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Well, here we are, January 1st, 2021 is less than 24 hours away.  Each year, January ushers in feelings of optimism and new starts.  It all happens for a good reason: Janus.  Janus is the god of (among other things) time, transitions, and beginnings in ancient Roman religion. 

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America has many divides.  Our continental divide (pictured above) splits the country between two drainage basins: one empties into the Pacific while the other reaches the Gulf of Mexico.  Another divide separating the nation is political in nature; four years ago when then President-elect Donald J.

Income and outlays data provide an important and frequent look into the state of our economy.    Of course, income is, for the most part, a necessary condition for spending.  Outlays, in the report on personal consumption expenditures (PCE) represents over two-thirds of our nation’s output.  Both were mixed in October 2020 according to the Bureau of Economic Analy

Our economy oscillates irregularly between expansion or contraction.  It is often illustrated using a stylized symmetric sine wave, demonstrating the virtuous and vicious portions of the economy depending on the direction of the curve.  Unfortunately, the actual cycle is not so smooth. 

Stock markets are dynamic organisms.  Their movements are influenced by millions of people.  These individuals come with unique circumstances, opinions, and preferences which might change for any number of reasons.  Each day investors pore over data, parsing it in their own unique ways, creating reasons to buy or sell. 

Zombies are occasionally the subjects of fictional works.  These undead, horror-related characters are found in books, music videos, movies, and video games.  Often pathogens infect them, turning a once lively person into no more than an animated corporeal without other human essences.  Once an individual transitions, they may become a vector of the disease for which there is no