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How Washington State's Policy Of "plastic On Every Corner" Will Cost Tax Payers Millions!

By: Jack Roberts | 2010-10-24 | Politics
Washington State's largely pro-environmental image now damaged by a Department of Transportation Policy that will encourage the production of millions of tons of non-recyclable plastic and cost the state hundreds of millions of dollars! read more

U.S Vice President Biden: Ukraine women are gorgeous!

By: Stig Kristoffersen | 2010-03-15 | Politics
U.S Vice President on a working visit to Ukraine in July 2009 showed a strong support to Ukraine, as well as gave comment on the the beauty of Ukrainian girls. read more

Green Card Lottery Winner Takes On U.S. Bureaucracy - Spotlight on Ellie Velinska

By: Dana Smith | 2011-04-10 | Self Improvement
Ellie Velinska is taking her Freedom of Speech right to the web through her blog; Big Bureaucracy.com. Born in former Soviet Union, she was able to move to the U.S. in 2000 after winning the Green Card Lottery. read more

My Online Business Strategy Is The Key To Being a Well Paid Affiliate Marketer

By: DarrenWitwicky | 2010-09-25 | Business
My Online Business Strategy is definitely a cutting edge new internet marketing approach read more

Congress - Coalition Of The Unwilling And Unable

By: Scott F. Paradis | 2010-12-25 | Politics
For various reasons, some good and some not so good, the United States increasingly and mistakenly centralized power in the federal government. Where formerly the people made decisions about the direction of their lives through markets and communities, today the federal government controls virtually all aspects of the economy. The power of life, death and taxes all resides in Washington. It is time we make a change. read more

Debt Reduction - The First Step to Wealth Creation

By: Ian Newton | 2010-03-26 | Debt Management
Many financial guru's will tell you to forget about cutting back and reducing debt. They want you to create a prosperity consciousness. You may be told that if you think about your debt and look for ways to reduce your spending you will only further entrench your poverty consciousness. read more

Reality Revised - How to Change the Past

By: Otto King | 2010-04-04 | Politics
Ministry of Truth employee Winston Smith, in Orwell's prophetic 1984, spends his time altering reality. His job is to change or eliminate all documented evidence about certain people and events - to the extent that all memory about them is completely erased. The truth, for all practical purposes, never existed. The past is thereby controlled, as is the future. Orwell created an imaginary, nightmare world of fascinating fiction. Couldn't happen here, of course. Or could it? Newsflash - It could indeed. read more

Dynamic Wealth Management Headlines: Whose Economy Has It Worst?

By: Dynamic Wealth | 2012-02-07 | Management
It’s no wonder that global markets are so jittery. The world’s three largest economies can’t continue along their current paths, and everybody knows it. Investors watch nervously for signs that China is headed toward a hard landing, that America will sink back into recession, and that the euro zone will simply implode. read more

Green Jobs Reality and Rhetoric

By: Nick J Ellis | 2010-04-02 | Business
With all the buzz around green jobs in the United States and globally, there's some worry in the environmental community that green jobs will become the new greenwash. Nick Ellis, Managing Partner of Bright Green Talent, responds to these concerns and explores the potential scale of the coming "Green Revolution." read more

The Latest Silliness and Insanity From Our Poltiical Class

By: Bruno Korschek | 2010-11-21 | Politics
This artilel reviews the latest silliness and insanity from our polticial class as they continue to either focus on trivial matters and issues or continue to waste taxpayer money in the most original ways. These examples range from a Governor working hard to pardon a rock and roll legend who died over 40 years ago to the state of California who only recently stopped people from spending their welfare dollars at casinos, race tracks, and other non essential venues. read more

Entrepreneurship And Our Interconnected Global Economy

By: Leslie Pratch | 2010-10-19 | Business
Economic disparity is what creates value because at every level there is an opportunity for arbitrage. I may have a particular way to leverage my status or technology to create a good, such as more economic wealth relative to someone else, on an average basis, not on an absolute basis. In emerging economies like India and China and in the past in America, this opportunity differs greatly from what we have in the U.S. today. read more

Will the Real Leader Please Stand?

By: Ed Rigsbee | 2010-04-05 | Leadership
Today's organizational leaders have much working against their success. Sometimes leaders can be their own worst enemy. However, this is not cause to crawl under a rock and hunker down for the duration of these difficult times. Sure, the press almost daily is exposing yet another dishonest corporate executive, especially in the financial industries, but that's not you. read more

The Irresistible Force Of Political Gridlock

By: Scott F. Paradis | 2010-12-14 | Politics
Two things influence politicians and move our modern political system: money and votes. The impact of these two elements has hijacked our political system from its noble purpose of promoting the general welfare and securing the blessings of liberty. The power of money and votes have generated a seemingly irresistible force of political gridlock in Washington - a precursor to a looming disaster for America's grand experiment in self-government. read more

Using Smart Americans To Solve The Federal Govenrment Budget Problem Vs. Using The Political Class

By: Bruno Korschek | 2010-11-13 | Politics
This article examines four efforts that are underday, each of which is trying to come up iwth a way to solve the runaway, deficit spending of the Federal government. One is being run by the politcial class and according to several sources, is highly likley to be a failure. The other three are being run by non-politicians in a non-political way and each is coming up with budget reducitons that are rational, fair, detailed, and actionable. read more

The Leaky Boat Of American Political Class Corruption - Home and Away

By: Bruno Korschek | 2010-10-10 | Politics
This article examines the seemingly rampant amount of corruption that spews forth from our political class. It covers corruption both on our home shores, e.g. ethics violations, fraud, criminal activity earmark abuse, etc. and on foreign lands, including Iraq and Afghanistan. The article concludes with a series of steps that need to be taken to curb this widspread abuse of taxpayer wealth and voter trust in an attempt to restore integrity to our polticial process. read more