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I think your post shows the difficulty of this medium.  I can't believe the number of words written, and time…
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I remember when the blog popularity contest was going on, and we all trotted over to some site to vote.…
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It needs thinking about....  Agreed. The beauty of his experiment was it's scalability.  A good start would be a poll…
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Thanks for the comments, and your earlier diary.  I think alot of us are working on parts of this puzzle.…
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The postives are there - you pointed to them:  Dean + DFA.  I just think it's a long slow build…
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I understand your frustration, and recognize that there were effective plans out there.  Missing was compiling them into a solid…
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One more time, 'cause of the Welshman:  "You don't sell Chevy's by slammin' Fords".  My dad's maxim. First develop a…
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I've kept the link because I still haven't heard as forceful an argument presented.  The Senator definitely has a way…
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No flame, I agree with you.  The most rational solution I've seen is to insulate Jerusalem - like Vatican City…
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As in any large bureaucracy, there are a number of things that don't work very well, are wasteful or badly…
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Democrats ask for help on the fillibuster [yesterday]:  http://democrats.senate.gov/filibuster-form.cfm The nuclear option is a shocking power grab in its own…
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 First on the list would be flat tax, progressive from zero to 120% of the poverty line, no deductions of…
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A ranch project for sustainable food production has been established in Zambia, East of Lusaka in the foothills of the…
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What slacker said.  I'm aware of the allegation that Roosevelt knew of the attack up to a week in advance,…
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I was awake in CA watching when the news hit CNN, and I remember fottage of the damaged Tower prior…
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There is no "stupid", just arrogance.  The buck starts here, and is getting sent up the chain whether they believe…
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In 1968 my dad, after working for Chevrolet for 20 years, bought a Toyota franchise.  Said he just wanted "you…
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What I said was:  No hypotheticals, let's talk about now.  There never was a binary choice, but playing on your…
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No.
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The current administration has consistently proved by their actions that they lack the planning skills necessary to cook eggs, much…
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