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Monthly Archive for May, 2008

Weekend Websites

21 ways to take better photographs. Most popular baby names in 2007. Imagine what the spice traders would have thought of this. This is novel, it’s to help us build immunity … yeah rrrriiiiigggghhhhhttttt

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An Inalienable Right

Perhaps George Mason (really the first American to enumerate the rights to life, liberty and property in something resembling a constitution or declaration) should have added something like this:

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Moore’s Law

YouTube alone uses more bandwidth today than the entire Internet did in 2000.

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Since I Was Asked

One of my best former students asked me recently, “What one US policy change would have the biggest impact for improving the US economy?  Same question regarding the world.” I am usually loathe to answer these sorts of questions, because I don’t want anyone to mistake an answer for something that would be easy to [...]

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Can the Fed Do That?

The answer is probably no. And you’ll get a kick out of this: The Board is audited annually by a major public accounting firm. In addition, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) generally exercises its authority to conduct a number of reviews each year to look at specific aspects of the Federal Reserve’s activities. The audit [...]

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A Disabled Program

What government insurance program has experienced the fastest enrollment increase since 1990?

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30 Pieces of Silver

I was alerted to recent comments by Senator Clinton that seem to demean folks like me: Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Sunday dismissed the “elite opinion” of economists who criticized her gas tax proposal…”I’m not going to put my lot in with economists,” Clinton said when asked to name an economist who backed her [...]

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Weekend Websites

What every office and worker needs – motivation. Is your college degree worth anything? You think your job stinks? Think again. Impress your friends.

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Hold Me to This When I Run for Office

All politics stink. Even democracy stinks. Imagine if our clothes were selected by the majority of shoppers, which would be teenage girls. I’d be standing here with my bellybutton exposed. Imagine deciding the dinner menu by family secret ballot. I’ve got three kids and three dogs in my family. We’d be eating Froot Loops and [...]

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Eat Your iPod

That was my answer to what Americans can do about rising food prices. Hear more on these radio shows: Wednesday, April 23 appearance on Mark Reardon Show on KMOX in St. Louis. Thursday, April 24 appearance with former San Diego Mayor Roger Hedgecock Show, KOGO in San Diego. Friday, April 25 appearance on WRVA AM [...]

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