Merrill CEO Wants $10 Million Bonus | Steve Hildebrand: Liberals Need To STFU | Rove Planning to 'Name Names'

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Disgusting: Bought Out Merrill CEO Wants $10 Million Bonus By Staff, Huffington Post Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has released a statement regarding Thain's "chutzbah" in asking for the money. Read more »   Blackwater Guards Indicted for Manslaughter in Baghdad Shooting By ZP Heller, Brave New Films A first step in holding the mercenary company accountable. Read more »   A Look at the Auto Bridge Loan Plan By Emptywheel, Firedoglake George Bush, not Obama, will be picking the "auto czar" and other interesting details. Read more »   Bush's New Neighborhood Barred Non-Whites Until 2000 By Staff, Huffington Post Until 2000, the neighborhood association's covenant said only white people were allowed to live there, though an exception was made for servants. Read more »   Obama Deputy Steve Hildebrand: Liberals Need To STFU By Jane Hamsher, Firedoglake After the past eight years, it's a bit much to stomach someone saying "just shut up and trust me, because I know better." Read more »   Rove Planning to 'Name Names' of Bush Haters in His New Book By Amanda Terkel, Think Progress Another one for the W. legacy file. Read more »   Iowa Court to Consider Same-Sex Marriage By Melissa McEwan, Shakesville The fight for equality in Iowa. Read more »   How Fumbling the Bailout Led to the Chicago Sit In By Ian Welsh, Firedoglake Bank of America could have kept Republic Windows open if they hadn't been distracted buying up their competitors. Read more »   Will the U.S. Really Start Hemorrhaging One Million Jobs Per Month in 2009? By Booman, Booman Tribune We may be headed for Depression era soup lines at warp speed. Read more »   Mitt Romney Is Already Gearing Up for 2012 By Steve Benen, Washington Monthly We may yet have more Mitt to kick around. Read more »   Why the U.S. Has a Quarter of the World's Prisoners By Erikka Yancy, Brave New Films Our country is creating criminals, not citizens. Read more »

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	Charleston.net News Commercial Real Estate Residential Real Estate Subscribe to the Post & Courier Place a Classified Ad	School closings considered
			The future of more than a dozen school communities could be in jeopardy as a result of a broad plan for restructuring and closing schools disclosed Monday by leaders in the Charleston County district.
Enjoy a every Sunday Only In The Post & Courier find locations		Pastides braces for lean times COLUMBIA â€" University of South Carolina students might pay more tuition and have fewer classes to select from next year as a result of major cuts in support money from the state. Harris Pastides, president of the state's flagship university, said Monday that cuts since June total $38.9 million, and more are expected later this week. Legend leads new Wave For his many triumphs, John McKissick's record shows two aberrations â€" 1957 and 2001 â€" his only losing seasons at Summerville. The Green Wave mustered a 1-8-1 record in '57, McKissick's sixth year, and a 5-7 mark in his 50th year. Relatives of 8 of the nine firefighters who died to split more than $5.6M; 18 defendants remain The families of eight of the nine Charleston firefighters who died battling last year's Sofa Super Store blaze have reached a multimillion-dollar partial settlement with several companies they claimed were negligent in the deaths of their loved ones. Councilman wants animals in trucks, convertibles restrained Call it a seat-belt law, for dogs. Animals riding in the backs of pickup trucks or in convertibles with the top down would have to be tethered or caged under regulations City Council will consider this evening.
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How Rahm Emanuel Made His Mega Millions | Blackwater Mercenaries Indicted | B of A's Greed Sparks Worker Strike

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How Rahm Emanuel Made Mega-Millions and Bought His Way to Power By Ben Protess, ProPublica New details emerge of Emanuel's days as an investment banker. Read more »   Dear Reader, Check out AlterNet's 100 Words for 100 Days, a new project to publish our readers' visions for Obama's first acts in the White House. Every day from now until Obama's inauguration we will publish contributions form AlterNet readers in our new 100 Words for 100 Days section on our front page (just scroll down to view the section). We've already gotten started, click here to read the ones we've already run.     What's with Obama's Deputy Telling Progressives to Pipe Down? By David Sirota, Open Left Obama aide Steve Hildebrand explicitly attacks "the left wing of the Democratic Party" with Fox News-style talking points. Read more »   Blackwater Operatives Indicted for Slaughter of Iraqi Civilians By Jeremy Scahill, TheNation.com A U.S. court indicted 5 Blackwater mercenaries on multiple charges stemming from the Nisour Square attacks. Read more »   A Bad Auto Bailout Is Cheaper Than Any Bank Bailout By Nomi Prins, AlterNet Whether or not bailing out the Big Three makes financial sense (which it doesn't), it's still a fraction of the cost of bailing out Wall Street. Read more »   Bank of America's Greed Sparked the Eye-Opening Worker's Strike in Chicago By John Woodruff Jr., Portside The bank took $25 billion of taxpayers' cash, but wouldn't lend Republic Windows and Doors the money it needed to keep going. Read more »   Why We Need Sleep Even More Than We Think By Michael Haederle, Miller-McCune.com New reports warn of serious health woes for those those who don't get enough shut-eye. Read more »   NBC's "One-Man Military-Industrial-Media Complex" By Diane Farsetta, PR Watch As a consultant for military contractors, retired general and Pentagon pundit Barry McCaffrey is a first-class war profiteer. Read more »   PEEK and Video: The hottest buzz and videos on the web     Iowa Court to Consider Same-Sex Marriage By Melissa McEwan, Shakesville The fight for equality in Iowa. Read more »   Disgusting: Bought Out Merrill CEO Wants $10 Million Bonus By Staff, Huffington Post Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has released a statement regarding Thain's "chutzpah" in asking for the money. Read more »   Rove Planning to 'Name Names' of Bush Haters in His New Book By Amanda Terkel, Think Progress Another one for the W. legacy file. Read more »

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	Charleston.net News Commercial Real Estate Residential Real Estate Subscribe to the Post & Courier Place a Classified Ad	Board OKs $2.63B for '09
			Santee Cooper's board of directors approved a $2.63 billion spending plan for 2009 on Monday, including $363 million for construction of new power plants and $20 million in higher utility rates that will start next November. The budget is about 20 percent higher than the current budget of $2.19 billion, but Laura Varn, vice president of corporate communications for Santee Cooper, said the increase is less than 1 percent after subtracting higher costs for fuel and purchased power.
		Companies planning $32M in expansions Two unidentified companies are planning to invest $32 million and create almost 140 jobs under separate expansions of their local manufacturing operations. Debt-plagued Tribune Co. seeks bankruptcy protection NEW YORK â€" Media conglomerate Tribune Co., smothered by $13 billion in debt and a drop-off in advertising, on Monday became the first major newspaper publisher to seek bankruptcy protection since the Internet sent the industry into a tailspin. Delfin USA project may bring 160 jobs An oil industry company in Russia's emerging economy is anchoring its move into the U.S. lubricants market from a small site on the Cooper River. Top execs give up bonuses NEW YORK â€" Morgan Stanley's Chief Executive John J. Mack is giving up a bonus for the second straight year as Wall Street struggles through one of the most severe crises in its history marked by staggering losses, mass layoffs and the collapse of storied firms.
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	Charleston.net News Commercial Real Estate Residential Real Estate Subscribe to the Post & Courier Place a Classified Ad	Georgia's Green makes first team
			ATLANTA â€" Georgia wide receiver A.J. Green has been named to the All-Southeastern Conference first team announced Monday by The Associated Press.
		Williams powers Panthers past NFC South rival Buccaneers CHARLOTTE â€" Given a national stage, the Carolina Panthers made a pretty good case to be included among the NFL's top teams. Time flies when you're having fun COLUMBIA â€" As the University of South Carolina prepares to play Iowa in the Outback Bowl on Jan. 1, two Gamecocks seniors were philosophical Monday about playing in their final college football game. 'A chance to salvage our season' COLUMBIA â€" The definition of bowl games has changed in South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier's mind. Women's College Basketball Charleston 85, Elon 55
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Travaglio: La guerra tra procure è una balla. Vogliono uccidere Mani Pulite 2; WHY NOT, LA GUERRA TRA PROCURE È UNA BALLA.

 

MARCO TRAVAGLIO WHY NOT, LA GUERRA TRA PROCURE È UNA BALLA. VOGLIONO UCCIDERE MANI PULITE 2 In uno straordinario audio di 38 minuti, su www.micromega.net, Marco Travaglio spiega perchè l'intervento del presidente Napolitano, e del Csm, è intimidatorio: "Non c'è nessuna guerra tra procure come vorrebbero far credere il coro dei giornali e l'intera casta politica (ad eccezione di Di Pietro). C'è un'indagine della procura di Salerno su quella di Catanzaro e una guerra della procura di Catanzaro contro quella di Salerno. Per impedire che si faccia luce sulla nuova P2". www.micromega.net Questa Newsletter è un servizio gratuito di Micromega.net che ricevi in quanto sei registrato al servizio. Scrivi alla Redazione | Clicca qui per annullare la tua iscrizione | Abbonati a Micromega