Monthly Archives: October 2011

What Occupy Wall Street Is Really About

The Repub­li­can response to the Occupy Wall Street move­ment is one of shal­low­ness and mis­un­der­stand­ing. It’s hyp­o­crit­i­cal in nature. Instead of seiz­ing on the anger that is clearly dri­ving OWS as well as the Tea Party, con­ser­v­a­tives are malign­ing the motives of indi­vid­u­als and miss­ing the entire point which is that peo­ple are sick and

Fall Tomatoes

I never get them planted early enough it seems and this year was no dif­fer­ent. They need to be in the ground by June 30th and while I was two weeks ear­lier than last year, I still didn’t get them planted until right around the mid­dle of July this year. The bru­tal sum­mer stunted some

Changing of the Seasons

I pulled up all the black-eyed peas today along with quite a few weeds and some Mex­i­can Heather that was amaz­ingly well rooted. I planted 41 cloves of gar­lic evenly divided between Russ­ian Red and plain old white from the gro­cery store. I still have sev­eral heads from this summer’s har­vest, just haven’t done that

The Endgame

Here is a sim­ple descrip­tion of what is dri­ving the mar­kets. It is basi­cally a counter party risk sit­u­a­tion involv­ing the biggest banks in the West­ern finan­cial sys­tem. If you keep this in mind most of the things that are hap­pen­ing will be more clear, even though the mind of the sta­tus quo rebels against