Health Care Reform Bill Does Little to Fix Real Problems
First off, it’s not especially easy to figure out exactly what’s in the new healthcare reform bill. Choices are either trying to decipher the legal speak of the thousand plus page bill itself, or trying to find consensus on the summary points among all the biased reporting.
For the most part it seems to add a [...]
Is Gexa Energy Price Gouging?
Decide for yourself after reading this. It started when I opened the monthly electric bill and found it to be over $600. This was about twice the largest bill ever, so it got my attention. Upon investigation I noticed usage was up – no surprise as it had been cold in December, but the real [...]
Signs Of The Times
No one can possibly be unaware we’re in a tough economic time, either through job loss, financial loss, or just from the news. What I find interesting are the more subtle indicators and things that don’t make the news.
Like my dentist office where normally, appointments are stacked up through the day and missing one means waiting [...]
Government Shocks Financial Institutions & Offers Hope To Defaulters With Large Mortgages
At the State Opening of parliament this week, the Prime Minister offered a very condensed Queen’s Speech. Indeed it contained only 14 bills. That’s the smallest number of proposed bills for many years. He said that it was his aim and desire to concentrate almost the entirity of the coming session of parliament on the [...]
Looking For A Job In London
The global economy has sunk in a very alarming state over the past year or so. Many businesses of different scales, banks and other financial institutions have already shut down and filed bankruptcy as a consequence of our present economic situation.
New graduates and the college or university student population in general are anxious about what [...]
Are We Nearing the End of the Subprime Follies?
About a year ago, I started writing about what I saw to be looming problems in the mortgage industry. Check out my related posts on The Real Problem With Subprime Loans and this mortgage come-on in  Mortgage Madness – Homebuyers Beware.
Within a few short months, things really started downhill and had tanked pretty well by the end [...]
MDI’s Air Powered Car – The Future is Here!
This car runs on nothing but air, reaches speeds of nearly 70 mph, and runs for 125 miles before needing a recharge that takes a whole 3 minutes. Yes the car is for real, and expected to be available in showrooms as soon as August 2008.
The man behind the Air Car is Guy Negre, who [...]
Tata Motors Nano – World’s Cheapest Car!
Would you drive one?
Just unveiled at the Delhi Auto Expo by the Indian car manufacturer Tata Motors Ltd  is the “Nano†– the world’s cheapest car.
Touted as the means of bringing car ownership to millions, it is aimed at the country’s 65 million scooter riders who are currently unable to afford a car.
According to reports, [...]
How Airport TSA Rules Affect Brand Loyalty
For those who may not have attempted airline travel recently, this has to do with the ever-changing rules foisted on travelers by the Transportation Safety Administration (TSA). Specifically the requirements regarding personal care items that may not be included in carry-on luggage.  Â
As of this writing you can’t bring aboard any liquids, gels or aerosols in [...]
Adams Golf Club Driver
After finally conceding I’m never going to play enough golf to get as good as I’d like to be, I broke down and got an over-sized driver as a shortcut way to improve my game. Yes, late to the dance, but hey the driver I had was still serviceable and I’m frugal (okay, cheap). Anyway, [...]
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