I’ve been occupied lately with the release of my book, Professional SAS Programming Secrets, 3rd edition, which is shipping today. If you’ve always wanted to be a skilled SAS programmer please take a look. I hope to be back to my usual commentary on our economic lives tomorrow.
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- Social Expectations and Housing Market Moves
- Not Keeping Up With the Joneses
- Hospital Budget Problems Continue
- Newfoundland After Hurricane Igor
- Cost-Cutting: Corporations Cutting Their Own Throats?
- Ice, Freight, and a Sailboat on the Arctic Ocean
- Confusion Over Wheat Supplies
- This Week in Bank Failures
- Blockbuster Bankruptcy: External Forces at Work
- The Bounce of Summers
- Book Release Today: Professional SAS Programming S...
- Replacing Fashion Models With Avatars
- This Week in Bank Failures
- Freight Cutbacks: Fewer Products
- Tea Party Near 5 Percent in Delaware
- Waiting for Better Prices
- Optimistic Wholesalers Increase Inventories
- Taking Pipelines for Granted
- A Look Back at the “Hard-Core Unemployed” Myth
- This Week in Bank Failures
- Sailing Around the Arctic Ocean
- Redefining Work, Again
- Stimulus Plan Repeats Last Year’s Mistakes
- Another Quiet Holiday Weekend, But People Are Busy
- Wide Open in the Arctic
- How School Schedules Lead to Overeating
- This Week in Bank Failures
- “Drill (BOOM!) Baby (BAM!) Drill”
- Greece Cracks Down on Smoking
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