The subject of this article is to help you prepare yourselves for an emergency…any emergency, in whatever scope. Many of you are already doing this; however, you may pick up a few useful tips. You may also have some to…
Read MoreMonth: June 2015
Is Texas Preparing to Secede?
The lack of faith in central bank trustworthiness is spreading. First Germany, then Holland, and Austria, and now – as we noted was possible previously – Texas has enacted a Bill to repatriate $1 billion of gold from The NY…
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Many Sounds Players Struggle to Get By
Besides playing baseball for the Sounds and sharing an apartment to start the season, Joey Wendle and Brad Mills don’t have a ton in common in terms of baseball careers. Wendle is a 25-year-old second baseman in his first season…
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What the War on Cash Means for You
You’ve probably read that there is a “war on cash” being waged on various fronts around the world. What exactly does a “war on cash” mean? It means governments are limiting the use of cash and a variety of official-mouthpiece…
Read MoreTry Some of Nashville’s Coolest Drinks
It’s as indispensable a Hillsboro Village tradition as the long lines in front of Pancake Pantry or the jaywalking pedestrians ambling through traffic: The Villager Tavern’s ancient, storied dog bowl. Now featuring mostly illegible messages and initials scrawled and carved…
Read MoreHow Cops Legally Steal and How to Protect Yourself
It isn’t often that honest people receive detailed intelligence about a planned gathering of violent men who steal for a living and kill with impunity. An event of that kind will occur from August 10-12th here in Idaho. In fact,…
Read MoreNashville Airport Leads the Way in Progress
Nashville Airport allows you to drink alcohol at your gate while you wait for your plane. Recently, Time Money Magazine named Nashville International Airport one of the top ten in the world because of its “Drinks on the Go Program.”…
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Bird Flu Impact Reaches Nashville
The bird flu is starting to hit the breakfast table as the cost of eggs continues to soar. For restaurants like Mama’s Kitchen in Gallatin, the price of eggs is causing the owners to consider ways of keeping prices low…
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Has the Troop Worship Gone Too Far?
Aaaagh! Enough. I keep reading that I should Honor Our Troops. On airline flights, I am asked to applaud Our Young Men in Uniform. Why, for God’s sake? What have Our Troops done for me except cause me great embarrassment,…
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A New Way to Eat in Nashville
A Nashville startup called Music City Mise wants a bite of the young, but growing, meal delivery industry. Thanks to companies like Plated and Blue Apron (the latter of which was just valued at $2 billion), a growing number of…
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