When the United States sells military aircraft to other countries, the deal normally requires that the aircraft undergo major overhaul/rebuild by U.S. companies. Iran is now offering the same service, for U.S., Russian and Chinese built military aircraft.
The Iran Iraq War of the 1980s, along with increased U.S. sanctions, forced Iran to learn how […] Continue Reading…
The city of Nampa, Idaho, now requires people who sell precious metals to go through new “licensing” by getting a background check and be fingerprinted by police. They must also pay a fee for the cost of the new “licensing” procedure.
Nampa officials say the new process will help police with finding stolen property. Police […] Continue Reading…
“We’re seeing further differentiation in incomes, with the rich get richer and the poor getting poorer. Meanwhile, the middle class often claims they’re too wealthy to get student aid, yet too poor to afford college.”-Mark Kantrowitz, FinAid.org and FastWeb.com
President Barack Obama is constantly stumping for higher education as a way to […] Continue Reading…
Wendy’s/Arby’s Group sold off its Arby’s restaurant, for $430 million. The new owner is Atlanta based Roark Capital Group.
Earlier in the year it was announced that if Arby’s sales didn’t improve, the fast food restaurant would be sold. The former Wendy’s/Arby’s Group still holds 15% of Arby’s stock. The CEO, Roland Smith, says they […] Continue Reading…
“There’s something very sick at that school, and Art Vailas I think is at the core of it. I was shocked when I heard about the potential for a vote of no confidence. I talked to Art several times about it. Art is not a very good listener. He’s very stubborn. […] Continue Reading…
Even when turned ‘off’, most of your electronic appliances are still on. That’s because most appliances now contain tiny computers to remember settings, to run clocks, to sense your remote, etc.
Actually when you turn your electronics ‘off’ you’ve actually put them in a ‘standby mode’. This standby mode accounts for about 6 percent of […] Continue Reading…