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• Weekly Unemployment Benefits Tumble

  May 23, 2013 at 9:11am

  I started saving the reported jobs numbers each week. It’s amazing to see how these numbers are manipulated. They are projected or estimated numbers showing a drop which are then revised up behind the scenes. Then since the numbers were revised up they will pat their backs for the next bogus number to come out showing a drop.

  2 weeks ago we had a drop which put new applicants at 324,000. Now we have 16,000 more people and yet again its a drop. A month ago we had, you guessed it, a drop down to 339,000. Yada yada

• IRS Accused of Stealing 60 Million Medical Records That Could Include Every Calif. State Judge and Hollywood Execs

  May 17, 2013 at 8:53am

  In reply to Seagal45.

  I sad the same thing years ago… years.. so sad

• Math Prof. Who ‘Forced’ Students to Sign ‘Vote for President Obama’ Pledge Fired

  April 17, 2013 at 5:07pm

  So either she was politically motivated or an idiot. Solid argument on her end.

• Police Discover Kansas City Homeless Living in Subterranean City — and the Images Are Amazing

  April 11, 2013 at 3:29pm

  I was wondering what happened to the occupy crowd…

• The End of Gun Control, or Anarchy? See The Chilling Possibilities Created By 3D Printed Guns

  January 18, 2013 at 8:41am

  In reply to EngineerPatriot.

  For those who say you can’t 3d print a gun, that is a bit shortsighted. Sure with plastics available today it would be a stretch but give it 5 years as many new plastics / composites (or even old ones) become available to the average consumer. Just in the 5 years I’ve followed home 3d printing I have been amazed at the advancements. Heck even the usage carbon fiber is becoming more commonplace. To say this wont trickle into the hands of hobbyists is ignorant. As for metal printing, who is to say someone won’t devise a way to powder print and heat treat later (at home not commercially).

• Giant ‘Ring of Life’ Being Constructed in China — But What For?

  November 16, 2012 at 12:34pm

  If this were to be constructed in New York the construction cost would easily go from $16m to $16b.

• Manhattan Goes Dark: See the Stunning Photos of NY Under Water

  October 30, 2012 at 10:08am

  In reply to Inexiledan.

  You are so right. I live right in Brooklyn (we are here right now) and we were very lucky. No problems. The people here don’t prepare at all. All they buy is beer, chips and liquor. If this really went downhill this area would fall into anarchy real fast. Heck, people loot on a normal Monday night so I can only imagine how crazy it would get without power and police control.

• Supreme Court: ‘Obamacare’ Constitutional

  June 28, 2012 at 11:21pm

  Ugh ive spent the better part of my evening arguing useless points to the facebookies on this article.

  Im quite frustrated.

  http://www.usatoday.com/money/industries/health/story/2012-06-28/health-care-ruling-whats-next/55900370/1?fb_comment_id=fbc_10150988578064356_22750195_10150988623814356

• ‘Revolution Against TV’: WSJ Profiles Success of GBTV

  March 15, 2012 at 1:37pm

  This makes no sense. All I’ve been told is you “can’t” start a business on your own. You “can’t” start without help from someone. You “can’t” because its impossible. I’ve even met a few people who question the shear idea of ambition (I still am stuck in NYC).

  Ha. I enjoy hearing your success each day and I hope every last liberal, who has ZERO belief in people, cringes with each new subscriber. This is another small reason I still have hope for this country. Its the reason I will be running many of my own businesses in the near future and I will not listen to the democrats who tell me its not possible.

  Bravo to you and everyone who supports you.