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There's been a lot of press lately about the banking collapse in the US. Since everyone is aware of it I'd thought I'd post a couple of links on that theme today, the first link explains how it all came to pass: The Subprime Primer. And the second video shows a rather intelligent response to the planned bailout:
Of course, it's could only happen in the US, right? Lol. Think again. Firstly realize that Canadian banks have remained conspiciously silent on the topic - they have rules of non-disclosure, so don't have to tell us how deeply they're in this mess together. But try and figure out how within the past 10 years house prices have went up by a factor of 5 and more times. And figure out where all these home buyers got their money. Are you earning 5 times what you were 10 years ago?
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Encyclopedia Mythica: http://www.pantheon.org/mythica.html. An interesting link to explore.
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A rather interesting site, where people send in postcards with their secrets written on one side. http://postsecret.blogspot.com/
Should a postcard not hold all you have to confess, do a search on Google for "secret confession", you'll find ample forums to share your secrets. I rather like PostSecret, as the images give perspective to the secret. But that's me.
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In keeping with the theme of lucky, todays link is http://www.luckymojo.com/, a site dedicated towards improving your luck. Of particular interest is their online catalogue which offers almost everything you could wish for to improve your luck, charms, talismans, penis bones. . it's all there. All this said, my humble win was due to persistence alone. . .
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2 links today on the musical theme. . .#1 - http://www.musicplasma.com/ which attempts to find music you might like, based upon your preferences. I like this, as I'm always hoping to discover something new. And http://anonymouse.org/ - which, if your in Canada like me, just might be your ticket to get to listening to http://www.pandora.com again.