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Wall Street's Widening Credibility Gap - Forbes.com
Sun, 29 Jun 2008 21:57:28 PDT
Credibility is in short supply on Wall Street. No one seems able to say definitively that the worst is over, and indeed a growing number of voices are saying the worst is yet to come. Worsening trends in the financial markets have made fibbers out of many a bank chief in recent weeks. Gloomy predictions are now piling on for the commercial banks...
Detroit Red Wings Hockey: News, Blogs, Photos, Audio, Schedule & Stats - MLive.com
Yuvaraj singh takes Riya away
Sun, 29 Jun 2008 20:33:43 PDT
It's quite natural when a pretty girl falls for a handsome guy. So, don't blame sexy actress Riya Sen and happening Indian cricketer Yuvraj Singh for having soft corner for each other. The news is spreading like wildfire that the duo are an item.
SURVIVING THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE
Fri, 27 Jun 2008 08:13:07 PDT
The first sign I noticed was the guy with the shaky head. CBC Newsworld was covering the flooding of Cedar Rapids, Iowa and either unable to send their own reporter because of budget cuts or in need of American instruction on how you cover a major TV story these days, they opted for a live feed from NBC News. The NBC Reporter was parked on the banks of the once placid Cedar River with the flooded city in the background looking suitably dour as the CBC Anchor intro'd him. But as she aske
• 1000 km away, Lynlee waits for newsworld - Hamilton Spectator
Video Killed the Radio Star...and now Online Video is the New Crown Prince
Sun, 29 Jun 2008 19:35:58 PDT
Video Killed the Radio Star...and now Online Video is the New Crown Prince June 29, 2008 by Stefan Swanepoel comment It looks like many of the traditional media just have to fight off one Internet battle after the other as Web 2.0 alternatives lay siege to longstanding methods of communication. With the blogging boom, the social community explosion and “texting and twittering” detonating together with the wide adoption of readily accessible and portable video, the transmission of ideas,
bourdieu vs. heckman, friend or foe?
Sun, 29 Jun 2008 22:23:49 PDT
There’s a potentially huge intellectual confrontation coming up between two schools of strat/inequality researchers, if it’s not already happening. It’s about rival explanations of family effects on achievement. Here’s the skinny: According to the Bourdieu/cultural capital crowd, family affects lifecourse by either (a) providing young people with knowledge and behaviors that give them an advantage in school (e.g., taking your kid to the museum) and (b) using class privilige to protect/guide y
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Sun, 29 Jun 2008 21:57:28 PDT
Credibility is in short supply on Wall Street. No one seems able to say definitively that the worst is over, and indeed a growing number of voices are saying the worst is yet to come. Worsening trends in the financial markets have made fibbers out of many a bank chief in recent weeks. Gloomy predictions are now piling on for the commercial banks...
Detroit Red Wings Hockey: News, Blogs, Photos, Audio, Schedule & Stats - MLive.com
Detroit Red Wings Hockey: News, Blogs, Photos, Audio, Schedule & Stats MLive.com, MI - 22 hours ago Want updates about new features and special offers from this site, affiliated sites, publications & companies? Younger than 13? ... |
Yuvaraj singh takes Riya away
Sun, 29 Jun 2008 20:33:43 PDT
It's quite natural when a pretty girl falls for a handsome guy. So, don't blame sexy actress Riya Sen and happening Indian cricketer Yuvraj Singh for having soft corner for each other. The news is spreading like wildfire that the duo are an item.
SURVIVING THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE
Fri, 27 Jun 2008 08:13:07 PDT
The first sign I noticed was the guy with the shaky head. CBC Newsworld was covering the flooding of Cedar Rapids, Iowa and either unable to send their own reporter because of budget cuts or in need of American instruction on how you cover a major TV story these days, they opted for a live feed from NBC News. The NBC Reporter was parked on the banks of the once placid Cedar River with the flooded city in the background looking suitably dour as the CBC Anchor intro'd him. But as she aske
• 1000 km away, Lynlee waits for newsworld - Hamilton Spectator
• 1000 km away, Lynlee waits for newsworld Hamilton Spectator, Canada - Jun 4, 2008 And if you happen to come across the cat in yonder photo, will you do me another favour? His name is Indie. He belongs to Lynlee Spencer. ... |
Video Killed the Radio Star...and now Online Video is the New Crown Prince
Sun, 29 Jun 2008 19:35:58 PDT
Video Killed the Radio Star...and now Online Video is the New Crown Prince June 29, 2008 by Stefan Swanepoel comment It looks like many of the traditional media just have to fight off one Internet battle after the other as Web 2.0 alternatives lay siege to longstanding methods of communication. With the blogging boom, the social community explosion and “texting and twittering” detonating together with the wide adoption of readily accessible and portable video, the transmission of ideas,
bourdieu vs. heckman, friend or foe?
Sun, 29 Jun 2008 22:23:49 PDT
There’s a potentially huge intellectual confrontation coming up between two schools of strat/inequality researchers, if it’s not already happening. It’s about rival explanations of family effects on achievement. Here’s the skinny: According to the Bourdieu/cultural capital crowd, family affects lifecourse by either (a) providing young people with knowledge and behaviors that give them an advantage in school (e.g., taking your kid to the museum) and (b) using class privilige to protect/guide y
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