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The United States is counting on cows to save the planet.
U.S. Secretary Tom Vilsack announced an agreement with the American dairy industry Tuesday to reduce the...
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These days, it seems like everyone is talking in earnest about marijuana legalization, once dismissed as little more than a Cheech and Chong pipe dream. Indeed, a new...
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Even near military bases, female veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan aren’t often offered a drink on the house as a welcome home.
More than 230,000...
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The demonstration as a whole gradually appears aggressive on the occasion of Copenhagen Conference on ‘Climate Change’. Amidst hue and cry of thousands and...
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No matter where one stands on the abortion issue this story will horrify. A Texas couple in their 30s tried to flush down the toilet their 7-month-old aborted fetus and...
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I was waiting in my car for my drug dealer on Madison and 17th Street in Paterson NJ. But Z never just appeared. Sometimes I had to wait for him to show up at my car...
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Does Barack Obama deserve the Noble prize for peace? I think answer never will be positive. Who is famous in the world as great worrier against terrorism and giving him...
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In a surprise move, US president Barack Obama today telephoned Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina and Ethiopian premier Meles Zenawi to seek their support on...
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Computer technicians have found 22 million missing White House e-mails from the administration of President George W. Bush and the Obama administration is searching for...
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Speaking at the Copenhagen climate change summit, Mr Gore said new computer modelling suggests there is a 75 per cent chance of the entire polar ice cap melting during...
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There are few people more obnoxious in American public life today than oil tycoon T. Boone Pickens. This dude has an idea, he wants clean energy to sweep America; he...
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Joe Lieberman has forced his will on the Senate Democratic caucus and the nation as a whole. After the party reached a compromise last week to effectively drop the...
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On Sunday night’s 60 Minutes, President Obama punched up his ongoing rhetorical battle with Wall Street, declaring that “fat cat bankers” have shown...
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It has been recently remarked that most Europeans are still happy seeing Obama as the US President. They remain fascinated by him and grateful for the direction of his...
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The current Obama care legislation working it’s way through the Senate could push the effective marginal tax rate of low and middle income earners up to the 70...
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Meet the measuring stick of America’s Pentagon:
In other words, the Pentagon determined that 30 casualties, even if they were civilian, were too few to matter...
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It’s all simply dark continent — yes, the entire world as a whole. Where Copenhagen Conference on “climate change” fails to bear fruit, how can we expect...
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“War Is Sometime Necessary”, this is the statement of US President Barack Obama at the Noble peace prize world function in Oslo 2009. Now my question is to...
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This year and the preceding marked the worst financial crisis in American history. Some countries, like Britain, actually saw a bank run. Trillions has been lost and...
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At the outset I must confess that I know about golf as little or more as I know about tigers, but I am fascinated by Tiger Woods. From being an underdog, he is the...
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In the streets of the Ethiopian capital hundreds of disabled people beg, some from makeshift wheelchairs, the less fortunate dragging themselves on their hands from car...
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While going through financial blogs the other day, one particular blog caught my attention. It has listed the top ten most prestigious and least prestigious careers of...
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In a country with only a 5% of the population holding permanent employment, mostly the elderly, the youth find it very hard to find employment after school. The youth...
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THE PRESENT IS ALL THAT WE HAVE
Most Indians migrate to the far corners of the earth in pursuit of a dream, a dream that they feel they cannot realize in India. To...
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I can imagine Mr. Jobs, your plight for being in the spotlight for reasons unimportant.
The overly analyzed severity of his health, criticisms surrounding business...
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Computer maker to trim 7.5% of its payroll with half of cuts coming in the United States as it integrates outsourcing giant EDS.
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Low wages and poor working conditions are common in developing countries. Even in wealthier markets, newspapers are cutting costs and jobs as print readership declines....
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Nearly every day, someone sends me a bit of astounding job-search advice from a blog or a newsletter. Some of this advice seems to come directly from the planet X-19,...
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Wheelchair-bound Sounak Banerjee writes about his frustrating - and futile - attempts to get himself a job
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In a dramatic reversal of policy, Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama on Saturday told supporters on the Space Coast he no longer favors slashing NASA’s...
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One of the spin offs of the India-US civil nuclear deal coming through will be the creation of 100,000 new jobs for the 30-odd reactors that India hopes to set up to...
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A recent survey has shown a “dramatic deterioration” in pay for many sectors of the New Zealand workforce, the jobs that saw a drop in wages were those already low...
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There are a couple groups for whom rising oil prices haven\’t been all bad: roustabouts and service unit operators in the oil and gas industry.
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Employers trimmed jobs from their payrolls in June for the sixth straight month, as the government’s closely watched report Thursday showed continued weakness in...
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House said on Thursday a report showing a sixth straight month of job losses in June was another sign of slower U.S. economic growth.
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A friend of mine asked the question, “What do you think is the major cause of unemployment in India?”. I went through my own story. Analysing a bit, I found...
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The internet gives you the ability to earn money at the comfort of your house. How you ask? By writing.. yes you heard that right. Writing is big business and if you...
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If you are good looking, then you surely have an edge over any other average looking person, especially if the interviewer is of the opposite sex, revealed a study.
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Million Dollar Question!
Why is the US more prosperous than India? Is it because we Indians are less smart than Americans? No, Indians are universally acknowledged for...
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A local NBC affiliate interviews Brian Wilkins, center, and Ed Pegler, both of American Infrastructure, at a work site to replace a sidewalk ramp in Silver Spring, Md. on Thursday, April 23, 2009. The project is part of the economic stimulus package.
