Entries Categorized as 'self-help/entrepreneurship'
June 2, 2009
other than in the Ford Motor Company / UAW relationship and the product lines of Toyota and Honda (hint: produce a few midsize sedans; consider stealing a few styling cues from American cars of the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s) will be in the used car market, and the parts market. A lot of people like [...]
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March 15, 2009
A commune devoted to the female orgasm.
Via Insty, who notes that the article features a Heinlein quote. But not the one about the chrysanthemums.
Posted in Americana, Faith and Faiths, Golden State, Sex Is Necessary, self-help/entrepreneurship 4 Comments »
January 10, 2009
Loves our lawmakers, who may or may not turn selling handcrafted products into a crime.
They may create exemptions for products that don’t contain lead (or products that have to, but wherein the lead is inaccessible to children). Nonetheless, we need to hold their feet to the fire and make sure that they do.
Congresscritters are like [...]
Posted in Americana, Business & Management, Family, There Ought To Be a Law, Trust the Gubmint, self-help/entrepreneurship 2 Comments »
December 6, 2008
I was so relieved when Jody decided to become “Joe.” I found out last summer/fall, and thought perhaps gender dysphoria had been “the problem” all along. Of course, I never asked why she/he had turned on me back in 1979 or so after we’d previously been such good friends. Why the cruelty? Why the malice? [...]
Posted in All About Meeeee!, Around the 'Sphere, Feminism, Sex Is Necessary, Steps and Substances, Uncategorized, new media, self-help/entrepreneurship 9 Comments »
November 26, 2008
Especially in the blogosphere, according to Alex Fayle, of Someday Syndrome, guest-posting at Michael Martine’s “Remarkablogger.”
Turns out there is some good stuff to be found in the self-help/entrepreneurship segment of the b-sphere, if one knows where to look.
Via a tweet from Blogosphere News.
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