By Professor Dove on March 15, 2010
By the subject line you probably thought this e-mail would be about planets, but I am speaking about rare earth metals. Read more... (403 words, 3 images, estimated 1:37 mins reading time)
Posted in Science & Tech | Tagged africa, australia, batteries, canada, earth, electronics, explore, flat, hydride, interests, invest, market, material, materials, metals, money, NEO, nickel, plans, profit, rare, rocket, science, screen, share, space, technologies, technology, TV, us, western companies, worth
By Professor Dove on February 22, 2010
So we have established the situation is bleak, but I cannot accept it is hopeless and not worth trying something. Remember that
our main goal is to save the state, not the city. Read more... (808 words, 3 images, estimated 3:14 mins reading time)
Posted in Economics, Politics | Tagged ann arbor, business, companies, create, crime, cut, cuts, detroit, develop, development, employment, fix, front, grand rapids, HAPPY, important, income, jobs, key, main, michigan, money, necessary, people, plan, population, programs, recession, revitalize, river, safe, shops, spending, state, steps, stores, strategy, taxes, unions, work
By Professor Dove on February 12, 2010
So we got about 24 inches of snow Friday and Saturday. It was something I dreamed of when I was younger. I think we got that kind of snowfall once when I was in school. We had two days off and I spent two days shoveling. I never got to enjoy it fully. Read more... (536 words, 2 images, estimated 2:09 mins reading time)
Posted in Economics | Tagged amazon, blueray, buy, dvd, earn, employment, ethic, flat, fund, good, hard, make, money, order, player, price, screen, sell, shovel, snow, TV, want, work
By Noisy Dove on February 9, 2010
Yahoo Finance Article: U.S. Economy “De-evolving”: An Industrialist’s Plan to Revive American Manufacturing
I think her conclusion is correct, but the argument she reaches that conclusion with is full of falsities – like sighting American jobs as a reason we need manufacturing due to services not producing enough ‘jobs’ for everyone. Read more... (455 words, 2 images, estimated 1:49 mins reading time)
Posted in Economics, Politics | Tagged american, argument, automation, based, conclusion, consumers, de-evolving, Economics, employment, energy, export, fallacies, falsities, finance, green, import, increase, industrialists, industry, jobs, labor, laborers, living, machine, make, manufacture, manufacturing, money, non-service, revive, service, spend, standard, U.S.
By Noisy Dove on January 27, 2010
Honesty, I’ve bee mulling that (spending freeze) over for the past couple hours or so and I don’t know what to think. I’ve heard
rumors Obama will talk about tax credits in the State of the Union Address too. I don’t know what to think. Read more... (351 words, 2 images, estimated 1:24 mins reading time)
Posted in Economics, Politics | Tagged activity, decrease, didn't, Economics, economy, even, freeze, house, logic, maintain, money, obama, party, same, save, spending, stimulus, stop, tea, white, work
By Noisy Dove on January 20, 2010
Here’s what I’m starting to think. I’m starting to think Obama’s whole agenda has been like an arrogant person
challenging me to an underwater breath-holding contest in high school. We start out and they look really confident – like their going to be down there all day. Even after I feel my oxygen gone they still look fine. I start to feel a little pain. But all of a sudden they struggle to the top where they desperately cough and hack air into their lungs. Read more... (649 words, 1 image, estimated 2:36 mins reading time)
Posted in Economics, Politics | Tagged back, blame, blaming, brown, care bill, charm, closing, coakly, cspan, democrat, effort, election, fail, geithner, gitmo, health, hindsight, kennedy, last-ditch, looking, main, mass, Massachusetts, money, obama, obama presidency, old, open, pass, problems, race, republican, scott, seat, street, tactics, talks, tax, trouble, vilifying, wallstreet
By Noisy Dove on January 11, 2010
I’m not a big believer in stimulus. But if you give their economic theory the benefit of the doubt – Keynesian economics – it doesn’t matter. The bills the Dems have passed that they are calling stimulus doesn’t follow the model. Most of the money is used to pay for government – rather than cut the fat like everyone else is doing – and infrastructure projects. Neither do the job Keynes calls for, which is to replace the lost purchasing of the population that’s stowing their cash
. Read more... (516 words, 2 images, estimated 2:04 mins reading time)
Posted in Economics, Politics | Tagged 5, chapter, democrats, depression, dove, Economics, FDR, fixed, government, great, harry, Keynesian, money, noisy, pay, spending, stimulate, stimulus, theory, WWII
By Noisy Dove on January 2, 2010
I get so irritated by noisy dove, because he has become a wind bag. It’s a bunch of emotion-laden ideas that “make sense” and are “logical,” but are backed up by little actual substance (i.e. facts). It reminds me earily of Limbaugh and Beck. Read more... (1876 words, 5 images, estimated 7:30 mins reading time)
Posted in Economics, Politics | Tagged america, argument, balance, boom, budget, bureaucracy, bush, carter, cities, clinton, cold, cuts, debt, decrease, down, Economics, economy, effect, empirical, entrepreneur, evidence, expansion, federal, gap, GDP, george, GNP, government, graph, growth, increase, inflation, inner, JFK, john, kennedy, money, obama, pay off, policies, policy, Politics, poor, Reagan, reaganomics, recession, reduce, rich, socialist, states, stimulate, tax, theory, trickle, trickle-down, united, war, wealth
By Noisy Dove on December 30, 2009
Well then, stop using characterizations. I’d like to think I have something to learn from Liberal thinkers, but all they do, as you’ve done today, is state general needs and characterizations along with the ever present Bush bash: Read more... (505 words, 4 images, estimated 2:01 mins reading time)
Posted in Economics, Politics | Tagged americans, bush, care, city, clothing, compassion, democrat, economic, education, forces, fox, government, homelessness, hope, increase, inner, invade, iraq, logic, military, millionaires, money, motivations, obama, occupy, oil, people, political, poor, power, protect, Reagan, reason, rich, sheep, socialist, strengthen, support, uneducated, urban, WMD
By Dr. Dove on December 29, 2009
Here’s some more Noisy Dove ranting for you. Since calling my honest conclusions a Noisy Dove rant seems to make you feel superior – or less threatened perhaps
Hey now. There’s no need to get offensive. You were ranting. You love ranting. Read more... (353 words, 3 images, estimated 1:25 mins reading time)
Posted in Economics, Politics | Tagged americans, bush, care, city, clothing, compassion, democrat, economic, education, forces, fox, government, homelessness, hope, increase, inner, invade, iraq, logic, military, millionaires, money, motivations, obama, occupy, oil, people, political, poor, power, protect, Reagan, reason, rich, sheep, socialist, strengthen, support, uneducated, urban, WMD
By the subject line you probably thought this e-mail would be about planets, but I am speaking about rare earth metals. 
our main goal is to save the state, not the city. 
So we got about 24 inches of snow Friday and Saturday. It was something I dreamed of when I was younger. I think we got that kind of snowfall once when I was in school. We had two days off and I spent two days shoveling. I never got to enjoy it fully. 
Yahoo Finance Article: U.S. Economy “De-evolving”: An Industrialist’s Plan to Revive American Manufacturing
challenging me to an underwater breath-holding contest in high school. We start out and they look really confident – like their going to be down there all day. Even after I feel my oxygen gone they still look fine. I start to feel a little pain. But all of a sudden they struggle to the top where they desperately cough and hack air into their lungs. 
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