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On St. Patrick’s Day, everyone wants to be Irish. But in the United Kingdom these days, so many Brits are clamoring to become Irish citizens that the demand has overwhelmed the Department of Foreign Affairs in Dublin.

Are You Lucky Enough to Be Irish? March 17, 2017 by Bob Bauman Offshore Solutions On St. Patrick’s Day, everyone wants to be Irish. But in the United Kingdom these days, so many Brits are clamoring to become Irish citizens that the demand has overwhelmed the Department of Foreign Affairs in Dublin.

Cotton plants are useful for a multitude of things. And right now, cotton fiber is in a bull market, with room for us to make money.

A ‘Soft’ Bull Market Is Going Strong March 17, 2017 by Matt Badiali Soft Commodities Cotton plants are useful for a multitude of things. And right now, cotton fiber is in a bull market, with room for us to make money.

In the heartland of America — a place where oil still provides the lifeblood of many farms and businesses — solar power usage is dawning brightly.

Sunny Days Ahead for Solar Power March 15, 2017 by Joseph Hargett Investment Opportunities In the heartland of America — a place where oil still provides the lifeblood of many farms and businesses — solar power usage is dawning brightly.

When it comes to living room entertainment, the talk around the watercooler now revolves around discussions of which Netflix shows are worth binge-watching.

The New Ruler of the Living Room March 14, 2017 by Joseph Hargett Investment Opportunities When it comes to living room entertainment, the talk around the watercooler now revolves around discussions of which Netflix shows are worth binge-watching.

It’s tempting to declare that George Orwell has won the debate about the future — surveillance via TV is here. But the truth is more complicated.

The Thought Police Are Plugged In March 13, 2017 by Ted Bauman Privacy Invasion It’s tempting to declare that George Orwell has won the debate about the future — surveillance via TV is here. But the truth is more complicated.