Economy
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This fellow was really stressed out. / MCN:C6849-1962E-D42D7 Visit Active Art
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A Taunton, Massachusetts woman killed herself when she learned that the bank was going to foreclose her home loan. She left a note to her family to use her life insurance to pay off their loan. This happened in July 2008. As the housing mortgage crisis worsens and more people lose their jobs, I fear stories like this may become all too frequent on the evening news. Story on MSNBC 84,000 properties foreclosed in October 2008 More working families seeking government aid / MCN:C331C-F99BD-54B2A / copyright title DEATH BY DOLLAR Visit Active Art FEATURED by Current Issues
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The U.S.A. national average price for one gallon of gasoline is $3.61 USD, but the current price in my regional market is $3.70 USD. Long, lazy drives in the country on Sunday afternoons are now a thing of the past for most Americans. Companion Piece / AAA Gasoline Prices / MCN:C0088-AB36A-4DEFC
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WINNER Anticonsumerism Price of Greed Challenge / MCN:C371D-87F04-53DB2 FEATURED by C.O.R.E. SELECTED as example of Greed work by Show Me A Sign Challenge Visit Active Art Free Textures by CG Textures
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American industry. Joe Dirt Works Here by Sally Omar the air is heavy / extremely polluted / the hours are long / it’s all so convoluted / Joe Dirt gets paid / an hourly wage CLICK HERE to read the complete poem by Sally Omar / MCN:C2648-846A6-E7A4B Visit Active Art Free Textures by CG Textures
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The economic downturn continues to make itself apparent. Couldn’t resist to take a few images of these Mannequinns that are now no longer “employed”, as the store is closing its doors. Couldn’t resist thinking about how Von McKnelly would have enjoyed stumbling upon this scene, and what images he would have taken. Captured at Dilliards, in Chesapeake, VA.
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Stacks of Australian $1 coins fresh from the mint
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Here in the Crossroads of America, the primary agricultural crops are soybeans, ranked 4th in the nation and corn, currently the 5th largest producer in the nation. In addition, Indiana currently ranks 5th in the nation with hogs as its primary livestock. Source The U.S. 50 Two and a half million rural children, a fifth of all rural children, live in poverty, compared to 15 percent for children living in metropolitan areas. One in five rural children lived in food insecure households in 2000—food insecurity and hunger are more prevalent in rural America than in the nation as a whole. Rural America In Flux Bread for the World / MCN:CF89E-1F443-46C00
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. this image is straight from the camera. An early morning sunshine shot through the screen of our Florida lanai sun room. Fort Myers, Florida Sony DSC H 7
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How dynamic cultures survive amongst contemporary technology with it’s assimilating socio-economic values and religion.
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O beautiful / for spacious skies / for amber waves of grain . . . . Two and a half million rural children, a fifth of all rural children, live in poverty, compared to 15 percent for children living in metropolitan areas. One in five rural children lived in food insecure households in 2000—food insecurity and hunger are more prevalent in rural America than in the nation as a whole. Rural America In Flux Bread for the World FEATURED in Water Towers / MCN:CC046-28D4A-506B2
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A little play on images, from photos I’ve taken. My country seems to be crumbling before my eyes with a false facade and so much corruption and lies.
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More pics: / The (black) Tshirt of the Poster: A response to all the ominous and fearful talk I’m hearing, regarding the current economic crisis. Using potent currency symbols as the first letters of various slang words used to express fear. With quote: “Try to relax and enjoy the crisis” by Ashleigh Brilliant. Set in tightly-kerned white Helvetica Neue Bold on black. There’s a white one too…
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Nothing flourishes in this place but me and the weeds. Go here to read about The Drinking Tree and my best friend SPECIAL EDITION PRINTS CLICK HERE / MCN:C8B48-A5006-4BC6E Visit Active Art Outside my door the world is a wasteland of grit, and grime, and poverty, and misery. The businesses are closing, and the air is thick with the kind of dust that blows only in places where people have lost hope. (c) 2008 Helen Bascom Click Here for the rest of the story
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The sin of voting for the wrong candidate Did you sin by voting for Barack Obama? / MCN:C6904-05E15-F1A33 / copyright title NEOCON COMMUNION FEATURED by C.O.R.E. Read my views on Active Art
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Jeffersonville, Indiana is referred to as The Sunny Side of Louisville Kentucky. You probably won’t see this scene in the travel brochure. Jeffersonville, Indiana USA 03 April 2008. Welcome to our town. / MCN: C61-LQL5-7313 My Hometown Series
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More pics: / The (white) Tshirt of the Poster: A response to all the ominous and fearful talk I’m hearing, regarding the current economic crisis. Using potent currency symbols as the first letters of various slang words used to express fear. With quote: “Try to relax and enjoy the crisis” by Ashleigh Brilliant. Set in tightly-kerned black Helvetica Neue Bold on white. There’s a black one too…
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We’re all very rich. And we’re all very happy. This is because there’s a gold rush and you can be part of it. All you need to do is flick a light-switch, leave the tv on standby mode, buy a nice new Japanese car, buy anything from China, or invest in a nice little uranium enrichment company somewhere.
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There seems to be a lot of chain fence with razor wire atop in Jeffersonville, Indiana USA / MCN:C53-C2D7-1648 My Hometown Series
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Low clouds and low incomes often have the same effect on the heart: both bear down on the soul with a great weight. / MCN:C6A96-DF091-402F9 Please click these links for information on hunger and what you can do to help Rural America In Flux Bread for the World
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House Republicans voted in a block against the economic stimulus package that will provide jobs for millions of Americans. The measure passed since the Democratic Party holds a majority of seats in the House. The NO vote clearly demonstrates the Republican economic philosophy. If it helps big business and banks the answer is YES YES YES. But working people? Small business? Women? Minorities? NO NO NO money for you! Story on CNN / MCN: C5AF1-F874B-1E35C Visit Active Art Library of Congress Public Domain Source Image
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Bernard Leon Madoff (29 de abril de 1938) fue el presidente de una firma de inversión que lleva su nombre y que él fundó en 1960. Ésta fue una de las más importantes en Wall Street. Madoff también fue una de las principales figuras de la filantropía judía[cita requerida]. En diciembre de 2008 Madoff fue detenido por la FBI y acusado de fraude. El juez federal Louis L. Stanton ha congelado los activos de Madoff. El presunto fraude puede alcanzar los 50.000 millones de dólares, lo que lo convertiría en el mayor fraude llevado a cabo por una sola persona. —-—-—-—-—— Bernard Lawrence "Bernie" Madoff (born April 29, 1938 in New York City) is an American businessman and former chairman of the NASDAQ stock exchange. He founded the Wall Street firm Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC in 1960 and was its chairman until December 11, 2008, when he was charged with perpetrating what may be the largest investor fraud ever committed by a single person. Departing Madoff image courtesy of Timothy A. Clary/AFP/Getty
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