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31 July 2007

Lord Voldemort Un-Masked

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Tonight I completed the last Harry Potter book. Rowling has created a world and set of characters that folks will still be reading about a c...
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Disequilibrium Economics

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One of the problems with economics is that it assumes economies gravitate towards equilibrium. In this model, economies are all about moving...
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Pay Back the Election in 4 Days!

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An odd thing has happened on the way to the White House. For the first time since they've tracked these things, the Democratic president...
30 July 2007

Experts Call Chief Justic Roberts Idiopathic

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Chief Justice Roberts suffered what doctors are calling "a benign idiopathic seizure." Expert Bernard Benoit said that such a con...
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Bathtub Sloshing

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There is a degree to which the most advanced have to advance in order to bring along the whole. If you've tried to push water in a batht...
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28 July 2007

Brazilian Soldiers

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Bush was listening to his regular morning briefing from General Petraeus . "Insurgents killed two Brazilian soldiers in the Anbar prov...
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Pass Me Six Slices of Bacon, Kevin

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My buddy Bernard is a nervous wreck. He's afraid he could be implicated in the obesity epidemic of the last two decades. His concern has...
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27 July 2007

Nursing Home Cat Can Sense Death? Oh Sure

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Nursing home cat can sense death? CHICAGO (Reuters) - When Oscar the Cat visits residents of the Steere House Nursing and Rehabilitation Cen...
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23 July 2007

Brooks, Bush, and Blind Faith in God

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A professor of astronomy mentioned to a hall full of students that the sun would likely die out in about 3 billion years. “How long before t...
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21 July 2007

Post-Capitalist Capitalism, Crowdsourcing, & the Democratization of Media

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From Wired Gannett to Crowdsource News Jeff Howe 11.03.06 12:00 PM The publisher of "America's newspaper" is turning to Amer...
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20 July 2007

After the Locust

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Spying squirrels and terrorist badgers have descended on the Middle East. Iranian police have arrested 14 squirrels on charges of espionage ...
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Love & Money

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It seems to me that a person can make one of two mistakes regarding money and a career: choose a career simply because it pays well or choos...
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19 July 2007

Standing on the Corner: Gangs, Tribes, Nation-States and Other Suspicious Groups

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We complain about congestion, but it's a fact that we're drawn to other people. This draw has sophistication to it. We don't jus...
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18 July 2007

Positive Thinking

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I once tried positive thinking but I knew it wouldn't work.
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Confusion About Incentives & Management

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You wouldn't think much of a doctor who dangled a $20 bill in front of a child with a fever and told him, "You can have this money ...
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17 July 2007

Progress is Boring

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Progress is boring. Emotional upheaval may be dramatic, but it interferes with the stability needed for people to focus on inventions, novel...
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16 July 2007

Vitter Cheers Wife’s Broken Political Promise

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Apparently, the job of a politician is to make the future sound sure. Of course, the promises made to assure the constituency are bound to d...
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14 July 2007

Bjork and Social Deconstruction

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Bjork is the most intriguing artist in pop music since John Lennon. Art is important to the construction and deconstruction of social realit...
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In Praise of Dick Cheney

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Oh. Wait. I've got nothing here. Sorry.
13 July 2007

My sense of relief is, like, totally ginormous

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Merriam-Webster is going to include ginormous (akin to gigantic and enormous or even bigger) in its new dictionary. Finally. I can express m...
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