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Memory Booster
Mr. Potato Head it ain’t—all the more reason we need a few good nuclear engineers to step forward. Or at least a few old ones. The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) recently reported t… more →
DEAD MAN'S CURVE
Memory Booster
deadmanscurve wrote 8 months ago: Mr. Potato Head it ain’t—all the more reason we need a few good nuclear engineers to step forw … more →
China's Problem Child
deadmanscurve wrote 8 months ago: There is much to be said of China’s growth into a major economic force and position as an emer … more →
Hostage Capital USA
deadmanscurve wrote 8 months ago: Phoenix in recent years has become home to a variety of symbols of excess: sprawling, homogeneous h … more →
Good Night and Good Luck
deadmanscurve wrote 9 months ago: The print division of the Fourth Estate is in a terminal decline. There will be survivors, but the o … more →
Billions and Billions Served
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deadmanscurve wrote 9 months ago: The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday that almost $50 billion of the $173 billion that the U.S. … more →
No Good Deed Goes Unpunished
deadmanscurve wrote 9 months ago: In Kenya, civil society suffered a grave loss as two leaders of the Oscar Foundation were gunned dow … more →
Crematorium Plans Up In Smoke
deadmanscurve wrote 10 months ago: A zoning variance application for a new crematorium that raised eyebrows in Cleveland’s Ohio C … more →
Straw Houses
deadmanscurve wrote 10 months ago: Cleveland City Council President Martin Sweeney can’t keep his house in order, literally. Accu … more →
Iraq's Anti-Corruption Heroes
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deadmanscurve wrote 10 months ago: Every country should be so fortunate. They are symbols of a newly emerging Iraq—a regional economic … more →
The Sleeper Awakens
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deadmanscurve wrote 10 months ago: Cuyahoga County Bill Mason has initiated a special investigation of Sheriff Gerald McFaul for possib … more →
Collective Responsibility
deadmanscurve wrote 11 months ago: There was much discussion in the 1960s and 1970s about technological advances outpacing the politica … more →
Al Capone's Moscow
deadmanscurve wrote 11 months ago: The tragic killings of lawyer-activist Stanislav Markelov and journalist Anastasia Baburova have cas … more →
No Equity In Phoenix Employee Givebacks
deadmanscurve wrote 11 months ago: Mayor Phil Gordon has asked city workers to voluntarily take a monthly vacation day without pay to h … more →
Banks Won't Say How They're Spending TARP Funds
deadmanscurve wrote 1 year ago: “Thanks for the cash Mr. and Mrs. Taxpayer, security will see you to the door,” is what … more →
Pending Law Crushes Kenya Media Freedoms
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deadmanscurve wrote 1 year ago: After a slow blossoming of liberty in recent years, the Kenyan press and media have come under renew … more →
Trouble Up North
deadmanscurve wrote 1 year ago: What is our kinder, gentler Canadian neighbor up to with its Kuwaiti-style muzzling of Parliament Th … more →
Languages Help Pull Kenya Apart
deadmanscurve wrote 1 year ago: Language may be finishing what guns and pangas couldn’t in the aftermath of post-election viol … more →
More Outrage at TARP-Funded National City Purchase
deadmanscurve wrote 1 year ago: Ohio Republican Congressman Steve LaTourette has uncovered another bizarre insult to taxpayers in th … more →
Phoenix Turns Deaf Ear To Night-Time Noise
deadmanscurve wrote 1 year ago: Councilman Michael Johnson’s website insists “I Luv District 8.” Apparently not en … more →
