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Life Expectancy Data Shows U.S. Hispanic Population Lives Longer
According to a report compiled from 2006 death rate statistics, U.S. Hispanic-origin life expectancy is higher than that for the population as a whole as well as longer than for the non-Hispanic white population and non-Hispanic black population.
Daunting Delivery Debacle? Another Reason To Shop Early for the Holidays
As more people shop online delivery services are more critical than ever but all the home delivery companies are cutting back and using more temporary holiday workers. How does this impact service and is it the new Achilles Heel of online shopping.
Striking France – A U.S. Rural Expat’s View of the Violence
French strikes are violent in the cities but rural areas remain calm. Justice Minister says 'thugs' are infiltrating the union demonstrations and a U.S. newcommer reports on the view from an Expat living in the French countryside.
Recent James Dines Interview
James Dines was fired from his Wall Street job for saying gold would go sky high - that was when it sold for $35/oz. He also advised buying uranium stocks when that mineral was at $8/pound (later hit a high of $130/lb and today $50/lb.)
U.S Debt – What Happens if Washington Annoys China?
With China holding both a massive amount of U.S. government debt and control of the world's supply of critical military and renewable energy materials, perhaps politicians should start to pay more attention to some critical technologies.
