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Fiscal Irresponsibility
“Do I need it?”
“Will I use it?”
“Can I afford it?”
That is how I have managed my life’s finances.
There are obviously times during one’s life when we buy things that we don’t really need but those are what makes life fun. These are the frivolous items that we buy or the trips that we take […]
June 23rd, 2008 | Posted in Energy, Environment, Truth, ethics, junk science, responsibility | No Comments
Black Plastic (Polyethylene)
During my recent travels I drove along a highway in western Florida where some road construction was underway in the median strip.
It was a four-lane Interstate highway with the wide median strip the level of which was below the center of the highway lanes.
During the last decade it seems that no one is […]
June 15th, 2008 | Posted in Environment, Finance, Humor, Politics, junk science | 5 Comments
One last comment.
If everyone seems to know that corn biofuel costs more to produce than the equivalent energy available from gasoline, that it requires fertilizers that pollute water, that by displacing wheat production it is causing all food prices to increase, why is corn production being subsidized?
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February 15th, 2008 | Posted in Energy, Finance, Politics, ethics, junk science, survival | 4 Comments
This supports my commentary regarding traces of lead in paint on toys coming in from China.
(Please see my previous post, “Toys and Lead”)
I have just read an article that appeared January 22nd, on NEWSMAX HEALTH.
I feel that it is important to spread this information because many home remedies from Latin American countries and India use […]
January 22nd, 2008 | Posted in Child Care, Education, Environment, Health, Parenting, Poverty, Safety, junk science, responsibility, society, survival | 3 Comments
The most significant issue regarding children today is the possibility of children choking on small toy pieces and lead paint on toys. Parents are eager to start their children on literary and artistic careers early in life. There seems to be no problem with giving a 2 year old a box of colored pencils with […]
December 8th, 2007 | Posted in Child Care, Environment, Fear, Health, Parenting, Politics, Uncategorized, ethics, junk science, responsibility, society, survival | 1 Comment