Category Archives: General

Bailout Underwater Mortgages No Way #2

Mr. Spetrino must have received other comments similar to my prior blog, judging from his most recent newsletter released yesterday.  The recent entry is a bit defensive and claiming moral high ground.  I’ll do some quotes and comments below.  Mr. … Continue reading

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Localization is Better than Globalization – Part 2

I previously wrote Part 1, which questions assumptions that everything is better when globalized. California is now taxing internet companies that have no physical presence in-state, and use no state services.  Their stated intent (a.k.a. spin) is that in order … Continue reading

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Free Choice – Wrong Choice

Maria Hvistendahl’s recent book “Unnatural Selection: Choosing Boys over Girls..” has created a storm of controversy. People have begun to recognize that her unequivocal feminist commitment to choice includes moral indignation when people don’t choose the way that she fancies. Domestically, … Continue reading

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Localization is Better Than Globalization

What’s all this Globalization, Anyhow?  As I ponder a range of issues, localization begins to look more and more attractive as the baggage of globalization outweighs it’s assumed benefits.

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Cloud Computing – Round 2

It took only 2 weeks for USA Today to catch up with my prior cloud computing post.  They published a front-section article titled “Demystifying the Cloud”. The article identifies that many people hear the words “Cloud Computing”, and it seems nbody … Continue reading

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