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I'm in the process of buying a house. My wife and I were signing a whole stack of documents today, and one of the lines of fine print caught my eye. The sellers had to declare, under penalty of perjury, that the house was not haunted, and we had to acknowledge it with our initials. I. S:Dit...

I would like to draw attention to an article on the UK consumer site MoneySavingExpert. It seems that our friendly banks have no legal right to impose their excessive bank charges on us and if we challenge them and ask for the money back we get it! See the article here...

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/585154.html It's pretty clear, the land was privately owned, yet it was still settled on, with active government help. All without apparent official approval, yet with active government approval.

In a article a homeopath complains,(http://www.sciencedirect.com click "journal", then "h", then "homeopathy", volume 93, issue 4, page 186-189) that in that the practioners taking part in a trial are hindered in their performance by the uncertainess, whether the "medicine" had not the expected...