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Monthly Archives: July 2011
The Top 10 Best Paying Jobs in America today…
What are the highest paying jobs in America today (based on median annual salaries)? According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the top ten occupations based off of median annual salaries are listed below. Some of the jobs aren’t unexpected, … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Life, News and politics, Trends
Tagged Aeronautics, Aerospace, Air traffic control, Air traffic controller, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Federal Aviation Administration, Flight engineer, National Air Traffic Controllers Association, National Airspace System, Natural science, Salary, technology
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Homeboy Invents SUV Ejection Seat
Homeboy Invents SUV Ejection Seat | Military.com.
Looming Debt Crisis Finally Solved! Use US Tax Code from 1961 and the National Debt will be gone in 10 years
As congressional negotiators continue to debate the contents of a deficit reduction package, discussions are reportedly tilting toward a deal that will include spending cuts but no revenue increases. Over at the Campaign for America’s Future, the Institute for Policy Studies’ (IPS) … Continue reading
The Bill of Rights is for ALL citizens, not just a select few…
The Bill of Rights is for ALL citizens, not just a select few… the right to keep and bear arms is your Personal Guarantee. As a free American, it is your and Duty to stand guard against Government tyranny and oppression
Posted in History, News and politics
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President Theodore Roosevelt on immigration in 1907
Every nation has the right, indeed the obligation, to preserve its culture and heritage for future generations. Immigration, while an important consideration with respect to a countries growth should be monitored and effectively controlled. Even the father of American Progressivism, President … Continue reading
Posted in History, News and politics, Trends
Tagged English language, Good faith, History, immigration, John Muir, Official language, President, Theodore Roosevelt, United State, World War II
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INFO CHART: History of the United State’s GDP growth since 1923
Gross Domestic Product (GDP): Gross National Product MINUS any payments on foreign investments. The monetary “value” of all of a nation’s goods and services produced within a nation’s borders and within a particular period of time, such as a year. … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, History, News and politics, Trends
Tagged Ben Bernanke, Debt-to-GDP ratio, Economic growth, Federal Reserve System, Goods and services, Great Recession, Greece, Greenwich Mean Time, Gross domestic product, Gross national product, United State, United States, United States Economy, United States public debt
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Al Qaida to begin using cartoons for recruitment purposes
An al-Qaida affiliate says it plans to roll out what some have called a Disney-like animated cartoon aimed at recruiting children to the terror network. Scenes from the proposed short film show young boys dressed in battle fatigues and participating … Continue reading
Consumer Attitudes About U.S. Economy Do Not Align With Rate of China’s Surge
Image via Wikipedia PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY – By 52% to 32%, Americans are more likely to name China than the United States as the leading economic power in the world today, with Japan a distant third at 7%. This is … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, News and politics, Technology & Science, Trends, World / International Affairs
Tagged Asia, China, Current Population Survey, Economic power, Economy of the People's Republic of China, Economy of the United States, European Union, Gross domestic product, Opinion poll, SAP AG, Stock market index future, The Gallup Organization, United States, World Affairs
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Iranian Missile Test Malfunction
Posted in Humor, Military, News and politics, World / International Affairs
Tagged Army of the Guardians of the Islamic Revolution, Iran, Iranian, Israel, malfunction, Middle East, missile, Persian Gulf, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, Tehran, test, United States, William Hague
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