June 2011
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Jun 30th
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Moving dirt, man’s work.
Jun 30th
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The Breathtaking Thai Lantern Festival
all-thats-interesting: Yi Peng (Floating Lights Festival) is an annual Thai holiday held the 2nd month of the Thai Lanna calender. During the holiday, thousands of floating lanterns are lit and launched into the air as a means to make Buddhist merit. The result is astounding: This I must see in person.
Jun 30th
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It’s a nice swing.
Jun 30th
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Jun 30th
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Increase Tax Revenue →
“President Barack Obama, the Senate’s top Democrat and top Republican continued to spar Tuesday over whether increased tax revenue should be part of a deficit reduction agreement…” By Tom Cohen, CNN Interesting choice of words, increased tax revenue. This basically implies that simply raising taxes will increase revenue. It’s as if Republicans don’t want...
Jun 29th
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$1 Billion, Why? →
More power to President Obama but why does he need to raise $1 billion for his reelection campaign? Why does he need to raise any money, he has unlimited name recognition and unlimited access to the media? How can he spend $1 billion? It’s important for citizens to feel try can influence or at least participate in politics by donating money, any amount to anyone. However, lets assume 40% of the...
Jun 28th
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Words Matter →
Read Walter E Williams explanation of liberal language.
Jun 27th
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Jun 26th
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Jun 26th
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Not my work →
I need to get into the video postproduction world…
Jun 24th
Amazing Political Data →
If you like policy/economics data, you’ll love what AEI is doing. And don’t forget to look at some of the other “do you fly an American flag” data too…
Jun 21st
CheetahDeals.com Blog →
Shameless plug: the CheetahDeals blog has some of the finest writers. Enjoy.
Jun 21st
Jun 21st
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Babies have their moments.
Jun 20th
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Jun 17th
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Google ramps up speed of search →
Slow down!
Jun 17th
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Jun 16th
a man after God's heart: Verse of the Day →
jacobportillo: “If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal. And if I have prophetic powers, and understand all mysteries and all knowledge, and if I have all faith, so as to remove mountains, but have not love, I am nothing. If I give away all I… Note: each description of love is an action, not a feeling.
Jun 16th
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Jun 15th
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Jun 14th
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Hating Haters and further misuse of the word Hate →
Yeah, I admit it, I was happy to see Dallas win the NBA Finals because LeBron was on the other team. LeBron made the big show about his decision and thankfully, players forming their own teams didn’t pan out. But I don’t hate LeBron, nor do I think most of the people that cheer against him do either. There are some in Cleveland that may feel this way but I bet most of the sporting...
Jun 13th
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Chris Christie Announces Plan To Privatize New... →
Politics aside, it’s interesting the debate of which industries should be private and which public. For example, there are many successful public and private schools. To assume one is better than the other just by funding source is confused at best. Most will attest that parental involvement and student passion is the primary means for academic success. The desire for equality and fairness...
Jun 12th
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Jun 11th
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Jun 10th
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Jun 9th
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Jun 9th
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Jun 9th
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School Daze
I heard on Connecticut radio that many schools closed due to the heat. It was 95 degrees! I wonder how the kids in The South feel about Northerners truancy for snow and sun; Southerns can’t get a break…
Jun 8th
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Jun 8th
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Jun 7th
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Jun 7th
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Jun 6th
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Jun 5th
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Jun 5th
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Jun 2nd
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My wife and I just voted to increase our debt limit. A few million will do. We’ve got future financial obligations that must be funded. Easy.
Jun 2nd
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