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Tag Archives: San Francisco
Circumcision of babies should be forbidden by law. – [VIDEO]
Circumcision is an abomination.
Posted in Ethics, Politics, Science
Tagged circoncision, circumcision, genitals, health, San Francisco, sex
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San Francisco is also, perhaps infamously, an intellectual and cultural bubble in which ludicrous ideas can find support, particularly in the tech industry.
“Before long, you may find yourself nodding in sincere agreement as someone explains the inane first-world problem that their startup or pet open source project is trying to solve.” GO READING THE WHOLE PIECE.
Funny Blog Name Of The Day — Sunday Edition
The Only Republican in San Francisco Imagine being an empirical, free-market thinker in a socialist town. Funny blog name. I sympathize. Best wishes to that blogger.
Posted in Politics, Resources - References
Tagged bloggers, Open Media, Republican Party, republicans, San Francisco
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Eric Zitzewitz now out of Silicon Valley and San Francisco’s rich and remarkable local clusters based on industry niches, skills, school ties, traffic patterns, ethnic groups and even weekend sports teams —ALAS.
Hardware companies have clustered around industry leaders in Silicon Valley, while Internet advertising and design has taken root in San Francisco. [...] The [Silicon] Valley residents see themselves as true entrepreneurs, entirely focused and dedicated. Marc Andreessen, 36, the co-founder … Continue reading
Bloggers will provide the best coverage on Earth for your prediction market conference(s).
If you’re thinking about setting up a PM event, take a look at Matt Mullenweg’s blog reporting on the EG 2007. Absolutely remarkable. In the Beginning We’re a mere hours away from the beginning of Entertainment Gathering 2007, so … Continue reading
PurePlay’s Patented Legal Hack
Some months ago, I noted that Betzip.com (since rechristened “PurePlay.com”) employs an intriguing legal hack to avoid anti-gambling regulations. It charges its customers a flat monthly fee, which qualifies them to win large prizes for winning online poker games. Non-paying … Continue reading
Posted in All Guest Authors's Posts, Betting, Gambling, Inventions & Innovations, Regulations
Tagged able research assistant, California, MMJK Inc., online poker games, Player, prosecutor, runner-up, San Francisco, Sherwood Tung, Technology Liberation Front, United States, winning player, World Intellectual Property Organization
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