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Cheese Quesadillas and Turkey Mole (Dec 08 2003 23:59 GMT) - Truth be told, we still haven't finished Thanksgiving leftovers. Obviously we're not eating them out of the refrigerator anymore - we froze some of the turkey last weekend. And we're glad we did - a decidedly sick little girl puts us all in the mood for comfort food with minimal effort. |
Wealth Bondage
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Aristocrat or Patrician? (Dec 08 2003 23:59 GMT) - Posted by The Happy Tutor The Aristocrat by Nelson Aldrich from Financial Planning. A homage to the recently deceased George Plimpton by an old money friend, the article contrasts the Aristocrat and the Patrician. The Aristocrat is liberal in the old sense of practicing liberality, generous to a fault; the Patrician is old money, but with a beady eye on the bottom line. |
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Blogger News Item (Dec 08 2003 23:59 GMT) - The naivety of economists. I found this scanning some old papers on the net, by sir Harrod Harrod introduced the concepts of warranted growth, natural growth, and actual growth. The warranted growth rate is the growth rate at which all saving is absorbed into investment. If, for example, people save 10 percent of their income, and the economy's ratio of capital to output is 4, the economy's warranted growth rate is 2.5 percent (10 divided by 4). |
Idle Words
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Haarlem (Dec 08 2003 23:59 GMT) - The great oil painters of the past generally fall into two categories - those it would be great to have a beer with (Rubens, Manet, Breughel, Bosch) and those best left to drink alone (Gauguin, Caravaggio, Van Gogh, Degas). This has nothing to do with talent, and everything to do with a certain basic affability. For example, Vincent Van Gogh is a personal hero of mine, and probably the best colorist there has ever been. But it's hard to deny that he was a touch on the volatile side, somewhat creepy around the ladies (viz. stalker-like infatuation with first cousin), and prone to psychotic episodes. |
Meerkat: An Open Wire Service
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ICANN't, cont'd (Dec 08 2003 23:59 GMT) - How can you take seriously a piece like this in the Times when, just for starters, it calls ICANN "the Internet's semi-official governing body."Perspective comes from Kevin Werbach, who says the Times statement "isn't correct but is sufficiently well-accepted that it hardly matters. |
Mermaniac - A Show Tunes Weblog
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and i am telling you (Dec 08 2003 23:58 GMT) - Frenchie Davis to play Effie in west coast DREAMGIRLS tour. I think this was inevitable. The tour starts in San Jose next month, bops up to Sacramento for a couple of weeks, and then finishes out February in Seattle. You can order tickets for the San Jose run now.... |
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Moige(ntaglia) (Dec 08 2003 23:58 GMT) - Farsi spiegare il sesso da genitori cattolici è come andare a catechismo da Selen. Io non ho nulla contro la televisione violenta e volgare. Anzi, quando constato lo spazio ottenuto sulla stampa dagli anatemi di certe associazioni, penso che ne... |
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Moige(ntaglia) (Dec 08 2003 23:58 GMT) - Farsi spiegare il sesso da genitori cattolici è come andare a catechismo da Selen. Io non ho nulla contro la televisione violenta e volgare. Anzi, quando constato lo spazio ottenuto sulla stampa dagli anatemi di certe associazioni, penso che ne... |
linkfilter.net
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Outkast Denied By U.S. Supreme Court In Rosa Parks Case (Dec 08 2003 23:57 GMT) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday denied a petition by Outkast and their record labels asking the court to intervene in a lawsuit involving civil-rights icon Rosa Parks and the rap duo's Grammy-nominated single bearing her name. The move clears the way for Parks to sue Outkast for what she claims is false advertising. |
linkfilter.net
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Get drunk, get home...can you get in? (Dec 08 2003 23:57 GMT) - flash game where you try and get the key into the keyhole. only thing is, every time you are successful, you step up a level and have to try again a wee bit more drunk. kinda fun, tho i didn't really like the way the screen looked at your drunkest (not that i couldn't relate. probably why i didn't like it). |
Useful Fools
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Artists Take Themselves Too Seriously! (Dec 08 2003 23:56 GMT) - From New York Arts Magazine: From the pages of the Spanish newspaper El Pais erupted a disturbing anecdote. Jose Milicua, a noted art-historian, uncovered evidence that "anarchist" forces used modern art to torture prisoners during the Spanish Civil War. Oh, the Horror! Art was misused in the Spanish Civil War!... |
The SquizLog
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Iceland Travel Dreams (Dec 08 2003 23:56 GMT) - Years ago when my wife and I were travelling in Europe (before serious commitments like kids and a mortgage), Iceland was one place that tempted us. But we didn't get there. Lynda still yearns to see Iceland one day. I'm... |
Eternal Maiden
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Blech!! (Dec 08 2003 23:56 GMT) - Just got home bout an hour ago and i feel like crap. I checked my temp and everything seems to... |
greg.org: about making films
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Bloghdad.com/Green_Zone (Dec 08 2003 23:55 GMT) - New at Bloghdad.com: Lucian K Truscott IV writes a sobering, scathing op-ed in the NY Times which points out the distance and gaps in experience and POV between troops actually deployed in Iraqi towns and the political appointee/apparatchiks at their "har |
Girls on Film 2003
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Jo Leigh (Dec 08 2003 23:54 GMT) - ">Jo Leigh ">Jo Leigh is a Penn State student. She's a Dean's List student majoring in pre-law. Click ">here for pictures.... |
Signifying Nothing
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Loose lips sink ships (Dec 08 2003 23:54 GMT) - On Saturday, Eugene Volokh noted a poll conducted by Fox News/Opinion Dynamics that showed that 78% of respondents believe the media would have leaked news of President Bush’s Thanksgiving visit to Baghdad—a belief that is essentially identical among Republicans and... |
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