noelchurchill

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by noelchurchill 16y ago
Wouldn't that be ironic if it takes a wikileaks release to find out if there were casualties caused by earlier wikileaks releases.
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
"WTF is wrong with you?" Try refraining from personal attacks on HN. And to respond to your statement, you seem to be missing the bigger picture: How many soldiers have been put in harms way and died BECAUSE the truth was hidden from the
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
There is no justification for doing wrong. The motive for keeping incriminating evidence hidden is to continue engaging in nefarious behavior without being caught. The fact that people's lives will be in danger after releasing the informati
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
I wonder how much of this "fever" is coming from the sense they have that the typical job path is becoming less and less of a dependable option.
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
International tensions are rapidly increasing. With currency wars, trade wars, etc, it is going to be very interesting to see how the next few years play out.
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
The logo looks like you copied peerindex.net
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
Wow that is so cool.
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
If I drive with a mask on does that protect me from photo enforced intersection tickets?
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
There was recent post on HN that said 50% of Groupon customers would not repeat. That's not a $2B company.
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
Is there a similar site for the US?
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
You're welcome for the layup opportunity to score some easy points. This serves as a good reminder that you will be swiftly punished on HN for making a comment that doesn't add value. In my defense, I didn't miss the trees and the forest.
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
It's like this article was written by a high schooler.
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
Their stock is pretty much invincible. When people say things like this you know the stock has about hit it's peak and nowhere to go but down. Just watch :)
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
I think you're hitting on some of the key points. The Fed is continuing it's policy of monetary expansion. Most major central banks around the world are doing the same. US treasury debt is in a massive bubble. The Fed is propping it up dail
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
I'm playing the gold rush in multiple ways. 1) Owning physical gold (and silver). 2) Buying shares of gold and silver mining stocks. 3) Buying the mining stocks on the Toronto exchange, in Canadian dollars, so as the USD continues it's dece
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
Not a bad mix!
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
iTunes has a captive audience too. The main difference is the size of the catalog (netflix wins), and the pricing structure. People seem to like Netflix's all-you-can-eat for a flat fee structure.
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
I can't believe Zynga is expected to make $500 million in revenue this year. What a gold mine.
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
For nearly the last decade, I've paid income taxes at the lowest rates of my professional career. Before that, I paid at higher rates. And if you want the simple, honest truth, from my perspective as an entrepreneur, the fluctuation didn't
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
Organic results are cached, but adwords ads are calculated in real time.
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
Scenario: A user began typing what would have been a long-tail query, but realizes the results have satisfied their query without typing the full thing. I'm not saying long-tail is going to disappear, because it's not, at least not for now.
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
Here is my theory. Google instant does an even better job of getting the user to use their predetermined search query rather than continuing to type out the users longer tail search query. By funneling search traffic into these head terms,
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
The Primal Blueprint by Mark Sisson. He puts some sense of his own sense of humor into the book and I like his overall lifestyle approach.
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
especially given that two of these conditions (type 1 diabetes and autism) often develop before children start eating grains Grains are a staple in most baby formulas. http://www.gerber.com/SupportedSitter/Products/Cereal_with_D...
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
When he says "We will not have a double-dip recession at all. I see our businesses coming back almost across the board" maybe he's speaking specifically about his own business properties and not the rest of the economy as a whole...
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
The guy has proven himself to be a business genius That being said, everything I've read recently point to us already being in the next leg down of the double-dip recession (unemployment, housing sales, etc). Maybe he knows something I don
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
Acne is a normal physiological process ... that functions to ward off potential mates until the afflicted individual is some years past the age of reproductive maturity, and thus emotionally, intellectually, and physically fit to be a pare
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
I'm in the same boat as LZW. But let's put aside the battle of opinions of whether inflation or deflation is more damaging for the sake of this article. A gold currently would create equilibrium in the market for supply and demand of goods
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
Let's be honest. The online classroom is never going to be able to offer keg parties and college co-eds. And that's just what the physical campus might be reduced to if they can't compete with the quality and cost of the online education.
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by noelchurchill 16y ago
I can't sell someone my education like I could sell them my house. There will not be a flood of unsold diplomas hitting the market. There aren't secondary markets, CDOs, and all sorts of other investment instruments tied to the value of m

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