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SOS Yanonali Community Garden!
By Chauncey Gardener This post is the first of continuing Edhat posts, we hope, about the Yanonali Community Garden, a cherished section of the 2.32 acres of the Eastside Neighborhood Park.
Bubble 2.0: Home Sellers In Q2 2017 Reap Highest Average Price Gains In A Decade
ATTOM Data Solutions released its Q2 2017 U.S. Home Sales Report, which shows that homeowners who sold in 2Q 2017 realized an average price gain of $51,000 since purchase. To put that in perspective, that is the highest average price gain for home sellers since Q2 2007, when it was $57,000 and the U.S. was in the midst of the biggest residential real estate bubble in history.
"They Mutilated, Cut Up Corpses" - Former Member Shares Experience With ISIS
Nobody is under any illusions that ISIS is a nice bunch of people, after all we recently reported that ISIS froze its own members to death for trying to defect, and even killed its own members to sell organs in order to raise cash - those acts are just small examples of the violence the group undertakes. However, we learn firsthand just how horrifically brutal the terror organization can be, courtesy of RT.
Panicked Brits Rush To Buy Gold Bars, Stuff Them In Home Safes
While we have to wait two more days to find if the scaremongering behind Brexit's "Remain" campaign has succeeded in terrifying enough residents to vote against exiting the EU, one group has been delighted by a Breferendum that has been defined by fear, terror and even more fear: sellers of gold and personal safes.
"Can't We Just Print More Money?"
By Chris at www.CapitalistExploits.at Let's talk debt today. Readers will know that we've been keeping a close watch on the global bond markets for a long time now. Contrary to what the politicians would have us believe, there has been no deleveraging after the GFC. Quite the opposite - global debt has been growing steadily by an average of 5% per year ever since 2007 and now stands at an incredible 286% of world GDP.
"I Don't Need A War In The Black Sea" - Another NATO Member Folds As Bulgaria Refuses To Join Naval Task Force
Days after it was revealed that the US had dispatched the destroyer USS Porter to the Black Sea, in what the US Navy said was "a series of drills with allies and forces of partner nations in what the United States called a routine deployment", Russia responded that Moscow would respond with "unspecified measures", adding that this and other US deployments were designed to ratchet up tensions ahead of a NATO summit.
Beijing Orders Apple To Stop Sales Of iPhone 6 Models
Apple has been told by Beijing's intellectual property regulator to stop sales of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus in the city. The two iPhone models infringe on a Chinese patent for exterior design held by Shenzhen Baili for its 100C smartphone, the Beijing Intellectual Property Bureau wrote in a statement on its website according to the WSJ.
This Won't End Well - US Asset Managers Target Australia's $1.5 Trillion Pension Funds
Hedge funds attracted a net $44 billion in assets globally last year, the smallest amount since 2012. As these increasingly desperate funds try to change that in 2016, one enormous target has been identified in Australia. Australia has approximately USD$1.5 trillion in retirement savings, one of the largest and fastest growing pools of pension money in the world according to the WSJ.
Brits "Appalled, Disgusted" At Brexit Postal Ballot 'Fraud'
"I am appalled by it. It should be neutral," exclaimed one angry Brit after seeing that Brexit voters are being sent postal ballots with a guide that strongly suggests they should vote for Britain to remain in the European Union. The "How to vote by post" forms were sent out last week...
Why Were Texas Game Wardens Just Issued Nuclear Radiation Detectors?
After countless reports about the potential for nuclear or radioactive weapons of mass destruction being smuggled into the United States, the State of Texas is has begun to take the threat seriously. Up and down the Texas Gulf Coast, the state’s game wardens are on the water, looking for people fishing or hunting illegally. But as we’ve reported, they sometimes come across things like illegal chemical dumpsites and more says Texas Parks and Wildlife’s Tom Harvey.
BofA Warns "Europe Looks Frightening" - Trades Like 2001, 2008
"Europe looks concerning" warns BofAML's Stephen Suttmeier, pointing out, rather ominously that the broad European index - STOXX 600 - is trading like it did in 2001 & 2008. The STOXX Europe 600 (SXXP) is trending below declining and bearishly positioned 26 and 40-week moving averages. ECB quantitative easing has not reversed this bearish trend. The 2016 set-up is similar to early 2001 and early 2008 with 350 important resistance and 300 important support.
As Ukraine Collapses, Europeans Tire Of US Interventions
Submitted by Ron Paul via The Ron Paul Institute for Peace & Proseprity, On Sunday Ukrainian prime minister Yatsenyuk resigned, just four days after the Dutch voted against Ukraine joining the European Union. Taken together, these two events are clear signals that the US-backed coup in Ukraine has not given that country freedom and democracy. They also suggest a deeper dissatisfaction among Europeans over Washington’s addiction to interventionism.
Is Trump The Democrat 'Wolf' In GOP Clothing?
When we earlier noted the change of course for the GOP as RNC Chair Riebus showed Donald Trump much love, we wondered why the sudden shift of attitude and comment on being a Republican nominee? Well, perhaps, just perhaps, there is a reason why Republican leadership is vying for Trump's 'support'...
It Is Time For A Criminal Probe Into Tim Geithner's Leaks As Vice Chairman Of The Federal Reserve
Back in January 2013, when looking at the Fed's 2007 transcripts we stumbled upon something which in a non-banana republic would be the basis of a criminal investigation.
Oil Enters Correction A Day After It Enters Bull Market
Well that escalated quickly... From $43.58 to $54.24 to $47.95... And to explain why... Oil is down because rigs are being opened because oil was up because rigs were being closed — zerohedge (@zerohedge) February 4, 2015
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