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Despite her business-friendly history, billionaire heir Penny Pritzker,
President Obama’s nominee for Secretary of Commerce, will likely face
standard Republican flak in her Senate confirmation hearings.
But progressive Democrats are the ones with real reasons to be upset
with her record and that of her family, which is among the wealthiest in
America. Here are just a few:
1) Union-busting. Pritzker’s family businesses have often engaged in
anti-union practices. She is a director of the Hyatt Hotels, which fired
and then replaced long-time room cleaners in its Boston hotels with
non-unio
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I have a serious case of envy. It would be a heap of fun to do what it
takes to join the 501st Legion. I would definitely choose to wear a
Rebel outfit. But I don’t have the dedication or the skills to do what
it takes.
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The invisible hand of the market outsourcing
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one of the Indian firms had a project going at one of the banks here so
she asked the manager who she knew who was here from India to hire her
to oversee it. He said he'd think about it. Then she says he called back
to say he would give her the job i
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I believe we are living in dark times if we mean by 'light' the
successful evolution of humanity.It is true we have always faced
existential threats to our existence.We struggled to survive at all 'in
the garden' through most of our existence.We left 'the garden' using our
tools. One of our most innovative tools - writing - documents that
human populations have been plagued by greed and corruptio
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Organization’s Statement on the Status of the Global Climate says that
2012 joined the ten previous years as one of the warmest — at ninth
place — on record despite the cooling influence of a La Niña episode
early in the year. The 2012 global land and ocean surface temperature
during January–December 2012 is estimated to be 0.45°C (±0.11°C) abov
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My debut novel is finally out. You can pick up PENANCE at
bookstores, well, not everywhere exactly, but it’s at a lot of them, or
through the usual online suspects like Indiebound, Barnes & Noble or
Amazon, or, if you’re the ebook type, you can get it direct from
Exhibit A. So run out and get a copy. Go ahead, I’ll wait.
Back already? Purty, ain’t it?
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Is Syria Like Iraq?
By Joshua Landis, May 1, 2012, Syria Comment
In my recent discussion with Murhaf Jouejati on PBS Newshour, I argued
that the reason the US should avoid taking the lead in Syria is that the
conflict is sectarian and resembles that of Iraq, where the US had
little success.
Murhaf took issue with my analysis arguing that Syria is not like Iraq.
He said that Iraq was invaded and Sy
New Addition to the Syrian Islamic Front
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The Haqq Battalions Gathering, a militant group in the Hama province,
announced in mid-April 2013 that they are joining the Syrian Islamic
Front (SIF). This is the first time since the SIF’s creation in December
2012 that an independent outside organization of any consequence
decides to join the front. Previously, some small local factions had
been coopted into SIF m
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(And so, as the world turns, again it is May. Time, then, to
rerun this piece, and get with the sage.)
The ancients were enamored with sage. So am I. The ancients believed
that sage could confer immortality. What I believe: who knows? I eat the
stuff, and I’m still knocking around.
“Why,” demanded one Latin commentator, “should a man die who grows sage
in his garden?”
Beats me.
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Secure border, verify over a period of years, then we can talk.
by Mark Vogl: Can we anticipate President Obama returning to
the US with a signed letter, like Chamberlain, promising Mexico will
prevent border crossing?
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another sad milestone in the history of catastrophic climate change:
For the first time, measurements of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere
surpassed 400 parts per million—aka way above what our current ecosystem
can handle.
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Surprise at the surprise.
The one thing about the supposed UKIP breakthrough in yesterday's
local elections that surprises is just how it seems to have taken
politicians and commentators by, err, surprise. I mean, who could have
possibly guessed that if you essentially say you agree with the party on
immigration, Europe and welfare and let them get away with repeatedly
abusing statistics, linking Romanians explicitly to c
The rise of the unpopular populists.
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support for Nigel Farage's unhappy band of monomaniacs, whether it be
disaffection from modern society at large, disaffection with Cameron's
Conservatives, a protest aimed at the main three parties, for which
there are a whole variety of reasons, complete opposition to continued
immigration, or, and this is possibly the least signif
The Bangladesh Problem- Retailers Knew Building Condition
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The Pentagon has redesigned its biggest "bunker buster" bomb with more
advanced features intended to enable it to destroy Iran's most heavily
fortified and defended nuclear site.
U.S. officials see development of the weapon as critical to convincing
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Syngenta's paraquat up for global review
Next week, governments from around the world will decide whether
to put strict controls on Syngenta's highly toxic herbicide paraquat —
or maintain the status quo.
This pesticide has long been banned in its country of origin,
Switzerland, and its use is highly restricted in most industrialized
nations, including the U.S. Yet it continues to be sold indiscriminately
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WND and Glenn Beck Want YOU to Build an Untraceable Assault Rifle
We live in frightening times. In Boston, a college student who
appears to have been radicalized online may face lethal injection for
his alleged role in a terrorist attack that left four people dead and
more than 260 wounded. Just a few months ago, in Connecticut, a young
man killed 20 young children and six [...]
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Spring disappears from northern hemisphere: the winter that won’t end.
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Earth reeling from dynamic change: The planet’s magnetic field is
weakening, volcanic activity is increasing, a major tectonic plate is
fracturing, and the planet’s weather is becoming more chaotic and
unpredictable.
April 30, 2013 – MINNESOTA – April has been a freakishly cold month
across much of the northern USA, bringing misery to million
Steve Bell’s If … James Bond’s dilemma
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McCormick Con Exposed the Truth about Iraq
It is tempting to treat the jailing of fake bomb detector
salesman James McCormick as comedy, so risible were his completely bogus
detectors. Indeed, one day I have no doubt we shall be seeing a
television film treating him as a lovable rogue; the con-man figure is
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Molina.
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