Thursday, July 8, 2010

printing shirts with permaset


I just finished printing some shirts with Permaset. We always use water-based ink, but have found this ink to work superior to others, and it looks great too!

Stay tuned for more info on our eco-friendly printing of t-shirts and other clothing.

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Friday, February 6, 2009

Stimulus

If it was okay to pass a trillion dollar bail out for big banks that made big mistakes that hurt our economy without requirements that they actually use the money to lend to people, then why is not to give real working people a stimulus package?

It makes me sick to hear these aristocrat republicans complaining about wasteful spending and welfare, when in fact more wasteful spending and welfare goes to big corporations and rich people via tax cuts etc.

Do we live in a democracy or an aristocracy?

It looks like the stimulus will pass, but hopefully it does so without getting rid of critical provisions that will help our economy and independence in the long run, like funding for solar and wind energy that will lead to new jobs and energy independence as well as help fight global warming and pollution.

Please call your Senators and Representatives and tell them to pass the stimulus with meaningful help for real working Americans, not rich leisure class Americans who don't need any help, and whose economic practices have led to the economic problems we face.

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

TARP fraud?

I am just wondering if anyone is watching out to see if the same corporate jerks who played the overstating profits game in the 1990's and 2000's may now be switching their game to understating profits now that that may get them free public money in the TARP bail out program. I have no evidence that this is happening, and I am not making the claim that it is. But, it seems entirely plausible if not probable that some companies may be doing this. It makes plenty of sense for them to do it in a warped, dishonest way. They can make more money being "un-profitable" right now and not even do any work. Then later when the "recession" is over they can go back to their old game of overstating profits.

I hope some watchdog somewhere is looking into this possibility, even though they would probably be ignored and pooh poohed if not shunned if they actually found proof of it, at least until a new scandal is full blown. Can't catch anything while its happening if you're a federal regulator. You just wait until its full blown and then claim you never could have known.