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Irish Famine Myth (The Great Hunger–An Gorta Mor)

Kyle Murphy March 17, 2009 9 Politics Famine, Ireland, Irish

Yes, the Irish famine did occur, but it didn’t need to. On this coming St. Patrick’s day when everyone celebrates the glory of the Irish, I felt it necessary to help spread the real story of the Irish famine of the mid-1800’s. In 1847 alone, 400,000 Irish died and a total of almost 1,500,000 died […]

Diversify, Diversify, Diversify

Kyle Murphy March 12, 2009 0 Business Diversify, Investments, Madoff

I can’t believe the number of people that have lost everything by investing with Madoff. While I feel empathy for those who lost money, who puts all their money in one place and doesn’t know what the investment is backed by. The first rule any amateur or professional investor learns is to diversify. Never put your money […]

Our Addiction to Growth

Kyle Murphy March 10, 2009 0 Business, Economics Growth Business Economics Society

The first step is to acknowledge our problem…America, we’re addicted to growth. I started writing this entry over a year but never finished it, until now. Now I find myself feeling some level of personal satisfaction as the U.S. convulses and hemorrhages as it begins detoxing itself from it addiction to growth and debt. No, growth and debt are […]

Why the Latino Immigration Wave is Different

Kyle Murphy November 4, 2008 0 Economics immigration, latin america, latino, policy, wealth transfer

The US has received wave after wave of immigrants over its short 400+ year history. From the first English, French, and German waves to the Irish in the mid-1800’s and the Italians and Polish in the early 1900’s. The most recent and largest wave is that of Latinos; those from so called Latin America (Mexico, […]

Fake Customer Service

Kyle Murphy October 26, 2007 0 Business customer service, marketing, sales

We’ve all heard “Welcome to Subway” or “Welcome to Tilly’s” or the like coming from some unseen sales clerk or busy sandwich maker when we walk into a retail store or fast food joint. Could anything be more annoying or patronizing?!? It seems in an effort to improve customer service companies have resorted to mimicking […]

Irish Famine Myth (The Great Hunger–An Gorta Mor)

Diversify, Diversify, Diversify

Our Addiction to Growth

Why the Latino Immigration Wave is Different

Fake Customer Service

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