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| Posted: 28 Jul 2011 10:53 PM PDT In reply to Israel Ups The Pressure On Protesters : How is it possible to negotiate with a state like Israel over borders when it will not define its own borders? And when it rejects a two-state solution now as well as the one-state solution? Nothing the Palestinians can do will appease it. But then, appeasement never works. |
| Calling Crimestopper, how it works Posted: 28 Jul 2011 04:43 PM PDT Murders, shootings, robberies, fires. Toledo police detectives say you can receive a nice amount of cash by helping them solve some of these crimes. |
| How WWF works with the logging companies Posted: 28 Jul 2011 10:31 AM PDT In 2007 I visited a logging camp in the DRC. To my surprise there was a WWF office right in the middle of it Reading Global Witness' report this week on how WWF let timber companies use its panda brand logo while they were razing some of the world's most biologically rich rainforests, I was reminded of a trip I took to the Democratic Republic of the Congo in 2007. I was in the village of Isangi ... |
| Explaining how credit rating works Posted: 29 Jul 2011 07:34 AM PDT The all-important triple-A credit rating can turn the world's biggest net creditor into the world's biggest net debtor. Graeme Wearden explains how the ratings game really works. |
| Posted: 28 Jul 2011 10:58 AM PDT 24Symbols, a kind of Netflix for ebooks, aims to benefit readers and publishers alike. Company co-founder Justo Hildago outlines the books-as-a-service model in this interview. |
| Comment on "Mass layoff" set at Lutheran Medical Center in Wheat Ridge Posted: 28 Jul 2011 06:09 PM PDT I don't need any more evidence than I already saw. They handed me a receipt to give to my insurance company for $800 and asked for a copay. When I told them I was paying cash, they took that one back and handed me a bill for $275. I don't need any more proof that the system is broken. It is already widely known that if you go into an emergency room without insurance, the amount they will bill ... |
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