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Jennifer Robertson Haskell commented on Brett Milner's blog post Down with socialized highways!"YES YES YES, nobody has said it ANY better thank you"
Brett Milner posted a blog postDown with socialized highways!
Here’s a hypothetical situation for you…I’m planning on changing jobs, but there’s one thing holding me up- I’m not sure how I’ll get to work. Where I work now, we have a Bridges & Roads plan that my employer partially covers and I partially cover, but if I change jobs I won’t be able to use those roads anymore.My new employer has a plan too, but I’m not sure how much my copay will be for pothole repair, and that’s even after meeting my $2000 deductible.What’s more, I’m not sure the roads…See More
David Clark commented on Brett Milner's blog post TVA, energy investments, and water: they’re all connected (by Ward Cammack)"Plus the fact that with all the subsidies, nuclear is the most expensive energy there is! Thank you Mr Cammack for standing up for facing the facts about our looming energy crisis."
Brett Milner posted a blog postTVA, energy investments, and water: they’re all connected (by Ward Cammack)
We are accelerating toward renewable energy. Cheap, seemingly-infinite, ground-based energy afforded our industrialization, but we are past the point of diminishing returns and headed toward serious loss of jobs and capital if we do not focus upon purely renewable sources. Other states are getting purposeful and directed, so Tennessee must be clear-headed about the facts, risks and opportunities.The day after Christmas my wife Shelley, youngest daughter Wardie, dog Skipper and I ventured to…See More
Brett Milner posted a blog postUnderstanding Tennessee’s Economic Challenges (by Ward Cammack)
There is no doubt that the major challenge we face today is economic. The current economic crisis was caused by a financial bubble whose collapse almost no-one saw coming. But I spent my entire career in finance – and I did see it coming.This collapse is related to the much slower and more obvious decline of heavy industry, which began with the rise in world oil prices several decades ago, and of agriculture – as a source of employment, traditional land use, and food production – which has been…See More
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Profile Information
- Which Tennessee county do you live in?
- Davidson
- Organizations that I belong to:
- The Committee to Elect Ward Cammack
- Hobbies and interests of mine:
- Cycling, information systems, green technology, sustainable practices, cloud computing, music
Brett Milner's Blog
Down with socialized highways!
Here’s a hypothetical situation for you…
I’m planning on changing jobs, but there’s one thing holding me up- I’m not sure how I’ll get to work. Where I work now, we have a Bridges & Roads plan that my employer partially covers and I partially cover, but if I change jobs I won’t be able to use those roads anymore.
My new employer has a plan too, but I’m not sure how much my copay will be for pothole repair, and that’s even after meeting my $2000… Continue
I’m planning on changing jobs, but there’s one thing holding me up- I’m not sure how I’ll get to work. Where I work now, we have a Bridges & Roads plan that my employer partially covers and I partially cover, but if I change jobs I won’t be able to use those roads anymore.
My new employer has a plan too, but I’m not sure how much my copay will be for pothole repair, and that’s even after meeting my $2000… Continue
Posted on August 18, 2009 at 10:22pm — 2 Comments
TVA, energy investments, and water: they’re all connected (by Ward Cammack)
We are accelerating toward renewable energy. Cheap, seemingly-infinite, ground-based energy afforded our industrialization, but we are past the point of diminishing returns and headed toward serious loss of jobs and capital if we do not focus upon purely renewable sources. Other states are getting purposeful and directed, so Tennessee must be clear-headed about the facts, risks and opportunities.
The day after Christmas my wife Shelley, youngest daughter Wardie, dog Skipper and I… Continue
The day after Christmas my wife Shelley, youngest daughter Wardie, dog Skipper and I… Continue
Posted on July 2, 2009 at 1:39pm — 1 Comment
Understanding Tennessee’s Economic Challenges (by Ward Cammack)
There is no doubt that the major challenge we face today is economic. The current economic crisis was caused by a financial bubble whose collapse almost no-one saw coming. But I spent my entire career in finance – and I did see it coming.
This collapse is related to the much slower and more obvious decline of heavy industry, which began with the rise in world oil prices several decades ago, and of agriculture – as a source of employment, traditional land use, and food production –… Continue
This collapse is related to the much slower and more obvious decline of heavy industry, which began with the rise in world oil prices several decades ago, and of agriculture – as a source of employment, traditional land use, and food production –… Continue
Posted on June 25, 2009 at 4:56pm
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