When Led Zeppelin recorded the iconic guitar driven “Whole Lotta Love”, the drums had to be right. “For the song to work as this panoramic audio experience, I needed Bonzo [drummer John Bonham] to really stand out, so that every stick stroke sounded clear and you could really feel them. If the drums were recorded […]
Washington Should Simply Shed the Burden of Europe’s Defense
Cato Institute’s Doug Bandow lays out an obvious choice for America.
Tokyo Stocks Plummet 14% in one Week as Gold Jumps
Despite continued rapid money creation in japan, stock prices are pulling back. Meanwhile gold has jumped back over $1,400/ounce in early morning trading reports the Wall Street Journal.
Killing Small Business Employment and Earnings the Obamacare Way
Obamacare is a train-wreck already as small businesses see huge cost spikes ahead.
Norway Sees Knowledge-Based Industry as the Future
Technology isn’t only about start-ups and IPOs. The future of technology in Norway could hinge on its relationship with oil and gas companies.
Obama, Increasing the Nation’s Distrust of Government
As the pressure of the scandals build-up, so does the arrogance.
You Can Now Search Government Spending by Zip Code
Go to www.openthebooks.com or get the “app” using your phone by searching “open the books” in your App Store. You will have at your finger-tips a map of how your dollars are being wasted by the government.
What’s the Most Lucrative Song?
The 27th Margaritaville opened last week in Atlantic City. Keenan Mayo reports at Bloomberg Businessweek:
Hello! It’s Pretty Simple: Jobs Work
You can continue to add big jobs to the list of big things to love about big Texas. In yet another report, this one from the American Legislative Exchange Council, Texas ranked number one over the last decade in jobs and economic growth.
An Unlimited and Arrogant Government
You are not a customer, you are a citizen. The IRS scandal is not about bad customer service. It’s about government that’s too big. Citizens are voting with their feet and moving to states, like Texas, where they’re well treated. As Matthew Continetti writes at the Weekly Standard:
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