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Some Of U Who Has Read This Before.. I M Doin A Research Paper… Need A Few Answers From Your End?

admin — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 09:20:54 +0000

Please can you post to the below?
Its a study about young males currently residing in the USA who like alcoholic drinks (even if occasionally) and are in the 21-29 age bracket.
Please say a lil abt urself like ur occupation, age, marital status, what do u like to do like – travel/ write a book/ work for family/ be an entrepreneur or more..
How often do you drink? What do you like to? what influences drinking – like color, smell, friends, alone, spouse, at home, restaurants, pubs, work places and more…
how do u get to know abt new products – television, radio, newspapers and more.. .do u binge drink?
Sorry, if it is too very long. But i really appreciate your time and work!!!! thank you….

What Does”moved Up From The Streets,graduated Hustla On Its Way To A Entrepreneur,undefeated Done Shooter”mean?

admin — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 15:15:38 +0000

well if u notice rap songs is more about a rapper’s personal experience, and they sort of use the african american slang.
the meaning of that statement is that ” He use to live a place were they was poverty, hunger no money…rural area, den graduated husla mean….. he no long struggle to get some money from the street either by stealling or selling dope, on its way to an entreprener mean he’s making his money big time and getting rich making more more and itz gettin large…..d rest just to brag sayn he’s d best”

Where Will Taxes Come From Since The Taxpayers Are Going “galt” To Rebel Agt. Paying For O’s Big Government?

admin — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 03:27:56 +0000

Barack Obama is pouring billions more down those sinkholes. It isn’t just the camel’s back that’s broken. His neck and four legs have all snapped, too.
Enough. While they take to the streets politically, untold numbers of America’s wealth producers are going on strike financially. Dr. Helen Smith, a Tennessee forensic psychologist and political blogger, dubbed the phenomenon “Going Galt” last fall. It’s a reference to the famed Ayn Rand novel “Atlas Shrugged,” in which protagonist John Galt leads the entrepreneurial class to cease productive activities in order to starve the government of revenue. (Not coincidentally, Rand’s novel sales are up and John Galt references punctuated many of the Tea Party demonstrations.) Dr. Smith was inundated with stories like these:
“I have frozen hiring in my firm. � No investments will be made in taxable accounts — only 401k/IRAs. I am buying silver and gold instead of CDs or stocks with non-qualified money and savings. I have stopped taking new clients, thus freezing my income. I barter more and more. Spend less. I stopped leveraging assets (don’t borrow).”
“I have cut WAY back — I’m no longer buying retail, driving out of a 10-mile radius, spending money on eating out or putting my money in a savings account. I am using the money to pay off all of our debt. It has made our family closer, more appreciative.”
Another blogger wrote: “Last year my family paid nearly $1,000 a month in federal taxes, and we are not by any stretch of the imagination rich. I’m going to make it my business to cut that amount in half, using every legal means possible and reducing my income so there is less to tax.”
Enough. Those business owners are not alone. This week, ABC News spotlighted upper-income earners going Galt in response to Obama’s proposed tax hikes on families with incomes of $250,000 or more. A Lafayette, La., attorney told the reporter she was cutting back on her business to avoid the tax threshold: “Why kill yourself working if you’re going to give it all away to people who aren’t working as hard?” Tax hikes have consequences. Incentives matter. Only self-deluded wealth redistributors living in la-la land believe otherwise.
Another business owner, Dr. Sharon Poczatek, explained: “The motivation for a lot of people like me — dentists, entrepreneurs, lawyers — is that the more you work the more money you make,” said Poczatek. “But if I’m going to be working just to give it back to the government — it’s de-motivating and demoralizing.”
The perpetual Borrow-Spend-Panic-Repeat machine in Washington depends on the capitulation of the wealth producers. There’s only one monkey wrench that can stop the redistributionist thieves’ engine. It’s engraved with the word: Enough.
M. Malkin