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[HADNEWS.COM] The Fake Steve Jobs Economy [Crossovers] at HADNEWS.COM: Steve Jobs is so powerful, you can get rich just imitating the computer mogul. That seems to be the theory behind the premium cable network show under development with Fake Steve Jobs blogger Dan Lyons and noted director Larry Charles.

[Blodic.us - Latest News] The Fake Steve Jobs Economy [Crossovers] - Blodic.us: It took a year for anyone to figure out that Forbes (now Newsweek) writer Dan Lyons was the guy behind the Fake Steve Jobs blog. Now, a couple of years later, the blog is still going strong.

[Bottled Computer] The Fake Steve Jobs Economy - Television - Gawker: Steve Jobs is so powerful, you can get rich just imitating the computer mogul. That seems to be the theory behind the premium cable network show under development with Fake Steve Jobs blogger Dan Lyons and noted director Larry Charles.

[Politics blog] Weigel: 'Point and laugh' Tea Party stories are a waste | Politics ...: “Coke adds Life!, Liberty and Property” after his death, and Parliment orders publication of his confiscated papers and commentary on the Magna Carta published for the revolution of 1642, All the King’s Horses, and All the Kings Men, couldent afford that health care, for Charles again!

[Political Animal] The Washington Monthly: It's interesting that, after eight years where almost every single Bush/Cheney/neocon/right-wing policy hurt the country - except for the rich or well-connected - you children keep talking about liberals and socialism and whatever other bugaboos you can pull from your bag of hackneyed catchphrases. If you children were smart enough to understand the concept of projection, your own brains [sic] would reach down and strangle you.

[The Washington Note] Nancy Pelosi: Letting the Teabaggers Steep - The Washington Note: The Washington Post led the charge, calling on "expert" analysis of the situation from Elliot Abrams, Danielle Pletka, David Makovsky, Aaron David Miller, Daniel Curter, Martin Indyk, and Charles Krauthammer while excoriating the White House with its own lead editorials.

[Fly to Southern Africa] The Road to Sharpeville; and the ANC's Orwellian Memoryhole..: in Monte Carlo or at least somewhere in a cozy nook off the Isle of Capri?…But shame, I suppose some folks, even if they are wealthy, have had to let their standards drop so as to remain happy in the huge dustbin of Durban….and one place you will be sure to find them is at the local yacht club…drowning their sorrows no doubt while they watch the Rand plummet and South African politics taking a scary and nasty turn.

[Balloon Juice] Balloon Juice » Blog Archive » Absence of empathy: He's done some good things, and placed himself right up there with Steve Benen in terms of importance on the healthcare issue. I'm actually not his biggest fan, but that's mainly because I'm cynical, and in my opinion if he's not .

[OPINION] OPINION Blog | The Dallas Morning News: The democrats know full well that the support of the Latino commmunity is tantamount to any future control of the congress and the senate of this country, not to mention the election of another demorcrat to the white house, and you can be certain that their amnesty bill will be tailored to the liking if the undocumented immigrant, and not by any stretch to the liking of the taxpaying citizen.

[Money and Markets Financial Investment Blogs] Are U.S. stocks a “sucker bet” now? | Martin D. Weiss' Blog: I think an objective look at the S&P 500 weekly chart for the last 12 months will show that we have seen, since 10 March 09, a substantial bear market rally that has been running out of steam since July 09 and has recently broken down through a significant trendline support. A look at the MACD indicator also shows consistent divergence since the initial rebound in price in March 09, to the point where it is now in negative territory again.

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