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THE MONEY MONKEY: Overview of High Frequency Trading - What's Driving Markets?
Submitted by The Money Monkey on Sun, 08/22/2010 - 8:28am.
Overview of High Frequency Trading - What’s Driving the Markets?
Introduction to High Frequency Trading
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Submitted by Sticomythia on Fri, 08/13/2010 - 2:22pm.
And hear our most excellent home-grown, all-Vermont Funk band, Electric Sorcery !! Playing 2:00 PM at the historic Gathering Inn, Hancock, Vermont !
The doors of sound have been ripped off the hinges by Electric Sorcery who routinely electrify Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom. Towns are regularly woken out of their slumber by the by the wicked sound of this power trio.
Electric Sorcery takes psychedelic music firmly rooted in the 70s and adds their own special twist. Funky rhythms and psychedelic guitar riffs come together to create an intriguing sound that is sometimes very heavy.... This is a fun listen and anyone who gravitates towards the psychedelic sounds of the 70s needs to hear this… - SeaOfTranquility.org
Meet & Eat Greet & Drink
Saturday, September 25, from 2 – 4 PM
1295 Route 100
Diagonally opposite the Hancock Hotel
Please bring your concerns, your hard questions, and your ideas. The Independent vision for Vermont is all about you, your families and communities !
COMMON SENSE: Is There Hidden Treasure in Your House?
Submitted by Common Sense on Sun, 07/25/2010 - 10:23am.
by Jane Dwinell
The great Liberty Street Yard Sale is now over for 2010. This fabulous Montpelier institution provides bargains and a chance to meet and greet your neighbors. Nearly every house has goods for sale, and the street becomes a serious traffic jam about 10 o'clock. It seems like everyone has too much stuff they don't need (yet could really use some of those items their neighbors don't want: the trash-to-treasure paradox of the yard sale!).
THE DAILY MAUL: Most Likely to Secede - Secession, Devolution, and a Look at the 21st Century
Submitted by Rob Williams on Wed, 07/14/2010 - 12:12pm.
Paul Starobin is the author of the newly published "Five Roads to the
Future: Power in the Next Global Age" (Penguin) and a staff
correspondent for the National Journal and a contributing editor to the
MOST LIKE TO SECEDE: Vermont SECESSION candidate Dennis Steele on our Economic Future
Submitted by Rob Williams on Sun, 06/27/2010 - 8:29am.
Ian Baldwin: EDITORIAL: The Not-So-Dire Implications Of Collapse
Submitted by Rob Williams on Fri, 06/25/2010 - 4:03pm.
Mike Ruppert, the Prophet of Collapse, came to the mountains of Vermont last May.
Thomas Naylor: FEATURE: Imagine Free Vermont, The Switzerland of North America
Submitted by Rob Williams on Fri, 06/25/2010 - 3:58pm.
If Vermont were to secede from the United States of Empire and become an independent nation-state, how could it possibly survive as a separate republic? How would it function? Are there any examples of smaller, sustainable nation-states which might serve as a role model for a state like Vermont, should it decide to leave the Union?
Gary Flomenhoft: BEATING WALL STREET: How To Recover Vermont’s Monetary Commons
Submitted by Rob Williams on Fri, 06/25/2010 - 3:43pm.
Part 4 in a series focusing on how Vermont can generate much-needed revenue and restore Vermont's Commons in this new century.
Ben Falk: HOMESTEAD SECURITY: Forget Peak Oil, Climate Change, and Economic Collapse for a Moment—It’s the Chemicals...
Submitted by Rob Williams on Fri, 06/25/2010 - 11:13am.
“We are guinea pigs in a massive, uncontrolled, chemical experiment, the disastrous outcome of which is measured in disease and death."
-- Dr. Rick Smith, Canada
Carl Etnier: TRANSITION TIMES: Vermont On Track To Be First Transition State
Submitted by Rob Williams on Fri, 06/25/2010 - 11:07am.
Noted Peak Oil author Richard Heinberg quietly visited Vermont in April and spoke in Montpelier at a day-long gathering of the state’s Transition Town leaders. It was apparently the first time any state had gathered its Transition leaders for a conversation, and Heinberg told the nearly 70 people assembled in the sparely decorated church basement that Vermont has the potential to lead the way in the U.S., becoming the first “Transition state.”
Carl Etnier of Transition Towns Vermont.
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