I'll have a full report on the weekend later, but I wanted to say that this was pretty cool to come home to:

We spend our days writing about what's wrong with the world, but that doesn't mean there aren't things we're thankful for. For one thing, we're thankful for Martin H. Bosworth, who has taken over the writing of this weekly newsletter ( ( Read more... )

Those of you that follow my work at Scholars & Rogues and ConsumerAffairs.Com know I've been covering the battle between Congress and the Bush regime over the NSA's warrantless wiretapping program and data collection efforts, and the role the major telecom companies played in assisting the NSA's agenda ( Read more... )

Continue reading for a brief update on the state of the Boztopian nation.

( Dre, I see dead people... )

( Stardate 82007.2 )

Those of you that are interested in economics, the housing bubble, or similar topics might enjoy my post at Scholars & Rogues that discusses faith-based investing and total economic collapse.

Given the crap economic news of the last few days, this is timely if nothing else. ;)

( One day I feel I’m on top of the world/And the next it's falling in on me...I can get back on )

I haven't been able to do as much writing as I'd like because of this interminable job hunt--you'd think I'd have MORE free time, not less. :) Still, for your literary and educational pleasure, you can enjoy these nuggets:

First there's my take on as to whether or not the Sirius-XM radio merger is actually good for the listeners. There's a small ( Read more... )

( By myself in a four-corner room watchin' 'Hard Boiled' )

For those who were asking, my article about wedding debt and credit cards is now live on ConsumerAffairs.Com. Thank you to everyone who contributed, and special thanks to deedop, stefhen19, and storiesbyarden for your wonderful comments.

D.C. residents might also be interested to note that as of yesterday, we can now purchase credit freezes for our accounts. This is an ( Read more... )

So my post yesterday about my escalator drama got quoted in Read Express. I literally have lost track of the number of times I've been quoted there. There has to be some kind of award you get for this. ;)

Jim told me that my FTC/Net Neutrality article nearly broke the entire site--it got 46,000 hits and is still going strong today ( Read more... )