Credit cards are the crack cocaine of the financial world
In an article that appeared today in the Financial Post, it was suggested that “poor people” as they called them do not spend money. Nothing can be further from the truth. Specifically, and referencing my August 21st, 2010 post below, credit card debt is at a staggering level in which low income earners are the … Read more
The Kodak picture fades to black from self-inflicted wounds
The really sad part is that Kodak was actually the first to develop a viable digital imaging platform – I was involved in converting their first continuous tone printer from military to commercial use. To their detriment, and because they were raking in huge profits from film they viewed the emergence of digital imaging as … Read more
Is Fox News’ Cupcake Kelly’s shot at Newsweek’s Sullivan a case of the pot calling the kettle black?
So here you have it again, yet another elitist “professional” journalist calling into question a blogger’s credentials. I am of course talking about Fox News’ Megyn Kelly who in criticizing the recent Newsweek cover story which asked “Why Are Obama’s Critics So Dumb,” questioned the credentials of its author Andrew Sullivan. Specifically Kelly, on a … Read more
Higher Ed This Month Breaking News Story . . . Romney Controversial Support of Orlando College and Apple’s eTextbook
While the new Higher Ed This Month Show on Blog Talk Radio is scheduled to air live the last Thursday of every month, we also know that sometimes the world of higher education doesn’t work on a set time schedule in terms of developing news. So when I received an e-mail from eCampus News Assistant … Read more
The History of Money
The best things in life are free But you can keep them for the birds and bees Now give me money Note: the following is another guest post was written by James Lander, a writer for the couponing site, Couponing.com; they provide a variety of coupons and offer couponing tips and techniques. Money has been around … Read more
Guest Author Post: Simple Ways to Live Within Your Means
Guest Post: This post was written by James Lander. You can view more of Lander’s work at Couponing.com, a site dedicated to saving consumers money. What does it mean to live within your means? Quite simply it means spending less than you are making. Some might question how you can accomplish such a thing, especially … Read more
Release of Gretzy Family’s Début Album During Christmas Very Exciting
Wow . . . did you see the cover shot from the Gretzy Family’s new album?! Traditionalists all the way through, the Great Ones’ are assuming poses reminiscent of the memorable family bands from the past such as the Cowsills . . . While I haven’t had the chance to actually listen to any of … Read more
eCampus News’ Denny Carter to become a regular guest on PI Window’s Higher Ed This Month Show
Last week’s interview with Assistant Editor from eCampus News Denny Carter, in which we discussed what 2012 holds for the higher education sector, provided a number of potentially noteworthy revelations. You can listen to the on-demand broadcast by clicking the eCampus logo below. As a follow-up to this broadcast, I am pleased to announce that Denny … Read more

























By making the Ener1 bankruptcy a political issue, the press is missing the real story regarding stock fraud and our continuing reliance on fossil fuels
Rather than go into a long dissertation in which I provide my usual in depth analysis, I am going to take a page from Seth Godin’s blog and reduce today’s post to a few quick and easy to grasp sound bites, as I believe that it is truly important to get beyond the trees and … Read more
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