Author Archives: Kevin

Apple’s Two-Finger-Scroll on a PC

Well, I had to go out and buy a PC for the first time ever. I’ve worked on PCs for the entirety of my computing experience (yes, from the good old DOS days through the transition to NT and eventually … Continue reading

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View of the Boise mountains

Here’s a shot of what we Idahoans affectionately refer to as the Rockies from our new house. What a long process it has been to buy this place–but I hear it’s nothing compared to most short sales, so we feel … Continue reading

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Fools and their money are soon parted

This is audio of couple of fools at Bloomberg unbelievably bantering about how transparency at the Fed really may not be such a good thing. The reasoning: If buyer and seller both know stimulus is coming their way, then everyone … Continue reading

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Ryan Dobson on Moral Relativism

This is a great video from Ryan Dobson illustrating the pitfalls of moral relativism. This guy should be a standup comic! The speech was given in 2009 at the Big Dig Conference.

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Fabian Society – Glenn Beck on Fabian Socialism – Oct 6, 2010

This is a must-watch episode of Glenn Beck turning over a rock called the Fabian Society. Please wake up your neighbors and have them watch this. Continue reading

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The Ground Zero Mosque is intended to be a symbol of conquest

This great video commentary from the U.K. points out what we all know: that the Ground Zero Mosque being foisted upon New Yorkers by the elitists is a symbol of conquest intended to stick fingers in the eyes of America.

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Unbelievable quote from Rep. Pete Stark (D)

Pete says the Federal Government “can do just most anything” to regulate our private lives. The American people might have an opinion or two on that in November.

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NJ Governor Chris Christie For President?

I can’t tell you how refreshing Governor Chris Christie is. We may have ourselves a true conservative candidate for president in 2012.

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The Chinese bubble

It’s my theory that the free market of ideas has its bubbles and busts, just like economic markets. Ideas, like hot stocks, seem to gain currency over time, building to a crescendo of popular support before falling to the ground. … Continue reading

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New site launched to search for Portland homes from a mobile phone

I’ve been working hard to learn everything there is to know (okay, a lofty goal, but bear with me) about mobile phone SEO for real estate. Part of that process is digging into building a mobile phone optimized website using … Continue reading

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