Saturday, April 30, 2011

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    sashacharnin
    • sashacharnin posted to Twitter an article:
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      A Man, His Sons and the Fight for Angry Birds
      “A Man, His Sons and the Fight for Angry Birds - http://nyti.ms/inBJKa omg this is us. ” 
      Yes, It is training for the father and the sons.  
      Now to get them inside the machine. 
      I was a bit shocked to learn that one can save a partial game and then play forward from the save several different ways. 
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    • trekaroo commented on an article:
      Mar 15, 2010
      For a week in January, my then-13-month-old daughter, Sasha, and I visited San Francisco-alone, without her mother.
      Would have loved to show you kid-friendly San Francisco. So many Trekaroo families live here and would have recommended some other fantastic free things to do with baby Sasha like visit the wonderful Koret's Children's Quarter, a hike at Land's End, and visit to the Farmer's Market at the Ferry Building. Here's a link to all the under $5 Kid-friendly things to do in San Francisco with a Toddler recommended by parents: http://www.trekaroo.com/places/san-francisco-bay-area-california/activities#cost_min:0/min_age:0/age_filter_type:only/sort_by:popularity/select_city:/cost_max:1/max_age:3 Next time you are in town, let us know, we'd love to show you guys around. 
      It is a kid-friendly city.  
      Often young adults are assigned the care of those a few years younger.  Camp councillor at a sleepaway.  Trail worker.  Summer school.  Summer stock.  Groom, exercise rider. Sales at a farmers market.  Nursery man.  Sales at the nursery.  Mall demonstrator of green products.  Green room management.  Waiting tables. Probably not ready for line cook. Receptionist.  Ask at the temple.  Assisting the Cantor. Page or shelver at the library. Geological field work.  Surveyor's assistant.  Her school has a file.
      I don't know her.
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      A Push to Ban Soda Purchases With Food Stamps
      “A Push to Ban Soda Purchases With Food Stamps - http://nyti.ms/deKrO5” 
      Those concerned can stop worrying about food stamps and ban sugar.
      Snack-bars will be different.  Buns perhaps.
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    • pascalriche posted to Twitter an article:
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      Sisters and Happiness: Understanding the Connection
      “J'ai de la chance d'avoir trois soeurs, à en croire le NYT - http://nyti.ms/bKE4pw” 
      I have only the one.  She can be imposed on some but she is chary of her prerogatives.  My little brother Jim probably gets the immediate duty.  They can figure it out when the time comes.
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      Two Dresses: Diana’s and Kate’s
      “Two Dresses: Diana’s and Kate’s - http://nyti.ms/inpmSk”
      Enough.  I was not even going to put this much into the event.
      Glad to see the hats.  We have needed to get those back for some time.  
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    Silliness and Sleight of Hand
    Suspicions of the president have moved from the theoretical to the theological.
    Charles M. Blow can say it.  I can second his position.
    Vote.  Vote your interests.
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      A Yoga Manifesto
      “A Yoga Manifesto - http://nyti.ms/bHw3JG” 
      Yes, Pay what you wish.
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    • robhof posted to Twitter an article:
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      AngelList Connects Start-Ups With Investors
      “AngelList story: http://nyti.ms/erZwXQ Love Naval's quote: “Worst-case scenario, it is a very efficient wealth-transfer scheme."” 
      This works for a production start-up.  I am not there yet.  I am at search for an opportunity.  That is followed by product development.
      Then comes manufacturing start-up.
      What would you pay for if it existed?  
      I find it hard to imagine what is not yet and has never been that would be valued by others.
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      The Price of Delusion
      “Cohen in #Benghazi: The Price of Delusion - http://nyti.ms/mHMvix” 
      Not quite a hundred years later we have a new group of princes without palaces.
      As the Chinese have it: Peasant to Peasant in three generations.
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    • adknapp posted to Twitter an article:
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      Armies of Expensive Lawyers, Replaced by Cheaper Software
      “Quantifying the employment impact of these new technologies is difficult. Mike Lynch, the founder of Autonomy, is convinced that “legal is a sector that will likely employ fewer, not more, people in the U.S. in the future.” - http://nyti.ms/ifPLpS” 
      Document found.
      Lawyers are creatures of ritual.  Unless the proper words are said and the proper check boxes filled and certified, the act is not consummated.
      A fire at the courthouse places the contracts there recorded in doubt.
      In electronic records the erasures do not usually show.  Find and replace is far too effective.  A single electronic record is proof of nothing.  An image of a paper record is better evidence if it is photographic in origin and part of an array of similar images.  
      A photostat really should be notarised.
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    • alexia posted to Twitter a review:
      Jul 18, 2010
      The Fiction of Memory
      “It is as difficult to appropriate the thoughts of others as it is to invent http://nyti.ms/apHBWL” 
      Well trained but a failure of education, the author ploughs the same exhausted acres that have killed his predecessors. 
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    Soft Drink Industry Fights Proposed Food Stamp Ban
    An array of food companies and antihunger groups are lobbying against a request by New York City to ban the use of food stamps to buy “sugar-sweetened beverages.”
    Drugs are very popular.  This is a cheap one.
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    A Man, His Sons and the Fight for Angry Birds
    Games like Angry Birds are crossing the generational divide more easily than ever, pitting father against sons in the quest for “achievement.”
    Training is a duty of a parent.  Failures are psychopaths.
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      Apr 28, 2011
      Pain at the Pump? Try a Charge on Carbon Emissions
      “Pain at the Pump? Try a Charge on Carbon Emissions - http://nyti.ms/mGjs62 Now there's a reality-based argument.. ” 
      Yes.  It is not enough but is the proper tool.  Replacement cost plus transaction cost is the proper value.  
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    Memories Scattered by Southern Storms Land on Facebook
    A page on Facebook posts pictures and other keepsakes that fell from the sky after the violent storms that tore through the South.
    Beyond voyeurism and schadenfreude there is no story here.   


     
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    16 Shortcuts to Take iPhone Use to Next Level
    Knowing a few tricks can make an iPhone easier to use and more efficient.
    The trick in the device is the difficulty of introducing original content.
    It is easy to go to the web and read. 
    It is much more difficult to go there and write.
    Getting pictures to tell a tale is a feat beyond most peoples ability.
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    Here is computer literacy.
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      Brand-Name Journalists Cross a Vanishing Divide
      “Brand-Name Journalists Cross a Vanishing Divide - http://nyti.ms/9sSX2h Everything you need to know about the future of great journalism” 
      I disagree. 
      When if ever did anyone look seriously at the Drudge Report.  
      It is still there and as toxic as ever.  
      Source it to Matt Drudge and my interest is gone.
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    Obama, Romney and the Uncommin American Family
    " Romney’s father, George, was born in Mexico, a descendant of outlaws with harems."
    Yes.
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    TRInvestigator


    Moody’s to Factor Unfunded Pensions Into States’ Ratings 
    The board that issues accounting rules does not require them to. And while it has been working on possible changes to the pension accounting ...
    January 27, 2011 - By MARY WILLIAMS WALSH - Business Day

    "“They have a tax base. They have contractually obligated themselves to make these payments. These are part of the ongoing budget stress,” he said. “It ultimately all comes back to being an operating cost. Addressing those problems is really what’s happening today.” " 
    Moody's investment services. 
    Honest reporting.
     
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    glohealthcoach
    • glohealthcoach posted to Twitter an article:
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      Playoffs’ Bright Lights Vex a Heat Star Prone to Migraines
      “Playoffs’ Bright Lights Vex a Heat Star Prone to #Migraines - http://nyti.ms/gB4Y7O - I SO FEEL for him, but they should look @ his diet.” 
      Modern equipment needs far less light.  
      By all means try to fix his diet.  
      Try to fix the environment.
      He may just cash out his contract with medical opinions.
      How many million does one man need . . .
     
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    • Kate Farber posted to Twitter a blog post:
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      A Food Manifesto for the Future
      “Yes, yes, yes: A Food Manifesto for the Future (via @bittman) - http://nyti.ms/eKpqVm” 
      "Here are some ideas — frequently discussed, but sadly not yet implemented — that would make the growing, preparation and consumption of food healthier, saner, more productive, less damaging and more enduring."  
      This is a wonderful target for efforts.  
      I am better at other things.  So are you.  
      Full time at food production is a killer.  An hour or two a day is necessary exercise.
      http://agonist.org/don/20110429/eating_the_seed_corn

      "To make a small fortune farming, start with a large fortune."
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    Superman Renounces His U.S. Citizenship
    For much of his career, Superman has fought for truth, justice and the American way. In the landmark Action Comics No. 900, which was released on Wednesday, Superman decides he has to stand for something bigger and he renounces his United States c...
    I thought DC Comics was run by accountants.  There may be some art there after all.
    A decision?  The record was found? At the VA?  This form of messaging is not as plain as I could wish.  
    My willingness is unchanged.  An unconditional yes.
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