Maybe it doesn’t come across as being professional to some when symbols are plastered all over the page. How to put up the I ♥ symbol? It’s far above my element ∈. ✔ But sometimes one just has to be different. Being human is after all, is only human. Professionals cater to humans, or at [...]

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Survey Says — The Winner Is Incumbent Barack Obama You might say I have a magical crystal ball hidden in a dark room. You might say I have the exquisite touch of Nostradamus. You might speculate that I may be gifted when it comes to politics. My response — well not exactly. Let’s take a [...]

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Exxon CEO Says Oil Should Cost $60 To $70 A Barrel Analysis in the mainstream media gets rehashed on a regular basis. You have the so called researchers, writers, educators, and the privileged few who sometimes act as if the public is really beyond any type of understanding. Propaganda and populism are ubiquitous as we [...]

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Billionaire-Hedge-Fund-Loopholes The online press is singeing with the hottest story of the day. The Republican party is willing to hold out on the debt ceiling and risk going into financial default, because of the unwillingnness to close tax loopholes for the wealthiest on Wall Street. John Boehner will say publicly on television that the rich [...]

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America Needs Healing And Not Just Rhetoric President Bill Clinton is a very astute politician, and arguably one of the brightest in our time. That being said, he is starting to seem tired and some of his rhetoric just doesn’t make sense anymore. Clinton thinks Obama shouldn’t blink on the debt ceiling (CNN International). Since [...]

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The Little House On The Prairie That Offers The Slogan “Yes We Can” The famous Ugland House is reported to be the home, or mailbox if you prefer, of almost 19,000 international businesses, nearly half of them from the United States. In the Cayman Islands, some of the world’s largest corporations channel trillions of dollars, [...]

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CNN Poll: Another Great Depression Likely in Next 12 Months? CNN asked 1,015 Americans a few questions on June 3-7, 2011. The hard hitting questions and the tell-tale answers reveal what the true state of the economy is and what the American people think of it. But you probably won’t hear this on the evening broadcast. [...]

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Current Steel Economic Trends Steel is an economic barometer of progress. Steel has slowly been replaced by plastics and synthetics in some vital areas of construction. But steel is still a very good economic indicator of how countries are progressing in a global market. Steel is a basic staple in the economy. Who ranks at the [...]

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Governor Cuomo Says New York Has A Spending Problem Up to 9800 workers in New York state could see layoffs starting as soon as June 15th, 2011. Labor concessions are not yet finished, so the number could be less than that. Governor Andrew Cuomo hopes to save the state $450 million with budget cuts. The [...]

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Unicorns Fly. Congress Stops Corporate Welfare. Right. DIALOGUE – May 12, 2011 Sen. Rockefeller: How much profit on a barrel of oil do you have to make to not be needful, of these subsidies that we think you don’t need, but you say your life depends on? At some point you know, you wouldn’t need [...]

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