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The Reform for Fannie, Bill S.190 was introduce by the Republicans….in fact, McCain co-sponsored (although this is video from the House of Reps).
The Bill must go thru Committee & gain 60% support. The committee is made up of 20 members. At the time, 11 were Republicans & 9 were Democrats. To get 60% of support, the Republicans needed ONE Democrat to support. Not one Democrat budged & the bill died.
This is my second favorite commercial. I am pretty sure this guy could sell anything to anyone. Have any of you bought one? I don’t know it sells itself.
Gudjon Mar Gudjonsson, has written an interesting post on his blog about networked productivity.
There are many great resources out there on the holy grail of productivity and time management. One popular method is the Getting Things Done (GTD) method from David Allen.
GTD is a work-life management system and book by David Allen
that attempts to free us from a vast workload and instead operate an integrated system of stress-free productivity.
I like GTD but it can be improved. In this post I talk about a new layer to the GTD framework that I believe adds the strength of network collaboration as well; a kind of socialising layer.
I will call this the Open layer thus the methodology is Getting Things Done Open (GTDO).
Here is the post: The new way of Getting Things Done
Sphere: Related ContentWell, Wordpress for the iPhone is finally out and this is my first post using it. Very simple interface and simple configuration. It will be great to be mobile and able to blog. Stay tuned…
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Speech by Evan Sayet, writer, lecturer and comedian analyzes the mind of the modern liberal (Lower case L) filmed March 5, 2007 at the Heritage Foundation.
I find Evan’s speech provides an interesting look into the mindset of modern liberals. What do you think?
Sphere: Related ContentCongratulations to ImageKind and to Kelly Smith of Curious Office on this announcement today!
Imagekind, an online art and poster site that also offers customized framing services, has agreed to be sold to CafePress for $15 million to $20 million in cash and stock, according to a person familiar with the deal.
The Seattle startup had raised $2.6 million from Curious Office Partners, German book publisher Holtzbrinck, Silicon Valley venture capital firm Crosslink Capital and angel investors.
The company is led by Kevin Saliba, a former Expedia executive. It was originally incubated by Curious Office Partners, a Seattle angel investment firm founded by Adrian Hanauer and Kelly Smith.
Sphere: Related ContentThere are few things more enjoyable on a hot summer’s day than an epic water gun battle with some friends. In the end, everybody wins, because everybody gets soaked and cools down. But you don’t want to be caught with a crappy gun; then you’ll just be the guy that everyone else gangs up on. We don’t want that to happen to you; we’re here to help.
Sphere: Related ContentThe chancellor of the University of Colorado at Boulder plans to raise $9 million to create an endowed chair for a professor of conservative thought. But some on the liberal campus say his quest for intellectual diversity is too radical.
Sphere: Related ContentWell, here you are at your college graduation. And I know what you’re thinking: “Gimme the sheepskin and get me outta here!” But not so fast. First you have to listen to a commencement speech.
Don’t moan. I’m not going to “pass the wisdom of one generation down to the next.” I’m a member of the 1960s generation. We didn’t have any wisdom.
