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“Silly Bandz”, the multi-colored, multi-shaped and very collectible rubber wrist band is the latest fad to grab the attention of pre-teens and tweens this year.
In all colors and shapes Silly Bandz are wrist bands, necklaces and one of the hottest gifts this year. banned in some schools we’re seeing a remake of the Pokemon fad of several years ago.
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(BBanks) If the economy is so bad, and governments are propping up economies with greater debt loads, where is all the money going?
Who exactly is benefiting from all this largese? Are we just mortgaging our future so that a few wealthy people/companies/families/gangs, (etc) hold us ransom for money that will never, can never, be paid?
Are we living so ‘high on the hog’ that we can’t afford to contribute meaningfully to our own future well-being?
Studies have shown that the underground ecomonies of drugs, sexual trafficking and bootleg ‘everything’ has grown so much that the money possessed by these crime rings can never be brought to the surface of taxation and social responsibilities.
We are becoming not only indebted to our future but also to criminal activities!
The legalization of everything is coming so that governments, that have robbed from the middle-class and poor for so long, cannot continue to overlook the wealth of drugs and sex, and the possible tax revenues, much longer.
Our future outlook is much worse than anyone can imagine!
GE shines again
(BIGspitNEWS) GE’s former leading money maker, CEO and book writer evades being tarred with remainder of existing current and former top employees for SEC revealed “trick handling” of profit reporting from 2001 – 2007, because of various “financial accounting tricks” that helped GE beat analyists quarterly targets during years that would have otherwise not been so rosy.
“With the $50,000,000.00 fine we expect no further recurrances of these ‘accounting tricks’ “ an unnamed inside source was quoted as saying.
Yes, good enough to raise money in this program
(NB CarBeat) Ford Motor Company reports higher sales for July than expected, points to the “Clunkers for cash” stimulus plan as a “great example” for putting America back to work.
Senator Ringworth (D-Colorado) declares that with each clunker ” a new era of government support once again mortgages future generations for the ill-thinking oil-drunk Americans” and suggests a mandate of 20% minimum electric cars be purchased as part of this “cash for poor people to buy modest gas guzzlers” despite the restricive policy of cars eligible for this program.
However, there are unintended consequences yet to be revealed, such as the percentage guaranteed on cash profits in the ”clunkers for cash” dealer sale and the disposal trail that is yet to be determined for these rust buckets.
Unnamed surces that Oregon will not push for “free fill” for many dangerous and abondoned mines to be filled with shredded steel.
(WNnews) Maybe as many as one million customers in the US and Canada were double-billed for credit and debit purchases over the American long weekend.
Starbucks has been working to credit all customers and reportedly apologizes for the error not coming to light later earlier.
Well, it was a winning submission in the company’s “How to increase sales” contest for employees. No reports as to what the prize winner received although we think it might be as much as 5 years in prison.
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