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Monday, January 12, 2009

Tuesday - January 13, 2009 - Rhapsody Tells Apple "Get off of My Cloud!", National Safety Council Calls for Cellphone Ban In Cars

Latest on pilot who is on the run: he's on a red motorcycle he stored near crash site

Key West rents are dropping with housing prices


Best editorial cartoons for the week of Jan. 5-11, 2008 from "the Ink Tank"

Dumbass Criminal Swine Father of the Week: California man sells 14 year old daughter into marriage for $16,000, 100 cases of beer, and several cases of meat . . . then goes to the Police to complain the man he gave his daughter to did not keep his end of the bargain

New York Knicks Eddy Curry sued for sexual harrassment by his male limo driver

Like Florida, California is now losing more people than those who are moving in

How Wells Fargo Bank Avoided the Downfall of Other Big American Banks

New Jersey's new growth industry: foreclosure call center

High end neighborhoods in Southern California are collapsing in price



New car deals abound during this Recession (see video above)

Uh-oh - Retiring CEO of Wal-Mart says the chain will face a challenging first half of 2009

Record decline for China's exports

Germany to invest $67 Billion stimulus in its infrastructure

Is George Bush responsible for the global financial crisis?

Countries which will miss George Bush


Rhapsody tells Apple "Hey, you, get off of my cloud."
Merrill Lynch says the Rich are turning to gold bars "for safety". "It is amazing how many people want physical gold, not ETFs."

Breaking: Russia says Ukriane "blocks" transit of much needed natural gas to Europe which Russia just allowed to flow this AM

Brilliant short read: U2's Bono on Frank Sinatra, the present, the future

NYT: The 11 Best Foods You Are Not Eating

Shock in NYC cultural circles as 88 year founder of Amato Opera plans to end its 60 year run


National Safety Council pushes for ban of cellphone use in cars by drivers, including hands-free cellphone calls

Cabbies grumble as Las Vegas no longer crowded: CES last week hosted 23% fewer attendees

Russia to restart pumping natural gas through the Ukraine to gas hungry Europe

Faked death: Judge seizes assets of pilot now on the run and whose plane crashes without him

Obama prods Bush to ask Congress for the remaining $350 Billion in bailout money

Bush's legacy: 2 unfinished wars, the US Economy in shambles, a budget defecit ready to hit $1 Trillion, and a tarnished reputation abroad



Last year, 350 GM dealerships closed their doors . . . in 2009 the number might be 500

Remember this name: SLICETHEPIE . . . How a new Internet rating biz might save the music biz

Oil loses 8% overnight, falling below $36 per barrel
Legions of unhappy laid off Chinese workers become more bold in their protests as unemployment hits highest rate since the Communists took over in 1949

10 ways to beat a credit hangover

Four of about 600 Afghan Taliban who attacked a Pakistani paramilitary base over the weekend are captured

Central bankers looking for a global recovery to begin in 2010

The most important finger on a man's hand which predisposes more success in sports and business

Blizzard hits North Dakota where temperatures tonight should reach -30 F degrees

Citicorp shares lose 17% Monday on concerns about its balance sheet and 4th quarter results
Great set of 30 photos of New York City from the Amazing Filtered Things blog

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