MSNBC reports that Many U.S. companies are hiring … overseas, and while this may be a good thing for American companies, it’s bad for those looking for work over here.
When I went to buy car insurance for the first time, I bought it from the company that my dad did. I mean, I had been on his policy, he liked it, and it was from a family friend. So it was obvious that my wife and I would get on the policy with the [...]
In reading different blogs over the Christmas Season, I’ve been struck by two different perspectives on the person of Mary, and wondered where you are in who she is. Dan Phillips states some good things about Mary, but leads off his What did Jesus (not) say about… His mother, Mary post this way: I’ve often [...]
Rubbing my oldest son’s head last night, as he went to sleep for his first night as an eight year old, my thoughts wandered—am I really the dad that I want to be? Each of us watches our parents and grandparent (and sometimes other people’s parents) and we observe what we like and do not [...]
These are my links for November 22nd through December 13th: Say Anything » A Family Of Three Earning Minimum Wage More Disposable Income Than A Family Making $60,000/Year – Let the feds rant and rave — it won’t matter – Does Death Penalty Save Lives? A New Debate – NYTimes.com – Could it be that [...]
A lot is being said about liberty these days, especially in terms of things like the TSA, Obamacare, and the Tea Party. Many that argue for less government make the case that government control spoils things. It does not bring the prosperity that it promises. It provides no incentive to work. It leads to moral [...]
The latest news surrounding Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is that he has distributed encrypted files across the globe in an attempt to thwart any chance of his arrest or capture. The idea is that if he is arrested, he will release the key to these encrypted files and the file contains secret information on Bank [...]