Month: September 2015

The overall outlooks for oil and gas are going in opposite ways, at least for the moment, it appears. The price of crude oil barrels continues to remain stagnant as the demand has seen a sharp decrease. So far it’s meant good news for the consumer as gas prices across the country are at some of the lowest rates in years. Yet one of the energy sectors that has been steadily growing over the last couple years though is that … Continue reading “Natural Gas on the Rise: U.S. Expected to be Net Exporter in Two Years”

Eli Roth is known for his work directing, producing, writing, and acting in movies, usually of the horror variety. His latest work, The Green Inferno is a gore-filled thriller about a cannibalistic tribe in the South American rain forest, somehow inspired by some combination of social media, Occupy Wall Street, and Kony 2012, according to Grantland.com If you’ve heard about it, it’s probably because he wanted you to. Okay, maybe not you specifically, but the type of demographic you would fall under. … Continue reading “Eli Roth is Trying to Innovate the Movie World with His Recent Digital Marketing Strategy”

A bill has been drafted that would give the Wisconsin Legislature’s finance committee more authority over any proposed changes to the state’s health insurance program. According to the Star Tribune, members of the Joint Finance Committee issued a news release outlining a proposal that would give them the power to approve or reject any changes to the state’s Group Health Insurance Program. The Group Health Insurance Program covers a wide spectrum of public workers, including state employees and retirees as well … Continue reading “Wisconsin Lawmakers Propose Bill to Give Finance Committee Final Say on Health Insurance Program”