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Monthly Archives: October 2008
Netflix rationalization
Got this in the inbox today: Yes, because Blu-Ray costs more, Netflix going to charge more. Makes perfect sense right? Wait a minute! What about the much vaunted scratch-resistance with Blu-Ray coatings such as Durabis? I’ve noticed I’ve had to … Continue reading
Posted in business and economics
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The Ground Game
The “Ground Game” is an interesting thing this year. Traditionally it’s about turning on “The Base.” To understand this quirk of politics, I suppose it is best to understand a little economics.
Erect to Climax
While reading the comments on Balloon Juice: “…and it takes 35 minutes to get from Erect to Climax, in NC.” Really? Google Maps didn’t have it but you can find Erect in Wikipedia
Posted in humor
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Keating Economics
Disclaimer: I’m going to issue a non-apology for all my political articles of late. If it makes you feel better, I’ve only been posting about a tenth of the political articles that I’ve started writing and I’ll soon return to … Continue reading
Posted in religion and politics
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