Nowadays, a 138 billion dollar drop in revenue seems kind of small.
How we can avoid bailing out California when we are giving GM 50 billion?
After all, think of all the mentally ill who will be put on the streets if we don’t bail out California.
A reminder that playing games with figure eventually catches ups to you.
Anyone who has ever had to deal with their bosses overacting to information contained in an MSDS will appreciate this post.
Cometary on Der Spiegel’s report that Hezbollah killed Hariri. It helps balance out the people who are running around saying that the Spiegel article was just Mossad disinformation.
The Binghamton Newspaper put together a Google map showing the most heavily traveled “structurally deficient” bridges in Broome county. Their is also a list of all of the bridges in the southern tier of New York here. This type of information should be easy to get for all counties but it is not.
An interesting discussion on credit cards and “freeloaders.”
The games they play with propane tank refills.
China starting to get excited. What they are afraid off. They have a lot of money on the line. This makes printing our way out of the problem a little tricky.
Speaking of tricky, this is increasing the problems that Social Security faces.
Then there is the odd nuclear weapons test just to put all of those problems in perspective.
This week’s poem of the week is To Be or Not to Be from Shakespeare’s Hamlet.
This week’s essay of the week is a fascinating essay about the difference a good doctor can make. And it raises interesting questions about what would happen if people really knew who the good doctors were.
Dangerous as all get out. But then, the rest of his life is probably just as dangerous.