RT @christopheradam: BTW, if you like the idea of a Chinese-speaking country with no Internet censorship, then come to TAIWAN! (Tweet Back)2010/02/01
Yesterday: finished qualitative data collection. Today: started qualitative data coding. (Tweet Back)2010/01/29
@groundrocket Dec taxes = inc return/capital. But: effect may be overwhelmed by inc in debt, dec in gov services. Economics = Pseudoscience (Tweet Back)2010/01/29
@groundrocket Agreed. Thus my horror that the brains behind that are running Obama's Treasury Department :-( (Tweet Back)2010/01/29
@groundrocket We need health care reform now. I was disappointed when Obama took out the death panels -- that's the whole point! (Tweet Back)2010/01/29
@groundrocket As CapTrade is designed to hurt Russian interests, it makes the most sense to push when we are strong and they are weak. (Tweet Back)2010/01/29
@groundrocket Politicians are not that smart. Probably even stupider than CEOs. Thus my preference for disaster-aversion rather than "hope" (Tweet Back)2010/01/29
@groundrocket Far more Republicans voted against Geithner and Bernanke than Democrats. Obama = status quo (Tweet Back)2010/01/29
@groundrocket Benefits of appeasing a good President is that he moves a good agenda forward. Drawback of appeasing a bad one is agenda = bad (Tweet Back)2010/01/29
@groundrocket So Obama confuses tax cuts with cuts to marginal rates, but America deeper in debt, and its wrong for GOP to complain? (Tweet Back)2010/01/29
bin Laden endorses cap and trade. Makes sense, as he is hostile to American, Saudi, and Russian economic power. http://bit.ly/ctdTqF(Tweet Back)2010/01/29
RT @TheEconomist: This morning's big news: Bill Gates marks 10th birthday of GAVI - invented in Davos - with new $10 billion pledge on v ... (Tweet Back)2010/01/29
Whilst one appreciates the cultural lodestone that 1776 is to Americans and the current political culture in the US its still deeply depressing as an Englishman that we’ll be remembered throughout history as dumb redcoats and fat grasping tyrants, regardless of the historical realities.
Mind you, I thought the fiddling was pretty hilarious: Irish-Cockneys anyone?
February 5th, 2010 at 3:49 pm
Whilst one appreciates the cultural lodestone that 1776 is to Americans and the current political culture in the US its still deeply depressing as an Englishman that we’ll be remembered throughout history as dumb redcoats and fat grasping tyrants, regardless of the historical realities.
Mind you, I thought the fiddling was pretty hilarious: Irish-Cockneys anyone?
February 6th, 2010 at 1:39 pm
There was a girl from my high school involved with this. It’s an advertising campaign for a tutoring company.
February 6th, 2010 at 1:52 pm
That’s a pretty wild advert for a tutoring company!
February 22nd, 2010 at 8:21 am
Guy,
Haha!
Yes, Britain’s policy of leaving behind liberal states that are angry over imperialism is a unique byproduct of its liberal imperialism!
Thankfully, the traditional British desire for freedom survived the tyrannical introduction of Parliamentary Monarchy at the dawn of the modern age.
Biz,
Awesome! Great to have such artistic friends!