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Beatrice the Bellwether
Brian HicksUpdated April 11, 2006
Scotland is in transition. A recently instituted smoking ban finds Edinburgh bars emanating stale sweat and baked potato essence instead of the pleasant-by-comparison nicotine stench. Meanwhile in...
Gasoline Soars Ahead Holiday Weekend
Luke BurgessUpdated April 14, 2006
With the holiday weekend upon us, retail gasoline prices are soaring across the nation as the crude oil market prices increase dramatically.
Hose Water is it, Anyway?
Brian HicksUpdated April 17, 2006
England isn't generally thought of for its dearth of H2O. But as I watched a spokesman for Thames Water interviewed on the anomalous beach of a Sussex reservoir, I knew the land must be thirsty.
Three More Years of High Gas Prices
Luke BurgessUpdated May 1, 2006
On Friday, the International Atomic Energy Agency reported that Iran failed to conform to a 30-day UN Security Council deadline to suspend uranium enrichment.
Manganese: Ancient Chinese Language or Precious Metal
Luke BurgessUpdated May 5, 2006
You may have never heard of it, but soon manganese may become one of the most sought after elements in the world.
Solid Copper Proof
Luke BurgessUpdated May 9, 2006
Copper prices took a break today from a bull run that has pushed up prices nearly 75% since the beginning of the year.
Big Brother Economics Update
Brian HicksUpdated May 15, 2006
Big Brother doesn't just watch you. He's a bully too.
Nuclear Problems and Solutions
Brian HicksUpdated May 22, 2006
Nuclear Power provides use with a reliable domestic power source, but new developments may now make it even better than it already is.
To Nationalize or Not to Nationalize
Luke BurgessUpdated May 23, 2006
Now that Bolivia has moved to nationalize their natural gas industry, will the country's mining industry be next?
al-Zarqawi: Cutting Off the Head Won't Kill the Body
Luke BurgessUpdated June 9, 2006
The U.S. has killed Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, one of al-Qaeda's most beloved leaders. In retaliation the terrorist organization will strike back hence pushing oil prices higher than they are today.
Enhanced Oil Recovery: Delaying the Catastrophe
Luke BurgessUpdated July 5, 2006
Little know fact -- Massive volumes of zero risk, technically recoverable domestic oil resources still remain undeveloped in the United States.
An "Uh-Oh" at the Top
Brian HicksUpdated July 10, 2006
By all accounts, David Lereah is a smart man and he has the resume to prove it. As the chief economist for the National Association of Realtors he serves its chief spokesman and forecaster. Last...
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