Archive for the 'Random Thoughts' Category

Mar 05 2009

The Real Fools

Published by DoubleA under Random Thoughts

.cc_box a:hover .cc_home{background:url(‘http://www.comedycentral.com/comedycentral/video/assets/syndicated-logo-over.png’) !important;}.cc_links a{color:#b9b9b9;text-decoration:none;}.cc_show a{color:#707070;text-decoration:none;}.cc_title a{color:#868686;text-decoration:none;}.cc_links a:hover{color:#67bee2;text-decoration:underline;} The Daily Show With Jon StewartM – Th 11p / 10c CNBC Gives Financial Advice Daily Show Full EpisodesImportant Things With Demetri Martin Political HumorJoke of the Day John Stewart once again hits the nail right on the head. Included below is Rick Santelli’s bit as well. [...]

No responses yet

Mar 02 2009

Lame, Lame, and More Lame!

Published by DoubleA under Random Thoughts

CIO Insight – 9 Lamest Business Book Clichés and Conventions Interesting slideshow about some of the lame themes used for business books these days.  Everyone has something to say, but not all of it worth reading about.  At the very least, it will help you avoid the hubris on your journey to better texts.

No responses yet

Feb 23 2009

Dialing For Dollars Before Dialing

Published by DoubleA under Random Thoughts

NYTimes.com – More Customers Give Up the Cellphone Contract I’m not surprised at all that this is happening.  I’ve been using a pre-paid phone for many years now.  I’ve seen way too many people get eaten alive by cell contracts and it has worked out well for me.  The cost per minute is higher and [...]

No responses yet

Feb 23 2009

For Frugal Lessons, Look To The East

Published by DoubleA under Random Thoughts

NYTimes.com – When Consumers Cut Back: A Lesson From Japan People in the U.S. tend to overlook the fact that the country of Japan went through what we are going through right now in our economy.  Their economic downturn lasted well over a decade.  They have managed to pull out from under it, but the [...]

No responses yet

Feb 19 2009

PB and J you say? No…PB and S

Published by DoubleA under Random Thoughts

Scientific American – How does salmonella get into peanut butter? And can you kill it once it’s there? Found this article mentioned in a post on The Consumerist.  Has some interesting items concerning the presence of salmonella in peanut butter.  I was always of the understanding that PB was heated to a point where bacteria [...]

No responses yet

Feb 18 2009

Inside The Meltdown

Published by DoubleA under Random Thoughts

PBS.org – Frontline: Inside The Meltdown Finally got to watch this today.  A very detailed and sobering view of the financial meltdown.  Some of the descriptions of the historic meetings of leaders of congress and the banking industry were haunting.  I couldn’t even imagine what it was like to have to tell congress that unless [...]

No responses yet

Feb 16 2009

Going Cuckoo For…Yellow #5?

Published by DoubleA under Random Thoughts

CSPI – Maryland Senators Debate Food Dye Prohibitions Is there anything in our food today that doesn’t cause some issue, especially with our kids?  I’ve always wondered when I would read over the ingredients on various food items and would see things like Yellow #5 and Red #40. USFDA – Food Color Facts And we [...]

No responses yet

Feb 16 2009

Drink Those Skittles! Beyond Alternative Brews

Published by DoubleA under Random Thoughts

MixThatDrink.com – Skittles Vodka Tutorial Starting to see all sorts of things like this where you take a particular type of alcohol and alter it to make it more interesting to consume. Some others I have found.  These are commercial pre-made/mixed products: Sapporo – Chocolate Beer Drinkhacker.com – Review: Three Olives Root Beer Vodka and [...]

No responses yet

Feb 16 2009

No Agenda Netcast #72

Published by DoubleA under Random Thoughts

No Agenda Netcast #72 For February 15, 2009 – Obama, Denver & The New World Order Plenty of talk about the recent Flight 3407 disaster that was interesting.

No responses yet

Dec 25 2008

Between The Sheets

Published by DoubleA under Random Thoughts

Like most men, I wouldn’t know the first thing about shopping for linens.  I was always under the assumption that the higher the thread count per square inch the better the sheets.  Well, big surprise, but that thread count may not be just for threads after all.  I still contend that the mathematics they teach [...]

No responses yet

« Prev - Next »