I just finished upgrading my TwitterFeed, after finishing rebuilding my blog site, after upgrading my diastase to a newer version, so that WP would allow me to upgrade WP to the latest version, after having backed up all my files. GOD, am I glad that this time I backed up first.
The Upgrading Blues.
Posted: 28th July 2011 by Mike Trent in UncategorizedTags: Blog, Database, TwitterFeed, Upgrade
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Reading List
Posted: 25th July 2011 by Mike Trent in BooksTags: death, gravity, justice, Know It All, Lost Symbol, moon, Mythology, Science, Space, time, understanding
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My Reading List (not complete, but trying.) This list does not include text books, reference books, programming books or training manuals. This list does not imply that I particularly liked the book or am recommending the books that appear in my reading list. One day I will add a brief evaluation or rating system, just not today.
Let’s Get The Economy Going
Posted: 4th June 2011 by Christopher Saikes in Current Affairs, PoliticsTags: corporations, demand side economics, democracy, dollars, economy, GOP, government, middle class, supply side economics, tax, vote, wealthy
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I am so tired of hearing the GOP continually claiming that the wealthy and corporations need tax cuts to create jobs. If I manufacture widgets and no one is buying them, no amount of tax-breaks will cause me to create more jobs. Demand creates jobs, no mater the tax rate. I have been but a whisper in the wind as I try to promote what I refer to as “Demand Side” economics as opposed to Supply Side. Raise rates on the upper tiers and lower the taxes on those that actually create jobs by creating “Demand” by “Purchasing” products and services, the middle class.
How I Survived My Financial Nightmare and How You Can Too/Part 6
Posted: 29th May 2011 by D-Ray in Finance, Life Style, Health & Diet, UncategorizedTags: Bankruptcy, dollar, Finance, true measure, understanding
Okay, so you’ve been through the bankruptcy hearing and answered all of the questions honestly. Now, it is time to show how patient you can be, because you will have to wait 60 days for your bankruptcy to be “discharged”. I am sure this is so the court can check all of your answers and make sure everything is the truth. Of course, during this time no creditors will bother you. So just hang in there; it will happen.