…the same poll has found that 63% of Germans think Greece should be kicked out of the Euro, with just 32% believing the country can still be saved
Anti-Social Media: “Take This Lollipop” Is Your Facebook Profile Through A Psychopath’s Eyes | Fast Company
As the mystery man’s dirty fingernails pound against the keys, it becomes clear what’s on the screen: a Facebook profile. Not just any profile, though; it’s the viewer’s very own. The interactivity is seamless; the stalker’s reflection is clearly visible, glaring off the pictures on the screen. As the creepy erstwhile James Bond scrolls along, becoming increasingly agitated with what he sees, users will recognize their old status updates and messages from friends.
I did this and it’s the single most creepy thing I’ve seen on the internet. – Ed.
Who’s following you on Twitter or Facebook? Maybe CIA’s ‘vengeful librarians’ | The Washington Post
Weekly Economic Update | LAEDC
THIS WEEK’S HEADLINES:
- California’s Budget Position in September
- SoCal Home Sales Up a Bit, Prices Down
- California Exports Continue Hot Streak
- August California Imports
- U.S. Trade Deficit Basically Unchanged in August
- U.S. Households Have Deleveraged to Early 2005 Levels
- Recession Not Expected
- Events of Interest
- October 19, 2011: L.A. NABE Monthly Luncheon Meeting: James Goldberg’s Investment Outlook
- SAVE THE DATE! November 3, 2011: The 16th Annual Eddy Awards®
- November 10, 2011: 23rd Annual Southern California Visitor Industry Outlook Conference0000000000000
Public Relations System for Small Business | Duct Tape Marketing
Kansas City Chiefs credit cornhole with saving season | Plog
So NFL.com asked the team what’s behind Kansas City’s turnaround. The team credited … cornhole.
Boost In Big Bank Fees Will Likely Fuel Rise In Use Of Credit Unions, Other Alternative Lenders | Reuters Analysis
HP Flails Further Into Irrationality By Offering Printer Spam | TechCrunch
If and When the Protestors Unite, Watch Out! | ZeroHedge
Charlotte boasts a superstar protest-magnet of its own – Bank of America — that could conceivably attract more activists than the convention attracts delegates.






