By Johan Ramakers Ph.D on September 2, 2010
As November midterm elections are inching closer, America is waking up to some real taxation dangers that are in store for 2011.
Posted in Editorial, Government, Politics | Tagged taxes and government
By Johan Ramakers Ph.D on August 25, 2010
Housing in the dump, don’t try to stimulate purchases. We have to demand from our political “leaders” to focus on the real crisis: job creation.
Posted in Blogs, Editorial, Money and finance | Tagged housing market
By Publisher on August 19, 2010
The Beach Club has been ready to open for the better part of 2 months, but is waiting on city permits. I used to be a fan of the small city approach, before the economy required pro-activity support for small businesses.
Posted in Editorial, Government, Island Info | Tagged licensing and permits
By Publisher on August 18, 2010
Another sign that the economy is still very much sputtering and state and local budgets are taxed to the max, can be found on this years back to school lists
Posted in Editorial, News | Tagged education, taxes
By Nick D on August 9, 2010
With election season rapidly coming up Freddie and Fannie are at the bailout trough again. White House will comply to grapple more votes.
Posted in Editorial | Tagged next bailout round
By Publisher on July 30, 2010
As July 29 comes and goes for Arizona’s new immigration law, Florida governor contenders need to address the issue with more diversity
Posted in Editorial | Tagged arizona immigration law
By Publisher on July 28, 2010
A questionable grocery bag study squares of the dangers of environmental awareness against issues of health.
Posted in Editorial, Health | Tagged environment, health
By Publisher on July 19, 2010
Why do we only think of obituaries when people pass away? This obituary outlines why Mr. Common D. Sense is no longer with us.
Posted in Editorial | Tagged common sense philosophy
By Johan on July 17, 2010
As a bicyclist you learn quickly how dangerous it is to participate in traffic on Amelia Island. Operating a vehicle seems like a contest in multi tasking.
Posted in Editorial | Tagged Bicycle Safety on Amelia Island
By Publisher on July 15, 2010
It is humbling and correcting to find that what you teach almost daily can sometimes get the best of you. A daily effort to keep life in the balance.
Posted in Editorial | Tagged balancing life
By Johan Ramakers Ph.D on July 14, 2010
First media pundits and Washington morons tried to tell us there was no recession, so many of us lost their shirts. Now they deny a double dip existence and many more will loose their shirt AND pants.
Posted in Editorial, News | Tagged economy
By Publisher on July 13, 2010
Hayward said: I just want my life back and Obama said: I can’t just suck the oil up through a straw, and they both left, one to play golf and the other to go sailing.
Posted in Editorial, News | Tagged BP spill
By Johan Ramakers Ph.D on July 9, 2010
With Obama losing popularity, NASA may use the time card to improve its survival chances. The next shuttle launch postponed until one day before November elections.
Posted in Editorial, Politics | Tagged space shuttle
By Publisher on July 7, 2010
Small businesses, traditionally accounting for 75% of all jobs, cannot afford expertise to fill out the official paperwork required to do business these days.
Posted in Business News, Editorial | Tagged small business
By Publisher on July 5, 2010
While attending a party, the guests twitter and text real time information to those who are not there, but as a result may show up. We all better learn to communicate in 140 character word bursts and abbreviations.
Posted in Editorial | Tagged social media behavior
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