kazoolist

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by kazoolist 16y ago
My theory is that universities are compromised of the elite, and I think it's a natural fit for elites to think "hey, I'm pretty smart about my field; I bet there is some other really smart guy about [economics/the environment/healthcare/ag
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by kazoolist 16y ago
If you are considering buying one of the servers listed at the above geeks.com link, take care in doing so. The ones for < $890 are running NetBurst Xeons ... which means, at the youngest, they're nearly 4 1/2 years old. The one at $890
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by kazoolist 16y ago
I'm going to ignore the utterly-intolerant and ignorant last paragraph of your comment, but weigh in on the starting part of your comment. You seem to assert that those two statements: a.) "research about GLBTQ populations asserts ... ori
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by kazoolist 17y ago
Like most people, I guess, my gut reaction to large powerful corporations making massive political expenditures is one of discomfort. But, at the end of the day, aren't said expenditures just SPEECH? It's not like corporate entities have a
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by kazoolist 17y ago
A thorough fisking of this kind of nonsense can be found here: http://unclejimbo.com/blog1/?p=319 To which I'll only add that Thomas Geoghegan embarrasses himself as a lawyer with his utter ignorance of Article 2, Section 5, Clause 2 of
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by kazoolist 18y ago
Short answer is "yes, let GM fail". For more details, I appreciate Daniel Ikenson's insights on this: http://www.cato.org/dailypodcast/podcast-archive.php?podcast...