> Trade Deal Tug of War | Nightly Business Report | PBS Do You Want Roses, or Cocaine, for Valentine’s Day? Me, I would much rather have neither. Did you ever wonder where those roses came from? I thought they were grown here, in the United States, in greenhouses. I should have known better. My…
>2010 US Census News & Data USA Today does an superb job of keeping the literate portions of the American population apprised of demographic changes occurring in the United States. I really have to commend the paper and their authors on educating America citizens. New Census 2010 data is slowly but surely entering into the…
> Sudan, from CIA World Factbook Sudan Leader to Accept Secession of South This July, 2011, the continent of Africa, and the world, will gain a new state. Barring any further controversy, conflict, civil war, the country of Sudan will divide into two separate countries. I have no idea what these countries will be named.…
>Young Americans Increasingly Diverse, Census Finds Actually, the title of this article should read, “America is Less White Than 10 Years Ago.” Something like that. That American is less White than in the past should come as no surprise. White America reflects the same lack of population growth that Europe is experiencing. White America is…
>America’s Richest Small Towns – Yahoo! Real Estate: “ Articles like these make great geography fodder. Where are the most expensive small towns in America? Most are found in New York state, followed by a small number in California. Following the money trail. Where do the leaders of business live and work? New York, close…
>Fiat reintroduces itself to U.S. with 500 model – USATODAY.com: “ I completely understand why Americans are so reticent to divest themselves of large cars and trucks. Our country has been built on individuality, on attempting to keep governments in check, individual freedoms, being able to set our own course. How dare anyone come and…
>Early this morning, I watched, “The Social Network.” Beside being a great movie, the dialogue, to those really paying attention, offers viewers some clues as to why striving to achieve more is imperative. For those that have seen the movie, remember near the beginning, when Mark Z. is talking with his girlfriend about the number…
>China’s lock on market for rare earth elements: Why it matters – CSMonitor.com: “ This article is from October 2010, Christian Science Monitor. The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) also has a good, albiet not-free, article on rare earth metals. See, nearly everything fun and good in the world, from your iPod,…
>We all do this in our own best interest. We go to school, study subjects like Animal Health, Business, Chemistry. We study subjects we either like and think we can make a living at, simply like, or subjects we may not like much but know we are pretty good at because we know we can…
>Frustration at the nearsightedness of the Republican Party and the Tea Party has pushed me into a literary corner, and writing about the not-so-obvious flaws in their respective platforms is the only way out of the corner. Republicans and Tea Party supporters are fond of announcing that they are against “Big Government,” and “over-regulation,” and…
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