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  • M.I.T. Game-Changer: Free Online Education For All

    01/07/2012 3:23:43 PM PST · by Sprite518 · 81 replies
    Forbes ^ | 12/21/2011 | James Marshall Crotty
    For Wall Street Occupiers or other decriers of the “social injustice” of college tuition, here’s a curveball bound to scramble your worldview: a totally free college education regardless of your academic performance or background. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T.) will announce on Monday that they intend to launch an online learning initiative called M.I.T.x,which will offer the online teaching of M.I.T. courses free of charge to anyone in the world.
  • Reviewing the FREE Online Obama Games...

    12/03/2011 5:43:31 AM PST · by Reaganite Republican
    Reaganite Republican ^ | December 03, 2011 | Reaganite Republican
    BAILOUT DEFENDER:  Obama Mission The title says it all, help the Bolshevik Boy Wonder defend industrial nationalizations and shameless giveaways to unions against the Teapartynaziclingers and other bad sorts of (racist) people who refuse to just shut-up, lay back, and learn to enjoy it. More at Reaganite Republican... Enjoy your weekend, FReeper patriots
  • Idaho Board Approves First Ever Online Class Requirement (Fewer live HS teachers needed?)

    11/06/2011 8:32:40 AM PST · by Libloather · 15 replies · 1+ views
    Fox News ^ | 11/04/11
    Idaho Board Approves First Ever Online Class RequirementPublished November 04, 2011 | Associated Press Boise, ID – Education officials on Thursday gave final approval to a plan that makes Idaho the first state in the nation to require high school students to take at least two credits online to graduate, despite heavy criticism of the plan at public hearings this summer. The measure is part of a sweeping education overhaul that introduces teacher merit pay and phases in laptops for every high school teacher and student. **SNIP** "There is still a live teacher. It may be at a distance, but...
  • Top 25 Streaming Talk Radio Shows October Trend Report

    11/02/2011 8:08:36 AM PDT · by KeyLargo · 86 replies
    talk stream live ^ | Nov 1, 2011
    « Top 25 Streaming Talk Radio Shows October Trend Report November 1, 2011 by talkstreamlive October Trend Report 2011 1 Rush Limbaugh 16.8 / +0.83% 2 Michael Savage 10.8 / +27.12% 3 Glenn Beck 10.7 / +6.66% 4 Laura Ingraham 9.6 / -13.48% 5 Tammy Bruce 6.3 / -5.37% 6 Sean Hannity 5.1 / -12.93% 7 Mark Levin 4.8 / -17.73% 8 George Noory 3.7 / +0.11% 9 Bill Bennett 3.2 / -18.62% 10 Dennis Miller 2.1 / +10.47% 11 Michael Medved 2.0 / -0.91% 12 Neal Boortz 2.0 / +28.89% 13 Dennis Prager 1.8 / -2.90% 14 John Batchelor...
  • Herman Cain has largest online fundraising day - after Big Media hit piece comes out

    11/01/2011 7:58:51 AM PDT · by Libloather · 54 replies
    11/01/11
    Heard him say it on the Laura Ingraham radio show.
  • Pre-Approved VA Loan Service Questions (Vanity)

    10/25/2011 11:12:21 AM PDT · by jettester · 8 replies · 2+ views
    October 25, 2011 | Jettester
    I am looking to buy a home in the State of Illinois and wanted to know if anyone has had any experience with the on-line VA Loan programs that are available? Any in particular? Pros and cons of going this route?
  • Parents' Porn Fears Exaggerated, Experts Say

    10/14/2011 12:54:16 PM PDT · by Cardhu · 16 replies
    Der Spiegel ^ | October 14th 2011 | Nicola Abé
    Access to online pornography is changing the way young people learn about sex, a trend that has many parents worried. But German experts believe many of their fears are unfounded. Instead of trying to prevent porn consumption, parents should focus on teaching healthy sexual values, they say. Carl was 13 the first time he watched porn. His best friend showed him a video on the website Youporn that showed a woman being penetrated inside a tent. The boys giggled a bit, finding the situation embarrassing. A couple weeks later, Carl decided he needed his own Internet connection. Until then, he'd...
  • Landlords face no punishment for discrimination in online ads (Muslims Only)

    10/06/2011 3:54:46 PM PDT · by Nachum · 17 replies
    national post ^ | 10/6/11 | Sarah Boesveld
    There’s a two bedroom basement apartment for rent in Toronto’s northwest end —one bathroom, newly painted and renovated with a side entrance. The ad, posted on popular classified site Kijiji.ca, comes with the typical caveats —no pets allowed, no smokers. And then, a less common request: Only Muslims need apply. It’s the exact kind of specifications the Ontario Human Rights Commission recently warned landlords against putting in their online classified ads —any denial of a prospective tenant due to race, ethnic origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age and disability, among other things, is grounds for discrimination according to the Ontario...
  • Selling on Craigs List

    09/19/2011 7:30:45 AM PDT · by Former MSM Viewer · 56 replies · 1+ views
    9-19-11 | self
    If I sell online, can I get scammed if they pay me thru Paypal?
  • White House creating website for online petitions

    09/01/2011 6:57:03 AM PDT · by NowApproachingMidnight · 51 replies
    ABC Local ^ | 9/1/11 | AP
    <p>WASHINGTON -- The White House is making it easier for people to press the federal government to act.</p> <p>It is bringing that age-old constitutional right to petition one's government into the digital age with a new webpage, "We the People," where members of the public will be able to create and sign petitions seeking the government's action on a range of issues.</p>
  • Analysis says Reid’s budget plan contains gimmicks that could result in tax increases

    07/30/2011 7:20:45 AM PDT · by bobsunshine · 27 replies
    Daily Caller ^ | July 30, 2011 | Amanda Carey
    Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has said that his debt ceiling bill, in a bow to Republicans, includes no tax increases. But does it really? An analysis from the Republican Senate Budget Committee staff shows that Reid’s bill includes gimmicks that, if passed, would account for approximately $3.8 trillion in revenue — or tax increases. The maneuvering is complicated; but when explained properly, it becomes clear. Reid’s proposal includes a provision that “deems” budget resolutions for fiscal years 2012 and 2013, but Senate Democrats have not yet produced a 2012 budget proposal, much less one for 2013. Within those anticipated...
  • Late-Night Online Amusement

    07/12/2011 11:11:15 PM PDT · by Reaganite Republican · 8 replies
    Reaganite Republican ^ | July 13, 2011 | Reaganite Republican
    G-rated, too... I just wonder what the shirt says: Speakers on? Then click this guy to open in a new window...  then try to put your cursor on his nose! _____________________________________________ -h/t P.L.-
  • Smear Tactics Will Discredit Perpetrator, Not Reputation Of Target

    07/08/2011 12:49:55 PM PDT · by Martin_Schmidt · 2 replies
    TheHardwickeGroup.com ^ | 07/07/2011 | S. Rossie
    "Swift justice demands more than just swiftness." When U.S. Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart penned those words from the bench in 1958, there wasn't much chance he could have envisioned how quick "swift" could be 53 years later. Nor could he have imagined that swiftness — not necessarily in a legal sense, but in one every bit as important: Reputation. The fact is, throughout history, it has always behooved people to rectify misconceptions or misrepresentations of their character or reputation as quickly as the message spreads. The longer a falsehood permeates the public discourse — even if the truth eventually...
  • Tech-savvy Iceland online for new constitution

    06/11/2011 3:49:56 AM PDT · by LibWhacker · 12 replies
    PhysOrg | AP ^ | 6/9/11 | ALDA SIGMUNDSDOTTIR
    (AP) -- How do you write a new constitution in the 21st century? You go where the people are - online. That was the decision of tiny but tech-savvy Iceland, which is overhauling its constitution in the wake of an economic catastrophe, and has turned to the Internet to get input from citizens. The 25-member council drafting the new constitution is reaching out to Icelanders online, especially through social media sites Facebook and Twitter, video-sharing site YouTube and photo site Flickr. Iceland's population of 320,000 is among the world's most computer-literate. Two-thirds of Icelanders are on Facebook, so the constitutional...
  • Congressman Weiner admits online affairs (How many of the pervert's victims were underage?)

    06/07/2011 6:34:31 AM PDT · by Libloather · 36 replies
    Yahoo ^ | 6/07/11 | Mark Egan
    Congressman Weiner admits online affairsBy Mark Egan Reuters – 2 hours 9 minutes ago **SNIP** "Certainly he can forget about mayor," said Doug Muzzio, a professor of public affairs, at Baruch College in New York, adding that while Weiner might weather the storm, he will likely face a tough challenge if he seeks re-election in 2012. House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi called for an ethics probe "to determine whether any official resources were used or any other violation of House rules occurred." Weiner said in a statement, "I welcome and will fully cooperate with an investigation by the House Ethics...
  • Arizona calls for online donations in bid to build fence along entire border with Mexico

    05/08/2011 11:22:21 PM PDT · by Niuhuru · 37 replies
    Daily Mail ^ | 6:55 AM on 9th May 2011 | Daily Mail Reporter
    Arizona lawmakers want to erect a fence along the border with Mexico - whether the federal government thinks it's necessary or not. They've got a plan that could get a project started using online donations and prison labour. If they get enough money, all they would have to do is get cooperation from landowners and construction could begin as soon as this year. Governor Jan Brewer recently signed a bill that sets the state on a course to building a permanent barrier along its borders, and a website is being launched to raise money for the work.
  • Amazon packing after House vote

    04/27/2011 8:37:04 PM PDT · by AnotherUnixGeek · 38 replies
    The State ^ | Wednesday, Apr. 27, 2011 | Tim Flach
    Amazon all but told South Carolina goodbye Wednesday after the online retailer lost a legislative showdown on a sales tax collection exemption it wants to open a distribution center that would bring 1,249 jobs to the Midlands.
  • Online poker players to be reunited with cash (govt actually thinks you own your $$? WoW!)

    04/20/2011 10:22:10 AM PDT · by STARWISE · 7 replies
    Online poker players in the United States will be able to withdraw money from accounts associated with two Internet poker companies recently indicted for bank fraud and money laundering, federal authorities said Wednesday. The U.S. government has agreed to allow PokerStars and Full Tilt Poker, two of the three largest Internet poker companies, to resume use of domain names that had been shut down last week. Under the “domain name use agreements“ the companies will be able to reactivate pokerstars.com and fulltiltpoker.com to “facilitate the withdrawal of U.S. players’ funds held in account with the companies.“ The agreement also allows...
  • Three largest online poker sites indicted and shut down by FBI

    04/15/2011 1:23:56 PM PDT · by NYRepublican72 · 63 replies · 1+ views
    The Los Angeles Times ^ | 4/15/2011 | Nathaniel Popper
    The founders of the three largest online poker sites were indicted by the FBI on Friday in what could serve as a death blow to the thriving industry. Eleven executives at PokerStars, Full Tilt Poker and Absolute Poker were charged with bank fraud and money laundering in an indictment unsealed in a Manhattan court. Two of the executives were arrested on Friday morning in Utah and Nevada. Federal agents are searching for the others. Prosecutors are seeking to immediately shut down the sites and to eventually send the executives to jail and to recover $3 billion from the companies. By...
  • Solving the College Affordability Problem

    04/05/2011 12:57:24 PM PDT · by ReleaseTheHounds · 44 replies
    Townhall ^ | April 4, 2011 | Dan Lips
    How much should a college education cost? According to the College Board, the average cost of earning a degree at a private, 4-year university is now more than $100,000. If tuition prices continue to rise as quickly as they did during the past decade, a college degree will cost more than $200,000 by the time today’s third-graders are applying. That price tag is enough to cause most parents to break into a sweat. Is a college degree really worth this cost? Some bright minds think Americans are paying way too much. In fact, Bill Gates--one of the country's most famous...