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The Seven Deadly Deficits: What the Bush Years Really Cost Us By Joseph Stiglitz, Mother Jones And how President Obama can get the economy back on track. Read more »   The Homicides You Didn't Hear About in Hurricane Katrina By Rebecca Solnit, Tomdispatch.com Getting to the bottom of criminal and racist that acts were no secret in New Orleans -- but which never became part of the official story. Read more »   How to Get on an Atheist's Good Side By Greta Christina, Greta Christina's Blog Here's nine tips for believers who want to reach out. After all, atheists are a growing movement and may soon be a force to be reckoned with. Read more »   Want to Save Some Lives? Here is a Simple Formula for Identifying Strokes By Don Hazen, AlterNet Stroke is the third-leading cause of death in the United States. Not knowing its signs can be fatal. Read more »   Are You Disappointed with Obama? Still Hopeful? No Matter What, There Is Plenty of Work Ahead to Make Change By AlterNet Truth Squad, AlterNet In the midst of the economic crunch, AlterNet insists on telling the truth, and letting the chips fall where they may. Help us do our job! Read more »   Who Wants to Kick a Millionaire? By Frank Rich, The New York Times A catastrophic loss of confidence is in the making, as corporate bosses continue to reap taxpayers' billions. Read more »   Fighting the Greedy Defense Lobbyists: Our Our Schools vs. Their Worthless Weaponry By Conn Hallinan, Foreign Policy in Focus With less money to go around, why burn it on stupid projects for the defense industry? Read more »   Why the Corporate Media Ducked the Real Story of Those Flying Shoes By Leslie Savan, TheNation.com Corporate media swerved faster from the meaning of the flying footwear than Bush did from the shoe itself. Read more »   5 Ways to Usher in the New Green Age By Kevin Danaher, Alisa Gravitz, AlterNet Here are five steps we need to take now, to ensure our planet, and our species, is around to see the fruits of our labor. Read more »   FDR Didn't Govern from 'the Center' -- Neither Should Obama By Gray Brechin, AlterNet We can't forget what bold and ingenious leadership can accomplish against the caution of low expectations in harsh economic times. Read more »   PEEK and Video: The hottest buzz and videos on the web     Horrific: 12-Year Old Girl Beaten By Police for 'Resisting Arrest' By Jill Filipovic, Feministe The girl was innocent and did not even fit the description of the alleged criminal the police were looking for. Read more »   Dick Cheney Embraces "Go F*ck Yourself," Historically Low Approval Numbers By Blue Texan, Firedoglake Dick appears physically incapable of regret, which, in case you didn't know, is actually rather common among the Undead. Read more »

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Astrology.com: Fill Your Karma Piggy Bank!

Astrology December 22, 2008 - Newsletter
Fill Your Karma Piggy Bank! Hurry, there's still time ... Wherever you have Capricorn in your birth chart is where a Capricorn contingent is camped out ready to get their marching orders! On December 22, the Sun conjuncts Pluto in Capricorn. Energetic Mars joins the group, entering Capricorn on December 26. The new Moon in Capricorn takes place on December 27 and we end the week with an intense Mars-Pluto conjunction on December 28. For more in-depth info on what these transits mean and how they'll affect your week, read up on The Stars This Week. How can you realize your wildest dreams? Call for your free psychic reading and find out! Keyword: Karma Start on the road to bliss by taking your karmic pulse with your free sample Karma reading. Then, do a little good in the world (and for your soul!) with the insight provided by your free sample Go Green reading. And don't forget your lover during all this karmic cleansing! Check out what the ancient wisdom of Chinese astrology has to say about the future of your love with your free sample Chinese Romantic Compatibility reading. Maximize This Week's Energy You only have a little bit more time to make your gift count this year, so give the gift of astrology with the Astro12 DVD Series! You and your loved ones will learn all about the ancient science of the cosmos, all while viewing breathtaking images of our precious planet and beyond. Since you can (and should!) do anything your heart desires this week, why not get a little action? Find out how to make the nights snap, crackle and pop with our Astrological Lust Guide. Use that juicy astrological energy to create something beautiful! Find out how to harness Venus' lovely charm to put your stamp on the world of art with Venus: Beautiful World. Coming next week: Reconnect with yourself! Visit iLearn at iVillage Today! Get the basics of finance and investing with free online courses. Maybelline New York Look Sweepstakes Enter the Maybelline™ New York Look Sweepstakes. One lucky winner will be chosen each week for a chance to win goodies galore from Maybelline New York (estimated retail value: $150)! ADVERTISEMENT	VIDEO Access Extended: Whitney Port Talks Moving To 'The City' Music Video Preview: The All-American Rejects' 'Womanizer' Dish Of Salt: 'The Spirit' Premiere, Los Angeles NEWSLETTERS Click to sign up in one click! iVillage News: Highlights from this week's best information, advice and support at iVillage Home: Ideas to help you love where you live iGo Green: Weekly tips and ideas for living green More free newsletters... ADVERTISEMENT
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Presspass - News Edition

	Charleston.net News Commercial Real Estate Residential Real Estate Subscribe to the Post & Courier Place a Classified Ad	Dump would be more than just a landfill
			Every year, the businesses and 36,000 residents of rural Williamsburg County toss out about 45,000 tons of trash, enough to fill about 1,800 garbage trucks. And for years, much of this refuse has ended up in the county's landfill, a primitive pit with a history of environmental problems. So when a North Carolina waste disposal company offered to build a new dump and pay for the closure of the old one, Stanley Pasley, the county supervisor, was all ears.
Enjoy a every Sunday Only In The Post & Courier find locations		Hunting for good cause - Donations of venison help stretch budgets In the late afternoon sun, Santa's garb isn't especially festive, not with the camouflage and blaze orange. But lately David Morris has played Santa as he hunted. More eyes on parking cheaters A spike in tickets, the opening of a new downtown garage and a recent newspaper series appear to have parking cheaters on the run. In May, The Post and Courier Watchdog team exposed how motorists in search of free and convenient parking illegally used parking privileges intended for the disabled. Condos' design is win-win The new condominiums rising east of Concord Park aren't notable only for their spacious piazzas or their harbor views or their luxurious interiors. Dump would be more than just a landfill Every year, the businesses and 36,000 residents of rural Williamsburg County toss out about 45,000 tons of trash, enough to fill about 1,800 garbage trucks. And for years, much of this refuse has ended up in the county's landfill, a primitive pit with a history of environmental problems. So when a North Carolina waste disposal company offered to build a new dump and pay for the closure of the old one, Stanley Pasley, the county supervisor, was all ears.
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	Charleston.net News Commercial Real Estate Residential Real Estate Subscribe to the Post & Courier Place a Classified Ad	Panthers waste Williams' 4 TDs in overtime loss
			EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. â€" The NFC road to the Super Bowl will run through the Meadowlands because the New York Giants did what you have to do in bad weather â€" run the ball.
		Kinder, gentler Ball Coach? COLUMBIA â€" Maybe it's because of the holiday season. Or maybe it's because he's maturing in his golden years. Clemson recruiting getting back on track The coaching transition from Tommy Bowden to Dabo Swinney stalled Clemson's recruiting efforts for a few weeks, but the Tigers are getting back to normal now and have a shot at commitments from three prospects who will make decisions over the next two weeks. Undefeated Tigers roll in ACC opener CORAL GABLES, Fla. â€" K.C. Rivers scored 28 points and No. 25 Clemson easily overcame an early 12-point deficit on the way to beating Miami, 91-72, on Sunday night in the Atlantic Coast Conference opener for both teams. Terrence Oglesby added 17 points for the Tigers (12-0, 1-0), who kept pace with No. 3 Pittsburgh for Division I's best record this season. Pitt stayed perfect by beating Florida State earlier Sunday. Rays come up short Charlotte â€" Paul Kelly scored the game's first goal in the third period Sunday night to give South Carolina the lead, but the Stingrays eventually fell in a shootout, 2-1, to the Charlotte Checkers at the Time Warner Cable Arena.
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	Charleston.net News Commercial Real Estate Residential Real Estate Subscribe to the Post & Courier Place a Classified Ad	Woodlands owner aims to make a splash in the high-end hospitality business
			SUMMERVILLE â€" As Sheila Crump Johnson emerged from the darkly tinted Lincoln Navigator outside Woodlands Resort and Inn, her facial expression revealed no hint of her mood to the expectant staff waiting to greet her. Those employees only see her, often described as "America's first black female billionaire," for a few hours every quarter at the luxury property her company bought in 2006.
		Woodlands owner aims to make a splash in the high-end hospitality business SUMMERVILLE â€" As Sheila Crump Johnson emerged from the darkly tinted Lincoln Navigator outside Woodlands Resort and Inn, her facial expression revealed no hint of her mood to the expectant staff waiting to greet her. Those employees only see her, often described as "America's first black female billionaire," for a few hours every quarter at the luxury property her company bought in 2006. Madoff case drawing comparisons to Parish Both were smart, respected and well-known within their respective communities. They also shared a knack for cooking up fake financial statements. And neither had much tolerance for pointed questions about their investment methods. Are U.S. savings bonds a safe bet as gifts? I'm considering buying savings bonds as gifts for my nieces and nephews. Are they a safe and worthwhile investment? Prepare for worst in time of layoff from work Layoffs are fast becoming a scary fixture in the daily news. It's hard not to wonder if you'll be next.
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Newsletter + Melamorsico n.135

Buongiorno a tutti,

c'è già aria di Natale, ma non per questo Apple è propensa a fare regali. La società di Cupertino, infatti, ha cancellato due eventi molto importanti: il Macworld di San Francisco e l'Expo di Parigi. A gennaio, infatti, si assisterà all'ultimo Macworld nella storia della Mela e sul palco ci sarà Phil Schiller e non Steve Jobs che ha deciso di non presentarlo. Noi, comunque, seguiremo la diretta sul blog per la presentazione dei nuovi prodotti.

Prima di allora, però, godetevi queste feste natalizie. Oltre ad augurarvi un Buon Natale vi lascio al nuovo numero di Melamorsico che questa volta è particolarmente ricco di notizie. Ecco il sommario:

• App Store: Apple allarga le braccia per tutti gli sviluppatori
• Dott Mela: le email da Win a Mac
• Tiger Woods PGA Tour: gioco per iPod
• Friend Importer, importa i contatti di Facebook nel tuo iPhone
• Disponibile Leopard 10.5.6
• Aggiornamento sicurezza 2008-008 per Tiger
• Microsoft debutta nell'iPhone con Seadragon Mobile
• MobileMe: le promesse non mantenute di Apple
• Dott Mela: comprare o no un iMac?
• Zibri vende baracca e burattini
• MobileMe: ecco come risolvere i problemi di sincronizzazione
• HiCalc, la migliore calcolatrice tuttofare per iPhone
• Due nuovi spot Get a Mac per le festivita'
• Al MacWorld debuttera' il Mac Mini unibody?
• Il blocco del DFU di Leopard 10.5.6? E' solo un bug
• Per i regali Apple c'e' tempo fino a domani
• Macworld: una palla al piede di cui Apple vuole sbarazzarsi
• Streamcast, ascolta i podcast in streaming dal tuo iPhone
• Apple Patentmania: 31 brevetti per percorrere la storia di Apple
• SimCity sbarca negli iPhone, costruite la vostra citta' ideale
• Apple elimina anche L'Expo di Parigi
• Zio Steve dove ti sei cacciato?
• Dott Mela: il volume dei brani in iTunes
• Memento Xmas, manda gli auguri di Natale con il tuo iPhone
• Dopo il Macworld, Apple cancella il Natale
• L'Antitrust toglie l'esclusivita' ad Orange per l'iPhone
• Reversi, il classico gioco disponibile per iPod
• Mactini, il portatile di Apple che verra'
• Il Targus Wireless Mouse provato per voi
• MobileMe come sistema contro i ladri
• TiltShift, il programma per creare finti modellini con l'iPhone
• Wonder Blocks, nuovo gioco per iPod
• World of Goo, uno dei giochi piu' divertenti per Mac
• Lo sciopero del silenzio contro l'assenza di Steve Jobs
• Wozniak aiutera' la crescita dei ModBook
• LodeRunner, nuovo gioco per iPod
• X-Plane, ora il simulatore disponibile per elicotteri e aerei di linea
• Minotaur China Shop, gioco divertentissimo in flash
• Breppies, i calzini per gli auricolari degli iPod
• Trucchi di SimCity International per iPhone
• Mac Giving Tree, software in regalo da MacHeist
• WordPress Notifier, programma per controllare il tuo blog
• A real tree, compra l'applicazione e pianteranno un albero

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Appuntamento al prossimo lunedì

Kiro

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