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Monday, March 21, 2011

Here Are The 11 Countries At Risk Of Becoming The Next Libya

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	FUKUSHIMA: RADIOACTIVITY DETECTED IN NEARBY SEAWATER, FISH MAY BE CONTAMINATED Bad news for sushi. Read »
	The State Department Tells Americans In Yemen: Stay Indoors! And not because of the weather. Read »
	SCUTTLEBUTT: Facebook Co-Founder Eduardo Saverin Dumps $500 Million Of Facebook Stock* Eduardo's spokesperson denies. Read »

First heard in a hole-in-the-wall down in Guatemala. Read »

"Populations are not ready to voluntarily discipline themselves in more work, less rewards, and less security." Read »

An amusing tale ... Read »


	One Question You Should Ask Your Staff 20 Times Per Day Recommended by Manny Fernandez, managing partner of KPMG, and Harvard professor Robert Simons. Read »
	ANOTHER BLOCKBUSTER DAY FOR STOCKS: Here's What You Need To Know As the bombs fall on Tripoli. Read »
	Elin Nordegren's New Florida Mansion Is Bigger Than Tiger's Nice place. Read »
	Judging From This Photo Fox News Isn't Pushing Glenn Beck Out The Door Any Time Soon NUMBER ONE. Read »
	Donald Trump Brags About Screwing Over A Famous Customer "I rented him a piece of land. He paid me more for one night than the land was worth for two years... I don't want to use the word 'screwed', but I screwed him." Read »
	ALTUCHER: The Media Owes Everyone An Apology For Overhyping Japan Nuclear Crisis Just like Greece. Remember Greece? Read »
	Robert Prechter: These 6 Trends Are About To Reverse We've reached peak consensus. Read »