Cunard2

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by Cunard2 17y ago
Ha!
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by Cunard2 18y ago
Well, I did go, and it was very invigorating. There is a "Silicone Valley North" and it is in Waterloo. Who knew? Now I REALLY have no excuse!
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by Cunard2 18y ago
Sorry, I just got back. Your link is great. I think for me the practice of standing there having to come out with it was invaluable. Amazing how you have it all in there, but sometimes it comes out like shit through a goose and sometimes it
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by Cunard2 18y ago
I also appreciated the advice, though I got some cold chills reading it. For example: Today I'm making business cards for a networking event tomorrow. Oops. But I need exposure! I do...really!
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by Cunard2 18y ago
Thanks so much for posting this. This is what I come here for.
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by Cunard2 18y ago
I think labels will continue to play a role, if only for the legacy that they already control. Also, I don't think artists want to have to or should have to be their own record-store-managers. Handling all of that daily grind artist-by-art
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by Cunard2 18y ago
I've hears the opposite too. That merchandising and touring is where artists make money, and recorded music is where the labels make money. I wonder which it is.
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by Cunard2 18y ago
This is exciting. I wonder what it will be like? Has anyone ever been to anything similar?
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by Cunard2 18y ago
When I see the words "clean" and "capable" to describe markets and new buyers of forclosed properties, and the word "evil" used to describe loan modification, I think that: 1) clean is the opposite of dirty. The unfettered market is clean,
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by Cunard2 18y ago
Thank you. I had the same question.
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by Cunard2 18y ago
At least one other time, in 1973, I think, the US administration defaulted. After running up Viet Nam war debt Nixon devalued the currency by de-coupling the value of the dollar from the price of gold. The debt was repaid in dollars that ha
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by Cunard2 18y ago
Sounds like Google for routers
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by Cunard2 18y ago
If the US had free universal healthcare, would GM become viable? If the GM employee pension fund owned large quantities of GM stock, shorted it and made a fortune, would this constitute a reasonable hedge against the inevitable demise of th