kevinelliott

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   by kevinelliott 18y ago

   I certainly remember seeing shapes, figures, people, and other things in randomness of the cracks in my ceiling when I was a child. I also remember "seeing" patterns in the television snow on empty channels.
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   by kevinelliott 18y ago

   It would be really fantastic if technology like this encouraged the public to work together on concepts and ideas. For example, let's say I wanted to do some exploratory work on a concept or idea. I'd love to be able to publish a request de
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   by kevinelliott 18y ago

   But, but, but, that $700bil is at the end of a blackhole. You can't see it getting sucked in.
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   by kevinelliott 18y ago

   And what happens if our country can't pay back those debts and the entire country files Chapter 11? Does God step in?
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   by kevinelliott 18y ago

   You can also add as much lipstick as you want to a bunch of crap; it's still going to taste like a bunch of crap. Mmmmm, lipstick.
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   by kevinelliott 18y ago

   I wrote a response above that clarifies this misconception. I've talked with a lot of people in person over the last 2 months about the FDIC insurance, and I'm surprised as how many people actually get this wrong. In any case, you are incor
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   by kevinelliott 18y ago

   I meant to post this under seiji's reply.
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   by kevinelliott 18y ago

   You are incorrect. My article, although a bit unclear, was not wrong. Taken right from the FDIC website at http://www.fdic.gov/deposit/deposits/insuringdeposits/ "The basic insurance amount is $100,000 per depositor per insured bank. Cert