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Do Movie Critics Still Matter? {Moviefone Blog}
Dec 2nd 2009 11:35AM I remember reading years ago that english professors and literary critics said that Stephen King would never amount to anything. Obviously he is nothing now nor has he ever been....were the critics right? Critics are a lot like art professors. They are looking for correct form and detail not whether anyone will buy the work. Sometimes critics are like philosophers. They pen their views after the fact. People are stuck in reality all day long. When we go to the movies we want to be carried away into another place much like reading a good book or going to an art gallery. Artists who involve us in their work are the ones who sell and are truly great. This is where the critics fail....they simply do not understand the abstract effect of art.
SEC Predictions 2009: Florida's Dance of The Inevitable, Ole Miss' Stumble {Fanhouse NCAA Football Blog}
Sep 3rd 2009 9:17PM Anyone who can in their right minds pick Auburn and Tennessee to have winning seasons is on crack!I can see Kentucky as the perennial almost achiever. Everyone is going to be ready for Ole Miss and as such they'll be lucky to go to a bowl. Georgia performs better with nobody than Knowshon. My favorite preseason upset prediction is Georgia sneaks up on Florida. It seems so unlikely that it has the greatest chance of happening. As far as Auburn upsetting Alabama(hehe)maybe in the jayvee game.
Glenn Beck Boycott: Censorship or Good Citizenship? {Politics Daily}
Aug 19th 2009 12:56PM I challenge everyone here to go to Wikepedia and read the definition of state capitalism. Pay particular attention to the last two sentences of the second paragraph. Compare those two statements to Obama and this congress and see if you do not get 100% comparison.
Is the recession over? {Daily Finance}
Jul 26th 2009 9:42PM I gotta tell my neighbors to the north and west that we're hurtin severly in Georgia. We lead the nation in bank takeovers due to realestate speculation in Atlanta. We have the same problems that our friends in Phoenix have. Unemployment in GA has been in double digits for two months now and it ain't gett'n any better. My wife and I started growing our own vegetables. We're all hurtin seems like.
Dow breaks 9000, but is this a bear market rally? {Daily Finance}
Jul 24th 2009 9:11AM Are the stock markets superficial numbers your only evidence. I see you omit that bond yields are climbing every time the market rises. Certain commodities like oil and cattle rise and fall with the market as well. What is occurring is big money traders are jumping from bonds to commodities to stocks and back again. Economic entropy occurs as the stock market climbs so do bond yields - this is a very bad thing. It means that our debt is worthless and that interest rates will climb hurting the credit market. Certain commodities will drop also. The oil traders realize that as people spend more they can raise gas prices which milks any excess spending money from our pockets. Yeah you are right. It is at this point you can start to blame Obama.
Maikon Bonani Falls 35 Feet Off Gondola Ride at Busch Gardens {Fanhouse NCAA Football Blog}
Jul 20th 2009 10:46AM I can't believe some of the BS on this post. He's just a kid. He is lucky to be alive. The number one cause of accidental on the job deaths is that sudden stop after a fall. His accident is common in the work place. If he is in a position where such an incident is possible then the workers need to be wearing safety harnesses. That is a law that is governed by OSHA. Perhaps the regional OSHA inspector did not do a very good job in this case.
Retailers fear CIT failure could ruin Christmas shopping season {Daily Finance}
Jul 18th 2009 8:46AM I agree with term limits, but I would shorten them even more. Next cut out congressional pensions. Next I would push campaign reform by eliminating elections. People are appointed to congress by lottery. There will have to be a list of qualifications to make it, but that is the ONLY way we are going to get fair representation in our country. No big corporation will know who is coming to office until they arrive. Next make it illegal to lobby. We have to purify congress and make it representative of our nation not the rich and not lawyers.
CIT seeks private capital after bailout bid is rejected {Daily Finance}
Jul 16th 2009 5:55PM Ram he really does know what he's talking about. Medicaid reform has been on the table since Clinton. Nothing got done though. One of the biggest factors in the demise of GM is that it was the largest single healthcare provider in the nation. Can other countries afford to let us go bankrupt? I believe that they are finding out that they can. As for the stock market perhaps you have a worthwhile answer as to why IBM's per share profit soared 2.32 per share yet their sales dropped 13%. They aren't milking goods and services as they would have us believe. They are dumping bonds. Please try and stay off the koolaid and stop blaming the people who study everyday reality on Limbaugh. He's like you a sucker.
Formula One Head in Hot Water for Remarks About Hitler {Fanhouse Motorsports Blog}
Jul 6th 2009 8:04AM Since recorded history there has never been nor will there ever be a true democracy. Democracy in it's literal form is the very last step either before or emerging from anarchy. Why so many people here decry what this man has said even taking it out of context is absurd. Most of the world's CEO's today believe that as a leader and manager Hitler got it right. It was his genocidal treatment to jews and his psychotic desire at world domination through warfare that got him destroyed. This may be a total shock to everyone here but his methods are the ones being used today by virtually every corporation in the world. They have simply refined the methods so that outright conflict is not needed. There is so much idealistic, politically correct naivety here.
U.S. existing home sales continue to rise {Daily Finance}
Jun 23rd 2009 3:50PM It was Clinton who decided to deregulate mortgage insurance allowing for a deluge of subprime loans to be initiated causing a housing price bubble initiating a building boom which put us in the position of having to many houses and not enough buyers. What happens next is the housing market floundered. Companies that build houses and supply the builders floundered. Unemployment soared as the ripple effect just kept on rippling. Mortgages everywhere defaulted and placed us where we are. You need to get your facts straight.
