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25
Sep 09

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17
Mar 09

Writing Tips: Enable Readability Statistics for Office Documents – Enabling the feature is as simple as checking "Show readability statistics" in the options panel and using the F7 key—after the spell check is complete, Word or Outlook will show you a dialog with word counts and the readability scores. If you don't have the time to take some free writing courses, this utility could really come in handy to improve the quality of your writing.
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15
Mar 09

Uncloaking Economic Terrorists: a Slumlord Empire – The common wisdom is that only big business and government use social network analysis. Yet, there are many individuals and groups that are learning the craft, and solving local problems. Although social network analysis can not be learned by reading a book, it does not require a PhD either. Any intelligent person, under the right guidance, and with the proper tools, can apply the methodology to an appropriate problem and gain enormous insight into what was previously hidden.
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31
Jan 09

Dismal Science: What Is A Depression And Are We In One? –
"State of the States" Series – Gallup.com's "State of the States" series reveals state-by-state differences in political party affiliation, religiosity, consumer confidence, and job-market conditions, based on Gallup Poll Daily tracking data collected throughout 2008.
RNC chairman vote enters fourth round – USATODAY.com – What an apt metaphor for the GOP! I say elect Rush!

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10
Dec 08

GOOD » Books Are the New Cars» – Another day, another imploding industry…
Economist’s View: “Capitalist Fools” – Was there any single decision which, had it been reversed, would have changed the course of history? … The truth is most of the individual mistakes boil down to just one: a belief that markets are self-adjusting and that the role of government should be minimal. … The embrace by America—and much of the rest of the world—of this flawed economic philosophy made it inevitable that we would eventually arrive at the place we are today.