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[Firedoglake] Immigration: Looking Forward: Moreover, the fact that so many of the new immigrants are coming in through the back door -- instead of being handled legal through a rational legal system -- has eroded our ability to ensure the transmission and absorption of core American values, which is yet another reason to find a way to return immigration to the effective rule of law. I believe that this degradation of the “assimilation” process is fuel not only for the resentment of legal immigrants, but of the larger populace as well.
[icontact: Top Business Community Articles] Polina Fashion Insider: His objectives were to calm the economic fears of Americans, develop policies to alleviate the problems of the Great Depression, and gain the support of the American people. While developing programs to help America emerge from the Great Depression, Roosevelt also needed to calm the fears and restore the confidence of Americans and to gain their support for the programs of the New Deal.
[Tribe.net: Book Lovers] Re: It's 2008 baby - what u reading?: Tell me a little more about Paris to the Moon, please, knowing you were just in Paris, and why you are reading this?
[gminsidenews Forums] Japan Stocks Fall on US Economy Fears: Overnight, shares in New York dropped sharply after bleak readings on the American economy heightened investors' fears of a recession. The Dow Jones industrial average fell more than 140 points.
[Hfamom's Weblog] The Remaining Four Candidates on Energy and Environment: Al Qaeda must revel in the irony that America is effectively helping to fund both sides of the war they caused. As we sacrifice blood and treasure, some of our gas dollars flow to the fanatics who build the bombs, hatch the plots, and carry out attacks on our soldiers and citizens.
[EZ READING MONEY MATTERS] World Financial Losses Over $5 to $7 Trillion: Standard & Poor's said the world's equity markets lost a combined 5.2 trillion dollars as emerging markets fell 12.44 percent and developed markets lost 7.83 percent to register one of the worst starts to a new year.
[Gedshane's Weblog] The Greenspan Era Confab in the Tetons: Easy Money & the Real ...: This difficulty is most evident in the increased fear of job-skill obsolescence that has induced significant numbers of our population to resist the competitive pressures inherent in globalization from workers in the major newly emerging market economies. It is important that these understandable fears be addressed through education and training and not by restraining the competitive forces that are so essential to overall rising standards of living of the great majority of our population.
[Amy King's Blog] Reading Ezra Pound’s Politics in Poetry: and earlier in his life his views seemed more Left than Right, although, reading Nicholls, one begins to see this as much as a weakness in the Life/Right distinction as an inconsistency on Pound’s part. Nicholls also shows that “perhaps the most disquieting thing about [Pound’s] savage propaganda is that it was to some degree an extension of ideas that had governed the earlier Cantos.”
[Rabbi Barry’s blog] “Immigration revisited”: There are many places in the country–and along the campaign trail–where immigration is a top issue for a clear reason: It is affecting the livelihoods of longtime residents and has visibly transformed their locales. In Iowa, for example, when campaign buses pulled into small towns like Storm Lake, Denison, and Marshalltown, presidential hopefuls were confronted by voters furious that big meatpacking firms had brought in Hispanic immigrants, some of them illegal, to turn their towns’
[Business blog] US Consumer, Fear Thyself: The New York Fed’s survey is the first of several regional reports that the markets watch for early indications of economic activity in February. The Philadelphia Fed is scheduled to receipt in full its index Feb.
[Ali Eteraz] Is There an Anti-Pakistani Bias at Sepia-Mutiny?: Personally what I find really annoying is the way aggressive rah-rah Hindu nationalist types pop up and spout bigoted shit from time to time and everyone else gets tired of trying to counter them after a while (though then again, it seems to be a pattern that the bulk of Americans of Indian parentage I know are much more Hindu nationalist than people I know back home). The ABDs who are so used to being the experts on and defenders of all Indian and Hindu culture in the US that they can’t switch off those instincts to have a reasoned or critical discussion are also one of the reasons I’ve stopped reading SM.
[Angusivory's Weblog] Week in Review #30 2007-07-28: To keep it simple, where markets are in a trading range (which is most of the time), I use Relative Strength Index (RSI indicator) analysis to set what I call the Accumulation Zone and the Distribution Zone, which are levels of trading activity where I would be a buyer or a seller. Then I use a combination of RSI and Stochastic Oscillators on a combination of different periods (Monthly-Weekly-Daily-Hourly) of the price data for each stock in the Cara 100 watchlist.
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