Aug 10, 2012
Aug 8, 2012
Personal note
The TMR readership is not one of the demographic segments undergoing a serious population explosion. But by God you guys are faithful, and I appreciate it, especially after the last few days of dull posts here.
Thanks for sticking around through my latest bout of Mediacom Disease. A little over a week ago Mediacomedy jiggled my wires, palpated my F connectors, and allegedly retuned a nearby signal amplifier. They promised the troubles were over, which promise they kept for slightly more than three days. I hereby withdraw, renounce, condemn, and declare null (not to mention void) my previous report on the subject.)
A tech was here again today. After the usual jiggling and palpating he called for backup. The guy guarding his six discovered and fixed a "loose connector" where my neighborhood feed mates with the main line. He said. We'll see.
I hope to repay my regulars with a little more content in my content. It was just too maddening to try to write something non-drivelly knowing there was only a meager chance of ever getting it further than the Mac end of the ethernet cable.
(The few little posts you did see were transmitted via a wimpy wireless signal that sometimes wafts across Camp J. If I knew who the rightful owner was I'd send him a sixpack in gratitude.)
Thanks for sticking around through my latest bout of Mediacom Disease. A little over a week ago Mediacomedy jiggled my wires, palpated my F connectors, and allegedly retuned a nearby signal amplifier. They promised the troubles were over, which promise they kept for slightly more than three days. I hereby withdraw, renounce, condemn, and declare null (not to mention void) my previous report on the subject.)
A tech was here again today. After the usual jiggling and palpating he called for backup. The guy guarding his six discovered and fixed a "loose connector" where my neighborhood feed mates with the main line. He said. We'll see.
I hope to repay my regulars with a little more content in my content. It was just too maddening to try to write something non-drivelly knowing there was only a meager chance of ever getting it further than the Mac end of the ethernet cable.
(The few little posts you did see were transmitted via a wimpy wireless signal that sometimes wafts across Camp J. If I knew who the rightful owner was I'd send him a sixpack in gratitude.)
Obama? Romney? No, go ahead and pop the cap
I'm not too familiar with Marc Faber's work. He bills himself as an expert on the markets and the economy, or both. Today he addresses the question of whether Tweedle-Dum (D) or Tweedle-Dee (R) would best aid the American economy.
...says Faber, the Thailand-based author of the Gloom, Boom & Doom Report, if you put a gun to his head and told him to pick a candidate to vote for, he'd say, "shoot."
He likes gold, by the way, but the report doesn't specify whether as a personal investment or a monetary standard. Could be both. Or he could be just another copper boor. (kof kof).
...says Faber, the Thailand-based author of the Gloom, Boom & Doom Report, if you put a gun to his head and told him to pick a candidate to vote for, he'd say, "shoot."
He likes gold, by the way, but the report doesn't specify whether as a personal investment or a monetary standard. Could be both. Or he could be just another copper boor. (kof kof).
Aug 7, 2012
Nigerian Lesson
Some will find this insensitive. So be it.
In Nigeria, a gunman has just shot and killed 19 persons in a church. For reference, that is one more human life lost than in Colorado and Wisconsin combined.
Nigeria has very strict gun control laws.
In Nigeria, a gunman has just shot and killed 19 persons in a church. For reference, that is one more human life lost than in Colorado and Wisconsin combined.
Nigeria has very strict gun control laws.
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