Press statement released by the Cuban delegation to the round of migration talks with the United States ON July 17, 2013, the migration talks were resumed between the delegations of the United States and Cuba which were headed by Edward Alex Lee, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemis[...]
Archive for July, 2013
DRUDGE: what happened to global warming?
Click image for a link from DRUDGE or click these: ALL-TIME HIGH TEMPS COULD BE SMASHED... DEATH VALLEY 129... VEGAS TO 117... [...]
July 27th, 2013 - 4:16 am § in Misc.
PRESIDENT ROMNEY: Protecting the horses
President Romney has announced that Ann Romney will be going to Russia to join President Putin for International Wild Horse Week. The first lady and the Russian President will ride local horses to celebrate the event at Arkaim, a city in southern Russia near where it is believed the ancestor of all [...]
July 26th, 2013 - 4:07 am § in The Ave Scene
Packing People Into Seattle
Why Live in Seattle If It Is A Sardine Can?[...]
July 25th, 2013 - 12:19 pm § in The Ave Scene
Google HUGELY One Ups Apple, Leaves Balmer in the Blues
Read about Google’s new $35 dollar device. This is a killer app for Google .. they may take over your living room … access to TV over the web, simple plug in device! The only trouble? GETTING ONE. At this price everyone is sold out … Amazon., Best Buy, and the Google store li[...]
Is Free Trade Good For US . part 2.
In response to Norm My point us the same. Protectionism raises cost on everything workers buy while encouraging capital flight. How do you feel about Japanese protectionism or french protectionism. Do you think THEIR workers benefit.from the absurd prices for rice and wheat? As for Korean and Ja[...]
Commentary by Norm: Is Free Trade Good For Us? Pt. 3.
Continuing the thread about free trade Auto workers in Japan and Germany have been paid more than UAW workers in this country have for more than three decades. Your suspicions are flat out wrong. The problem with the cost of building US cars is primarily, tho not exclusively, the cost of worker [...]