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“Damn” was her audible response
I recently heard a surprising story: A female CEO was briefed on a stellar candidate for a top job at her company. “Sounds ideal,” she said to the group in the room. “Male or female?” Male was the answer. “Damn” was her audible response. The guy wasn’t even interviewed. Why Are Men SilentSearch BIS
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- “This has been the coldest season with the most ice since we started Arctic Watch in 2000. Almost no whales. The NWPassage is still blocked with ice. Some of the bays still have not melted!”
Richard weber, owner/operater Arctic Watch Generation Screwed
And rather than follow the conventional path of indebting yourself for 13-years so that you can attend university for four, and then fork over the bulk of your pay to the government, instead focus on learning tangible, valuable skills overseas.Government Cheese
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Another Boulder adverse possession…
What is it with Boulder and adverse possession? The problem started when new owners took down the privacy fence to enjoy the creek… It’s a view worth seeing, Marshall said, which is why she decided to remove a 6-foot privacy … Continue reading
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Vitamin D is good for you
New report on the effects of Vitamin D deficiency, The conclusions are… Men with a vitamin D deficiency (having 15 nanograms per milliliter of blood or less) had an increased risk for heart attack compared with those with a sufficient … Continue reading
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Brownie Points
Before the Democrat’s do too much political posturing regarding “big oil”, they should exmaine the gallup poll taken May 19-21 of 2008. This graphic sums up the publics changing perspective nicely, but the article is a must read. click to … Continue reading
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Republicans block Dem’s windfall profits tax
Great job! The Democratic energy package would have imposed a 25 percent tax on any “unreasonable” profits of the five largest U.S. oil companies, which together made $36 billion during the first three months of the year. It also would … Continue reading
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Environmental groups sue to protect polar bears….
from the dangers of oil drilling. Here are the groups you should be concerned with… Polar bears are threatened — likely to become endangered — because their sea ice habitat has melted dramatically and computer models predict further losses, Kempthorne … Continue reading
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More on Obama’s bad judgement here. Why would Obama, in his first big personnel decision, choose a paleoliberal greedhead with a track record of failure? You tell me.
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No AIDs pandemic, no global warming crisis
Leave it to the Diplomad to lecture us on scientific concensus. I was going to give it a go, but thankfully he beat me to it. Great job!
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Marxists, Socialists, Communists for Obama
In the “you can’t make this stuff up” category is the “Marxists/Socialists/Communists for Obama” section of Obama’s web site. I can certainly understand these folks might create their own web site, but for Obama to actually have this group on … Continue reading
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Abandoning the SAT
Crazy, but as you can imagine, in a community such as Boulder this is an idea that the liberals find quite attractive. Thankfully there are voices of common sense regarding keeping the SAT as a good indicator for colleges. The … Continue reading
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The “favor factory” still running full tilt
As Captain Ed explains, the pork keeps flowing, although the Democrats, primarily Reid and Pelosi, promised change. He concludes… If the GOP had any sense, they would take this opportunity to declare an immediate and unilateral moratorium on pork and … Continue reading
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Jim Rogers on financials, the fed, airlines, oil and commodities
There is no supply of oil. The bull market in oil has years to go, despite large corrections that are sure to go. The world is running out of known oil reserves. A lot of commodities have come down pretty … Continue reading
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Obama – “lightworker”
Here’s Betsy’s reaction… A grown man wrote that stuff. And he has a job working for a major newspaper. In San Francisco, but still a professional writer actually produced that swill. It staggers the mind. All I can hope is … Continue reading
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Welcome to American Math
Welcome to America….where people are actually having a serious discussion about whether teaching kids advanced math as soon as possible is a bad thing. Is it any wonder our country lags behind in math/science? Read more about this nonsensical thinking … Continue reading
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Venezuelan’s want the dollar
Although the once almighty dollar has been falling against most major currencies, in Venuezla it is in high demand. As Jim Rogers says, go to the black market to see what a currency is really worth… The government sets the … Continue reading
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High oil prices, whose to blame?
Walter Williams comments on Congress and the oil company executives. His conclusion… The true villain in our having to cough up $60, $70 or $80 to fill our gas tanks is the U.S. Congress caught in the grip of environmental … Continue reading
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A recipe for high prices
US energy secretary Samuel Bodman has simple straightforward observations and recommended solutions on high energy (oil) prices. The problem is… Production has stalled since 2005 at 85 million barrels a day, while economic growth — particularly in China and India … Continue reading
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United Nations led by servants of dictatorships
Read the WSJ column on the new UN leadership. The General Assembly of the United Nations voted this week to elect Miguel d’Escoto Brockmann as its new president. Readers with a long memory will recall Father D’Escoto (he’s a Catholic … Continue reading
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D-Day part II
Read The Ordeal of Omaha Beach over at Power Line.
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