If you don’t know what a flattening yield curve means, watch this handy graphic from CNN. Many websites – such as Bloomberg – provide charts showing the current yield curve. CNN provided an overview of flattening yield curves in a 2005 article:The grap…
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Box Office forcast: Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
September 28th, 2009 |
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Well, theres no doubt that America loves its food, even if it is computer animated.
For the second straight week, the animated feature Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs was the top box office draw, pulling in $24.6 million this weekend, which brings its ten day total to $60 million.
Bruce Willis’s new film Surrogates had an [...]
Weekend Box Office
September 14th, 2009 |
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This weekends Box office saw Tyler Perry continue to shell out hit movies!
The actor/director/producer/movie mogul has the weekend top movie, Tyler Perry’s I Can Do Bad All By Myself, which pulled in $24 million dollars. This Perry’s fifth number one movie and it’s just as good as any!
Following Perry’s I Can Do Bad was the [...]
“The Vampire Diaries†Stars Arrested For Flashing
September 11th, 2009 |
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Several stars of The CW’s bloodsucking teen drama The Vampire Diaries were arrested in Georgia last month on charges of disorderly conduct after they allegedly flashed motorists during a photoshoot with photographer Tyler Shields
Boy does that bite!
According to The Monroe County Reporter, Nina Dobrev, 20, Candice Accola, 22, Sara Canning, 22, and Kayla Ewell, [...]
Zero Hedge Claims that the Federal Reserve ITSELF Traded Over a Trillion Dollars Worth of Derivatives in March Alone
August 24th, 2009 |
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You know Zero Hedge, the popular website which has broken major stories like Goldman’s dominance of high-frequency trading.Some say that Zero Hedge occasionally breaks stories before adequately fact-checking them. I don’t know whether that is true or…
Steven Tyler Shoulder Broken After Stage Fall
August 7th, 2009 |
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Steven Tyler is recovering from a broken shoulder following his stage fall during an Aerosmith show in South Dakota on Wednesday night.
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The “Dream On” rocker tumbled off stage while dancing at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in Sturgis, South Dakota. Tyler was checked out be festival physicans before being airlifted to nearby Rapid City Regional [...]
Carol Hoenig: Cursing In Tyler Texas, a Grievous Offense?
July 29th, 2009 |
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Occasionally, a local story makes national news; some are worthy of the attention while others aren’t. The local story I’m about to share certainly does…
Kayaker makes record 55m waterfall drop
July 27th, 2009 |
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Watch Tyler Bradt execute a world-record drop over the Palouse falls in Washington state
This has to be seen to be believed.
When Tyler Bradt shot down Palouse falls, he broke a world record and his paddle, but he survived virtually unscathed.
Bradt achieved the feat in April, but the video has only just emerged.
After plunging 55 metres (180ft) he surfaced after seven seconds only slightly out of breath and with a sprained wrist.
“I actually expected more of an impact,” he told the Seattle Times. “… considering the waterfall, the injuries were pretty minor.”
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Software Development Outsourcing Posted By : Corey Tyler
July 27th, 2009 |
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The ‘Offshore software development outsourcing’ has escorted to vast industry expansion around the world. The Outsourcing Software development requires undergoing a gradual procedure previous to it being accessible for a wide-ranging use to influence best business practices at the bare minimum price.
Alberto Contador wins Tour; Lance Armstrong 3rd
July 26th, 2009 |
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PARIS — Lance Armstrong’s children were dressed in yellow. He was not.
When the seven-time Tour de France champion returned to the Tour podium Sunday, his family was there. His fans were there. And so was rival and teammate Alberto Cont…
Corporate Media Spotlights Distortion of Market by High Frequency Trading
July 24th, 2009 |
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The corporate media – after ignoring the fact that high frequency trading skews the market – is now starting to spotlight it. Bloomberg interviewed the former head of Nasdaq, who says that high frequency traders account for 73% of the volume on the sto…
Inflation, Deflation and “Got You” Prices
July 14th, 2009 |
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Scott Patterson writes in the Wall Street Journal that we won’t get inflation until unemployment is down below 5%:A rule of thumb is that inflation doesn’t become sticky until the unemployment rate dips below 5%…”I see very little prospect of acceler…
Tour de france stage 10
July 14th, 2009 |
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ISSOUDUN, France (AP) — Teammates Alberto Contador and Lance Armstrong remained second and third in the Tour de France after a technology-free day of riding in which Britain’s Mark Cavendish won the 10th stage.
Organizers banned rider earpieces for Tuesday’s 121-mile route, forcing cyclists to devise tactics without radio instructions from team cars.
Rinaldo Nocentini of Italy [...]
Scott Atran: The Moral Failure of Our National Intelligence
July 11th, 2009 |
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A new government report on the Bush administration’s surveillance of personal commmunications reveals a familiar pattern of intellectual deafness and moral abuse of the country.
Cavendish equals record with win
TOUR DE FRANCE
Date: 4 July – 26 July
Coverage: BBC Sport website: text commentary of each stage and streamed BBC commentary of the last 90 minutes of each stage available; commentary on selected stages on BBC 5 Live sports extra
Mark Cavendish produced a stunning sprint finish to win stage 11 of the Tour de France and equal Barry Hoban’s British record of eight stage wins.
The Manxman was challenged over the final 500m but refused to panic and burst through to take the green jersey.
Britain’s Bradley Wiggins, who lost time in a fall on Tuesday, had 15 seconds handed back at the start of the day and held fifth place overall.
Italy’s Rinaldo Nocentini keeps the yellow jersey, with a six-second lead.
Pre-race favourite Alberto Contador of Astana is Nocentini’s closest challenger while Astana teammate Lance Armstrong is in third place, eight seconds off the lead.
606: DEBATE"Cav proved he can compete in uphill sprints"
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Cavendish sealed his second straight stage win, his fourth of this year’s Tour, as he left it late to sprint out the final 150m of the 119 mile ride from Vatan to St Fargeau.
American Tyler Farrar was second while Yauheni Hutarovich of Belarus came third.</p
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