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Technology Voting Guide

Here’s a very handy guide by Declan McCullagh outlining the way House Representatives and Senators voted on technology-related bills. As for Obama, he scored “out-of-the-office” on 14 of 16 bills and left the voting to others, while Clinton voted on only 9 of 16 bills, and scored only 33% out of 100 in the tech-friendly […]

American Idol Auditioner shocked

This auditioner assumed every contestant would go before Simon, Paula, and Randy. [Link] Doing the math, you figure if the Idol judges are in your town for 2 days, the maximum # of auditions they could do would be roughly 12 an hour, and I don’t see Paula and Simon working more than 8 hours […]

Ford hit by record $12.7bn loss

Newsflash! Consumers want fewer gas guzzlers, and finally, in 2007, after it’s largest loss in its 103-year history, Ford says it gets the message. Ford had previously put much weight on sales of pick-up trucks and SUVs, or sport utility vehicles, to generate profits. But a peak in the price of oil last year, which […]

Climate Survey Debate is not over

I rented “An Inconvenient Truth” because I wanted to understand more about the debate over global warming, which I have later learned is also commonly referred to as climate change. The movie, however, states emphatically that there is not even a debate. The debate is over. But what do scientists and environmental professionals say? In […]