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Archive for January, 2007

Jan 6th 2007

How the Middle Class Is Getting Screwed

I was talking to friend yesterday about the Home Depot CEO who is walking away with $210 million (most of which was agreed upon before he resigned). An article in New York Magazine pointed out a possible solution, which I think is a great idea:
We could enact de facto compensation caps for top executives, [...]

Jan 5th 2007

scribbidyscrubs.com

from the site:
You Can Buy Cheap or Discount Nursing Scrubs, Medical Uniforms and Lab Coats. Whether You’re in the Medical, Nursing, Dental Hygienist, or Veterinary Health Field, We Have the Latest Scrubs Fashions and Lowest Prices, with Several Styles, Colors, and Prints to Choose From.
now, the pro and con to buying nursing uniforms online:

pro: [...]

Jan 5th 2007

MIT opencourseware

“By the end of this year, the contents of all 1,800 courses taught at one of the world’s most prestigious universities will be available online to anyone in the world, anywhere in the world. Learners won’t have to register for the classes, and everyone is accepted”

here are a list of courses currently offered. the site [...]

Jan 4th 2007

four years of insults

now as we approach our fourth year of blogging at all-encompassingly.com, i have gone through our comment history and found quite a few interesting insults directed either at travis, doug, or the blog. and i’ve realized a few things:
(1) this list has taken me a lot longer to compile this year than it [...]

Jan 4th 2007

Notre Dame: Were they ever that good?

That’s what I’m starting to wonder.
I usually cheer for them, because unlike so many other football programs, they shy away from recruiting thugs and ex-cons (yes, I’m looking at you, Bobby Bowden).
But there is a difference between hoping a team does well and flat-out favoring them beyond all reason, like the pollsters do every single [...]

Jan 4th 2007

“Your intimations that Democrats aren’t patriots and that Democrats support terrorism are complete bunk.”

such was said of me this week. i asked my friend, ann coulter, for a response. she was kind enough to oblige:
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY: A VAST SLEEPER CELL
by Ann Coulter
January 3, 2007
Fortunately for liberals, the Iraqis executed Saddam Hussein the exact same week that former President Ford died, so it didn’t [...]

Jan 4th 2007

barbara walters apologizes for rosie o’donnell

video here. i guess this gets ABC out of legal trouble, but some are not satisfied:

Shouldn’t ROSIE be doing the retracting?? Don’t tell me Rosie’s bullied the main host of the show into doing her dirty work.

Rosie…stand up and apologize like a er..um..eh..man.

Boring… but at least I can say that I’ve seen a mummy [...]

Jan 3rd 2007

Seligmann and Finnerty Invited to Return to Duke

Heh.
Suspended Duke University lacrosse players Colin Finnerty and Reade Seligmann have been invited to return to the school as students, more than a week after the Durham district attorney dropped rape charges against them and David Evans and a full semester after the pair were placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of the rape [...]

Jan 3rd 2007

Home Depot CEO Steps Down

This is the upside-down world we live in.
Robert Nardelli, the CEO of Home Depot who came under fire for the size of his pay package as well as his management style, stepped down and will leave the No. 1 home improvement retailer with a $210 million severance package, the company said Wednesday.
The whole article explains [...]

Jan 2nd 2007

Boise State 43, Oklahoma 42 - Video

Perhaps the funnest football game I have ever watched.
Great swings in momentum. A hook-and-ladder style gimmick play to get to overtime. A halfback pass to score in overtime. A statue of liberty to win. And the underdog triumphed.
What more can you ask for?
Update: Video…

  
  

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