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Monthly Archives: July 2014
How many have to die?
I was recently in New York City for a meeting, and on the way from the airport to the city, we passed by a rather large cemetery. This got me wondering, I wonder if there’s any way to figure out … Continue reading
The paradox of search
One of the foundations of search results is the more people click on a webpage, the higher it will show up in search. What’s interesting about this is if someone posts a page with content someone doesn’t like, the more … Continue reading
The easiest headline to write
Here’s an article about how the Islamic State of Iraq (note that’s “Islam”) is ordering women between the ages of 11 and 46 to undergo genital mutilation in the name of the religion. And the Republicans, who stand against this … Continue reading
Come ride with us
You never know what’s going to stick in your head, but I’ve always had a weakness for the power of a good jingle. This ad used to run when I was young and growing up in Milwaukee. Ever since then, … Continue reading