Sunday, October 17, 2010

End tax breaks for companies sending jobs overseas

Obama: End Tax Breaks For Companies Sending Jobs Overseas | News | English
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Saturday, July 3, 2010

Steve Jobs To Furious Customer: 'You Are Getting Worked Up Over Rumors'

I totally agree with Steve Jobs, it's just a phone. And that's what I tell my kids. What did we do before we had IPhones, IPods, and Blackberrys? Well I don't own any of the three, and I still have a basic cell phone. I have all internet access blocked on all my family cell phones as well. It's already costing me an arm and a leg for my home broadband service, what possible reason would I need to pay Verizon $30 per month per phone to get internet and email on a hand-held device, a screen that is too small for my old eyes to make use of?

Well go to a Verizon store and what to pandemonium. You wouldn't know there was an economic downturn by shopping there. Peoples lives are falling apart when their 3G reception is lost, or their blackberry stops receiving email. Hoards of people crowd the store to buy every freakin' feature and app they can get for their wireless gadget. At the end of the day, when all is said and done, it's just a phone, a simple freakin' phone.

It's no wonder Verizon has no incentive to offer me a discounted family data package. The same for Starbucks. People just have to have their Starbuck's, even at $3.50 for a 16oz cup of coffee. NO thank you, I'll stick to "foo-foo coffee" from 7-Eleven, Exxon, or McDonalds. Better yet, I'll make my own, it's just coffee and the effects are mostly between our ears. And it's just a phone. As long as their customers are willing to pay the obscene rates, they will continue to make billions every years, and charge us for stuff that costs them next to nothing. It's extortion and highway robbery.


Steve Jobs To Furious Customer: "You Are Getting Worked Up Over Rumors"

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Sunday, May 2, 2010

There Once Was a Wind Farm From Nantucket: Rethinking Energy Production

There a quote from the article that's worth repeating "It's clearly time to change how we think of electricity production". I don't understand why there aren't wind farms everywhere. Why isn't my electric company trying to put these things up everywhere?

There Once Was a Wind Farm From Nantucket: Rethinking Energy Production

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John Crawford

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Turn That Frown Upside Down: Twenty-Nine Simple Pleasures

Those guys at DivineCaroline are a special breed indeed. They have put together a list of the simple things in life that can put a smile on your face. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. My favorites are number 7, 28, and 29. Enjoy!

Turn That Frown Upside Down: Twenty-Nine Simple Pleasures - DivineCaroline

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John Crawford

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