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U.S. Pulling Back in Afghan Valley It Called Vital to War
(nytimes.com)
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Why do these types of letters have to start with the headline "An Open Letter to...". If you're publishing it, it's obviously open.
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And it was just deleted.
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Does Reddit have the same problem? Also, would something like this make it to the front page? And if it didn't (because of editorial input), how come it hasn't been deleted?
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634 Diggs, 17 comments, and 100 comment upvotes for Viagra
(i.imgur.com)
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What's your real name?
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I've seen a lot of bad writing online, even in reputable publications. But I've never seen ANYONE taunt their readers in comments like Steve Gillmor is doing now. And I can say something like this since I'm the type of person that spends my
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I'm sorry, but am I missing something? They do ask for your email http://stackoverflow.com/questions/ask , so it's not anonymous anymore.
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>Mr. Montgomery’s former lawyer, Michael Flynn - who now describes Mr. Montgomery as a "con man" - says he believes that the administration has been shutting off scrutiny of Mr. Montgomery’s business for fear of revealing that the gover
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Sorry I should have been more clear. These companies you mentioned are making hundreds of million in revenue. I'm certain Zuckerberg/Pincus would be considered "losers" if they sold their companies. I'm thinking more along the lines of succ
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>Peter Thiel specifically said Clarium prefers to invest in companies that can be successful without any exit. So how does he get his return? By selling his shares to others?
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Interesting that you mentioned a media company since this is what I had in mind.
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Ask HN:Anyone here not want an exit?
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http://www.assistly.com/
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Wouldn't it take you more time to read a topic in a book than view a 5 minute video?
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AOL's Master Plan
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>>Way to read the "10 day MBA" and write an article about it. The author has a Harvard MBA.
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The coming travel-website consolidation
(economist.com)
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The Toshiba Tablet
(thetoshibatablet.com)
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But is there really a problem with modern accounting systems?
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The most interesting sentence of all is this: "More recently Engadget editor in chief Joshua Topolsky tried to kill our acquisition by AOL."
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Is it me or is the title incredibly difficult to parse?
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The Coble Family's Tragedy and Miracle
(oprah.com)
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If you were talking to him in person, you wouldn't start you sentence off like that. It's not really needed.
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Does anyone know how well the averaged forecasts turned out? I didn't see that in the article.
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Or, you can forward the link through email.
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Also a Federal Judge from Arizona was shot dead. "Ms. Giffords, who represents Arizona’s Eighth District in the southeastern corner of the state, has been an outspoken critic of Arizona’s tough immigration law, which is focused on identifyi
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This same comment was made a few days ago and it was down voted.
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Doesn't matter if AOL is profitable. Is about.me profitable? What's the revenue, if any?
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16y ago
Maybe you're just not looking hard enough: http://arabcrunch.com/
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