Losing lots of Post offices. Will see if it really happens.
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A pictures is worth a thousand words. So you know the British army is short on equipment. But in some of these pictures, they don’t even look like a first world army anymore.
An education on what the fed has done.
Timber frame houses stand the test of time. But you already knew that.
Rant of the Week: 7/26/09-8/1/09
This week’s rant of the week is “Obscene Profit” = You Stole It
Essay of the Week: 7/26/09-8/1/09
This week’s essay of the week is Rich Harvard, Poor Harvard.
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Oil producers bracing for trouble.
Something to laugh about. Or cry. But who wants to spend all their days sobbing?
A collection of links about the health care bill.
A couple of new stories about the dangerous drywall from China.
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We Glow. Who would have thought?
Bankrupt Harvard, then go on to bankrupt the US.
It happened in New Jersey. What more do you need to know?
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Your daily serving of doom and gloom.
The post will make you remember why you don’t like cities. The comments will make you remember why you hate people.
The sun still quite and they tell us we should not be worried. So maybe you should start worrying.
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This is already destroying gardens near you.
Beggar thy neighbor. Really, the law allows no other choice. But it seems kind of immoral to take assets away from one group of workers and give them to another when they all paid in and all had the same agreement with the parent company. It will make for bad international relations as well.
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You know a bank is to big when it starts suing itself.
Secret program no big deal after all. Somehow, that is not a surprise.
An interesting angle on California’s IOUs. Note that just because states are barred from creating their own currency does not mean that no one else can. That distinction seems to be lost on some people.
Tribute is always easiest way of dealing with barbarians. Even Rome understood that.