Wednesday, November 11, 2009

 

12 reasons unemplyment is going to 12%

Should have been subtitled and why the Democrats are going to lose congress.

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Friday, November 06, 2009

 

Home Airport

I used to think mine was MDW but I now consider it ORD.

I've seen a trio perform this several times but I've never seen it done solo. Fine work, especially the footwork.




As Neil Peart said: "It is always a happy day when YYZ appears on our luggage tags."

 

Crazy stupid girlfriend

Been there, done that. He has a lot more sense than me, he dumped her.

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Thursday, November 05, 2009

 

Creepy Obama Cultists Top 11 Hits

My favorite is Nobody is as Irish as Barack O'Bama.

But this pegs the needle for sycophancy.



There's going to be a lot of disappointed children in 2012.

Diego adds: That depends on how many of these kids are voting in 2012. I'd like to think The One will become The One Term but there is too much time before the election to make any predictions.

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Wednesday, November 04, 2009

 

Gay marriage fails in Maine

Divorce is the biggest threat to marriage and the state has made divorce too easy.

People would be better protected by partnership contracts, where property and child access would be decided and agreed long before problems appeared in the relationship, and leave marriage to the churches, which are much better suited to protect the institution. Divorce is a much bigger danger to marriage than gay marriage ever will be, and the dissolution of the nuclear family a much bigger threat to the fabric of society than gays and lesbians living together. Everyone would be better off with government out of the bedroom and the chapel — and so would marriage.


If Gay marriage activists want to help remove state intrusion in the marriage contract then I will be marching with them. Unfortunately, too many "special" interests want the marriage contract to be easily dissoluble.

Sunday, November 01, 2009

 

Scozzafava endorses the Democrat

Arnold, Burr, Rosenberg, Hiss, Farve, Dierdre Scozzafava has joined the list of American traitors. Unfortunately, there are a lot of "moderate" Republicans who have followed in her footsteps. I think it is about time that there be some sort of punishment for this type of behavior.

In Michigan’s 7th Congressional District, conservative Tim Walberg challenged the very liberal Joe Schwartz in the 2006 Republican Primary and won. Walberg went on to win the general election.

In 2008, Schwartz endorsed Democrat Mark Schauer and Shauer used that endorsement to squeak out a win in this +2 Republican District.

In Maryland 1, conservative physician and state senator Andy Harris ran in the Republican Primary against Wayne Gilchrist. Harris defeated Gilchrist only to see Gilchrist throw his support to Democrat Frank Kratovil, who won with 49.12% of the vote.

In Arizona 5, conservative David Schweikert won the Republican nomination, but then lost to liberal Democrat Harry Mitchell. Why? Schweikert’s primary opponent refused to help him and sat on his hands rather than help Schweikert pick up his opponent’s primary support.

In Alabama 2, Jay Love beat Harri Anne Smith in the Republican Primary and ran against Bobby Bright in an R +16 district. Smith endorsed the Democrat and Bright went on to win 50.23% of the vote.

In New York 23, the liberal Dede Scozzafava drops out and instead of supporting the guy the GOP crawls on bended knee to, she endorses the Democrat.

All the time we hear “conservatives can’t win the general” and “conservatives should play nice with moderates.” The record shows that the moderates cannot take losing and conservatives don’t win the general because the moderate GOP stabs them in the back.

If we are a team, it can’t just be the conservative players in trouble for not passing the ball.


Saturday, October 31, 2009

 

Windows 7 Demo on Japanese TV Show Doesn’t Go That Well

About that Sony touchscreen...I think I am going to wait for the second generation.


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Scozzafava quits

Give her credit for not wanting to play the spoiler.

Now it is urgent for the Republican party to back Hoffman.

Friday, October 30, 2009

 

Affordable OLED in 2016

Which means I will be buying it by 2014 when it is cool.* (Of course, if I have the money.)

Funny thing but I was surprisingly close to the dates of availability and affordability. The only question is can I wait that long.












*Being an early adopter is expensive but satisfying. Except for operating systems and cars. Only masochists change operating systems when the new ones come out or buy the first model year of a car.

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