by
Latersbrau
Podcast
by
JW
by
JW
by
Adam Taggart
by
JW
A new report that sheds some light on the misinformation and confusion surrounding food labels and use by dates. Reduce your costs and food waste by having an updated understanding of what dates/times mean when it comes to food.
http://www.treehugger.com/green-food/date-your-food-package-meaningless.html
Food Best-By Dates and Expiration Dates
by JWA new report that sheds some light on the misinformation and confusion surrounding food labels and use by dates. Reduce your costs and food waste by having an updated understanding of what dates/times mean when it comes to food.
http://www.treehugger.com/green-food/date-your-food-package-meaningless.html
by
Chris Martenson
Jim Rickards, author of the best-seller Currency Wars, sees the world's central banks embroiled in a "race to debase" their currencies in order to restore – at any cost – growth to their weakened economies.
In the midst of the fight, the U.S. Federal Reserve wields oversized power due to the dollar's unique position as the global reserve currency. As a result, actions by the Fed create huge percussive ripples across the battlefield, often influencing events in ways little understood by the players – and especially by the Fed itself.
In Rickards' words, the policymakers at the Fed "think they are dialing a thermostat up and down, but they're actually playing with a nuclear reactor – and they could melt the whole thing down":
Jim Rickards: We’re Witnessing One of the Greatest Failed Experiments in Economic History
by Chris MartensonJim Rickards, author of the best-seller Currency Wars, sees the world's central banks embroiled in a "race to debase" their currencies in order to restore – at any cost – growth to their weakened economies.
In the midst of the fight, the U.S. Federal Reserve wields oversized power due to the dollar's unique position as the global reserve currency. As a result, actions by the Fed create huge percussive ripples across the battlefield, often influencing events in ways little understood by the players – and especially by the Fed itself.
In Rickards' words, the policymakers at the Fed "think they are dialing a thermostat up and down, but they're actually playing with a nuclear reactor – and they could melt the whole thing down":
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