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Wild Vacation Memories
Posted on May 14, 2008 - Filed Under Travel | 2 Comments
I had a dream last night (perhaps I should say today since I slept all day) about my first visit to New York City. I was only 16 years old and went back to New York to visit the family of a school friend. It was a wild and crazy time - seeing Times Square (before the renovation) heading to the top of the Empire State Building, seeing Cats on Broadway at the Winter Garden Theater, getting drunk with my…
Today In Liberty History - 12 Year Post Card Delivery
Posted on April 21, 2008 - Filed Under Living Free | Leave a Comment
From Liberty Vol. 10, No. 2 - June 2, 1984-
A POSTAL CARD TWELVE YEARS ON A JOURNEY.
[New York Sun.]
CHICAGO, April 21. - Emerson & Co., commission merchants, yesterday received a postal card order from Tuscola, Ill. for a supply of blackberries. They were surprised at the order until it was discovered that the postmark bore a date of Aug. 15, 1882, and that the card had been twelve years in transit from Tuscola. The sender of the car, J. C.…
Falling Crane Highlights Government Ineptitude
Posted on April 9, 2008 - Filed Under Anarchy | Leave a Comment
From the New York Times-
March 17, 2008, 3:10 pm
That Falling Crane . . . By the Numbers
By The Editorial BoardA crane fell at a construction site on the East Side of Manhattan on Saturday, leaving death and destruction in its wake. The accident gave urban dwellers, who often have a gallows humor about walking underneath large cranes and elaborate scaffolding, one more thing to be worried about.
A few data points:
Height of the crane: 22 stories
Weight of the crane “collar”: 12,000…
Holidays Bring Welcome Greetings
Posted on December 29, 2007 - Filed Under Aahz | Leave a Comment
The interconnectivity and searchability is both a blessing and a curse. Especially when it comes to maintaining a personal site such as Philaahzophy. Everyone’s Googled themselves at some point and they’ve likely used the Big g as a starting point for finding old friends, lovers and acquaintances as well. Much of my past I like to remain in my past, but this holiday season has brought surprise greetings from past friends and associates that were welcome as well. The most…
Interest Rate Cuts Mean Metal Prices Are Rising Again
Posted on December 10, 2007 - Filed Under Personal Finance | Leave a Comment
The Federal reserve is expected to cut interest rates by 1/4% again tomorrow morning. This will be the third time The Fed has cut the interest rate this year causing more inflation in their attempts to further manipulate the supposedly free market in America. Last week the Bank of England also cut their interest rate. All these rate cuts are contributing to the weakening power of the dollar, but they could be good for you. That is, if you have…
More Financial Industry Freedom
Posted on November 16, 2007 - Filed Under Earning Offline | Leave a Comment
I couple weeks back I reviewed a company looking to hire people to hire other people in the financial industry. The main point of the post was that you, as a freedom loving individual, could regain a little more of your freedom by opting out of the financial services market yourself and, instead, work as a recruiter. Shortly thereafter I received a rather nasty email asserting that one could never “make a comparable living” as a recruiter rather than as…
