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Archive for October, 2011

-- Featured Comments -- Well, I have watched my diet all my life since I am borderline diabetic and unfortunately I now discover I have a heart problem, bad valve. Food had nothing to do with my heart problem. So I am 5'4" and weigh 115 pounds. My blood pressure has generally been around 90/60. It has gone up a little since I am now a "seasoned" citizen. I have exercised all my life. You know what? I am sick and tired of the government Read More

-- Featured Comments -- Why now need to use friendlier words, because majority investment return is just disappointing. There are too much smart money in the market chase return(price differences), that the total profit gets diluted so much to each smart money dollar that investment doesn't return as much as before. Because of computers, computation is faster and it is more efficient, cause price difference time frame to shorten, and Read More

-- Featured Comments -- Apart from the fact that Darwin was bitten by a known vector there is absolutely no evidence that he had Chagas' disease. Darwin had symptoms, including heart symptoms, before he sailed and had other symptoms (headache) when ashore, before he was bitten. The seasickness he experienced throughout the voyage was part of his illness. He may have had Helicobacter infection but so did most of the English population Read More

-- Featured Comments -- Thankfully i am a man and do not need to try to find this uncomfortable expensive poorly made junk that women are forced to buy. I have a Polo Outlet store a few miles away. No need to try anything on. Polo Chino pants in the same three colors for 22 years. Also now Men's Wearhouse has Gary Player Chino pants that are even better. Two connectors at the top rather than one to keep them hanging straight. More on Read More

-- Featured Comments -- Balanced life means balanced life, which means time should be allocated, in sufficient quantity, to academics, extracurricular activities such as sport, family together time, travel, and believe it or not, free do-nothing time. Unless your kids show burning need to immerse in something and have the corresponding talent for it, better to have a balanced life than investing everything in the hope that someday he'll Read More

-- Featured Comments -- According to the Social Security Administration, approximately one-third of Americans entering the work force today (3 in 10) will become disabled before they retire. According to the American Payroll Association, 71% of American employees live paycheck to paycheck, without insufficient savings to cushion the financial impact of a disability. A mere 10% of disabling accidents and illnesses are work related. The Read More

-- Featured Comments -- First, and foremost, you are an idiot in the reason and technology department. Ha ha, where do I start? (It's so easy-you are easy.) Of course, current technology will degrade in price (become cheaper). And, by the way, Apple products have a history of maintaining their original value when being re-sold. This is may be my favorite: "It's going to be better next year." Really, Einstein? Of course, it will. If products Read More

-- Featured Comments -- It's not surprising that a teapartyist would say something so obtuse. It is a good thing you are isolated from the economy. Here'a a tidbit from the real America, a place you are manifestly unaquainted with: One million applicants for 62,000 jobs at McDonalds. (http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2011/04/28/one-million-applications-62000-jobs-served-at-mcdonalds/). You teapartyists under George Bush left the country Read More

-- Featured Comments -- The best diet is a diet that is congruent with the human genetic code. The best food for a dog is what dog genes require to express health. The best "food" for a plant is sun, water, and nutrient rich soil. The best food for us is a hunter gatherer diet which is what our genetic code requires. Yes, this consists of plenty of fruits, vegetables, nuts, etc. But it also consists of animal meat.Hey Rick, it sounds Read More

-- Featured Comments -- You clearly have no clue, financially or technically. Book value has no relevance in this context. BP's market cap is over $150 billion, down from nearly $200 billion before April 20th. The events you describe are highly unlikely, in part due to the use of dispersants, in part due to the general dispersion of the oil should it ever reach the Atlantic. The clean-up cost could be $1 billion, or maybe $3 or $4 Read More