity, and Public Policy: Excellent interview of Irene Sanders
idealawg —
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This very informative and interesting interview was done by the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars . Click to watch " Chaos, Complexity, and Public Policy ." (For those of you tuning in after November, the Sanders interview is Episode #2206.) Click to read my interview of Irene Sanders from 2006.1 day ago -
No Alternative - That Is If You Want Affordable Health Care
Change the Wind —
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So the U.S. House finally came up with a health care bill ! "After a daylong clash with Republicans over what has been a Democratic goal for decades, lawmakers voted 220 to 215 to approve a plan that would cost $1.1 trillion over 10 years. Democrats said the legislation would provide overdue relief to ...1 day ago -
U.S. economy 2009
Wednesday-Night —
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NYT Financial crisis one year later ; Joseph Cassano, former head of A.I.G.’s Financial Products unit: The Man Who Crashed the World ; Reuters special coverage Wall Street pay Bank Lending Down Despite Massive Bailouts And Increasing Regulations While financial institutions including Citigroup Inc. and ...1 day ago -
Could the US learn from Europe how to tackle unemployment?
shareholdersunite.com —
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What alternate universe would that be…Well, Europe as a whole is a rather diverse mix, but some countries do indeed provide useful lessons..Has Europe got the answer?Nov 5th 2009From The Economist print editionNot entirely. But America could still learn from some of the continent’s ideas for tackling unemployment. ...1 day ago -
Judge rules Tennessee Voter Confidence Act does not restrict Secretary of State
Nashville Is Talking —
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A Davidson County Judge has ruled TN Sec. of State Tre Hargett can use paper ballot machines as required by the state’s Tennessee Voter Confidence Act (TVCA). Sec. Hargett has spent most of 2009 claiming he cannot abide by a new 2008 state law requiring paper ballots in the November 2010 elections because no ...1 day ago -
Failures in Public Administration
Personal Reflections —
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This post outlines the second change in my approach to writing including blogging that I discussed in Saturday Morning Musings - a change in writing direction . Over recent years I have written a fair bit about what I see as problems in current Australian public policy and administration. The problem in all ...1 day ago -
Let’s Turn up the heat on Rex Murphy’s flawed logic
eaves.ca —
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In his regular column the other week Rex Murphy published a piece entitled Dont turn up the heat on the West , which also had the great sub title: By making Western provinces pay for adventures in global warming policy we will be playing with Confederation. For a man that regularly rails against the lack of ...1 day ago -
Rothenberg: the Most Accurate Pollster is SurveyUSA
RedState —
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Rothenberg has done a great service by documenting the most accurate pollsters which most accurately predicted the results of last Tuesday’s elections. In the heat of predictable arguments about which polls are the most accurate leading up to the 2010 mid-term elections, Rothenberg’s list of the most accurate ...1 day ago -
James Hansen speaks
The Cost of Energy —
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James Hansen has posted a couple of very interesting items, albeit interesting for different reasons, on his web site. The first is his letter, I Just Had a Baby, at Age 68 [PDF] , which details his recent experience with prostate cancer surgery, and talks about his participation in a “sleep out” event outside ...1 day ago -
Changing Behavior
11D —
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The New York Times article on vodka consumption in Russia was great. I even loved this picture that accompanied the article. Check out that nurse. Something about her hair just screams fetish. Some stats from the article: Russians consume roughly 4.75 gallons of pure alcohol a person annually. Life ...1 day ago -
Clearwire is big winner in FCC WiMAX auction
MuniWireless —
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has announced the winners of Auction 86 (the “WiMAX Band auction”). The auction began on 27 October 2009 . Most of the spectrum in the WiMAX Band (2.5 GHz) was won by Clearwire Spectrum Holdings. Other winning bidders include DigitalBridge, the Vermont Telephone ...1 day ago -
Our Endangered Planet: How to Protect and Promote Sustainable Development
Knowledge@Wharton —
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The title of an upcoming Festival of Thinkers panel, "Future Resources: Envisioning Sustainable Development," only begins to hint at the broad range of interconnected subjects that go into any discussion of sustainability -- ranging from ecological concerns and population control to economic disparity and social ...1 day ago -
Reasonable Accommodation
Wednesday-Night —
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Spreading intolerance, one fatwa at a time Tarek Fatah, founder of the Muslim Canadian Congress. For some time now, I have been following the questions posed by Muslim youth and the responses (fatwas) issued by such Saudi-based clerics. It is fascinating to see how medieval-minded scholars serving a dictatorial ...1 day ago