Paul_Dessert

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by Paul_Dessert 12y ago
At first, I thought, "Oh good, another classified site" but then I looked at your site. Loved the UX. Nice work. One thing that seemed a bit "meh" was the name. Good luck!
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by Paul_Dessert 12y ago
No, Zerohedge is not my only source. No, I don't think "the world is falling apart", but I DO think it's heading down a dark and ugly road. I read a wide range of news sites. We can debate who is right and who is wrong,
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The Pitchforks Are Coming...(politico.com)
10 points by Paul_Dessert 12y ago|1 comments
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by Paul_Dessert 12y ago
That's what I was thinking too. How could an arrest hold up in court? This could go both ways.
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Microsoft: Future ‘Bleak’ If Government Continues Unlawful Data Collection(seattle.cbslocal.com)
3 points by Paul_Dessert 12y ago|0 comments
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by Paul_Dessert 12y ago
The chart in the articles below paints the picture. I've never really been overly involved in economics up until last year. When I started reading and exploring I was shocked at what I found. I kept struggling, because I knew something
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by Paul_Dessert 12y ago
Just a quick suggestion to the Priceonomics team... Start with the bottom half of the article. I had to go half way down the page to find out what the book is about. The first half talks about you WAY too much.
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by Paul_Dessert 12y ago
I used to work in the printing industry. I thought that if I got a small order, like a set of business cards, it would be a great way to break the ice. It almost never worked. Businesses are in business to make money. If you can provide val
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by Paul_Dessert 12y ago
While posting your prices may seem like a good idea, I'd recommend not doing it in most cases. I say most cases, because I think it depends on the type of client you're going after. In my experience, most clients that actually pay
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by Paul_Dessert 12y ago
"Middle class people gradually build up a small stock of "wealth"" That's part of the point. As the chart in this study shows, the middle class is not building anything. In fact, it's declining.
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by Paul_Dessert 12y ago
HELOCs are back and bigger than ever! Home-equity lending surpassed 2009 levels in 2013, with $111 billion in new home equity lines of credit (HELOCs) opened. In the fourth quarter, new lending increased 43% from quarter four 2012, accordin
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by Paul_Dessert 12y ago
I saw a chart a few weeks back depicting this. Starting in the early 80's it started heading downward. I can't find it at the moment, but if I do, I'll post a link. A lot of factors contribute but housing was one of the major
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by Paul_Dessert 12y ago
Agree 1000%. Just one more way for them to connect the dots. No thanks.