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Monthly Archives: December 2009
Nathan Myhrvold on geo-engineering to combat global warming
Great interview on CNN — video. He also talks about “investing in inventions”.
Posted in Inventions & Innovations, Science
Tagged America, capital, China, climate change, climate science, Eart, Engineering, engineers, Freakonomics, geo-engineering, geoengineering, global warming, India, innovations, Intellectual Ventures, inventions, investing in innnovations, investing in inventions, Microsoft, Nathan Myhrvold, patent, patent troll, patent trolls, patents, Planet Earth, Science, Super Freakonomics, SuperFreakonomics, United States Of America, venture capital, venture capitalist, venture capitalists
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Forecasting the US economy for 2010 and 2011
Economic forecasting for 2010 and 2011
Posted in The Global Economy
Tagged 2010, 2011, economic forecasting, economy, employment, forecasting, job creation, macro economy, macroeconomy, trends, unemployment, US economy
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YouBet video tutorial for betting on US horse racing over the Internet
YouBet has processed more than $2 billion in wagers (legally) since 1998.
Posted in Business
Tagged Betting, horse, horse races, horse racing, horses, Internet betting, online betting, US horse races, US horse racing, Web betting, YouBet
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Stocks have underperformed gold. Why?
Posted in Finance, Financial Markets, The Global Economy
Tagged bailouts, capital, credit, estate tax, Federal Reserve, Finance, financial market, Financial Markets, gold, gold prices, job creation, job killers, jobs, laws, money supply, Politics, profits, Regulations, stock market, stock prices, stocks, taxes, US bailouts, US government, US politics
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Yahoo! Finance vertical search
Yahoo! Finance vertical search
Predicting the direction of the Market
Just bought Wall Street Rolling at 10287; will close position just before the close of business on X-Mas Eve – confidently banking profit.
Posted in All Guest Authors's Posts, Finance, Financial Markets
Tagged Finance, Financial Markets, investing, speculating, Wall Street
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The Climate Gate scandal highlights the modus operandi of the academic mafia.
Required reading this Friday: – How to Manufacture a Climate Consensus – About expelling the non-believers from the academic journals publishing on climate science – The Dog Ate Global Warming – About the destruction of raw temperature data of Planet … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Research, Science
Tagged academia, academic mafia, climate change, Climate Gate, climate science, ClimateGate, Earth, Earth science, global warming, Planet Earth, professors, Research, researchers, Science
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The Prediction Market Journal is dead.
Or so it seems. It was a third-tier journal, run by a bunch of people who exaggerated the predictive power of the prediction markets —and read by nobody other than those who published in it. It had to die. Midas … Continue reading