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Archive for November, 2011

-- Featured Comments -- First off I want to give my condolences to all those families that lost loved ones in this tragedy. It is not easy to suffer such a loss. What I do hope is that the families that lost loved ones in this tragedy do not try and find someone or some organization whether private or More

-- Featured Comments -- Excellent point, James. However, by the time I got to this story here, the comment from Mr. Swagler was gone. Strange... In another report from the AP, an observer had a similar comment but spared the "third world" swipe. In the article, the person said: "I don't know what's More

-- Featured Comments -- I still remember when a sumo wrestler was WWF champion. He was managed by Mr. Fuji. I think that was the farthest the sport ever penetrated the American conscoiusness. They've been predicting the death of baseball in America as long as I've been around. It hasn't happened. I More

-- Featured Comments -- China? The most meat eating, most brutal, barbaric country in the world. They eat anything that moves. Dogs, sheeps, snakes, turtles, cats. You name it. They shoot people at the drop of a hat. BTW, I was not talking about organized violence or acts of war which gets everybody More

-- Featured Comments -- While the customer is not always right, Jobs has missed the point here through a belligerent response. Sad really since Apple had been such a "model citizen" in customer service circles. http://pivotpointsolutions.net/2010/03/02/why-re-invent-the-wheel/ Now they are starting to More

-- Featured Comments -- Amazing to say the least. As a parent of a food allergic child I am really taken back by Ms. Beasley's attempt to downplay the importance of creating allergy food zones in schools and being responsible as a parent to insure our child is safe in all environments. Her unfounded assumptions More

-- Featured Comments -- P&G doesn't seem to care about US consumers, when there market share is growing well in BRICs economy, which has almost half the size of the world's population. As far as US consumers are concerned, I do think that they do make really good stuff compared to their competitors More

-- Featured Comments -- So, if Americans aren't good savers, we take the money from them anyway ... and let vote-buying politicians spend it on other things ... like Vietnam and Iraq? Must the "guvment" always be there to hold our hands and wipe our runny noses? Freedom to succeed or fail ... it used More

-- Featured Comments -- This makes me feel like buying some Boeing stock. God bless 'em for their patriotism.Boeing 787 will rule the world, eventually. Boeing has a superb track record of starting slow but being the Best. It is fuel efficient and lighter (made of a composite fuselage) Airbus went after More

-- Featured Comments -- My family comes from Scotch-Irish Presbyterian migrants who settled in Ohio in the 1790's. I gave up on the PC (USA) several years ago. Where have all the Presbyterians gone? They've been driven away as the homosexual lobby takes over the church and church doctrines; encouraged More