Global DJ Broadcast World Tour - Tomorrowland

Global DJ Broadcast World Tour
Recorded Live at Tomorrowland
Boom, Belgium
August 01, 2013

01. Dada Life - Bass Don't Cry
02. Orjan Nilsen - Violetta
03. Skytech - The Other Side
04. Arty - Hope
05. ID
06. Max Graham - The Evil ID
07. ID
08. ID
09. ID
10. Beat Service - Aurora
11. Armin van Buuren - Pulsar
12. Ferry Corsten & Markus Schulz - Stella
13. Digital X - Raptor
14. Danilo Ercole - Cruzez
15. Solarstone - Solarcoaster (ID Remix)
16. Cosmic Gate - Fire Wire (Cosmic Gate's Back 2 the Future Dub)
17. Push - Universal Nation (Orjan Nilsen Remix)
18. Yanou ft. Liz - King of My Castle (Sander van Doorn Dub Mix)
19. Age of Love - The Age of Love (Koen Groeneveld Remix vs. Wippenberg Remix / Markus Schulz Edit)
20. Marco V - Simulated (2006 Mix)
21. Veracocha - Carte Blanche (Cosmic Gate Remix)
22. Rank 1 - Breathing (Markus Schulz Coldharbour Remix)
23. Tilt - Children (Tilt's Courtyard Mix)
24. Markus Schulz & Elevation - Finish Line



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World's Nuclear Power Producers

The Economist’s Graphic Detail blog post earlier this week highlighted their nuclear energy interactive guide, which shows the nuclear electricity production, number of operational reactors, and the metric tons of uranium required for nuclear production of 30 countries currently using nuclear power.  According to the map, the US produces by far the largest amount of nuclear power at about 800 terawatt hours (TWh), with France following at a little over 400 TWh and Japan at 280 TWh. (It is important to note that this data was produced before the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in March 2011, which has led to a shutdown of almost all of Japan's nuclear reactors.)

However, the map showing nuclear electricity as a percentage of total production shows the U.S. produces a relatively small proportion of their electricity through nuclear power (just under 20%).  France’s nuclear power makes up the largest percentage of their total electricity at 74.1%, followed by Slovakia at 51.8% and Belgium at 51.2%.    

And the Winner for Highest Tax Rate Goes to…

Despite the lively debate surrounding our current tax code, the tax rate on incomes of $100,000 in the United States is quite low compared to countries in Europe and Asia. While Denmark may take the prize for the highest tax rate for incomes of $100,000, it only taxes 0.2% for social-security contributions. Taking into account all of these factors, Belgium actually gets the most out of its $100,000 earners, taking a cut of about 48%.  Also, as the Economist explains, despite the fact that tax rates for personal income were on the decline between 2003 and 2009, many governments have raised taxes in an effort to combat serious deficits.