Two t-shirts from the awesome collection at Blood is the New Black
Continuing the theme, and for the ladies
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csmonitor.com Rather than charging a flat rate for electricity, major California power companies like PG&E and SCE are moving towards Time-Of-Use pricing. Rates rise when demand is highest and drop when demand is low. Thus, power will be most expensive in the middle of a hot day when air conditioners are on and lowest [...] It is now nonsensical to say Holder didn’t know. The head of the Department of Justice’s Criminal Division and Attorney General Eric Holder’s highest-ranking deputy, Assistant Attorney General Lanny Breuer, called Operation Fast and Furious and gun walking a “terrific idea” in emails to now-former Acting Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Director Ken Melson back [...] Incantation, 1905. Anne W. Brigman, American (Metropolitan Museum) On Friday the 9th Circuit Federal Court ruled that the US Forest Service’s plan to open national forest land in the Sierra Nevada to increased logging and road building and less restricted stock grazing needs to address how those changes would impact water sources and the fish [...] Google stores all your web searches and much more by default. Google Web History allows you to remove all your web history and to tell Google not to do it in the future. Perhaps you don’t want people to accidentally learn about your Albanian midgets on trampolines fetish. Just saying… If you do an incognito [...] I considered writing something with Black Bloc in the title, but does that mean anything at this point? After the latest misadventure by Chris Hedges, “The Cancer of Occupy,” Hedges does a wonderful job of obscuring and misinforming his readers. It’s not often that such a crack reporter gets his very first sentence with his [...] I don’t recall Chris Hedges being voted Moral Compass of Occupy, do you? Yet his temper tantrum in Truthdig implies just that. He knows what is best for the movement and it sure isn’t those icky Black Bloc anarchists. Yes, I think the Black Bloc are often misguided. But saying Occupy’s problems are due [...] The primary cause of unemployment, says a survey a business owners, is poor sales. Concerns about regulations are a distant third. It’s not surprising that regulatory uncertainty seems to have such marginal economic effects. Regulations do impose burdens on businesses, but the numbers are relatively small compared to everything else that affects a business, [...] Even though he strongly supported high speed rail in his recent State of the State speech, Gov. Jerry Brown is now hedging that support. He says the cost will not be anywhere near $100 billion and that alternative forms of funding can be found. However, he’s not given much in the way of details [...] Study for Science Instructing Industry, 1898. Kenyon Cox, American (Smithsonian American Art Museum) Six people, who were part of a review committee for the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), have filed a suit in federal court alleging that the agency retaliated against them because they tried to expose flaws in the process for approving [...] |  | ||||
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