Thursday, August 04, 2022

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Chicago Boyz

  • The Light of Rutupaie Going Out

    Rutupaie, the modern Richborough Castle, in Kent, England – was once the site of a notable Roman military garrison graced by an enormous marble triumphal arch visible to ships arriving in the port, a tall lighthouse, and a thriving civilian...

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  • Random Pic

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  • Reslience and Renewal

    We’ve often talked here about businesses and other kinds of organizations that missed the turn…that failed to react intelligently to market or technology changes and disappeared (or at least suffered great harm)…or, in the case of...

    4 days ago

Centinel2012

  • Fertilizer Bans Lead to Food Scarcity

    Armstrong Economics Blog/Agriculture Re-Posted Aug 4, 2022 by Martin Armstrong Canada’s Trudeau is proposing to reduce fertilizer with the globalist goal of achieving zero emissions by 2030. Every indicator says that food scarcity...

    10 hours ago

  • The Inequality of the World Economy

    Armstrong Economics Blog/Economics Re-Posted Aug 4, 2022 by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; I have followed your comments on the future of inflation for the last five years at least since a friend attended your conference. I...

    11 hours ago

  • When Will the Baby Formula Shortage End?

    Armstrong Economics Blog/Gov’t Incompetence Re-Posted Aug 4, 2022 by Martin Armstrong It has been about a month since Abbott Laboratories reopened its formula plant in Michigan, but the US is still in desperate need of baby formula. The...

    11 hours ago

The BRAD BLOG

bluebird of bitterness

  • Find the leopard!

    A leopard lurks on the savannah. See if you can find it. The solution will appear in the comments section later today.

    11 hours ago

  • Happy birthday, Louis

    It’s the birthday of the American band leader, composer, and singer Louis Daniel Armstrong (1901-1971). He was the grandson of slaves and grew up in poverty in New Orleans, where he was shuttled back and forth among various relatives...

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  • Swelter in place

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Atlas Obscura - Latest Articles and Places

  • Why Solar Roasting Could Be the Future for New Mexico’s Chiles

    On October 21, 2021, Kenneth Armijo, an engineer at Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque, New Mexico, was at the top of a 200-foot-tall tower at the lab's Solar Thermal Test Facility. Armijo usually works on large-scale industrial...

    6 hours ago

  • Chapel of Notre-Dame-de-Grâce in Honfleur, France

    The maritime heritage of Northern France is far from subtle. The boat-lined port of downtown Honfleur is encircled by restaurants with servers donning iconic blue-and-white striped mariniere outfits; several nautical museums dot the...

    10 hours ago

  • Blue Spring in Van Buren, Missouri

    Blue Spring is deep enough to accommodate the entire Statue of Liberty. In fact, it is the deepest of all the Missouri springs. Deemed "The Spring of the Summer Sky" by Native Americans, Blue Spring now shares its name with numerous other springs...

    11 hours ago

Accidental Deliberations

  • Thursday Afternoon Links

    This and that for your Thursday reading.- Bedir Alihsan et al. examine the effectiveness of face masks in preventing COVID-19 infections in both health care and community settings. And Taiyler Simone Mitchell and Catherine Schuster-Bruce...

    8 hours ago

  • Wednesday Morning Links

    Miscellaneous material for your mid-week reading.- Andre Picard writes that COVID-19 remains an imminent and severe threat to our health - no matter how many people are choosing to operate in denial. Jianlyu Lai et al. examine how COVID has...

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  • Tuesday Night Cat Blogging

    Cats hanging on.

    2 days ago
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