Monthly Archives: April 2010

Mount Dora Doctor Going Galt – Sort Of

Posted on April 3, 2010 by J.J. Jackson

Going Galt means to withhold one’s talents in the face of government acting beyond its means. Its origins come from the book by Ayn Rand called Atlas Shrugged where the John Galt acted in much the same manner as the government in the United States grew into a tyranny that squashed private enterprise and was slowly collapsing in upon itself. Continue reading →

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Liberals Giddy Over Jobs Report

Posted on April 2, 2010 by J.J. Jackson

Liberals are giddy. They are giddy because according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics the United States added 162,000 non-farm payroll jobs in March. This on the heals of a report by ADP which tracks payrolls and reported that employers shed 23,000 jobs in March. Continue reading →

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More Expected Unexpectedness

Posted on April 2, 2010 by J.J. Jackson

I think those who make their livings predicting things should, particularly where the economy is concerned, should mostly be looking for new work. Why? Simply because everything that happens is so, “unexpected.” Continue reading →

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And Wrong Again!

Posted on April 1, 2010 by J.J. Jackson

Just a little follow up to my post yesterday pointing out how the people predicting the weather cannot even get day to day forecasts rights. Predicted low for this morning was supposed to be 53 F for where I live. In fact the Weather Channel’s site still as of right now says this. Continue reading →

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