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Yves here. Bill Black is back! The website New Economic Perspectives, where Bill and many MMT luminaries held forth, has gone quiet. But Bill was also a regular at Paul Jay’s The Real News Network, and Black has come for a long-form discussion at Jay’s new initiative, TheAnalysis.news. Bill uses the title of his book to review and update financial fraud, American style, which means driven primarily by bank executives. He starts with a review of the S&L crisis, where he not only had a ringside seat but also successfully pursued some of the perps. This is one of the reason Bill has little s...

Public Libraries Embrace Emerging Technology As the definition of literacy evolves to include digital and technological literacy, libraries are also evolving to include new technologies in their offerings to meet a wide range of community needs. May 9, 2021 •  Travelpixs/Shutterstock Libraries have long served the role of providing communities with access to important written resources, but patrons are increasingly looking for more than just books. As community needs evolve, libraries have been forced to evolve alongside, expanding their offerings to i...

Library of Things: Granting Community Access to Emerging Tech As the definition of literacy evolves to include digital and technological literacy, libraries are also evolving to include new technologies in their offerings to meet a wide range of community needs. May 03, 2021 •  Shutterstock/Gerain0812 Libraries have long served the role of providing communities with access to important written resources, but patrons are increasingly looking for more than just books. As community needs evolve, libraries have been forced to evolve alongside, expanding the...

Bermondsey Through The Prism Of Postcards Staff Reporter (15 March, 2021) My nan used to tell me about the old town halls and theatres before they were bombsites After collecting postcards to and from Bermondsey and Rotherhithe where he was born and bred, Micky Holland decided to write a book about the people who sent and received the postcards he collected, writes Elizabeth Paul... What made you write a book? ‘After years of looking at the pictures on the front I began looking at the messages on the back and realised there was a lot more interest and drama there… I di...

Lapeer community mourns death of longtime educator who was ‘more than just a teacher’ Updated Feb 20, 2021; Facebook Share Shannon Leigh Nichols died on Monday, Feb. 15, after battling melanoma. She was 46. “A great mom, great wife, great employee,” Lapeer Community Schools Superintendent Matt Wandrie told MLive/The Flint Journal Thursday, Feb. 18. “This is a tough, tough time for our district.” Jen Rondy, a teacher at Lapeer Community Schools and close friend, said Nichols “was there for everyone and anyone.” “She was just so loving, so kind to anybody that she would ever ...