13 February 2010
I recently received a comment on my blog from Trenton Powers. Naturally, when people comment on my blog and leave a backlink, I will go check out their blog. Two posts on his blog are certainly worth discussing. In one post he says this: As a runner-up to the Milford Regional Chamber of Commerce Businessperson [...]
05 February 2010
Finally, we also investigated the structural properties of malware distribution sites. Some malware distribution sites had as many as 21,000 regular web sites pointing to them. We also found that the majority of malware was hosted on web servers located in China. Interestingly, Chinese malware distribution sites are mostly pointed to by Chinese web servers. [...]
05 February 2010
Probably the last thing Harry Reid needs right now is for Barack Obama to keep telling Americans not to go to Las Vegas. He made a comment this week where he says something like, “during these difficult times, blah, blah, blah, we need to tighten our belts, blah, blah, blah, and if we need to [...]
05 February 2010
I really used to like Thomas Friedman. I thought The World is Flat was one of the best non-fiction books of the last decade. However, like most people who have become zealously converted to the cult of envirostatism, he has completely lost touch with reason and reality. In his Sunday column today, “Who’s Sleeping Now,” [...]
05 February 2010
This week, parts of the Midwest reached a balmy -52 degrees. Snow and Ice are plentiful. Municipalities have already burned through their snow removal budget. Traffic accidents are resulting in millions of dollars in property damage. But, perhaps the most troubling development of all in all of this changin’ climate is what is happening to [...]
01 February 2010
Unfortunately the post, Ecoporn: The Movie, was lost when the Independent Bloghorn was hacked. I decided to republish a post here, so I don’t have 404 errors in my sitemap. //
02 January 2010
About 4 years ago, I bought stock in a company called XTO. At the time they were seen as a great long term play in the alternate energy field. They are one of the leading companies in extracting natural gas with non-traditional methods. Recently, XTO announced that we were being purchased by Exxon Mobil. Experts [...]
31 December 2009
Just as the Cash for Clunkers program spurred false demand for new car purchases that later resulted in months of poor performance for those in auto industry, we are starting to see a similar pattern emerge where other stimulus dollars spent. The most recent culprit: the public education system. As many states faced massive budget [...]
17 December 2009
In the movie, Shooter, there is a scene where some bad guys have created a contraption that forces one’s arm to point a gun at their head and pull a trigger. The following article about the coming debt panic discusses what needs to be done: The fiscal situation was serious before the recession. It is [...]
15 December 2009
In the movie, Far and Away, there is a scene where Tom Cruise (Joseph Donnelly) tells Nicole Kidman (Shannon Something) in a perfectly articulated Irish accent, “America has got so much land they’re givin’ it away for free.” Her response is to express incredulity. To which Joseph replies with something like, “You’re a corker, Shannon.” [...]
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