Workouts that don't require a gym. Includes yard work and prisoner workouts.

Liking what Mark Cuban has to offer. I'd read his blog a while back but forgotten about it. Really glad I re-found it. This post is his suggestion on how to tax capital gains above a certain amount, or as he calls it "got lucky" money.

I like Mark Cuban's take on the risk-reward decoupling in recent American biz history, and how that's contributed to a lot of the companies' failures. His suggestion of not allowing officers and boards of companies to be paid with stock (i.e. paid in cash only) is a good one I think.

Attention all counterfeiters: head to Food Lion, or at least the one in Roanoke Rapids. That's where a clerk accepted as payment a $200 bill with George W. Bush's picture on the front and a picture of the White House with lawn signs in front of it on the back. Oh, and you'll get change too.

Jeff Jarvis does a great job of explaining how his interests and those of his insurance company and health care providers are misaligned, and how things could be so much better for everyone. Of course his argument applies to everyone in the US health care system.