- Survey of 47 professional forecasters of the National Association of Business Economists predict a recovery in the second half of this year with a growth trend in 2010. [Reuters]
- Some laid-off Microsoft employees are asked to return money due to accounting error [Reuters]
- North Korea to launch a "satellite," not a longe-range missile [CNN]
- Obama pledges to cut the US National Deficit in half by the end of his first term [CNN]
- Octo Mother to lose her house March 5 [US Weekly]
I'll be honest. I hope she loses the kids. We all get that she loves them, but I don't think she can even support one. She even started asking for donations. She's unemployed. And now she's losing her house? Child Services needs to step into this picture. Urgently. - AMAZING PICTURES of Carnivals [Boston.com]
- The world's favorite unmarried virgin has eloped [People.com]
My favorite Angel, Adriana Lima married to some pishposh basketball player. Sigh. - Art Appreciation: Men use only one half of their brain while women use both [BBC]
- What's next for Google.org
"to use the power of information and technology to address the global challenges of our age" - Yves Saint Laurent art sale is massive, and I wish I was there! [NY Magazine]
- Indian woman accused of selling her baby for $130 [CNN]
Woman, you disgust me. I don't care how impoverished you are. You are sick. - US to compensate Filipino WWII veterans (well, the ones still alive) [CNN]
Many Filipinos (at that time, the Phillippines were a US Commonwealth) signed on with the promise of full US veteran benefits, but this was signed away with the Recession Act of 1946 by President Truman. I would say more, but my parents will read this. :)
Hope you're enjoying life!
- LAST BUT NOT LEAST, IN FACT: MOST
One of my favorite books ever (Sabriel) by Garth Nix is in the midst of becoming a film. I am ridiculously, ridiculously excited.
There needs to be a word when you emphasize something by italicizing, bolding and underlining it. Perhaps I will come up with my own word:
- bolundericizing
- itaboldunderlining
- underbolitalicizing
- bunitaling
OK I give up. We'll just go with overemphasizing for now. ^.^
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