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Mississippi authorities issue arrest warrant for 'dead' rapper Tim Dog
submitted by mephisto 3 hours ago (via telegraph.feedsportal.com)
US rapper Tim Dog, real name Timothy Blair, who owes thousands of dollars to women he swindled, accused of faking his own death.    
 
Webcast: Queens of the Stone Age performs …Like Clockwork from Los Angeles
submitted by mephisto 3 hours ago (via consequenceofsound.net)
Watch live beginning at 10:30pm ET.
 
Hulu buyout heats up with four reported bidders
submitted by mephisto 4 hours ago (via news.cnet.com)
The video streaming service has supposedly been courting buyers over the past couple of years and now it looks like the first round of bids may be in.
 
Two-factor authentication: What you need to know (FAQ)
submitted by mephisto 4 hours ago (via news.cnet.com)
Twitter just got it. Apple recently got it, too. Google, Microsoft, Facebook, and Amazon have had it for a while. But why's two-factor authentication important, and will it keep you safe? Originally posted at News - Security & Privacy
 
Google mapping Waze takeover, says report
submitted by mephisto 4 hours ago (via news.cnet.com)
Google is considering a bid for the mobile mapping and navigation company, Bloomberg reports. Could this be a play to keep Facebook out of its domain?
 
ALICE IN CHAINS Guitarist Discusses Making Of 'The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here'
submitted by mephisto 4 hours ago (via feedproxy.google.com)
Steve Baltin of GRAMMY.com recently conducted an interview with ALICE IN CHAINS guitarist Jerry Cantrell.
 
Japanese Stocks Open +1.5%; Bonds Half-Way To Limit Down
submitted by mephisto 4 hours ago (via zerohedge.com)
It seems the correlation to USDJPY has started to disintegrate and what is more worrisome for the BoJ is the linkage between JGBs and the Nikkei 225. Equities in Japan are about to open to a modest bounce around 1.5% but JGB prices are down around 0.50 (half the limit-down price moves). So, the problem for the BoJ is - do you let JGBs flop to maintain your equity market's appearance of normality?
 
Is America’s Economy Being Sovietized?
submitted by mephisto 4 hours ago (via zerohedge.com)
Submitted by Brandon Smith of Alt-Market blog,The foundation of the Soviet model of trade and investment was centralization under the guise of "universal public ownership". The entire goal of communism in general was not to give more social and political power to the people, but to extinguish alternative options and focus power into the hands of a select few. The process used to reach this end res
 
As Of This Moment Ben Bernanke Own 30.5% Of The US Treasury Market... And Will Own All By 2018
submitted by mephisto 4 hours ago (via zerohedge.com)
As is well-known by everyone, the Fed monetizes the US deficit on a daily basis, thanks to the 45 minutes of POMO love each day when it buys Treasuries from Dealers. Of course, the Fed monetizes bonds from across the entire curve (mostly the longer end), which is why it is somewhat complicated to express the amount of risk transfer the Fed takes on every time the S&P posts an uptick as a resul
 
China's Bird Flu Goes Airborne
submitted by mephisto 4 hours ago (via zerohedge.com)
As if China was not suffering enough from a slumping economy, the South China Morning Post now reports that the H7N9 'bird flu' virus that has infected 131 people (and killed 36) so far can be transmitted not only by close contact but by airborne exposure. Domestic reports suggest the virus appears to be brought under control largely through restrictions at bird markets but the team at the Univers
 



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