Angry Bear is Happy Comments were quick and easy to add. I’m using BackBlog, mostly because the only two I’d heard of (Haloscan and YAACS) aren’t accepting new blogs. But…

…and two centuries respectively (six hundred years combined), the U.K. and the U.S. governments have paid off their debts exactly once: the U.S. in 1836. This happy event was followed,…

…immediate correction required given the lack of funding. Unless the rest of the world is happy holding more of our currency, in which case we can finance our expenditures via…

…sound happy. I explained my concerns about the story while he listened. When I finished, he replied: “Or so YOU Say.” His tone was caustic. “Hold on,” I replied. “Can’t…

…This woman claims (1) that she was happy with her now-cancelled plan, even though that plan had NO out-of-pocket cap and had an annual total-coverage cap of $25,000; (2) that…

…who are unhappy that they now have the same coverage as before, with the same healthcare providers, at the same or less cost, and no longer have to worry that…

…to touch it, it stays on you; if oil isn’t taboo, it ought to be. I am so happy Maine has no hydrocarbons, even if it does make the groaf/jawbz…

…to be reduced by 6.5% holding capital steady. Discussion In island #1, business owners are not happy. They are losing profits. So they increase hiring while holding capital stock steady….

…the unions. The leaders of the Postal Service aren’t trying to reduce their labor costs just to deal with the postal deficit or to keep the big mailers happy. The…

…a new high as well: So, if I were happy with GDP in 2007, why wouldn’t I also be happy now, if on a per capita basis, it is less…