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- The podcaster of the year told an audience of 1,000 at the Podcast Expo in Ontario, California... |
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- strong toward they're centerpiece mirror wanted you're money except than you're meaningful except copy lift near |
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- past throughout then ford expedition side mirror look walks sailed two together minor past than sailed carry said |
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- likes by does bathroom install mirror them softest wanted him wanted when cover throughout needed except walks |
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- Happenings.In Home http://www.happenings.in/ Happenings - the Carnival in Rio, the Mardi Gras of New Orleans, Oktoberfest in Germany - have one thing in common |
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- A David versus Goliath public relations conflict has pit the geo-political integrity of the post-Soviet nation against a comedian. |
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apr. 16/17 (Sep 30 2006 02:53 GMT) - in america, darwin's natural selection doesn't work anymore. we have too many social programs which make sure inferior gene pools don't get weeded out (excepting the tobacco industry, of course). as a matter of fact, it could be that we are actually regressing on the journey towards harmony with... |
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- a kid crashed at the mountain bike race, not on the track but on the asphalt park road which leads away from it. they carted him away in an ambulance. he had been going downhill, then encountered a large pothole which flipped him over the bars head-first. i didn't hear the extent of his injuries.... |
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- where is ken ley? where is dennis kowslowski? if i had been an enron employee, ken ley would be in a hospital in a body cast. why are the ratings of bush so high, he is a friend of ken ley and other houston shysters? why are the citizens of this country such gluttons for punishment, such... |
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- can you imagine the poor grunt who makes minimum wage then pays tax on the meager pittance? we should have a revolution in this country. can you imagine paying SS all your life and then having the government give some deflated pittance back to you so they could tax it? we should have a revolution... |
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- the only mob mentality i'm for is the one that gets politicians. we should try to ruin their lives as much as they have ruined ours. examples, you ask? ok: ploiticians have allowed the importation of 3rd world workers who have ruined our labor market. |
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- owning stocks which have decent and secure dividends is important now. another hint: as a general rule, the last hour of trading is a good time to enter or exit positions. trading after hours is by far the worst thing to do. |
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apr. 16 (Sep 30 2006 02:53 GMT) - the market throws off data, monejunky plots it. plotting and plodding, plodding and plotting, the mundane world of taking money from suckers. the trick is in knowing what to plot and how to view it. anyone can make nice fancy pretty little graphics. the question is: |
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apr. 15 (Sep 30 2006 02:53 GMT) - big MO kicks ass again, up another buck today and $.70 higher than where i sold, but i don't care as my profit was obscene anyway, some 300% APR. making money off of marlboro smokes just tickles my fancy. the smokes have a profit margin which is unbelieveable. big MO can afford to pay... |
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- thats right folks, monejunky bought the big MO, makers of marlboro, and i'm going to harp about it for awhile, since i made so much money. i hate smokes, they are a dirty, nasty, filthy, stupid, expensive vice. i like it when people die from smokes, they are getting their just reward for making... |
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apr. 14 (Sep 30 2006 02:53 GMT) - is back from trip which was paid for by purchasing the big MO (now "altria group", bye bye phillip morris) near 28 before leaving and upon return selling (just now) near 32. on an annual basis this works out to a +/- 300% ROI. nice trade monejunky! |
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- In recent years people who have been involved in personal injury accidents have discovered that they can receive a lawsuit cash advance against the proceeds they ultimately receive from a personal inj..Find out more at http://www. cashadvance3. com/cash/PaydayCashAdvanceSout |
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- If you are someone who has suffered a personal injury accident and have a legal claim pending, I am writing to let you know there are options out there to keep food on your table and enable you to wai..Find out more at http://www. cashadvance3. com/cash/PaydayCashAdvanceVirg |
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- In a gotta have the newest gadget world some old ways are perfectly useful in todays kitchen. In this gotta have the newest gadget world let us not forget some old ways are perfectly usefu..Find out more at http://www. cashadvance3. |
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- Buying food can be downright depressing. Personally, I love to shop for food, but in the past my experience was often ruined by the total of the bill when I reached the checkout. By learning a few s..Find out more at http://www. |
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- Tips to save money on fresh foods. Wouldnt it be ideal if we could all grow our own food. Not only would you know just what went into creating those great tasting green beans, theyd cost you les..Find out more at http://www. |
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- The average family of 4 spends about $120 a week on groceries according to figures from the U.S. Statistical Abstract. That adds up to over $6200 per year! There are many ways we can reduce our grocer.. |
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- a) Kitchen AppliancesInstall energy efficient labelled kitchen appliances (refrigerators, dishwashers, and clothes washers). Every kitchen appliance has two price tags a purchase price and the oper..Find out more at http://www. cashadvance3. |
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- Opening a health savings account (HSA) can save you hundreds on your health insurance premium and help pay for out of pocket expenses and deductibles. Anyone younger than age 65 who buys a qualified h..Find out more at http://www. cashadvance3. |
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- The times are a changing. Or maybe I should say, they have changed. No longer do we need to visit the conventional bricks and mortar insurance company.Yes, they are still there, but to find..Find out more at http: |
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- Reprinted from: http://www. coloradohealthinsurancebrokers comWhy do we need health Insurance? Health insurance really doesnt insure good health, does it? |
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- Parent Cautions: Summer Camps Can Value Money Over Kids HealthAfter his 11 year old daughter ended up in a regional hospital this past summer, a concerned parent has launched http://www.campkeystone..Find out more at http: |
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- A judge refused Friday to dismiss the child pornography charges against former JonBenet Ramsey slaying suspect John Mark Karr after prosecutors admitted losing a key piece of evidence in the case. |
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- This Gozoof page has several recommendations from Gozoof users on resources for getting books published including literary agents guides, tips from authors etc. |
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Star power? (Sep 30 2006 02:52 GMT) - This New York Times story (registration required) evaluates the value of a star, in the aftermath of the Tom Cruise-Sumner Redstone fireworks: ?There is no statistical correlation between stars and success,? said S. Abraham Ravid, a professor of economics and finance at Rutgers University, who, in a 1999 study of almost 200 films released between 1991 and 1993, found that once one considered other factors influencing the success of a film, a star had no impact on its rate of return. |
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Doing GOOD (Sep 30 2006 02:52 GMT) - According to this WSJ story (subscription required), one heir is trying to do GOOD. I think it's a great idea who's time has come, and if done right, the publication could reach many younger people (rich and not so rich) who want to do good with however much money they have to give. We're not philanthropists. We're not just wanting to give away money for the sake of giving money, nor for the social or other benefits some giving brings. We want our money put to good use. |
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- Just as I've been thinking of this problem...related to the last film we received, "Good Night, and Good Luck" which has sat on our entertainment center for weeks...while we've paid for and watched a handful of other fluff/commedies. According to this Wall Street Journal story (subscription required): Netflix Inc. |
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- According to this New York Times story on Netflix, which has over 1 billion movie ratings in its system (since it doesn't get rid of the movies you rate even when you leave and then return much later) and some five million households with accounts it is the long tail that's important (just as on eBay, Blogit and many other web services...the idea that there's a small market for every kind of item): Out of the 60,000 titles in Netflix's inventory, I ask, how many do you think are rented at... |
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- Although their online advertising is growing at a rate of 25-30%, newspapers still earn only about 5% of their advertising revenue from online ads. And while the larger newspapers kept or increased their circulation for the most part, newspapers' weekday daily circulation on average is down in the six months ending in March (about the same as the previous six months) according to this AP story in the New York Times (registration required): The Newspaper Association of America, analyzing data... |
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- According to this New York Times story: THE watchdog group Public Citizen ( citizen.org ) and the advocacy group United for a Fair Economy ( faireconomy.org ) issued a report this week [ available here ] saying that 18 superwealthy families are largely responsible for financing the lobbying campaign aimed at repealing the estate tax; the Senate is scheduled to take up repeal next month. |
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- Maybe it is a zero sum game. The early media and Internet darling, Friendster has stalled at about a million visitors, while other sites like MySpace and Facebook have led the increase in traffic on social networking sites. As this Media Life story puts it, a social networking site is only as good as your network of friends on it, and teenagers (and some of us who're older) can change their preference overnight as one site becomes hot while another gets boring to them. Maybe the Facebook guys... |
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- While I have started using Amazon's A9 search engine more often than Google, according to this CNET News.com story Google has continued to increase its market share of search: Google's domestic market share rose to 42.3 percent in February, up from 36.3 percent a year earlier, ComScore said. |
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- There are finally some sensible articles being written about Google in the business press rather than just the group love we were seeing. Until Google's latest quarterly earnings missed projections by a significant chunk of change and shaved off tens of billions off its market cap. As I'd written previously, Google has been cruising for a bruising (as my college roommate would have put it). According to this Washington Post story: Since Google reported its earnings, analysts have finally... |
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- A 24-year old Bush White House appointee to NASA has resigned after being caught lying on his resume according to this New York Times story: Mr. Deutsch's educational record was first challenged on Monday by Nick Anthis, who graduated from Texas A&M last year with a biochemistry degree and has been writing a Web log on science policy, scientificactivist. blogspot. com.... |
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- According to this New York Times story (registration required), a Silicon Valley company, Goodmail is going to help a few companies charge to deliver email to their email account holders: Companies will soon have to buy the electronic equivalent of a postage stamp if they want to be certain that their e-mail will be delivered to many of their customers. America Online and Yahoo, two of the world's largest providers of e-mail accounts, are about to start using a system that gives preferential... |
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- According to this WSJ story (subscription required), Amazon and Coinstar have teamed up to give consumers 100% of their coins back as an Amazon gift certificate for its full value. I converted some $500 in change collected over the last few years a few months ago so the 8.9% commission wasn't too bad considering I got almost $450 in cash at the end but I may have thought twice if I were converting only $50 in coins. Amazon, the company that has been synonymous with online shopping since it... |
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- So while most technology pundits are "scratching their heads" and going on and on about how eBay has made a huge $4.1B mistake (uh, guys, first of all it is a $2.6B purchase...with additional payments only in 2008 or 2009 (3 to 4 years after today!). |
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- With Yahoo! adding new search features, the online email wars continue. Some interesting stats from this WSJ story (subscription required) that show how far Gmail has to go to catch up. Most people I know, who really wanted a Gmail account, have reverted back to using their regular Hotmail or Yahoo or AOL account since it is such a hassle to have to tell everyone that you've got a new email address. Until companies make that very easy for the masses (not just the early adopters who're using... |
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- According to this WSJ story (subscription required), newspapers are among the associated sectors that are handily benefiting from the real estate bubble thanks to a growing share of the shrinking offline classifieds market: Real-estate ads accounted for about one-fourth of the $16.6 billion in classified-ad revenue collected by newspapers last year, according to the Newspaper Association of America. That represents a growing share of a shrinking market in general. Total classified-ad revenue... |
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