What Is Maintenance Margin?
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The Economics of Bicycling to Work
about 4 days ago - No comments
FMF reader Brad sent me the following email a couple weeks ago: I bike to work 2 to 3 days per week during the summer and occasionally (if it’s reasonably dry and warm) in the other months. I’ve analyzed this many times, and here are, in my view, the pros and cons (both financial and [...]
Six Benefits of Taking a Reverse Mortgage in Canada
about 1 week ago - No comments
While reverse mortgages are controversial, they are becoming increasingly popular in Canada. It’s a plan that gives older Canadians greater financial security. A reverse mortgage is a type of home loan that allows homeowners to convert a part of the equity in their home into cash. Through this mortgage, the homeowners in Canada can obtain [...]
Here Are The 5 Reasons Why This Sovereign Debt Crisis Really Is Different
about 1 week ago - No comments
Edward Chancellor of GMO LLC has a breakdown of why this sovereign debt crisis is different in his latest white paper. His explanation is that the biggest difference is that the debt problem is in developed economies. He argues that this changes the dynamics of what we usually assume about sovereign debt. Click here to [...]
An Economic Recovery With High Unemployment Isn’t So Crazy If Laid-Off Workers Weren’t Producing Anything To Start With
about 1 week ago - No comments
Over and over we see people wonder how the U.S. economy can grow despite very high unemployment. We’re told that growth can’t be sustained with so many people out of work, and that eventually we need to see new job creation. But what if many of the laid-off workers weren’t producing anything to begin with? [...]
PPT Stuck In Line To Purchase iTimberrrrr App For iPhone 4
about 1 month ago - 2 comments
The sudden and dramatic absence of the Liberty 33 folks can only be explained by their realization that there’s an app for market crashes. Alas, they have to wait in line like every other Steve Jobs fanatic. That’s the only explanation one can come up with to explain why the market is plunging. Nothing else [...]
Why Homes Are Now The Cheapest Since 1968
about 1 month ago - 3 comments
Last week we pointed out how U.S. mortgage rates had hit the lowest level ever in recorded history (going back to 1971). Further along that meme, Paul Kasriel of Northern Trust believes that the implication of record low mortgage rates is that homes have become undervalued. That’s because the monthly financing cost of paying down [...]
G20 Officially Reveals Its Total Pointlessness
about 1 month ago - No comments
Did you actually expect the G20 conference in Toronto to produce some kind of real “solution” to the budget/spending/debt issues vexing the world’s developed nations? The WSJ has the perfect explanation of what just happened: With each side pushing, the U.S., and Europe cut what a U.S. official called a “combo deal.” The U.S. agreed [...]
Right Now Both Gold And U.S. Treasuries Are On Fire, But One Must Ultimately Get Slammed (GLD)
about 1 month ago - 2 comments
The last three months have seen a perplexing correlation in asset markets — both gold and U.S. treasuries have been rallying. Gold’s recent performance, as represented by the SPDR Gold ETF ‘GLD’ below: The U.S. ten-year treasury yield is shown below, remember that this falling yield represents a rally in bond prices: Longer-term, gold is [...]
This Chart Should Have Tipped You Off That New Housing Starts Were Going To Be A Disaster
about 1 month ago - 1 comment
If you didn’t anticipate the major disappointment in new housing starts, then you probably weren’t paying attention to this chart: lumber futures. No explanation needed. Join the conversation about this story »
A Quick Glance At The Apple iPhone
about 1 month ago - No comments
With Apple revealing the new iPhone 4, I thought I would summarize some of the key new features of this new smartphone. Go to Source
about 4 months ago
We're all unique in our own way. Some of us are open books but others need you to turn the pages.
about 4 months ago
You will need to build one for your own equipment. Each type needs a separate time and use cycle. You also need to comply with your state L&I and OSHA compliance. You might try those web sites for suggestions and maybe a program from them or a training site for a safety maintenance log would help.
Good luck, there is so much gear in use by each contractor on every job site that it is demanding under taking. You might find some suggestions from a ship maintenance log on how that is set up. You'll need to include the manufacturers recommended scedule.
Your attempt is good, but unless you have a check in and check out tool room many of the small hand tools and battery operated units will not get tracked. Maybe a bar code reader and barcodes on each item will help.
about 4 months ago
1) This is under decoration and remodeling why?
2) Glasses are slowly going out of style.
3) Their easier to forget.
4) Contacts aren't noticable.
5) And you want them, it will make you happy
about 3 months ago
Aggression comes in many forms, most often based in fear or anxiety. It could be a result of learned behavior from bad experiences as a kitten or it could be that a cat is more easily aroused and gets his adrenaline going.
It could also be his inability to read social or environmental cues so he treats things that are safe as threatening.
Much of it is probably genetic as we can breed for docility in animals. It may be a combination of hormones and neurotransmitters and other things we don't really know enough about.
about 1 month ago
Sounds like things got a little out of control in your classroom. Is this your first year?