Comments for Hey, Mister, Can You Spare A Dime? http://actlightning.com/financialmeltdown What Are You Prepared To Do? Thu, 09 Feb 2012 20:50:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Making Financial Sense of the Coming Energy Crisis by DonutMouse http://actlightning.com/financialmeltdown/financial-management/making-financial-sense-of-the-coming-energy-crisis#comment-1210 DonutMouse Thu, 29 Jan 2009 11:00:03 +0000 http://actlightning.com/financialmeltdown/financial-management/making-financial-sense-of-the-coming-energy-crisis#comment-1210 <b>I'm curious as to ...</b> <br> I'm curious as to the peak oil analysts' views of Ray Kurzweil's prediction that solar technology will cancel the threat of peak oil. PeakMoment should do a video on him or at least address his statements. I’m curious as to …
I’m curious as to the peak oil analysts’ views of Ray Kurzweil’s prediction that solar technology will cancel the threat of peak oil. PeakMoment should do a video on him or at least address his statements.

]]> Comment on Making Financial Sense of the Coming Energy Crisis by peakmoment http://actlightning.com/financialmeltdown/financial-management/making-financial-sense-of-the-coming-energy-crisis#comment-1209 peakmoment Thu, 29 Jan 2009 11:00:03 +0000 http://actlightning.com/financialmeltdown/financial-management/making-financial-sense-of-the-coming-energy-crisis#comment-1209 <b>Would appreciate a ...</b> <br> Would appreciate a link. Richard Heinberg notes that renewables (dams, solar, wind, etc.,) provide less than 1% of our energy needs. Plus, solar electricity cannot solve the liquid fuels crisis -- declining oil. Would appreciate a …
Would appreciate a link. Richard Heinberg notes that renewables (dams, solar, wind, etc.,) provide less than 1% of our energy needs. Plus, solar electricity cannot solve the liquid fuels crisis — declining oil.

]]> Comment on Making Financial Sense of the Coming Energy Crisis by lilkliveshere http://actlightning.com/financialmeltdown/financial-management/making-financial-sense-of-the-coming-energy-crisis#comment-1208 lilkliveshere Thu, 29 Jan 2009 11:00:03 +0000 http://actlightning.com/financialmeltdown/financial-management/making-financial-sense-of-the-coming-energy-crisis#comment-1208 <b>Thank you Janaia ...</b> <br> Thank you Janaia and Robyn. I don't think this will convince my in-laws, but it might open some conversation toward the belief that we are living in a peak moment, yo. Cheers, r Thank you Janaia …
Thank you Janaia and Robyn. I don’t think this will convince my in-laws, but it might open some conversation toward the belief that we are living in a peak moment, yo. Cheers, r

]]> Comment on Making Financial Sense of the Coming Energy Crisis by limeywestlake http://actlightning.com/financialmeltdown/financial-management/making-financial-sense-of-the-coming-energy-crisis#comment-1207 limeywestlake Thu, 29 Jan 2009 11:00:03 +0000 http://actlightning.com/financialmeltdown/financial-management/making-financial-sense-of-the-coming-energy-crisis#comment-1207 <b>OK, so we hook up ...</b> <br> OK, so we hook up solar panels and ramp up power in order for us to morph into a generation of wetware/ hardware hybrids that have upload-able emotions? I think not! Did you know that the byproduct of Solar PV production- silicon tetrachloride - is a toxic substance that poses environmental hazards? I suggest we all have a re-think and come up with a solution where we get by with less, period. We do not need to triumph technologies that poison women and their unborn children. OK, so we hook up …
OK, so we hook up solar panels and ramp up power in order for us to morph into a generation of wetware/ hardware hybrids that have upload-able emotions? I think not! Did you know that the byproduct of Solar PV production- silicon tetrachloride - is a toxic substance that poses environmental hazards?
I suggest we all have a re-think and come up with a solution where we get by with less, period. We do not need to triumph technologies that poison women and their unborn children.

]]> Comment on Making Financial Sense of the Coming Energy Crisis by ericladnier http://actlightning.com/financialmeltdown/financial-management/making-financial-sense-of-the-coming-energy-crisis#comment-1206 ericladnier Thu, 29 Jan 2009 11:00:03 +0000 http://actlightning.com/financialmeltdown/financial-management/making-financial-sense-of-the-coming-energy-crisis#comment-1206 <b>I knew all of this ...</b> <br> I knew all of this without having to listen to an expert. The amazing thing about this video isn't that he knows all of these facts, what's amazing is that six billion people are oblivious to thier situation. The lines to the fuel pumps keep getting longer, and the lines to the suv dealers keep getting longer too. Am I imagining all of this? What is really strange is that when the oil runs out people will turn to GOD and ask why did you do this to me? I knew all of this …
I knew all of this without having to listen to an expert. The amazing thing about this video isn’t that he knows all of these facts, what’s amazing is that six billion people are oblivious to thier situation. The lines to the fuel pumps keep getting longer, and the lines to the suv dealers keep getting longer too. Am I imagining all of this? What is really strange is that when the oil runs out people will turn to GOD and ask why did you do this to me?

]]> Comment on Making Financial Sense of the Coming Energy Crisis by peakmoment http://actlightning.com/financialmeltdown/financial-management/making-financial-sense-of-the-coming-energy-crisis#comment-1205 peakmoment Thu, 29 Jan 2009 11:00:03 +0000 http://actlightning.com/financialmeltdown/financial-management/making-financial-sense-of-the-coming-energy-crisis#comment-1205 <b>I think it's pretty ...</b> <br> I think it's pretty possible that people will look for who to blame. The increasingly-powerful corporations, including the advertising industry and now the mainstream media, are making sure we keep consuming more and more. And they are hiding or obfuscating the consequences, like the millions Mobil-Exxon paid scientists to cast doubt on the climate change evidence. I think it’s pretty …
I think it’s pretty possible that people will look for who to blame. The increasingly-powerful corporations, including the advertising industry and now the mainstream media, are making sure we keep consuming more and more. And they are hiding or obfuscating the consequences, like the millions Mobil-Exxon paid scientists to cast doubt on the climate change evidence.

]]> Comment on Making Financial Sense of the Coming Energy Crisis by ericladnier http://actlightning.com/financialmeltdown/financial-management/making-financial-sense-of-the-coming-energy-crisis#comment-1204 ericladnier Thu, 29 Jan 2009 11:00:03 +0000 http://actlightning.com/financialmeltdown/financial-management/making-financial-sense-of-the-coming-energy-crisis#comment-1204 <b>Don't forget the ...</b> <br> Don't forget the deep cycle batteries. Can they be sustainable and healthy? Don’t forget the …
Don’t forget the deep cycle batteries. Can they be sustainable and healthy?

]]> Comment on Making Financial Sense of the Coming Energy Crisis by ewffaces http://actlightning.com/financialmeltdown/financial-management/making-financial-sense-of-the-coming-energy-crisis#comment-1203 ewffaces Thu, 29 Jan 2009 11:00:03 +0000 http://actlightning.com/financialmeltdown/financial-management/making-financial-sense-of-the-coming-energy-crisis#comment-1203 <b>Wow, finally the ...</b> <br> Wow, finally the great Jim Puplava on the largest television network of the world. You are my hero, Jim. Tell them ! Wow, finally the …
Wow, finally the great Jim Puplava on the largest television network of the world. You are my hero, Jim. Tell them !

]]> Comment on Income tax deductions for direct sales? by SteveCPA http://actlightning.com/financialmeltdown/uncategorized/income-tax-deductions-for-direct-sales#comment-1164 SteveCPA Thu, 29 Jan 2009 01:18:59 +0000 http://actlightning.com/financialmeltdown/network-marketing-direct-sales/income-tax-deductions-for-direct-sales#comment-1164 Any time you spend money to make money, you should keep track of what you spent. If you make any expenditures to promote your business or to close a sale, the best thing you can do is record the expenditure, make a note of the business reason you spent money, and file a receipt away as support. Log your business miles, too.<br><b>References : </b><br> Any time you spend money to make money, you should keep track of what you spent. If you make any expenditures to promote your business or to close a sale, the best thing you can do is record the expenditure, make a note of the business reason you spent money, and file a receipt away as support. Log your business miles, too.
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]]> Comment on Income tax deductions for direct sales? by v b http://actlightning.com/financialmeltdown/uncategorized/income-tax-deductions-for-direct-sales#comment-1163 v b Thu, 29 Jan 2009 00:58:59 +0000 http://actlightning.com/financialmeltdown/network-marketing-direct-sales/income-tax-deductions-for-direct-sales#comment-1163 Get IRS publication 334 and 535 and start reading. There is nothing special about this being direct sales. You *may* be able to deduct entertainment expenses, but only if you a) make sales at the same time and b) keep a list of the people you had in attendance. Do not plan on any deduction for your computer, home office, utilities, etc. <br><b>References : </b><br> Get IRS publication 334 and 535 and start reading. There is nothing special about this being direct sales.

You *may* be able to deduct entertainment expenses, but only if you a) make sales at the same time and b) keep a list of the people you had in attendance.

Do not plan on any deduction for your computer, home office, utilities, etc.
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