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Haiku
Monty’s piercing paw On my sleeping hand, Wake up! Feed your hungry pet. I dozed off in the recliner. Monty jumped up and stood on me with his nose touching mine. His tail was wagging in anticipation of what I … Continue reading
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Who’s pays for speed?
In a simplistic way, the Net can be divided into three parts: the contents or services owners, these are the brands you know Google, Facebook, WoW, CNN, etc. They are the reasons you are on the net to begin with; … Continue reading
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Repo 105
Lehman Brothers’ executives had the incentive and were creative. To receive big bonuses, they needed to reduce debts. It was not easy, since the fundamental was bad. The right thing to do — like eat healthy and exercise — was … Continue reading
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Entering Stardom
Warm Strangers Vienna Teng I like to be pleasantly surprised. After two CDs, I thought that would be the end of my Vienna Teng collection. I liked her music, at the same level of Charlotte Church’s first two CDs. Two … Continue reading
Where have all the young girls gone?
In the haunting song, Where Have All The Flowers Gone by Peter, Paul, and Mary. One of the verses wonder where have all the young girls gone. Of course, the song is about anti-war and the girls were mourning their … Continue reading
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Walt Whitman (1819-1892): The Runner
I am a runner and an inapt pupil of poetry. The runner, not this mid-aged over-weight one, is so vivid that I can almost hear his pant and feel his body heat. On a flat road runs the well-train’d runner, … Continue reading
Over-hyped
SuperFreakonomics: Global Cooling, Patriotic Prostitutes, and Why Suicide Bombers Should Buy Life Insurance Steven Levitt & Stephen Dubner 978-0060889579 Do Indian men really have smaller penises? Can you imagine the tease toward our brown friends? They over-hyped the book dead. … Continue reading