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Saturday, January 19, 2013
** Anker Golden AC Adapter + Power Supply Cord for Laptop Acer Aspire: It Is Already Breaking!
Right where the wires that connect the computer to the converter I have a problem. I am already on my second one of these. The first one didn't have this problem, but failed for another reason. This product was very inexpensive, and it is such a shame that it's got this weakness where the shell of the wires is retracting and exposing bare wire that is ripping. Though I have been very careful to pamper this product it is still not enough, and if it fully rips due to how delicate this connection is, I don't think that I will be able to fix it.
Friday, November 30, 2012
Commentary on the USA's Low Birth Rate and the Need For Deregulation
I know that this has affected my
mom's business, and probably my wife's music business. Both of these businessess are driven by children as supply. However, a low birth
rate is probably a sign that woman are foreseeing difficulty in the lives of
potential children that they might bear, such that women are more likely to be
less promiscuous, or even have abortions to prevent future lives of hardship
for their children. The reasons for this perceived hardship are relative to the
debt and other fiscal problems, and in my opinion being careful about having a
child or children seems like the best policy, especially since the fiscal
worries of a nation gone bust for the next generation are very valid.
The best thing that I can see to
combat our fiscal worries is deregulation!
See MoreThursday, November 29, 2012
Mosh Pit Like Wrestlemania
You know what would be a super cool idea: Ultimate Fighting meets Wrestle
Mania except the competitors would have to fight to the song or songs of a
band. It would essentially be formalized
slam dancing. For example, traditional
fighting puts one fighter against another, but in a pit with my idea we could
have 100 fighters all in the same ring and set it to live music. Fighters/Moshers would get paid, but probably
not a huge amount. The question is: How
to determine a winner, or even if a winner should be determined, meaning
agreement to dance would be the reason that you were paid, and for more
valuable players, if we were to see them in the pit, negotiations could be
made.
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
100% positive that we won't go over the fiscal cliff, but 100% in our best interest to do it.
The whole system needs an overhaul. That is only going to
happen if we go over the fiscal cliff. Much in the USA is fundamentally wrong
and it is such that we have screwed ourselves from ever having what is
necessary to have a bull market without major system repair, where we could
safely raise taxes and pay off the debt.
Think of it this way: our government is as a computer. The
operating system is the laws of our country.
However, there is a major problem our computer is not only outdated and
but it has viruses. The system isn’t
running smoothly because it can’t run smoothly.
There are just too many hang ups.
Thus, it is up to us, and I say: Rather than trying to fix a computer that
is outdated and bogged down by viruses. It is time to get rid of the whole
bloomin’ system, and the problem viruses.
Thursday, November 8, 2012
USA’s Financial Problems:The Fiscal Cliff and the Debt Ceiling 2012
The people that know money also know why we are having such a rotten day
according to the stock market. Most people could care less about that. Don’t pay attention to the stock market. It is controlled by insider training. Yesterday it went down, but that is only
temporary because stock traders live to count money and making bubbles is one
way they get to count more of it.
However, there is more to this story: The value of the dollar has also
plummeted for the same reason. This is
something to be concerned about. People
should definitely care about the devaluation of the dollar because it means
that prices are going to go. Likewise,
we haven’t seen any increase in wages, so we should not expect that our
employers will compensate us for the ailing dollar.
There are other ways that the USA will struggle. Each time the debt ceiling is raised, it will
cause panic until one day the government creditors stop giving credit. If nothing is done at this fiscal cliff, the
next one will be twice as bad! Putting
of the problem is as the USA may be compared to an alcoholic, spending itself
into oblivion. Every time we put off our
troubles, they not only get worse; they multiply. The next time the USA credit is downgraded, look
at yourself as a voter. If we don't go
over the fiscal cliff and fall, this type of cliff only gets bigger and bigger.
Better not to dig ourselves further in by raising the debt ceiling.
Monday, November 5, 2012
A Quick Explanation of My Vote: If any should wonder about my thoughts on the Tuesday Election.
1. At the Federal level, I am voting Republican or Independent. This is mainly to help see that we do not put a President with a legislature that is not his party. President Obama has demonstrated inability to work as a bipartisan, which is necessary if we are going to tackle the greatest issue that faces our country in this age, the deficit and debt of the USA!
2. At the State level, I am voting Democrat. In general, I am thrilled as to how things are going in my state. In fact, I believe MA to be the best and greatest state in the union, and we are mostly Democrat. We are an island of greatness in America. I want to continue that tradition by voting for incumbents.
3. This is not to say that voting Democrat is the right thing to do at the state level for other states. Thus, it is such that I believe Republican leadership might be what is best for other states, and I bless them that their voters choice the best choice for their respective state.
2. At the State level, I am voting Democrat. In general, I am thrilled as to how things are going in my state. In fact, I believe MA to be the best and greatest state in the union, and we are mostly Democrat. We are an island of greatness in America. I want to continue that tradition by voting for incumbents.
3. This is not to say that voting Democrat is the right thing to do at the state level for other states. Thus, it is such that I believe Republican leadership might be what is best for other states, and I bless them that their voters choice the best choice for their respective state.
Saturday, October 13, 2012
On Magnitude and Minimum Wage: How Raising Minimum Wage Trivializes the Value of a Dollar
Perhaps,
the most grievous part of our America’s situation is not that the middle and
working class are shrinking, while the ranks of the underclass and the working
poor increase is that there is a total loss of the value of the dollar. For
example, ask a regular someone the difference between $5 and $7 and they will
say two dollars, and not think much of the difference when spending when the
real difference between these is a full 200 units!, pennies that is.
So, the problem is
that 200 pennies are not being spent wisely. That is a lot of units of our
currency. Ask someone the difference between $2 and $202 and he or she will
probably say there is a huge difference. Do you see the problem with this
mentality that disrespects the value of a penny. It is the mentality of a Democrat, and that
has to change if America is to have a bright future. The 99% can't continue on
spending like they are drunk unable to pay respect to the value of a penny.
The fact is that every
time government steps in to raise minimum wage it makes things worse. Because when minimum wage is raised, the
prices of goods also rise. They rose in
my parent’s generation, and they rose in mine.
What is even more worse is that it becomes more difficult to determine
the magnitude of prices when people with less than amazing skills are
calculating how much money they will need at the checkout counter.
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