Monthly Archives: October 2012

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Get a Liberal Arts Education for Free on the Internet

Just getting a job in this economy is difficult enough. Getting one with a liberal arts degree is simply masochistic. Don’t spend half a decade and thousands of dollars only to join the rest of the English majors busking in a subway. Instead, educate yourself with these valuable, respectable, and totally free online resources.*

via Get a Liberal Arts Education for Free on the Internet.

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WORLD ECONOMIC DEPRESSION: India 2012 Exports Fall 10% – China’s GDP Growth Slips – Big Tech’s Hit – U.S. Jobless Claims Jump – Homes Sales Drop – Company’s Profits Down – Pimco Predicts U.S. Credit Downgrade – China Sees Room For Easing – Japan Prepares Stimulus plan – Derivatives Rules Drafted By SEC – Oil Stays High Above $90: Youri Carma

WORLD ECONOMIC DEPRESSION: India 2012 Exports Fall 10% – China’s GDP Growth Slips – Big Tech’s Hit – U.S. Jobless Claims Jump – Homes Sales Drop – Company’s Profits Down – Pimco Predicts U.S. Credit Downgrade – China Sees Room For Easing – Japan Prepares Stimulus plan – Derivatives Rules Drafted By SEC – Oil Stays High Above $90: Youri Carma.

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US – The Crash of 1929 PBS – YouTube

It was a time when the stock market epitomized the false promise of permanent prosperity.

US – The Crash of 1929 PBS – YouTube.

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Side effects of GMOs – Ask your doctor if CANCER is right for you

Side effects of GMOs – Ask your doctor if CANCER is right for you http://www.naturalnews.com/037621_GMO_side_effects_cancer.html

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The farmed seafood you’re eating may have been raised on animal feces

(NaturalNews) More than 85 percent of the seafood consumed by Americans is imported, with much of it coming from China, Vietnam, and various other Asian countries that have a not-so-consistent track record of food safety. And as it turns out, conditions at many of the foreign facilities where imported seafood is processed before getting shipped to the states are so filthy and contaminated that if consumers knew just how bad things really were, they would likely think twice before buying that pack of scallops or shrimp from the grocery store.

As reported by Bloomberg, workers at Ngoc Sinh Seafoods Trading & Processing Export Enterprise in Vietnam were recently seen hauling plastic baskets of shrimp through the company’s filthy, trash-ridden, and bug-infested facility. Containers full of the shrimp were loaded up with ice made from questionable, and often contaminated, tap water that the government recommends boiling before use, which has become the norm rather than the exception when it comes to seafood processing.

via The farmed seafood you’re eating may have been raised on animal feces.