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Wanna get rich? Get elected!

Americans often have suspicions regarding their elected officials and money. Specifically, what are the politicians doing with all that money they are swimming in, and does any of that money stick to their fingers? It’s difficult to not be suspicious…

Douglas HackneyFebruary 27, 2010February 27, 2010 US Politics No Comments
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Ever Bigger Boxes

In the posts Show Me Your Budget and Buying Boxes I addressed the components and priorities of the United States government budget and how we as a nation pay for that budget. What I did not address are the components…

Douglas HackneyFebruary 23, 2010March 8, 2010 Econ / Finance, US Politics No Comments
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Buying Boxes

In the post Show Me Your Budget, I addressed the U.S. federal budget via an illustration that used proportionally sized boxes to reflect spending priorities. What I didn’t cover was how we pay for those boxes, both the overall box…

Douglas HackneyFebruary 21, 2010March 8, 2010 Econ / Finance, Geopolitics, US Politics 1 Comment
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Show Me Your Budget

In my book, How The World Works, entry 512 is Priorities vs. Budgets. It reads: “As a business management consultant I heard a lot about priorities. In the introductory meeting and group management team interviews, senior executives would drone on endlessly…

Douglas HackneyFebruary 20, 2010March 8, 2010 Cultures, Econ / Finance, US Politics 4 Comments
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Fear, thy name is Ron Wayne

One of the little known facts of Apple’s history is that Apple wasn’t the creation of Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs. Apple was actually founded by three guys: Steve Wozniak, Steve Jobs and Ron Wayne. The equity split was Wozniak…

Douglas HackneyFebruary 15, 2010 Business, Sci / Tech No Comments
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IBM and Creative Destruction

One of the fundamental aspects of successful capitalism is the principal of creative destruction. In a capitalist system, businesses that are hampered with flawed business models, substandard management, unproductive labor or changing markets, among other things, pass away in a…

Douglas HackneyJanuary 14, 2010January 14, 2010 Business, Sci / Tech No Comments
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Doing It For Free

  “If they didn’t pay me, I’d do this for free.” – Harry Cabluck Have you ever had a job in your life where you felt like that? Have you ever invested your time and energy into a career where…

Douglas HackneyJanuary 10, 2010 Business, Photography 6 Comments
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Intro to Geopolitics – Buffer States

For those who consider most of my posts relating to geopolitics too arcane, I offer the following: Source: comics.com Strip: Pearls Before Swine by by Stephan Pastis

Douglas HackneyJanuary 5, 2010 Geopolitics No Comments
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