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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Taxing the Internet!
I poked my head into Usenet for probably the first time in a year, and reminded me of something to pass along. It touches on Radio, Federalism and the coming budget crunch. If you used the Internet about 15 years … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Internet Streaming, Obama Nation
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How about $400 billion? Can we still be Kings?
Oh boy! The Saudi Royal family is offering up $36 billion to its poor and middle class to fend off unrest and $400 billion over the next 3 years. The Story The first red flag is they’re going to give … Continue reading
April 15th – mark your calendars
No, not tax day. April 15th, 2011 is the release date for Atlas Shrugged, the movie. The people behind the movie have taken on the gigantic task of finding a way to shoehorn a 1200 page book into a 2 hour … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Obama Nation
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Sheila Jackson-Lee and the “Flag on Mars”
The “right wing echosphere” has been bouncing this around the last few years – I came close to repeating it but decided to check out if it was actually true – the claim is that Ms Jackson-Lee asked someone at … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Death of Old Media, Radio Biz
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Michael Savage – military strategist
So the Savage solution to pirates in Somalia… Send in 5000 paratroopers from planes launched from aircraft carriers. Let’s build a list of questions using Mr Socrates What is the largest airplane that can launch from an aircraft carrier? How … Continue reading
Where have the good men gone?
The Wall Street Journal asked last Saturday here The article itself is little more than a rehash of things asked by women like Mareen Dowd of the New York Times – running out of time to become mothers and wives and … Continue reading
Flash Robs
Several times I’ve expressed concern over the real purpose of “flash mobs”, suggesting they could be dry runs by anarchists to organize future attacks against government authority. The idea is that a group of people connected via social networks get … Continue reading
Posted in Obama Nation, State of Fear-mongering
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How bad science happens
I worked briefly in the 1980s for a doctor who was a pioneer in arthroscopic knee surgery to repair ACL tears. He came up with a theory that by doing a certain procedure he invented that he could help people … Continue reading
Chicago’s new Mayor
If you don’t recognize the picture, during the Presidential Inauguration Ceremony, Chief of Staff designee Rahm Emanuel made this well known gesture to the Republicans on the stage in front of a worldwide audience to begin the Era of Civility in … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Obama Nation
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Mexico’s gasoline shortage
One of the shows I was listening to during testing mentioned that the United States exports a lot of refined oil products made from imported crude – which sounds interesting given the rhetoric of “The United States hasn’t built any new oil … Continue reading
Bad cases make bad law
One of the things I remember from my Business Law class in college. The nature of the law is that much of what seems unjust in the law is because a really problematic case is decided, and precedent can result … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Obama Nation
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Is West Virginia Unconstitutional?
Following up on my thoughts about the 13th amendment. I’m not the only one to ask the question. Someone should ask Mark Levin for his opinion. First the Constitution – Article IV, Section 3 “New States may be admitted by … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics
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We need to ban Peanut Butter
Presidential Wife Michelle Obama is on a campaign to remove unhealthy foods from public schools. I nominate Peanut Butter for that list. Looking at a jar of “Crunchy Peanut Butter” (it’s a store brand, but JIF is very similar) Serving … Continue reading
The 13th amendment Catch-22
The so-called “Tea Party” has as one of its primary principles that the U.S. Constitution and the Founding Fathers should be followed to the letter. Unfortunately, the real world isn’t always John Wayne with Good People in White Hats and … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics
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The WTI/Brent oil spread
West Texas and Brent (North Sea) oil are fairly similar, but there is a big ocean in between. Under normal circumstances, the prices of the two oils are fairly close. Back in 2007/8 when oil hit $140 a barrel, the … Continue reading
Posted in Global Finance, Obama Nation, State of Fear-mongering
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