I read with interest a rather lengthy and angry comment chain on this recent post from Get Rich Slowly, one of my favorite blogs. Essentially, a guest poster highlighted how she’s outsourced several things in her life that most of us do ourselves ranging from cooking to virtual assistants. I can understand how most people […]
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“Drill-baby-Drill” was the mantra of Sarah Palin’s speeches when she had all that momentum leading up to the dreaded Katie Couric interview where it became evident she was quite clueless in virtually every aspect of foreign policy, governance, finances and energy. Alaska being well-known for little else brought drilling back to the national spotlight and […]
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3 Lessons I Learned from the Greek Riots and Market Panic
The World is a Very Small Place As the New York Times so eloquently envisioned in the Web of Debt infographic, as Greece goes, so does the rest of Europe due to the incestuous relationships of virtually every large bank. And lest we don’t forget, much of Europe, and the rest of the world for […]