Remembering the Two Great Wars, London Lawyer Sends Wake-Up Call to the World's Governments and Learned Bodies  International lawyer and world-affairs analyst, William Dunmore, (a grandfather and 2nd World War naval officer), has deep concerns for the children and future generations whose interests have been completely ignored in this troubled, money-mad world, where we are all sleep-walking into a crematorium.
 

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 By Swatantra Jain
The face of America has changed – virtually. The man who now heads America has named himself Mr Change. Barak Obama said in his acceptance speech, ‘Change Has Come’. Through his campaign and by his presence Barak Hussine Obama has raised expectation and awakened hope not only in America but across the globe.

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 Historic acceptance speech by President-Elect Obama is already being used by cyber criminals to commit fraud, according to Gary Warner, the Director of Computer Forensics Research at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB).

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Unusually aggressive youth may actually enjoy inflicting pain, research using brain scans shows. Scans of the aggressive youth’s brains showed that an area that is associated with rewards was highlighted when the youth watched a video clip of someone inflicting pain on another person. Youth with normal behavior did not have that response.

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The business of financial fraud at the corporate level historically spikes as those in desperate need of money manipulate company revenues and assets for personal gain, and the trend is the key reason why a career in forensic accounting and information technology (IT) auditing is not only recession-proof but recession-flourishing, according to Tommie Singleton, Ph.D., associate professor of Accounting at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB).

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Personality researchers have long known that people who report they have certain personality traits are also more (or less) likely to be satisfied with their romantic partners. Someone who says she is often anxious or moody, for example, is more likely than her less neurotic counterpart to be dissatisfied with her significant other.

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