Showing posts with label AIDS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AIDS. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 26, 2016
Mystery Solved: How HIV Came To The U.S.
http://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2016/10/26/498876985/mystery-solved-how-hiv-came-to-the-u-s
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Headlines: November 18, 2008
BRIDGES TO NOWHERE: THE PUBLIC-WORKS SPENDING TRAP
'No' to Obama's experimental government
"What you see in FDR that I hope my team can emulate is not always getting it right, but projecting a sense of confidence, and a willingness to try things. And experiment in order to get people working again."
In Detroit, Failure's a Done Deal
"Instead, advocates of a "rescue" propose extending to Detroit the government's business model for the nation -- redistributing wealth from the successful to the failed, an implausible formula for prosperity."
Midnight Sun
"His "One For My Baby (And One More For the Road)" surely stands as one of the peaks of the great American songbook. Harold Arlen composed the music and Frank Sinatra contributed the definitive performance (on "Frank Sinatra Sings for Only the Lonely," 1958)."
Morality Before Economy? Since When?
"Those wretches who are debauching the youth of the country and murdering women and unborn babes, will soon be in the strong grip of government.”
$6.6 Trillion in Mortgages Were Wrapped into Mortgage-Backed Securities at Heart of Financial Crisis
Government sponsored enterprises, including Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, processed $4.6 trillion of the $6.6 trillion in mortgages now tied up in mortage-backed securities.
'Mass executions' in North Korean prisons
2005: Cuba fights AIDS with free drugs, not quarantine
How Obama Got Elected... Interviews With Obama Voters
Were some U.S. slave owners black?
Detroit Automakers a Relic of the Past: The Detroit Three will not be the last flagging enterprises to line up for government subsidy.
Breakdown
No UAW Bailout
The Bailout's Fault Lines
2005: Jobs bank programs -- 12,000 paid not to work
'No' to Obama's experimental government
"What you see in FDR that I hope my team can emulate is not always getting it right, but projecting a sense of confidence, and a willingness to try things. And experiment in order to get people working again."
In Detroit, Failure's a Done Deal
"Instead, advocates of a "rescue" propose extending to Detroit the government's business model for the nation -- redistributing wealth from the successful to the failed, an implausible formula for prosperity."
Midnight Sun
"His "One For My Baby (And One More For the Road)" surely stands as one of the peaks of the great American songbook. Harold Arlen composed the music and Frank Sinatra contributed the definitive performance (on "Frank Sinatra Sings for Only the Lonely," 1958)."
Morality Before Economy? Since When?
"Those wretches who are debauching the youth of the country and murdering women and unborn babes, will soon be in the strong grip of government.”
$6.6 Trillion in Mortgages Were Wrapped into Mortgage-Backed Securities at Heart of Financial Crisis
Government sponsored enterprises, including Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, processed $4.6 trillion of the $6.6 trillion in mortgages now tied up in mortage-backed securities.
'Mass executions' in North Korean prisons
2005: Cuba fights AIDS with free drugs, not quarantine
How Obama Got Elected... Interviews With Obama Voters
Were some U.S. slave owners black?
Detroit Automakers a Relic of the Past: The Detroit Three will not be the last flagging enterprises to line up for government subsidy.
Breakdown
No UAW Bailout
The Bailout's Fault Lines
2005: Jobs bank programs -- 12,000 paid not to work
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Headlines: October 29, 2008
World bank is going bust
High rate of HIV cases is 'wake-up call' for Phila.
DC Talk - Jesus Freak (video)
McCain Economic Plan a Winner, Even If He Loses: Amity Shlaes
Is Obama Secretly Sensible? Don't Bet on It
High rate of HIV cases is 'wake-up call' for Phila.
DC Talk - Jesus Freak (video)
McCain Economic Plan a Winner, Even If He Loses: Amity Shlaes
Is Obama Secretly Sensible? Don't Bet on It
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