More Social Security Posts from Angry Bear

Rather than risk choking Blogger on too many links, I will start a new list here. The first twenty three can be found at Social Security Posts on Angry Bear
XXIV: Treasury's Social Security Issue Brief no. 5
XXV: Advisor Jason Furman on Obama's Plan
XXVI: Social Security Low Cost and the 100/100 Target
XXVII: Robert Myers and Prefunding Social Security
XXVIII: Infrastructure; or a New Direction for the Trust Funds
XXIX: What Does Patriotism have to do with Social Security 'Crisis'
XXX: 2 Questions not Asked in 2000, or 2004 Either
XXXI: What is Title 1?
XXXII: Means Testing as a Trojan Horse
XXXIII: Medicare Finance
XXXIV: Open Thread/Assignment Desk
XXXV: Monthly Trust Fund Reports
XXXVI: $17 Trillion Backwards Transfer
XXXVII: Backwards Transfers: Biggs Responds
XXXVIII: Financing Shortfall
XXXIX: Pay-Go and Unfunded Liabilities
XL: Double Books and the 'No Economist Left Behind' challenge
XLI: Why Not Assume Low Cost?
XLII: Unfunded Obligation and Transition Cost
XLIII: Solvency: Demographics or Productivity
XLIV: 'We Can't Grow Our Way Out'

My New (and as yet contentless) web site and blog

I have been subscribing for three years to a web hosting service that I never got around to using. Well as of today the beginnings of a new site are up at Unvarnished Webb. For now I see this as being Webb's everything BUT Social Security website and blog.

As of now I just threw up some bare bio info (in case any classmates or ex-coworkers want to track me down) and a picture of my mug as well as one of my brother. Later I hope to get some of my old graduate school papers reformatted and maybe build a geneology page. But as for now this is mostly a notice to myself to not drop the ball and get going.

Update. Just got the blog itself to upload properly. It is called Caught in the Web