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Let There be Jobs...
Written by
Luke Burgess
Posted July 8, 2005
As the US economy prepares for the season’s fourth hurricane today, stocks surged on the latest job creation report.
H 2 Oh no!
Written by
Brian Hicks
Posted July 8, 2005
It’s been well over two years that I’ve been talking to my readers about the impending oil shortage.
Profit Validation for a Fast Food Nation
Written by
Jeff Siegel
Posted July 6, 2005
So here’s the million dollar question… Less than a decade ago, did you ever expect that one day you’d walk into a McDonalds and find illuminated ads for green salads, organic dressings and yogurt with fruit and granola?
July 4th Weekend
Written by
Brian Hicks
Posted July 5, 2005
We hosted another 4th of July cookout this year. But this time we hosted my wife’s side of the family. The Ng’s. The Chinese.
First it's Canadian Oil...
Written by
Luke Burgess
Posted July 5, 2005
First it’s Canadian Oil. Now it’s Canadian Uranium. As we’ve said before, China is becoming a major competitor in the continuing struggle for energy and resources.
Free Trade, Globalization, and National Security
Written by
Luke Burgess
Posted June 30, 2005
The United States has had a long history of supporting free trade. As a stanch capitalist, I support free trade whole heartily.
Water Scarcity
Written by
Brian Hicks
Posted June 29, 2005
You already know I’m bullish on water. And you know that my regular readers were in water early. But even though we’ve already realized some fantastic gains in the sector, it’s still early days.
Okay, Panic
Written by
Brian Hicks
Posted June 28, 2005
We’ve been warning you for months that this could quickly become the summer of fear and loathing as energy grids, pushed to the limits, are forced into rolling blackouts.
One thing is for sure: It'll Change
Written by
Brian Hicks
Posted June 27, 2005
I’m currently in a running debate with a political science professor from a local university. He teaches Presidential history at the same university I attended graduate school for public policy studies.
Mad Cow vs. the American Carnivore
Written by
Jeff Siegel
Posted June 27, 2005
A second case of mad cow was confirmed on U.S. soil Friday when tests revealed a cow, previously cleared of the illness, was in fact contaminated. Though cattle futures were not adversely affected today.
'High risk' of WMD attack within the decade
Written by
Luke Burgess
Posted June 23, 2005
I’ve felt for some time that nuclear proliferation, particularly into third world and rogue nations, is inevitable.
Summer Solstice
Written by
Brian Hicks
Posted June 22, 2005
The summer Solstice has arrived… the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere. And with it, water usage spikes.
