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Friday, 5 October 2012
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What can you get for $2,900 in Detroit vs. Williston? The 4-bedroom, 2-bath Detroit home above (pictured above on the left) is going for $2,... -
Back in 2009, a CD post featured Charles Platt, former senior writer for Wired Magazine, who got hired at an Arizona Wal -Mart and then blo...
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From the Foreign Policy article: " The Future of Manufacturing Is in America, Not China ," by Vivek Wadhwa: "Ralph Lauren ber...
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Yesterday, I wrote a post about the new "sand millionaires" and "sand prosperity" in Wisconsin and Minnesota because of... -
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Share of Adjusted Gross Income, 2008 Share of Olympic Medals, 2008 Top 5% 34.73% 36.22% Top 10% 45.77% 53.11% Top 25% 67.38% 71.47% Top...
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Grand Forks Herald -- "For people who drive through North Dakota’s oil country and wonder what the heck they’re looking at, a new tou...
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As predicted in a recent CD post , there was a significant amount of "medal inequality" in the 2012 Summer Olympics, see the count... -
The National Restaurant Association reported today that: “Bolstered by stronger same-store sales and customer traffic levels, the National ... -
Given the response to my post yesterday about raw milk, here's a re-post of a previous CD post and discussion on raw milk: Raw milk ven...
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