A Heavy Metal Christmas
You can find something for every taste on the Web…
Read more...You can find something for every taste on the Web…
Read more...Readers have enjoyed past productions by Versus. Here’s their latest holiday release:
Read more...More about a possible link between bankrupt Irish ex-billionaire Sean Quinn’s asset hiding activities and the Taylor family’s company registration businesses (GT Group and successors)
Read more...The GT Global sham company network may be far bigger than you ever imagined.
Read more...Bill Black will insist this needs to be rebranded as the Great Betrayal Barn….but I am sure you will enjoy it nevertheless! A must listen!
Read more...I’m normally try not to go overboard on videos on NC, but this one features two of our pet interests at once: geekery and being nice to animals.
Read more...Marcy Wheeler wrote up an astonishing little episode from the Romster’s campaign.
Read more...Yves here. You too can get your own set of Occupy Wall Street Alternative Banking limited edition playing cards prominently featuring many of the people you’ve learned to love to hate, like Timothy Geithner, Jamie Dimon, Angelo Mozilo, and Dick Fuld.
This is the overview:
Read more...My last post on this little mess implied that there was pretty slack official monitoring of the NZ Company Register for obviously false or impermissible registration information. But one or two other sightings invite the question: does anyone in New Zealand take Para 1, Section 377 of the Companies Act seriously, any more? 377 False statements […]
Read more...Yet more gems from New Zealand’s Company Register: the companies that specialize in scamming Americans
Read more...The trolls are multiplying in New Zealand’s Company Register
Read more...More perfumed offerings from the New Zealand Company Register
Read more...Cleaning up New Zealand’s register of companies: how’s it going?
Read more...While I’m a bit late in reporting on my trip to Europe (coastal Spain, Portugal, and France), I had thought not to say anything at all, given that I learned vastly less about the economic state of play than I expected. But that in and of itself is a data point of sorts.
Read more...I live in Manhattan, where signs of the New Gilded Age scream from the windows of deluxe pet spas and boutiques hawking crystal-studded dog collars. The biggest emerging trend of all? That would be giving dead pets the star treatment.
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