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OstiaAntica
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Comment #6570524
Perhaps a contractor is defrauding the government, submitting an open source project as their own development work?
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Comment #6570518
The feds didn't negotiate anything, the article the company sponsoring Data Tables is planning to take action against the government.
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Comment #5890954
Actually the shooter initially pled guilty. Dept. of Justice looked at these "questions" and concluded they are junk. http://www.justice.gov/crt/about/crm/mlk/part2.php#over
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Comment #5890900
Mandarin is not widely spoken in Hong Kong-- locals speak Cantonese and Mandarin was not taught in school while HK was under British rule.
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Comment #5334819
Costco is more concentrated in higher wage, higher cost states on the West Coast. They'd love to extend California wage rates to Walmart's red state operations.
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Comment #5334766
Society's income, or capacity to work, isn't a fixed pie.
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Comment #4455603
It isn't "fear" of change, it is that political systems get captured by status quo interest groups that fight against change.
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Comment #4231943
High marginal tax rates in Europe take away the incentive to create a startup, and the governments there confiscate much more of the winnings from successful companies. That, in tu…
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Comment #4095183
This practice is part of the problem. It is bidding up the cost of apartments for locals who need a place to live.
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Comment #4078191
Here's some more info: http://www.businessweek.com/news/2012-05-11/tesla-to-begin-r...
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Comment #4078172
Actually, Daimler-Mercedes bought 10% of Tesla a month before the U.S. government announced the loan. U.S. taxpayers are going to get the downside if the company fails but the Euro…
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Comment #4078154
Look, Tesla is billed as being greener than traditional autos but it is not. Drawing power from the grid is amazingly wasteful, and is often COAL. Trading oil for coal is not an en…
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Comment #4078129
Tesla gets crony capitalist, Solyndra-type loan with the worst terms possible for taxpayers: http://www.thecuttingedgenews.com/index.php?article=53001... http://techcrunch.com/2…
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Comment #4078074
A wealthy "investor" in a rigged game-- a company backed by half a billion dollars in taxpayer loan guarantees-- gets a new toy car. A car for which there is no market and is worse…
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Comment #3994783
Tesla is a crony capitalist scam, they are burning though nearly half billion in guaranteed loans from the U.S. government. This car is WORSE for the environment than regular autos…
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Comment #3990039
GM is a ward of the U.S. Treasury, Ford never took a bailout. GM's bankrupt GMAC finance arm is another American state-run enterprise, the re-named Ally Bank.
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Comment #3983159
This pathology is NOT caught from eating pork. It can come from any food prepared by someone atypically shedding eggs (most likely someone from Latin America.) In fact you are more…
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Comment #3982980
Congress spends hundreds of billions bailing out banksters and auto unions, while easily solved issues like this are allowed to linger, destroying countless lives worldwide.
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Comment #3902803
Political parties are the weakest they've been in 200 years. The driving factor in American politics are Internet-powered movements like MoveOn.org and the Tea Party...these groups…
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Comment #3896313
Really? Car and housing prices have dropped significantly since 2008. Food prices have dropped steadily for several hundred years (exceptions for misguided policy like the ethanol …
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Comment #3872373
I think US anti-trust law, and various promises that Google has made to the authorities in the past as part of M & A deals, prohibit them from crossing the line.
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Comment #3870463
I've been a Pingdom customer for several years, with no plan to leave. Here's my perspective: 1. Our primary use of Pingdom is to show prospective clients our app uptime, as valida…
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Comment #3870025
Just a reminder, these meals are taxable as fringe benefits for your employees. "Meals provided to improve general morale or goodwill, or to attract prospective employees, are not …