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20 tips to get the most out of Google Drive, Docs, Slides, and Sheets

April 25, 2022 Ogghy Filed Under: PopSci, SCI-TECH

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You might be missing out on some Google Drive goodies. Cottonbro / Pexels

This story has been updated. It was originally published on May 9, 2017.

When Google Docs first appeared more than a decade ago, the idea of software running in a browser was a strange and unusual one. Since then, Google Drive has grown in strength, with millions now relying on the free word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation tools it offers.

But just because you use Google Drive doesn’t mean you’re using it to its full potential. The suite offers unexpected—and powerful—features when you scratch its surface.

8 tips for Google Drive

1. Work offline

Google Drive’s offline mode lets you create and edit files in your browser without an internet connection. As soon as you connect to the web again, it will sync your changes. To set it up, click the cog icon in Google Drive, choose Settings, and then check the box next to Offline.

2. Copy formats

One of the most useful tools inside Docs, Sheets, and Slides is a little button on the toolbar that looks like a paint roller, called Paint format. This will allow you to paste text format (not the text itself). To use it, select some text, click the paint roller icon, and select the text you want to reformat. Google will automatically change the formatting to match.

3. Search within images and PDFs

You might not have realized it, but Google Drive scans through all the images and PDFs you upload. This makes the text within them searchable. Try searching for a phrase that you know is inside a picture or PDF. The feature isn’t perfect yet—don’t try searching for a handwritten phrase, for example—but it’s still helpful.

[Related: Easily convert a PDF to an image on your phone]

4. Sync your files across computers

You can download Google Drive clients for Windows and macOS that will sync your files—those you create in Google Drive and those on your local drive—between computers. The desktop client will create a Google Drive folder on the computers. Drop any file into that folder, and the file will be uploaded to the web and synced with the Google Drive folders on your other devices. Just don’t try uploading everything you own—Google Drive has storage limits (see No. 7 on this list).

5. Tag people in comments

Google Drive is great for working on documents (and spreadsheets and presentations) with other people. If you need to grab a collaborator’s attention, you can do it in a comment: just type the “@” or “+” symbol and start typing out a contact’s name. Choose the right entry from the list that pops up.

6. Revert to older versions

If you need to undo some mistakes or are just pining for the past, you can access older versions of the Doc, Sheet, or Slide you’ve been editing. On any of those platforms, open the File menu, click Version history, and you can preview or roll back to previous versions of the document. You can also go straight to the document’s history by clicking the Last edits link to the right of the Accessibility tab. 

7. Check the biggest files

Those of you who’ve paid Google for some extra storage space probably want to know what’s taking up most of it. And if you’re running out of room, you may want to know what’s hogging all your space. To figure it out, hover the cursor over the storage quota box on the left of the Google Drive screen and then click on it to see your biggest files listed first.

8. Stream video

If you upload video clips to Google Drive in a popular format (such as MP4), you can stream them straight from the cloud, YouTube-style, without any special settings or edits. It’s one way of taking your movie collection with you when you’re away from home.

4 tips for Google Docs

9. Add specialized links

Hyperlinks embedded in documents don’t have to lead to websites—you can easily create links that jump to other files inside Google Docs. Open up the link dialog box by clicking the link icon on the toolbar, then run a search for the title of the file you want to link to.

10. Import new fonts

For those times when you want to add a little more pizzazz to your documents, import an extra font or two. Open up the drop-down fonts menu on the toolbar, select More fonts, and you’ll get access to thousands of choices pulled from the Google Fonts collection.

11. Dictate documents

If you want to give your overworked typing fingers a rest, then switch on dictation in Google Docs. Open the Tools menu, click Voice typing, click the microphone, and start speaking. If the software makes a typo, that’s no problem—you can still make edits with the keyboard while the dictate tool is open.

12. Add words to the dictionary

By default, misspelled words get underlined in Google Docs, which may be annoying if you’re using a lot of custom terms and slang. To add a word to the dictionary, right-click on it and choose Add [WORD] to dictionary. If you want to take a look at the words and terms you’ve added to your Google Docs’ database, you can find it under Tools, Spelling and grammar, and then Personal dictionary.

4 tips for Google Sheets

13. Quickly fill a cell series

To fill a long column or row of cells with a series (like days of the week or numbers), highlight the first cell or cells in the series, then click the little blue square in the bottom right-hand corner. When hovering over this “handle,” the cursor should look like a little plus sign. Drag down or across and, if the app can figure out how the series works, it will extend it to the squares you’re highlighting.

14. View calculations instantly

When you’re working on a spreadsheet in Google Sheets, take note of the little summary box that shows up in the bottom right-hand corner when you select a group of cells. By default, you’ll see what the contents add up to, but if you click on it you’ll also see other useful stats like the cells’ average, maximum, and minimum.

15. Get started with a template

Templates are available in Docs and Slides, but they’re particularly useful in Google Sheets. These blueprints can give you a head start with your finances, your annual report, or whatever you’re building. Head to the Google Sheets front page online to see which templates are available.

16. Add images

Liven up your spreadsheets with a picture or five. They can float over the document (click Insert, then Image) or be locked inside a particular cell. For the latter option, enter =IMAGE(URL) in the cell, replacing “URL” with the link to the image on the web.

4 tips for Google Slides

17. Edit in bulk

Want to make the same changes to a lot of slides at once? The presentation’s master slide is your friend. Open the Slide menu, click Edit theme, and you can modify the template layouts for your slides, from the title slide to those that show bullet-point lists.

[Related: Boost your productivity on Google Docs and Sheets using scripts and macros]

18. Pick the right images

If you’re dropping an image into your presentation, then you want one that matches your existing color scheme. Google Slides can help you out. Pick Insert then Image, and if you go over to the Search the web option on the menu and enter some terms, you can then choose a photo with the ideal dominant color.

19. Stream presentations to a Chromecast

Chances are that, if you’re building a presentation in Google Slides, you plan to share it with an audience. If you click on the Slideshow drop-down menu in the upper right corner of Google Sheets on the web, you’ll see a Present on another screen option. Use this to send the slides to a nearby Chromecast, or even to one of Apple’s AirPlay receivers.

20. Embed presentations online

Another way to send your presentation into the wider world is to embed it on a webpage. Click File, then Publish to the web, and you can either publish the presentation publicly with its own URL, or get the HTML code you need to embed it somewhere else. You can also tweak settings to determine the size of your slides and to make your presentation start as soon as the player loads and then replay right after it ends. 

The post 20 tips to get the most out of Google Drive, Docs, Slides, and Sheets appeared first on Popular Science.

Tagged With: drive, goodies, Google, might, missing, some

Project Syndicate: Official digital currencies could improve the lives of billions of unbanked adults

April 23, 2022 Ogghy Filed Under: BUSINESS, MarketWatch

Central banks could promote inclusivity and drive financial innovation by issuing well-designed digital currencies.

Tagged With: 'inclusivity', banks, central, could, drive, promote

Drive And Fly Less, Work From Home To Cut Reliance On Russia, IEA Says

April 22, 2022 Ogghy Filed Under: THE NEWS, Zerohedge

Drive And Fly Less, Work From Home To Cut Reliance On Russia, IEA Says

By Tsvetana Paraskova of OilPrice.com

Drive at lower speeds on highways, turn down the thermostat and use less air-conditioning, work from home, use public transport, and prefer trains to short-haul flights.

These are some of the measures outlined on Thursday by the International Energy Agency (IEA) and the European Commission which, they say, would save EU households money, reduce EU reliance on Russian fossil fuels, support Ukraine, and help the fight against climate change.

“Cutting energy use also supports Ukraine by reducing the need for Russian oil and gas, helping to reduce the revenue streams funding the invasion,” the IEA and the EC say.

The EU has started discussions on a possible embargo on imports of Russian oil, and the bloc is reportedly in talks with oil-producing countries for potential deals to get quickly non-Russian oil supply. The EU, however, continues to be split on the idea of a Russian oil embargo, with Germany leading the group opposing an immediate full ban.

If EU consumers follow the recommendations outlined by the IEA and the EU today, a typical household in the European Union could reduce, on average, its energy bill by more than $490 (450 euro) a year, they say.

Turning down the thermostat at home by just 1 degree Celsius would save around 7 percent of the energy used for heating. Setting the air conditioner 1 degree Celsius warmer could reduce the amount of electricity used by almost 10 percent, the IEA and the EC note.

“Citizens have the power to immediately cut their energy use and reduce their fuel bills. But it is government authorities – from the national to regional, city and local levels – that are ultimately best placed to incentivise energy saving actions,” the energy agency and the EU’s executive arm said.  

If all EU citizens were to follow the recommendations at home and in their workplace, it would save 220 million barrels of oil a year, which is enough to fill 120 supertankers, and around 17 billion cubic meters of gas, which is enough to heat almost 20 million homes, the IEA and the EC said.

Tyler Durden
Fri, 04/22/2022 – 14:41

Tagged With: drive, from, home, less, Reliance, Work

Does ‘Dark Tetrad’ Of Personality Traits Drive Some To Buy Crypto?

April 14, 2022 Ogghy Filed Under: THE NEWS, Zerohedge

Does ‘Dark Tetrad’ Of Personality Traits Drive Some To Buy Crypto?

Having blown their efforts to leverage the ESG ‘movement’ to attack cryptocurrencies (‘mining is killing the climate’) and failed to find any actual evidence that cryptocurrencies are a major source of illicit finance (especially relative to dollar dollar bills and the banking system) it appears the skeptics have found a new FUD angle to attack the ‘freedom’ of decentralized currency.

The last few years have seen cryptos soar to record highs with a multi-trillion-dollar ‘market cap’ and an accelerating rate of adoption, despite the extreme volatility of the ‘young’ asset-class.

So, five ‘scientists’ set about to find out what kind of person is attracted to this kind of volatility, fear, uncertainty, and doubt.

What they found is perfect for headline-writers – there is a link between “dark tetrad” personality traits and attitudes towards cryptocurrency.

The “dark tetrad” – a term used in psychology – refers to a group of four personality traits – Machiavellianism, narcissism, and psychopathy (together known as the “dark triad”), plus sadism.

All four dark tetrad traits correlated with an affinity for investing, each for their own reasons.

According to the researchers, dark tetrads are partly drawn to crypto because they are prepared to take risks.

Based on a pre-registered survey of the main research question rather than hypotheses (N = 566), it was found that:

  • Narcissism was positively associated with crypto attitude which was mediated by positivity.

  • Machiavellianism was associated with buying intention which was mediated by conspiracy beliefs. Machiavellians were more distrustful of government which was associated with a greater desire to buy crypto.

  • Psychopathy affected crypto judgments through FoMO and a negative effect on positivity.

  • Sadism is associated with FoMO and a lack of positivity which affects crypto judgments.

So there you have it folks – if you’re a conspiracy theorist, distrust government, are overly positive or over-confident, and/or have a fear of missing out (in other words, if you’re a psychopath, narcissist, or a sadist); you’re highly likely to be a fan of crypto…

Crucially, as TheConversation notes – deep in their report – the ‘scientists’ admit this is not a two-way causal relationship – i.e. while many ‘reporters’ would like to claim this study shows that crypto-enthusiasts are all psychos, the study in fact only suggests the causality runs from being a pyscho narcissist to liking crypto (and not necessarily the other way around)…

“We are not suggesting that everyone interested in crypto displays dark tetrad traits.“

So if you find yourself inexplicably drawn to the ‘escape hatch from tyranny’ that is the crypto-world, have no fear – it doesn’t make you a crazy person, as Dr. Wang said: “If you happen to be a Bitcoin or other crypto holder, you may or may not exhibit [these traits].”

Tyler Durden
Thu, 04/14/2022 – 21:35

Tagged With: dark, does, drive, Personality, Tetrad', traits

Why Gold Coin Demand Doesn’t Drive The Gold Price

April 4, 2022 Ogghy Filed Under: THE NEWS, Zerohedge

Why Gold Coin Demand Doesn’t Drive The Gold Price

By Gainesville Coins.

Demand for newly fabricated coins makes up only a small part of total trading volume in gold, and therefore has little impact on the gold price.

As we discussed in a previous article about the supply and demand dynamics of gold, the price of gold isn’t set between what is annually produced versus “consumed.” Because gold isn’t used up and there are vast above ground stocks (most of which is gold held for monetary purposes), the gold price is mainly determined by trade in above ground metal.

Gold trades as a currency. Demand for coins is just a small segment of total physical trading volume, and therefore doesn’t have a significant impact on the price.

American Gold Eagle coins, manufactured by the United States Mint

Gold Prices Aren’t Affected By Gold Coin Sales

Gold investors often wonder why the gold price doesn’t rise when premiums on coins are skyrocketing. The explanation is that these premiums arise from coin supply-chain congestions, not from a shortage of gold itself.

Every gold product—an ornament, ring, bar, coin, etc.—needs to be manufactured. The manufacturing costs for, i.e., bars are fixed, but relatively lower for bars with a higher weight and value. A fixed manufacturing cost of $60 dollars is 0.008% of the value of a 400-ounce gold bar, while a little over 3% of the value of a 1-ounce bar.

The spot price of gold on your screen usually refers to the price of gold located in London—the most liquid spot wholesale market—in the form of 400-ounce bars. Products of lower weights than wholesale bars always enjoy a premium on top of the spot price. And products with high manufacturing costs, like coins, enjoy an even higher premium.

In the charts below you can see the sales figures of all U.S. Mint gold (and silver) coins since the 1980s. Clearly, gold coin demand is very volatile. In some months the U.S. Mint might sell as much as 250,000 troy ounces in coins, in other months not more than 10,000 troy ounces.

US Mint gold coin sales, 1987–date

The silver coin market has more or less the same dynamics as the gold coin market.

US Mint silver coin sales, 1987–date

How Modern Gold Coins Are Made

Like every factory, the U.S. Mint has a certain production capacity that can’t be adjusted on short notice. For fabricating gold coins, 400-ounce bars are rolled into sheets having the thickness of the series of coins the Mint wants to produce.

Next, blanks (“planchets”) are stamped from the sheets, after which these can be struck into coins using a die. Finally, the coins will be manually inspected for imperfections. In all, this is not a process that can be easily speed up or dialed down.

Watch this video to see how the United States Mint manufactures its bullion coins.

Understanding Gold Demand From a Global Perspective

When demand takes a nosedive, the Mint will lower its production capacity and add coins to its inventory. When demand increases all inventory is depleted and production capacity is increased, but it’s impossible for customers to get immediate delivery of their orders.

Coin supply is inelastic. A shortage of coins—not gold itself—causes coin premiums to rise above their averages. (For silver coins the average premiums are relatively higher as an ounce of silver is cheaper than an ounce of gold.)

The number of gold coins minted in the U.S. each year can fluctuate greatly

Demand for gold coins must be seen as a retail sentiment indicator for a specific group of buyers. While premiums on gold coins in the U.S. can be sky high, gold in China can trade at a steep discount, versus London spot, as happened in 2020.

Consider that if for whatever reason there is a shortage of nails on one continent, this doesn’t mean the global price of steel should rise. Likewise, if gold coin demand in the West is high, this doesn’t mean the gold price should rise.

Because gold is a currency there can’t be a shortage of gold itself. But there can be a shortage of specific gold products at specific locations due to supply chain issues.

Tyler Durden
Mon, 04/04/2022 – 05:00

Tagged With: coin, Demand, doesn't, drive, Gold

‘Drive My Car’ Makes Headlines in Japan After Oscar Triumph

March 28, 2022 Ogghy Filed Under: ENTERTAINMENT, Variety

Hamaguchi Ryusuke’s “Drive My Car” is now making headlines in Japan after winning the best international feature Oscar. The film is only the second from the country to take the prize, the previous one being the 2008 “Departures.” Released domestically in August, “Drive My Car” had earned only $250,000 by the end of 2021, despite […]

Tagged With: Car, drive, Hamaguchi, headlines, making, Ryusuke’s

HBO Max: The 23 Best Movies to Watch – CNET

March 26, 2022 Ogghy Filed Under: CNET, SCI-TECH

Oscar nominees like Drive My Car and Dune are on the Warner Bros. streamer.

Tagged With: drive, dune, like, nominees, Oscar, Warner

Biden Doing Everything Possible To Drive Up The Price Of Oil, Some Of It’s Illegal

March 23, 2022 Ogghy Filed Under: THE NEWS, Zerohedge

Biden Doing Everything Possible To Drive Up The Price Of Oil, Some Of It’s Illegal

Authored by Mike Shedlock via MishTalk.com,

Despite claims of wanting to hold down the price of oil, President Biden’s actions speak louder than his lies…

SEC accused of doing Elizabeth Warren’s dirty work. Image from a Tweet.

SEC Mandate Idiocy

President Biden does not have the votes to pass his energy policy, so instead he tries to bully the Fed and the SEC. 

Consider the SEC’s Energy Proposal now open for comments (guaranteed to be ignored). 

  • The Securities and Exchange Commission (“Commission”) is proposing for public comment amendments to its rules under the Securities Act of 1933 (“Securities Act”) and Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (“Exchange Act”) that would require registrants to provide certain climate-related information in their registration statements and annual reports. 

  • The proposed rules would require information about a registrant’s climate-related risks that are reasonably likely to have a material impact on its business, results of operations, or financial condition.

  • The required information about climate-related risks would also include disclosure of a registrant’s greenhouse gas emissions, which have become a commonly used metric to assess a registrant’s exposure to such risks. In addition, under the proposed rules, certain climate-related financial metrics would be required in a registrant’s audited financial statements.  

SEC Act of 1934

The purpose of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 is to prevent fraud,  prevent securities theft, ensure fairness, halt insider trading, and prevent companies from distributing false financial information.

Nowhere does the Securities Act of 1933 or 1934 grant the SEC to promote Green policies at its whim.

The SEC is not, or at least should not be, in the business of implementing let alone creating climate change policy. 

Yet that is precisely the intent.

Climate Change Coup

The Wall Street Journal comments on the SEC’s Climate Coup

SEC Chairman Gary Gensler is redefining materiality as whatever BlackRock and progressive investors want to know. The 510-page proposal will require the public disclosure of risks to physical assets from climate change as well as from government anti-carbon policies.

Companies will have to report greenhouse-gas emissions generated directly by their operations (e.g., refining oil) as well as from their energy consumption. Companies will also have to report what are called Scope 3 emissions from their supply chains and customers if they are material, which will be in the eyes of progressive investors.

For example, Exxon Mobil would have to report its direct emissions as well as any from fossil fuels burned to generate the electricity it uses. It may have to quantify emissions from the combustion of its products, the tankers that deliver them, and the manufacturing of its rigs and plastic products when they degrade.

Scope 3 emissions have no clear definition. The agency says it has “not proposed a bright-line quantitative threshold for the materiality determination” for Scope 3 emissions because this “would depend on the particular facts and circumstances, making it difficult to establish a ‘one size fits all’ standard.”

Grumpy Economist 

The Grumpy Economist chimes in with SEC Takes On Climate

Wow, just wow. 

The pretense in this game has been, oh, we’re not doing climate policy, we’re just making sure that companies disclose (and, at the Fed, banks are not exposed to) risks. Financial risks. The climate might change, and the company goes out of business sorts of risks.

What does calculating (nearly impossible, including upstream and downstream) and “disclosing” greenhouse emissions themselves, including emissions from purchased energy is a different story. 

Now, just what connection is there between, say, a refinery’s CO2 emissions, including those of the electric company that it buys power from, and the emissions of the truck company that buys its grease, and the financial risk to the refinery? Does that “commonly used” metric make any sense at all? Of course not. Only, perhaps, political risk; that the SEC and other regulators might close down companies based on CO2 emissions. I hope that people involved in this debate will seize on whether “have become a commonly used metric to assess a registrant’s exposure to such risks” is true, and whether it makes any sense at all. 

Team Biden Actions vs Lies

Team Biden is doing everything it can to discourage production of oil and gas, driving the price higher, while simultaneously begging them to produce more oil. 

Biden claims to be attacking inflation, while driving up costs of production. He claims to want more oil, temporarily of course, until the price comes down. 

Progressives are clearly in control of the Administration and that has been the case from day one. 

What About the Fed?

President Biden nominated Sarah Bloom Raskin to be the Federal Reserve’s vice chairwoman of banking supervision.

Progressives cheered because Raskin wanted the Fed to address the implications of climate change in its policy. She called for financial regulators to steer Wall Street away from high-carbon assets.

That is clearly outside the Fed’s dual mandate, but neither Biden nor Progressives care about such matters.

On March 14, Senator Joe Manchin released this statement:  I am Unable to Support Nomination of Sarah Bloom Raskin to Federal Reserve Board. 

“Now more than ever, the United States must have policy leaders and economic experts who are focused on the most pressing issues facing the American people and our nation – specifically rising inflation and energy costs. I have carefully reviewed Sarah Bloom Raskin’s qualifications and previous public statements. Her previous public statements have failed to satisfactorily address my concerns about the critical importance of financing an all-of-the-above energy policy to meet our nation’s critical energy needs. I have come to the conclusion that I am unable to support her nomination to serve as a member of the Federal Reserve Board. 

“The Federal Reserve Board is not an institution that should politicize its critical decisions. This is a 10-year term to perhaps the most important independent body that is tasked with ensuring the stability of the American economy. At this historic moment for both the United States and the world at large, it is imperative the Federal Reserve Board preserves its independence and steers clear of any hint of partisanship. Instead, the Federal Reserve Board must remain hyper focused on ending the inflation taxes hurting working families and getting more workers off the sidelines and back into the economy. The time has come for the Federal Reserve Board to return to its defining principles and dual mandate of controlling inflation by ensuring stable prices and maximum employment. I will not support any future nominee that does not respect these critical priorities.”

After that statement, the possibility of Raskin getting 50 Senate votes went to zero. She withdrew her nomination.

Will That Stop Biden?

Of course not. 

Biden will find another Raskin clone the same way he has energy clones at the SEC to do his energy bidding. 

Elizabeth Warren May as Well Be President, She Makes All Biden’s Calls

The lead image is from Elizabeth Warren’s Biography. I added the caption. 

Flashback December 281, 2021: Please recall my post Elizabeth Warren May as Well Be President, She Makes All Biden’s Calls

Warren nodded approval of Raskin.

Also recall Biden’s Bank Regulatory Nominee Espouses Helicopter Money and Praises the Old USSR

Joe Biden’s nominee for the Comptroller of the Currency Saule Omarova on oil, coal and gas industries: “We want them to go bankrupt if we want to tackle climate change.”

Those industries are responsible for MILLIONS of Americans’ paychecks.pic.twitter.com/37DYwoFw8m

— Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) November 9, 2021

“We want them [oil and gas companies] to go bankrupt if we want to tackle climate change.”

In Praise of Russia

Until I came to the US, I couldn’t imagine that things like gender pay gap still existed in today’s world. Say what you will about old USSR, there was no gender pay gap there. Market doesn’t always “know best.” https://t.co/vvnx9DZICN

— Saule Omarova (@STOmarova) March 31, 2019

Omarova was so awful, many Democrats could not stomach here. But that was another Warren pick. 

Fortunately, common sense prevailed there too. Saule Omarova went down in flames. 

Expect More Nonsense From Warren

Most of our markets are dominated by a few giant companies—take a look at the oil, meatpacking & grocery industries. What happens when there’s a lot of concentration and little to no competition?

Companies raise consumer prices to expand their profits because they can. pic.twitter.com/bhvLtbFPpk

— Elizabeth Warren (@SenWarren) March 21, 2022

.@SenWhitehouse and I introduced a Windfall Profits Tax that says: if you’re a Big Oil company engaged in price gouging, you’re gonna have to give up a big chunk of your ill-gotten gains.

Big Oil shouldn’t be making billions in profits while Americans get crushed at the pump. pic.twitter.com/Bx2Zpaarf6

— Elizabeth Warren (@SenWarren) March 19, 2022

Liz’s Pet

New York Post calling out SEC Chairman Gary Gensler for being Elizabeth Warren’s pet 😂 pic.twitter.com/7H4vltFEr5

— XRPcryptowolf (@XRPcryptowolf) March 21, 2022

Expect a Challenge

I expect a legal challenge to this latest SEC nonsense.

And if it gets to the Supreme Court, I expect the challenge to win. 

It might not get that far. Any appeals court should easily strike down what the SEC is attempting to do outside its legal mandate.

Expect Higher Gas Prices

With Biden sanctioning Russian gas, and with energy being mostly inelastic, don’t expect too much relief at the pump.

Do expect more energy nonsense from Elizabeth Warren and president Biden.

What Can the Fed Do About the Price of Food, Medicine, Gasoline, or Rent?

The answer is nothing or next to nothing. Rates hikes will not impact inelastic items.

The Fed can do nothing but Biden can and has made things worse. 

For discussion of the Fed, please see What Can the Fed Do About the Price of Food, Medicine, Gasoline, or Rent?

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Tyler Durden
Wed, 03/23/2022 – 15:05

Tagged With: Biden, doing, drive, everything, possible, price

6 Ways to Leverage Technology to Rock Your Digital Relevance

March 22, 2022 Ogghy Filed Under: BUSINESS, Entrepreneur Magazine

Traditional tactics no longer drive business; it’s all about fostering innovation, encouraging risk-taking and embracing new technologies.

Tagged With: business, drive, It's, longer, tactics, traditional

Oscars 2022 Race: Writers, Producers Guild Awards Fuel ‘Coda’ Momentum

March 21, 2022 Ogghy Filed Under: BUSINESS, Forbes

“Dune,” “The Power Of The Dog” and “Drive My Car” seem to be some of the slate’s leading contenders so far based on how the 10 nominees have fared so far in nominations and victories in other film award contests.

Tagged With: 'The, Car, dog, drive, dune, Power

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