Actually, controlled envorinments for honey bees is how we get our honey production we consume.Be that as it may, how in the hell do these itmes stimulate our economy?

You can get some good work done on the right stimulants.  

This may have been better suited to a blog entry but I thought it might be more likely to stimulate a discussion here.

If you mound as the plant grows, it stimulates the plant to produce more potatoes.

I know some of you don't like political discussions but they directly apply to money, so it's relevant.I don't care about whether or not you believe in "stimulation" economics or whatever.

With a free day on my calendar I decided to take on some of the smaller jobs and (based on their prices) see how much my time is worth:I worked from 8:30 - 2:30 (6 hours including lunch)install ceiling fan: $80install range hood: $95 (much easier/faster than the ceiling fan).install 4 mini blinds: $100It comes out to just over $45/hour, at a steady but relaxed pace, with a handful of stimulating podcasts throughout....

We've filed an application for part of the "green stimulous" package.

You need to understand your intention with time, and find something that stimulates enough that you can control with money.

Now, I bring this up because I I think... again just me and may opinions. is that if the US government were to, instead of stimulating citizens, stimulate business by encourage (force) them to pay employees more and make them report how they are spending the money, and some regulating entity inspect and survey the locations, one you would be creating tons of federal jobs and force income wages in a indirect way up.

Still trying to ram a health care stimulous down the publics' throat, even though the majority of the population doesn't want it.