Month: December 2014

“Our job is to find a few intelligent things to do, not to keep up with every damn thing in the world.” ~ Charlie Munger

By Gaia Pianigiani NAPLES, Italy — One azure morning in December, Laura Cozzolino arrived at her corner cafe in central Naples and ordered her usual:

By Nick Lavars 3D printing technology may be some way off producing fully functional household appliances, but tiny steps are being made toward helping us

By Catherine Austin Fitts Sometimes I have a profound sense of being ignored. Actually, I am not being ignored. Rather, I live among caring, well

[CAF Note: Is a Jeb Bush campaign going to clear the decks by hanging it all on Cheney?] Since the day President Obama took office,

[click on the image for a larger version] North Korea–United States Relations developed primarily during the Korean War, but in recent years have been largely