Slasher film spoof – inspired by radio host Dave Ramsey’s approach to debt reduction. A man has nightmares about high credit card debt, wakes up and proceeds to do unpeakable things to his credit cards
Archive for January, 2011
Eyewitness: residents take arms against looters
Terrified Cairo residents have been calling in to live TV programmes with reports of looters and sightings of armed gangs View full post on Financial Times – UK Homepage
US and Turkey evacuate nationals
Hosni Mubarak has appointed the head of military intelligence, Omar Suleiman, as vice-president, in a move analysts said signalled the beginning of the end of his 30-year reign View full post on Financial Times – UK Homepage
Blankfein awarded $12.6m in shares
Goldman Sachs awarded its chief executive, Lloyd Blankfein, $12.6m in restricted stock and more than trebled his annual salary, in a sign the public backlash against the bank’s pay practices may have waned View full post on Financial Times – UK Homepage
Alpha agrees to buy Massey for $8.5bn
Alpha Natural Resources, the third-biggest US coal producer, agreed to buy its rival Massey Energy. for about $8.5bn in cash and stock, as the consolidation of the global coal sector continues apace View full post on Financial Times – UK Homepage
Police clash with students in Manchester
Police clashed with students in central Manchester on Saturday afternoon as a protest march descended into violence View full post on Financial Times – UK Homepage
Suu Kyi says Burma sanctions should remain
Opposition leader pours cold water on the significance of her release and recent elections saying neither have brought about political reform View full post on Financial Times – UK Homepage
Reaction expose gulf between leaders and the people
As Egyptian protesters returned to the streets on Saturday to renew their calls for the president to step down Arab governments expressed support for Hosni Mubarak’s government View full post on Financial Times – UK Homepage
Egypt approaches an endgame
The uprising sweeping Egyptian cities makes it likely that this will be the last year of Mubarak rule, with no chance of either re-election or succession by his son Gamal View full post on Financial Times – UK Homepage