Yesterday's post was a bit too way out,(Way, Too Point Oh?), from the Campaign for America's Future's Star Wars attack to the Institute for New Economic Thinking's flip-flop of the free market fantasia. By way of explaining the stretch, from the Wall Street Bull to the Statue of Liberty there is the Bully Poor Pit.
Obama is no Trekky or cable guy, but he is more bullish than just hat. I was recently reminded that the "bully" in "bully pulpit" is not the bully of the school yard but was Teddy's term for good. Bully for him. President Obama is no messiah, no FDR and no Teddy, but he is also no bull nor bully. He will be at the Bully Pulpit, and that is a good thing. No pun.
[See 1st Comment]
[update Chris Matthews: more links and follow-up today.]
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Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Wednesday, April 04, 2012
Friday, October 15, 2010
Interview with
Noam Chomsky: 'er Speigel[Correction]
My first or maybe second impression is that Noam Chomsky is the anti-thesis of Pat Buchanan. At least in respect to the idea that maybe only I had that when Pat Buchanan says something** that both sides of the political spectrum agree with he might have something. In Chomsky's case it might be where both sides have a bone to pick with Chomsky he may be just right. At least in the respect that he lacks from the two quarters not in fractions but perspective. He is either a tool of the forces that be or their nemesis, but he is not Goldilocks*, any more than Taleb.
*self-correcting or twisting a metaphor, I did not mean to bring in the tea party or mama bears
** at present I don't want to dredge up what one might be as I could be wrong
[American Prospect unrelated?]
As of posting, I have not fully read the Chomsky piece on The New World Order(see correction), but did finish the American Prospect piece, Old Image, New Portrait in paper form, and found the other links for later or earlier(in respect to Keynes and Taleb not bull-lies).]
[Unintended Bully link. Please note that Wednesday's Bully post preceded Thursday's Last Word here, but the Chomsky piece above was much earlier.(when corrected a little less so, maybe accounted for by jet lag)]
[Not really an update but a link 10-27-10]
My first or maybe second impression is that Noam Chomsky is the anti-thesis of Pat Buchanan. At least in respect to the idea that maybe only I had that when Pat Buchanan says something** that both sides of the political spectrum agree with he might have something. In Chomsky's case it might be where both sides have a bone to pick with Chomsky he may be just right. At least in the respect that he lacks from the two quarters not in fractions but perspective. He is either a tool of the forces that be or their nemesis, but he is not Goldilocks*, any more than Taleb.
*self-correcting or twisting a metaphor, I did not mean to bring in the tea party or mama bears
** at present I don't want to dredge up what one might be as I could be wrong
[American Prospect unrelated?]
As of posting, I have not fully read the Chomsky piece on The New World Order(see correction), but did finish the American Prospect piece, Old Image, New Portrait in paper form, and found the other links for later or earlier(in respect to Keynes and Taleb not bull-lies).]
[Unintended Bully link. Please note that Wednesday's Bully post preceded Thursday's Last Word here, but the Chomsky piece above was much earlier.(when corrected a little less so, maybe accounted for by jet lag)]
[Not really an update but a link 10-27-10]
Saturday, March 01, 2014
Welch Rare Bit?
The Cycle: Rep Peter Welch 3-5-14
Spoiler alert or Stay'n the Course: Good Cop / Bad Cop / Rowbeau cop (*)?
I should not be so hard on Beach Boy McCain, as he serves the part of a bad cop, in order for Obama to have any stick for his bully pulpit.
(*) Bully Pulpit Not for Pitbulls
['n Ari Melber Toast!]
3-20-14: ^ too dig stochastic rhetoric? [Godwin/s blog search? Pare a digM, Pair a docs. ] [Stock Home Vaccine?] ** it also might be RealDiploma$y[to pu(i)n on c or k?]
Spoiler alert or Stay'n the Course: Good Cop / Bad Cop / Rowbeau cop (*)?
I should not be so hard on Beach Boy McCain, as he serves the part of a bad cop, in order for Obama to have any stick for his bully pulpit.
(*) Bully Pulpit Not for Pitbulls
['n Ari Melber Toast!]
3-20-14: ^ too dig stochastic rhetoric? [Godwin/s blog search? Pare a digM, Pair a docs. ] [Stock Home Vaccine?] ** it also might be RealDiploma$y[to pu(i)n on c or k?]
Monday, May 23, 2011
No Teddy
No Bully* Pulpit.
Disagreement and innovations.
Main Stream Perspectives:
CBS
ABC
PBS
Huffington Post
Salon
Washington Post
YouTube
Boston Globe
"Contensions?"(sic**)
More Follow Up.
[Mean-while up date*** No Rapture.]
* Mika 1 Joe 0 Are you serious, Joe?
** counter intuitive: Bully Pulpit is a good thing, like American Exceptionalism, unlike the link or the namesake.
*** and I did not see the Herman Cain link before my Teddy reference and there is no relation between my pen name LeRoy-Rogers and the therogersinsitute, nor Newt's middle name (Leroy).
[See ** "Are" yes I may be. Apologies for the multi-dimentionalism again, but in regards to Newt and Libertarianism, I think that it could be called Tea Party Nuance, and Ginrich is attempting to be the Obama of the Right(or the No Labels of the Right), while I am somewhere not between Keith Olbermann and Ed Schultz.]
[Profits verses Prophets(Chris Hedges) and more.
[The square of the esoteric.
[Spell Check Gingrich: left Ginrich for link & search purposes: but note Strauss to Chomsky philosophical dynamism(Wittgenstein) via esoteric Tea Party Gingrich attempt at nuance.]
Disagreement and innovations.
Main Stream Perspectives:
CBS
ABC
PBS
Huffington Post
Salon
Washington Post
YouTube
Boston Globe
"Contensions?"(sic**)
More Follow Up.
[Mean-while up date*** No Rapture.]
* Mika 1 Joe 0 Are you serious, Joe?
** counter intuitive: Bully Pulpit is a good thing, like American Exceptionalism, unlike the link or the namesake.
*** and I did not see the Herman Cain link before my Teddy reference and there is no relation between my pen name LeRoy-Rogers and the therogersinsitute, nor Newt's middle name (Leroy).
[See ** "Are" yes I may be. Apologies for the multi-dimentionalism again, but in regards to Newt and Libertarianism, I think that it could be called Tea Party Nuance, and Ginrich is attempting to be the Obama of the Right(or the No Labels of the Right), while I am somewhere not between Keith Olbermann and Ed Schultz.]
[Profits verses Prophets(Chris Hedges) and more.
[The square of the esoteric.
Strauss on reading In 1952 Strauss published Persecution and the Art of Writing, commonly understood to advance the argument that some philosophers write esoterically in order to avoid persecution by political or religious authorities. A few readers of Strauss suggest esoteric writing may also seek to protect politics from political philosophy -- the explosive reasoning of which might well shatter fragile opinions undergirding the political order. Stemming from his study of Maimonides and Al Farabi, and then extended to his reading of Plato (he mentions particularly the discussion of writing in the Phaedrus), Strauss proposed that an esoteric text was the proper type for philosophic learning. Rather than simply outlining the philosopher's thoughts, the esoteric text forces readers to do their own thinking and learning. As Socrates says in the Phaedrus, writing does not respond when questioned, but invites a dialogue with the reader, thereby reducing the problems of the written word. One political danger Strauss pointed to was the acceptance of dangerous ideas too quickly by students. This was perhaps also relevant in the trial of Socrates, where his relationship with Alcibiades was used against him.This spin off is from actually reading the previous bold "and more" but is relevant to the Gingrich "Exceptionalism" and Obama practical and incremental. And Platonic Dialogue.(sic)]
Ultimately, Strauss believed that philosophers offered both an "exoteric" or salutary teaching and an "esoteric" or true teaching, which was concealed from the general reader. For maintaining this distinction, Strauss is often accused of having written esoterically himself. Moreover he also emphasized that writers often left contradictions and other excuses to encourage the more careful examination of the writing. Leo Strauss's favourite novelist was Jane Austen.[5]
[Spell Check Gingrich: left Ginrich for link & search purposes: but note Strauss to Chomsky philosophical dynamism(Wittgenstein) via esoteric Tea Party Gingrich attempt at nuance.]
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Underwhelmed?
[Updated 6-23-11 on two fronts: below and here.]
Fairly Helmed(text)
Underwhelmed* is the lede some might choose for their take on
President Obama on the Way Forward in Afghanistan(video)
[6-23-11 Selected quotes from remarks extended.]
Fairly Helmed(text)
Underwhelmed* is the lede some might choose for their take on
President Obama on the Way Forward in Afghanistan(video)
Yet tonight, we take comfort in knowing that the tide of war is receding. Fewer of our sons and daughters are serving in harm’s way. We’ve ended our combat mission in Iraq, with 100,000 American troops already out of that country. And even as there will be dark days ahead in Afghanistan, the light of a secure peace can be seen in the distance. These long wars will come to a responsible end.* Norman Goldman and Mike Malloy
As they do, we must learn their lessons. Already this decade of war has caused many to question the nature of America’s engagement around the world. Some would have America retreat from our responsibility as an anchor of global security, and embrace an isolation that ignores the very real threats that we face. Others would have America over-extended, confronting every evil that can be found abroad.
We must chart a more centered course. Like generations before, we must embrace America’s singular role in the course of human events. But we must be as pragmatic as we are passionate; as strategic as we are resolute. When threatened, we must respond with force -- but when that force can be targeted, we need not deploy large armies overseas. When innocents are being slaughtered and global security endangered, we don’t have to choose between standing idly by or acting on our own. Instead, we must rally international action, which we’re doing in Libya, where we do not have a single soldier on the ground, but are supporting allies in protecting the Libyan people and giving them the chance to determine their own destiny.
In all that we do, we must remember that what sets America apart is not solely our power -- it is the principles upon which our union was founded.
[6-23-11 Selected quotes from remarks extended.]
America, it is time to focus on nation building here at home.(...)
That’s a lesson worth remembering -- that we are all a part of one American family. Though we have known disagreement and division, we are bound together by the creed that is written into our founding documents, and a conviction that the United States of America is a country that can achieve whatever it sets out to accomplish. Now, let us finish the work at hand. Let us responsibly end these wars, and reclaim the American Dream that is at the center of our story. With confidence in our cause, with faith in our fellow citizens, and with hope in our hearts, let us go about the work of extending the promise of America -- for this generation, and the next.Bully for Obama, no Bully, no Teddy,more pulpit.
May God bless our troops. And may God bless the United States of America.
Wednesday, September 01, 2004
Live From New York: Saturday Night Live
[Vice President Cheney is speaking now so I must post this from this morning, before I go apoplectic over the Zell Miller speech. I am sure it will connect to future comments.] [[NOTE: See link added at 11:11 PM. More connection may follow]].
It is appropriate the Republican National Convention apparently started out with the Saturday Night Live theme. I have caught bits of it and will review more of it maybe, but it has been uplifting and very entertaining. Former Mayor Rudolf Juliani and Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger were especially good. Much of what they say is very hopeful and it is difficult not to forget the fear that had been prominent in their reminding us that terrorism is a war that must be won and Bush says may never be finished. It is hard to resist the optimism and arrogance that we must take charge in this world because our values are right. But to me it seems that it connects to reality very loosely.
Arnold said it best, in a crack about the Democratic Conventions which should have had the title of one of his movies True Lies. The oxymorons abound. Mayor Juliani pointed out that Kerry said one thing to one group and a different thing to another group and that it was exactly the same thing. Maybe I heard it wrong, it has disappeared into this mist of their logic. Mayor Koch, a democrat who supports Bush solely on the war in Iraq, is another great leader that demonstrates the "nuance and sophistication" of New Yorkers as General McPeak put it in an interview. The general supports Kerry for the opposite reasons or is it the same. That the foreign policy and handling of the war has been a disaster, not a "catastrophic success" as the president described it.
Mayor Juliani spoke of the presiden’s visit to ground zero and his comments that I needed to hear. The president’s compassion was admirable until it transitioned into what? The political ploy that launched not only the Iraq plans but the Swift Boats. Mayor Koch reminded us in an interview that only two nations stood up against terrorism since September 11th , 2001. America and Britain, seemingly ignoring or forgetting Israel who has not only done such a good job in their own neighborhood but may be our best teacher.
The amazing thing about the people of New York is that they cannot be blamed for having the convention there, in fact deserve it to bring back their economy. Which should have fit well enough into a moderate and fair political reason to have the convention there. The other amazing thing is that they pick the best mayors and senators for seemingly different reasons which wise. The senators make fine representatives that would do well as president and are closer to the world stage and the mayors are great as mayors and on the Saturday Night Live stage.
Actually many of the speakers at the Republican convention may make better presidents that what we have though they fall for the same error. That being that it is fun to be a bully though it is disguised in hope and opportunity. Kerry is for a stronger American not a bullier America. And the president should know that if there were a bully in the area that the world would turn to either teachers or gangs. Being the wife of one, and having beaten Gore who may have resembled one, (teachers not gangs) can America or the world take another four years of the learning curve? With the skill of wordsmithing going on here is it any wonder that violence seems the only solution?
It is appropriate the Republican National Convention apparently started out with the Saturday Night Live theme. I have caught bits of it and will review more of it maybe, but it has been uplifting and very entertaining. Former Mayor Rudolf Juliani and Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger were especially good. Much of what they say is very hopeful and it is difficult not to forget the fear that had been prominent in their reminding us that terrorism is a war that must be won and Bush says may never be finished. It is hard to resist the optimism and arrogance that we must take charge in this world because our values are right. But to me it seems that it connects to reality very loosely.
Arnold said it best, in a crack about the Democratic Conventions which should have had the title of one of his movies True Lies. The oxymorons abound. Mayor Juliani pointed out that Kerry said one thing to one group and a different thing to another group and that it was exactly the same thing. Maybe I heard it wrong, it has disappeared into this mist of their logic. Mayor Koch, a democrat who supports Bush solely on the war in Iraq, is another great leader that demonstrates the "nuance and sophistication" of New Yorkers as General McPeak put it in an interview. The general supports Kerry for the opposite reasons or is it the same. That the foreign policy and handling of the war has been a disaster, not a "catastrophic success" as the president described it.
Mayor Juliani spoke of the presiden’s visit to ground zero and his comments that I needed to hear. The president’s compassion was admirable until it transitioned into what? The political ploy that launched not only the Iraq plans but the Swift Boats. Mayor Koch reminded us in an interview that only two nations stood up against terrorism since September 11th , 2001. America and Britain, seemingly ignoring or forgetting Israel who has not only done such a good job in their own neighborhood but may be our best teacher.
The amazing thing about the people of New York is that they cannot be blamed for having the convention there, in fact deserve it to bring back their economy. Which should have fit well enough into a moderate and fair political reason to have the convention there. The other amazing thing is that they pick the best mayors and senators for seemingly different reasons which wise. The senators make fine representatives that would do well as president and are closer to the world stage and the mayors are great as mayors and on the Saturday Night Live stage.
Actually many of the speakers at the Republican convention may make better presidents that what we have though they fall for the same error. That being that it is fun to be a bully though it is disguised in hope and opportunity. Kerry is for a stronger American not a bullier America. And the president should know that if there were a bully in the area that the world would turn to either teachers or gangs. Being the wife of one, and having beaten Gore who may have resembled one, (teachers not gangs) can America or the world take another four years of the learning curve? With the skill of wordsmithing going on here is it any wonder that violence seems the only solution?
Wednesday, August 07, 2013
CPS
Not to make light of science or speculation, but I don't mean Child Protective Services.
I mean Crypto Political Science. OW !
This is a spin off* of a case study, spectrum** politics and a table of progress.
*place holder 4
**knot exactly(SC)***
#1 Discipline - Philosophy, The Bully..., The Pinnacle? , Update: Fight On! , The Hit and Run Gang, Catch-44 , ( G. ) Over Helming., The Tetrahedron Ramble*, Apples and Oranges and Cherry Picking., The Be All and End All?, CAD (2 out of 3 be bad) !
***{8-8-13}
I mean Crypto Political Science. OW !
This is a spin off* of a case study, spectrum** politics and a table of progress.
*place holder 4
**knot exactly(SC)***
#1 Discipline - Philosophy, The Bully..., The Pinnacle? , Update: Fight On! , The Hit and Run Gang, Catch-44 , ( G. ) Over Helming., The Tetrahedron Ramble*, Apples and Oranges and Cherry Picking., The Be All and End All?, CAD (2 out of 3 be bad) !
***{8-8-13}
Friday, May 20, 2011
We need Ed!
Top Left Search of this Blogspot. No pun or April Fools!
Ed Schultz has a Guest Host(Jeff Santos) today, but it reminded me to think more locally. Ma Bell?
OK, this is not a good start, but I must MoveOn. (i.e. this is heavily embedded with edutainment) Not pun on the (actually that usually means there is a pun) but the Other Ryan, is like the Other Washington, then there is the Other Bellevue. Kudos to Jeff Santos for having the dialogue with the Ohio Ryan(Rep. Tim Ryan D-OH) rather than the Wisconsin Ryan. (House Budget Committe Chairman Rep. Paul Ryan R-WI) Speaking of two Homers. Dough Nuts. Not to mention Other Simpsons. Alan v Homer.
Foot Note: DFA noted as well as...oops. Bully Metaphor.
Ed Schultz has a Guest Host(Jeff Santos) today, but it reminded me to think more locally. Ma Bell?
OK, this is not a good start, but I must MoveOn. (i.e. this is heavily embedded with edutainment) Not pun on the (actually that usually means there is a pun) but the Other Ryan, is like the Other Washington, then there is the Other Bellevue. Kudos to Jeff Santos for having the dialogue with the Ohio Ryan(Rep. Tim Ryan D-OH) rather than the Wisconsin Ryan. (House Budget Committe Chairman Rep. Paul Ryan R-WI) Speaking of two Homers. Dough Nuts. Not to mention Other Simpsons. Alan v Homer.
Foot Note: DFA noted as well as...oops. Bully Metaphor.
Wednesday, April 09, 2014
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Re: Sabbatical
Why Vote?
Oh Sasha!
Buck Up!
Compendium.
Mandelbrot.
Fox'd! [insert link 10-22-10]
Separation of Constitution [But for Bush Inserted 10-31-10]
Good and Evil
Oh Sasha!
au contraire
Debt and tax cuts
independent comment
Revolt of the Zombies
Obama v. Foreign Legions
Game On! [Post inserted 10-22-10]
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
interview with [Generalization Warfare 10-27-10]
The Bully
Buck up (II)
The Red(Turn)Coats
Back up to Buck Up.[Obama v. The Economy Stupid 10-29-10]
[Parting or Pausing Post.]
Oh Sasha!
Buck Up!
Compendium.
Mandelbrot.
Fox'd! [insert link 10-22-10]
Separation of Constitution [But for Bush Inserted 10-31-10]
Good and Evil
Oh Sasha!
au contraire
Debt and tax cuts
independent comment
Revolt of the Zombies
Obama v. Foreign Legions
Game On! [Post inserted 10-22-10]
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
interview with [Generalization Warfare 10-27-10]
The Bully
Buck up (II)
The Red(Turn)Coats
Back up to Buck Up.[Obama v. The Economy Stupid 10-29-10]
[Parting or Pausing Post.]
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Pardon My Cheney[!]
Are they* going Dutch?
My inference is in the pan, not the beef.
Who pays for the good of the order?
*1. First Thoughts: State Dinner Serves Apologetic Undertones
2. Reaganomics and Joe the Plumber
3.Change in the Age of Schism[!], 4., 5., 6. Bully Pulpit Not for Pitbulls
4(a/k) .(b.Pre-Pan FRY., c. Coin-age of the day. d., e., f., g.Public Intelligence, h.Tea Kettle Sports[!], i. , j.Tetrahedron Files, k. OW )
5.(a-e) a. Fiscal Charting, c.Fear and Running, d.Recent Letters., e. BINGO!
Wednesday, April 01, 2015
Knitty Gritty
Schell Lacking ?*
*: Who shells, C sells, at the she soar [?]
[Not to un-mbed!]
(oar) a. Divide to conquer?, b., c. The Read C?, d. Knitty Gritty , e. Ghosh Darn , f. Not that I am fixed... , g. The Fourth Dimention of Twain , h. Reigning Wags and Tales. , i. Lemon Ship , j. Dark Matter, Anti-Matter , k. Fn 4 point Oh June 2013! , l., m. See Pact, n.(b~ch), o. Footnote: interesting digs, p.Etch-A-Sketch 2.0 , q. Alter Under Construction
(ofor): A. Irony versus Hypocrisy, B. Weak End Update: Fun'n Edifying, C. Anticipation Project ^ , D.TGIF (two) , E. Lean Forward File , F. The Way Fourth?, G. Coin-age of the day. , H. GRN , I. Post-Pyth , J., K. "Feel the Love"? , L. The %th EleFont , M. Two Wrongs Make a Right? , N. Throwing the Game , O. N-oddly Enough... , P. Ideology , Q. The Bully... , R. Unprincipled , S. Vast Mainstream Conspiracy (VMC) , T. Realmiffication , U. HEAR HEAR! V. ENTERNEWSMEANT TODAY (and tomorrow) W. Forward (Ironically) ...
Tan Gents?
Lab L's?
A., B. Amidst the Pile and Piling On., C., d. Leaking Diplomacy, e. Executing (the) Constitution, f.Democracy Upheld! (5-4) (R/x)**, g.Plausible Disciplination[?], h. i.Questions on Vetting?, j. Hiding Behind the Straw Argument.
We 3 Kings? O W ?
*: Who shells, C sells, at the she soar [?]
[Not to un-mbed!]
(oar) a. Divide to conquer?, b., c. The Read C?, d. Knitty Gritty , e. Ghosh Darn , f. Not that I am fixed... , g. The Fourth Dimention of Twain , h. Reigning Wags and Tales. , i. Lemon Ship , j. Dark Matter, Anti-Matter , k. Fn 4 point Oh June 2013! , l., m. See Pact, n.(b~ch), o. Footnote: interesting digs, p.Etch-A-Sketch 2.0 , q. Alter Under Construction
(ofor): A. Irony versus Hypocrisy, B. Weak End Update: Fun'n Edifying, C. Anticipation Project ^ , D.TGIF (two) , E. Lean Forward File , F. The Way Fourth?, G. Coin-age of the day. , H. GRN , I. Post-Pyth , J., K. "Feel the Love"? , L. The %th EleFont , M. Two Wrongs Make a Right? , N. Throwing the Game , O. N-oddly Enough... , P. Ideology , Q. The Bully... , R. Unprincipled , S. Vast Mainstream Conspiracy (VMC) , T. Realmiffication , U. HEAR HEAR! V. ENTERNEWSMEANT TODAY (and tomorrow) W. Forward (Ironically) ...
Tan Gents?
Lab L's?
A., B. Amidst the Pile and Piling On., C., d. Leaking Diplomacy, e. Executing (the) Constitution, f.Democracy Upheld! (5-4) (R/x)**, g.Plausible Disciplination[?], h. i.Questions on Vetting?, j. Hiding Behind the Straw Argument.
We 3 Kings? O W ?
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Loose Lips and Sinking Metaphors
Footnotes PAGE Under Construction:
1-25-12
1-26-12 [spin off of above...]
On the horizon, from G.H.W. Bush's "read my lips" to Bruce Bartlett's point: "1990 is the last time you had a leading Republican figure or President who cared about the deficit..." It is ironic he points out that the US is under the lowest tax burden in history compared to GDP.
More on Pit Bullies, in con text. Not that the gap in context is part of the con text, but the in con text(links) provide tripartite context**. In less embedded prose, bully for the Clemons piece, the Austrian pitting of Obama/Brewer, in relation to the Bush years, Iran con, and economics texting. While the final con text is the Standard and Pours[!] of the Neo-perspectivism on flip-flop and nuance. One try angle, another try angle. Not to call an odd man out, nor 4wo***man, but under the con I(above)ran a Just Foreign Policy sample, that takes a look at the dynamics of diplomacy. *
* not to be fair and balanced, nor brush off or in women,
the last three links reference; Hillary Clinton, Joan Walsh and Susan Rice.
** there by allowing 3 links to follow the pit bullies dynamics (2+3=5)
(I plead the 5th in regard to irony[!])
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Monday, April 01, 2013
FOOTNOTE PAGE TWO APRIL 2013
4-1-13: (b.s.) Fools - Pre-post-or-us?
(sc), Swift Reading!(ow) (sc), Contempt
for Courage, The
Bully... (sc)
4-2-13 (b.s.)of sorts[!]? Order actually read? The Treason of the Intellectuals, by Chris Hedges, Lessons From a Comeback, by Paul Krugman, Bush’s Economic Policies Bankrupted U.S., Reagan Budget Director Says, by Tracy Bloom on (David Stockman).
4-3-13 two too dimention? (b.s.) Fear and Running, It is about time...(sc), Dimentionalism(sic) (sc), Over Helming.(sc), Place Holder? (sc) (dimensionalism M-bed?) Note.
$-$*-13: B4 I get too E-volved, I should note a few original intents, prior(a){i}^ two the heading I settled on. ^ o w [?]
[ Re: Too Evolved ? (b.s.): A, B. Fiddle Sticks^ , C, D. Primary Boogeyman, E. We Can't Wait, F. Following results. :/: ]
*cap or shift pun disKantinued
4-9-13 ** Re:Figure The resemblance to a stop sign is subtle but more symptomatic of a go sine.
4-15-13 From Bank to Bagel there is a lot to Un-M-bed.
4-16-13 "parsing": emphasis links
4-22-13: Careful what you S.F. (i.e. search 4? )
4-23-13 : darn may be closer.
"we+weave" / A(sc), (b)...when first we practice..., C, (d)Oh, what a web..., E (Borrow and Twist- a surfing metaphor?), ]+[, F, g, h, I(sc), J, K(sc), L(sc), M, N(sc)
"delta+dawn" / A(sc), B(sc), C(sc)
4-24-13 2nd line (sc)copy paste: Pun it?, Game+Lock, Connecting the Dots, / , /, Filibuster Bluster*.
4-25-13 Not to bury the lede or G! (nor D, E, F?)
4-30-13 Pardon the Live chronism [!]
4-2-13 (b.s.)of sorts[!]? Order actually read? The Treason of the Intellectuals, by Chris Hedges, Lessons From a Comeback, by Paul Krugman, Bush’s Economic Policies Bankrupted U.S., Reagan Budget Director Says, by Tracy Bloom on (David Stockman).
4-3-13 two too dimention? (b.s.) Fear and Running, It is about time...(sc), Dimentionalism(sic) (sc), Over Helming.(sc), Place Holder? (sc) (dimensionalism M-bed?) Note.
$-$*-13: B4 I get too E-volved, I should note a few original intents, prior(a){i}^ two the heading I settled on. ^ o w [?]
[ Re: Too Evolved ? (b.s.): A, B. Fiddle Sticks^ , C, D. Primary Boogeyman, E. We Can't Wait, F. Following results. :/: ]
*cap or shift pun disKantinued
4-9-13 ** Re:Figure The resemblance to a stop sign is subtle but more symptomatic of a go sine.
4-15-13 From Bank to Bagel there is a lot to Un-M-bed.
4-16-13 "parsing": emphasis links
4-22-13: Careful what you S.F. (i.e. search 4? )
4-23-13 : darn may be closer.
"we+weave" / A(sc), (b)...when first we practice..., C, (d)Oh, what a web..., E (Borrow and Twist- a surfing metaphor?), ]+[, F, g, h, I(sc), J, K(sc), L(sc), M, N(sc)
"delta+dawn" / A(sc), B(sc), C(sc)
4-24-13 2nd line (sc)copy paste: Pun it?, Game+Lock, Connecting the Dots, / , /, Filibuster Bluster*.
4-25-13 Not to bury the lede or G! (nor D, E, F?)
4-30-13 Pardon the Live chronism [!]
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Econ #$% ? (^)
Peter Paul and Pocket?
Red and Black and Grey all over.
Fiscal Krugman ? [!]
[Lede or * Ship?]
* bottoms up?
Later , V for Victim , A little knowledge is dangerous
a. The Bully..., c. Cost of Course, d. Lessons of War, EH? H. Post Newtonian Economics, j.It turns out... , k. The Be All and End All? , l. Hi Ate Us , m. Presidential SOTU , n. Coin-age of the day. o. Simon says 2 point or...? , p. Politics is local?
To Be Arranged , b. hmmm? , c. Loose Lips and Sinking Metaphors , d. Blog-Oi-Ya-Bleep., eh? , F. Rat Races Van Mices? , G. The LESS THAN pentagonal file: , h. No0000![!]? (/\/) , i, , J? K!CAD (2 out of 3 be bad)
a. Fair and Balanced..., b. Genre Clash
Econ 101, 10, 1, L
Titanic Berg ?
QCON: TruthOut (x)
Trick Question of the Day? (y)
FORGOTTEN HUMANITY! (~)
(^) naut expletive
nor necessarily de-cap aster risks.
Econ 345?(6) or (lb. buck per cent?up)
OW: Chart ? ... math, English, Platonics~ Art
Grubergate: the knows under the elephants hump?(nose camel straw broke)
G O P : Governing Our Problem
WON: War on Nuance
Red and Black and Grey all over.
Fiscal Krugman ? [!]
[Lede or * Ship?]
* bottoms up?
Later , V for Victim , A little knowledge is dangerous
a. The Bully..., c. Cost of Course, d. Lessons of War, EH? H. Post Newtonian Economics, j.It turns out... , k. The Be All and End All? , l. Hi Ate Us , m. Presidential SOTU , n. Coin-age of the day. o. Simon says 2 point or...? , p. Politics is local?
To Be Arranged , b. hmmm? , c. Loose Lips and Sinking Metaphors , d. Blog-Oi-Ya-Bleep., eh? , F. Rat Races Van Mices? , G. The LESS THAN pentagonal file: , h. No0000![!]? (/\/) , i, , J? K!CAD (2 out of 3 be bad)
a. Fair and Balanced..., b. Genre Clash
Econ 101, 10, 1, L
Titanic Berg ?
QCON: TruthOut (x)
Trick Question of the Day? (y)
FORGOTTEN HUMANITY! (~)
(^) naut expletive
nor necessarily de-cap aster risks.
Econ 345?(6) or (lb. buck per cent?up)
OW: Chart ? ... math, English, Platonics~ Art
Grubergate: the knows under the elephants hump?(nose camel straw broke)
G O P : Governing Our Problem
WON: War on Nuance
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