Is the housing bust over? You would think so since the media hasn't talked about it in several years. But if you look at the homeownership rate, the housing bust appears to be bigger than ever.
While homewonership rates in all age ranges are dropping, it is especially pronounced in the younger generation.
We are at war with ISIL in Syria and Iraq. Homeland Security considers America jihadists that return from the middle east to be enemies and "major threats".
But what about when they aren't from the United States? What about if they go to Ukraine instead?
We, now, are in the days of darkness.
All: of lost. No: anywhere: light. Stasis: uber alles. Limbo: all. Of consciousness: complete cessation. Stopped. Nothing: nothing. At all. Even time: ceased to be.
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For we are in the days between September 3rd and September 14th.
Computer-like devices are everywhere these days. We often don't even realize that they are computers, and that's why computer security isn't all that important to us. More importantly, security isn't important to the large corporations making those products either.
For instance, luxury cars:
Of all the belligerents in the current middle east conflict, the Kurds are the easiest to sympathize with and understand.
Their political parties are usually the most progressive of the region, sometimes dramatically more progressive.
So what's the harm in backing them? Simple put, all of the neighboring countries distrust the Kurds.
"Never in the history of the world was such an exhibition, where with all the prejudices existing against the black man, when the white wage-earners of New Orleans would sacrifice their means of livelihood to defend and protect their colored fellow workers. With one fell swoop the economic barrier of color was broken down."
- AFL leader Samuel Gompers
[The 1946 coal strike] is the most momentous event in the country's peacetime history."
- Evansville Courier, 1946
When most people think of labor unrest in America they think of the 1930's, or the various major strikes of the 19th Century. The fact is that no year, before or since, saw so many strikes, and such a large percentage of people on strike, or so many industries effected by strikes, as 1946.
Never before had labor unions flexed so much muscle.
When they started to make M*A*S*H*, I thought, "Good. Bob got a little break there. He'll deliver this film, put a few bucks in his pocket, and get out of debt."
I go out to the set, it was like the third day, and there he is with this picture of the Last Supper in his hand, and he's laughing at it.
I'm thinking, "Jesus, now it's going to be blasphemy, and they won’t want to release it."
Most people know that 23 states have legal medical marijuana and four states have legal recreational marijuana (Ohio will vote on legal pot this November).
What most people don't know is that Central and South American countries, the ones who have suffered the most violence from drug prohibition, are moving far ahead of us in the fight to end this costly and losing war.
