The Port of Portland shut down by Occupy Portland today only hurts the “99%.”
http://capitalismsaves.com/2011/12/12/occupy-portland-hurts-the-proletariat.aspx
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The Port of Portland shut down by Occupy Portland today only hurts the “99%.”
http://capitalismsaves.com/2011/12/12/occupy-portland-hurts-the-proletariat.aspx
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The current buzz in the political environment is that Donald Trump will be hosting a Newsmax sponsored Republican debate in Iowa on December 27, 2011.
Since this announcement Ron Paul, John Huntsman, and Mitt Romney have decided not to attend the debate. The Ron Paul campaign specifically explained that allowing a “reality star” to host a presidential debate is “beneath the office of the presidency.”
To suggest that “the Donald” is just another reality star shows either a bewildering lack of discernment or a perturbing level of disingenuousness on the part of whoever asserts that perspective (read more).
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When we begin our quest for financial independence we may wonder where to begin. A lot of people are plagued with the flawed belief that financial independence only comes by having a great and marketable idea that can earn a million dollars. While it is true that a person can become very wealthy in the United States this way, it is not the only way, nor is it even the most common way people become wealthy.
Unfortunately more often than not, people who are motivated by the “one good idea” philosophy tend to wind up broke, falling prey to one get rich quick scheme after another. If you have genuinely found a way to earn a lot of money with relative quickness and ease, good for you! But this alone will not make you rich or keep you financially independent, because it is not really about how much you earn. It is about (read more)
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Freemasons
Illuminati
The Denver International Airport
Jews
and more … conspiracy
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I’ve always loved Irish folk music. Amongst my favorite tunes has always been “Finnegan’s Wake.” For those who have not yet viewed my links, you may not know that I am a musician myself who has performed as “Lojah.” Here is a video of me performing “Finnegan’s Wake” at McGuire’s Irish Pub, in Pensacola, Florida with Larry Kernagis of Def Leprechaun.
You can checkout my website here!
Enjoy!
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Lapin, Rabbi Daniel (2010) Thou Shall Prosper: Ten Commandments for Making Money, Second Edition, Hoboken, John Wiley and Sons Inc.
Thou Shall Prosper is a fascinating exploration into wealth creation amongst Jews and the values within Jewish communities that encourage financial success. It is organized into 10 separate chapters, titled commandments in imitation of the Laws given to Moses. Written by Daniel Lapin, an Orthodox Jewish Rabbi motivated by a desire to research and catalog the cultural traits that have contributed to this, making them available to all people. The book promotes what Rabbi Lapin calls Ethical Capitalism. (more)
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Dave Ramsey is a financial guru for the average person. Even if you think you’re doing alright with your money, Dave can help you see the folly of your ways that prevents you from truly excelling financially.
When I finally made the decision to focus on my finance and figure out the secret to creating wealth I explored numerous books, and audio programs by many different financial gurus. I read Robert Kiyosaki, Donald Trump, Brian Tracy, and even Gene Simmons, just to name a few. I began perusing business magazines, and I learned a lot by doing this.
The problem with most of these books and programs was that although they taught me a lot, most of them are written under the assumption that the reader already has a certain amount of capital at hand, ready to invest. (read more)
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Learning to play a musical instrument can be one of the most rewarding pastimes a person can pursue. Amongst the myriad of instruments to choose from, none is more popular and accessible in Western culture than the guitar. The best method to learning to play the guitar is to secure formal lessons from a qualified and experienced instructor. The following points can be used along with such lessons or in place of them until such lessons can be obtained.
Acquire a Quality Instrument
The most vital aspect to learning to play any instrument is to have regular access to it. Fortunately guitars are very accessible and can be obtained at affordable prices from retail stores, pawn shops, and private sellers. Due to the nature of being a stringed and fretted instrument it is important to pick up a quality guitar. (read more)
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