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- Green Destiny
- The higher education bubble personified
- More on short selling and risk
- Whatever happened to 'Girl in Your Shirt'?
- John Chow on Short Screen and Tim Sykes
- High-end chef adapts to new economy
- 10 things you need to stop tweeting about
- Covered short of KITD
- SNL on President Obama's China visit
- The Half Kelly bet
- Mandelbrot Set, animated
- And a pony
- Did political correctness facilitate the Fort Hood...
- A neglected asset class?
- Added Destiny
- New Mexico soccer brawler speaks
- For value investors and online entrepreneurs
- Never seen a football play like this
- Business is business
- Bakken Black
- Rethinking Belichick's call last night.
- Advice, and a request
- Covered short of a David Einhorn stock for 27% pro...
- Time to retire the football helmet?
- What Jeffrey Sachs doesn't get
- The sirens call a sailor to die
- Ill-equipped to act, with insufficient tact
- Alloy Steel expands into Indonesia
- A charitable giving idea for Veteran's Day
- Short selling and risk
- Insomnia and social media
- Ft. Hood
- Girls soccer gets rough
- A Cat Post
- What's with the music at Starbucks?
- TV viewing tip for West Coast viewers
- 200k
- Logo for new blog: thoughts?
- Cognitive Dissonance
- Hedging
- Looking for a wealth advisor/RIA position in NYC?
- Warren Buffett versus Pranab Mukherjee
- USEG News
- Christie FTW
- Because pointing and walking is epic
- New site
- Can't do housegirls
- From foursquare to FIVEsquare
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- DaveinHackensack
- Just a man with a man's courage. Older comments are moderated so I am made aware of them. Please note also that none of what I write here should be construed as investment advice. Please do your own due diligence and use your own common sense before making any investment decisions.
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