Archive for March 14th, 2009

When I lived in West Virginia, I was fortunate enough to work for a company that provided business health insurance. They were family operated and family oriented and considered it part of their obligation to their employees. They wanted to treat them as “family.” They were paying through the nose for workers comp, but they [...]

I told you the other day some Tips for Publishing on Kindle. I’m glad to tell you that today, I’ve already sold my first book on Kindle! Woo hoo! I’ve got another project still being “published” after the 72 hours they say it takes to publish something. I have no idea why. Perhaps it’s too [...]

How free are you? How much does the government intrude into your life? A new report measures the relative freedom available to people in all 50 states. You can read it here. Of course there are trade offs. You could live with near absolute freedom in some ways in Alaska. But how would you make [...]

Check out The Rise of the Underground Economy. Bottom line? This is what they really would say if they were honest – 1. Economists looked down on the unregulated, unlicensed markets of the world because they worked at state funded institutions and regulated markets, essentially, paid their salaries. Unregulated markets know economists and weather forecasters [...]