Dec 05
These are all very big issues requiring equally big solutions and presumably requiring some form of central planning.
The Messers Friedman and Mandelbaum have written a wonderfully articulated, excellently organized, and very informative book. The trouble is that they have pretty much altogether missed the point. The future of America will not be decided by how we tackle any one, or four, or any hundred particular issues. The future of the U.S. will be decided by how well we understand who we are, how we got here, and how effectively we tap into the fundamental operating system at work here for more than 250 years.
In other words, our future will be decided by us with the same tools we used to define our past.
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Dec 03
Most homeowners believe a home inspection provides valuable information that helps them avoid home maintenance problems and save money, according to a recent survey by Harris Interactive and the American Society of Home Inspectors. Seven out of ten homeowners surveyed say the home inspection on their current home helped them avoid potential problems with their home, and almost two-thirds (64%) say they saved money in the long run because the inspection uncovered minor issues that could be easily remedied.
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Dec 03
On a personal note, I would like to thank all you readers for the kind and encouraging words, suggestions, comments, corrections, and photos of hunky single (rich) men. On the days when Id rather look anywhere but a computer screen it keeps me inspired. Truly. May you find your fortune through flow and peace through gratitude.
1) Tax tales from Amandas file
Its been a while since Ive written about taxes. If youre sick of hearing about my rants skip to number two but book mark the links first. If not, heres a little tax tale to amuse.
This morning I spent close to two hours on the phone with the Canada Revenue Agency trying make sense of my messy tax situation which for a year lay dormant because the international tax office lost my file. Read more…
Dec 03
MOSCOW, Dec 3 () – Mikhail Khodorkovsky is in prison not far from the Arctic Circle, but the story of the former oil tycoon who fell out with Vladimir Putin is being told near the Kremlin before Russia’s parliamentary election on Sunday.
Ten months after a successful opening at the Berlin International Film Festival in February, German director Cyril Tuschi’s documentary ‘Khodorkovsky’ had its Russian premiere on Friday night at a central Moscow movie theatre.
The showing at the opening of Moscow’s Artdocfest film festival marked a milestone in a somewhat rocky road for the film, which was reported stolen twice in the weeks preceding its Berlin premiere.
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Nov 25
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At present Home Depot Inc is the biggest American home improvement retailer which offers products and services for construction as well as home improvement through more than 2200 stores, some of them lying far beyond the boundaries of its country of origin. I
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Nov 24
The Chancellor will this week identify almost 10,000 British companies that are “the real of engine of growth” and set out plans in the latest phase of his Growth Review to champion the best and “professionalise” the rest.
In an admission that Government support for companies is too polarised between the small and the very large, George Osborne is expected to say during his Autumn Statement that mid sized companies – Britain’s equivalent of Germany’s Mittelstand – have been neglected by Whitehall for too long.
He wil
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