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Audrey · Guest

Ah so close... oh so close... I have to give this to you... See what you propose is really how things should be. Building a solid infrastructure really does create the best long term stability. That is why we could rebuild the world after WWI and WWII. We had our ducks lined up in a row were able to exploit that for 30 years after the fact. Not only did we build our own things but we were able to do so for everyone else. In fact modern Europe, Japan and even China would not have existed if it were not for us and our ability to create things. However in that time something happened. A big component was that in rebuilding the rest of the world our relative power declined. Right after WWII if we wanted to we could have made western Europe a 51st state if we wanted to. The only people left with the balls to put up a fight were the Russians but with out our industrial help and our nukes Stalin would have bled the Soviet Union white in the process. In any case since our relative industrial power declined so did our economic power. However this is still a good scenerio for us as this allows us to be in a fairly steady state economy where we have low (anything more then the population growth rate is unsustainable) but constant economic growth. However what happened was that many people were not satisfied with this and insisted that higher growth rates could be attained if we just broadened our markets more. So globalization took off and our economy was not forced to deal with the build up of the whole world. The problem here is that our relative wealth isn't anywhere near where it was after WWII. The US economy can't build the rest of the world without going bankrupt in the process. So here we are. We can't get the whole world to where we are. There is not enough material in the world to allow almost 7 billion people to live a western lifestyle. So as a consequence we are being dragged down to their level since we have in effect equalized our markets to each other. In this new global market labor is dirt cheap but commodity costs are much higher. The end result is that even if you wanted to you can't make a strong economy from the ground up anymore. There is too much labor competing for too few resources to make it sustainable. You build but then there is not enough feedback to justify the maintainence of those jobs.
In all actuality, the trading floors of Wall Street are a far better medium for transmitting germs than the average health-care facility. It makes sense to ensure that people who are at risk and have to work in confined areas with many other people get vaccinated fairly early. That being said, I really don't think that anybody who is healthy should get a vaccine yet; the elderly and sick are having a hard enough time of it as things are with the somewhat limited vaccine supply.

Streetypie · Guest

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Julieon · Guest

Poke that bitch in the eye, he's staring at me too..
@kefkaantakristSure it's fair to look at the cost of the data and voice plan, it's all part of the total cost of ownership. One doesn't do you much good without the other. If you compare the cost of a $100 phone to a $200 phone it might seem like there needs to be a big difference to justify the extra. If you compare the cost of a $2000 package to a $2100 it puts it in perspective.!

BAREKEE · Guest

yeah that's ridiculous loland it looks slightly less intimidating for swimming?
Wow, those old people look like as if this happens everyday...

Holly · Guest

Lyoto Machida comes from a full-contact Shotokan background. It's the full-contact aspect that makes it worthwhile. Pretty much any full-contact style of striking is going to be good.I believe GSP comes from a Kyukoshin background. Kyukoshin used to be full-contact too. It's watered down a bit over the years (I think no more head punches), but it's still way better than what you will find in the average American McDojo.

Jerilyn · Guest

Also better: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyfcOriVKBMof course, my opinion could be swayed by the fact that the above was the first 45 I ever owned... and yes, I'm old enough to have owned 45s, but young enough that I first got one in 1984.

Megomi · Guest

Road trips do sound like a good idea. I'm always worried about the gas though but this article made some good sense. Gotta try it someday.

Juanita · Guest

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