Describing it as a developing story, Fox News Channel’s Bret Baier just reported that President Barack Obama was briefed today about “the next big financial shoe to drop” — commercial real estate. It dovetails perfectly with what I reported nine months ago in a post, Trendwatcher: ‘Crash of ‘09? Will Be Worst Ever, and portends [...]
Commercial Real Estate Next Big ‘Shoe to Drop’
October 16th, 2009 · 2 Comments
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Obama Stimulus Plan MIGHT Create Jobs
February 24th, 2009 · 2 Comments
After reading about military doctors using new magnetic technology to treat patients for depression, I realized immediately that President Barack Obama’s so-called “Economic Stimulus Plan” just might create jobs — albeit in a back-door fashion. In much the same way as tanning beds became all the rage back in the early ’80s, I predict this [...]
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Black Friday Deals Offered to Help Economy
November 26th, 2008 · No Comments
Black Friday sales are generating quite a bit of buzz this year, what with news media outlets focused on the prospect of another economic depression as “imminent.” As my small contribution to helping stimulate the economy, I offer the following links to retailers with web sites offering Black Friday sales information: Amazon, Bass Pro Shops, [...]
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Ranks of Depressed Service Members Likely to Soar
October 6th, 2008 · No Comments
Military installations worldwide will offer free, anonymous mental health self-assessments to individuals who may be struggling with depression in recognition of National Depression Screening Day® Friday. Using a Martha Stewartism, I must say, “That’s a good thing!” Not so good, however, is the likelihood that annual costs of such worldwide screening efforts will skyrocket if [...]
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It’s Time to Hold Elected Officials Accountable
September 26th, 2008 · 4 Comments
A story from my father’s self-published autobiography, Some Events in One Life: Mine!, illustrates my contention that, if ever there was a time for Americans to stop behaving like sheep and start holding their elected officials accountable, that time is now. The brief story below is true and based upon my father’s life on a [...]
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Obama Stoking Fears Amidst Economic Crisis
September 20th, 2008 · 4 Comments
Barack Obama is out on the campaign trail stoking fears that another Great Depression, complete with bread lines and high unemployment, is just around the bend. While the financial crisis is indeed serious, the differences between the economy of the 1930s and today are vast. BREAD LINES In a piece earlier this year for the [...]
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‘Bipolar Bear Disorder’ Cases Expected to Increase
August 5th, 2008 · No Comments
Bipolar bear disorder is a new and unexpected bi-product of a contentious legal battle over the protected status of polar bears. Sadly, the number of polar bears being diagnosed with this affliction is expected to increase precipitously over the coming months, according to experts on the syndrome who spoke to Bob McCarty Writes on condition [...]
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