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It's what happens when government guarantees loans for people who have no means of paying them back. -burn8

Good for him if it works out. -burn8

Bad news is good news - that's the sound of QE3 coming down tracks. choo! choo! -burn8

Feels like a trend up day so far. -burn8

QE3+ coming for sure. -burn8

Quote from joespo: It is sad... These student loan companies & the government are robbing us. You knew what you were getting into - nobody forced your hand. Give me... Exactly -burn8

Was this guy one of your friends? The ultimate NHS indignity: Body of hospital patient left to die in corridor is ignored for hours... before staff simply drag him away http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2000824/NHS-indignity-Peter-Thompsons-body-ignored-hours-corridor-Edale-House-unit.html

yes and yes. -burn8

I guess I dont care as long as I am informed. I just wont buy that car. -burn8

I cant speak for Friedman, but I believe he defended Ford's math because their final conclusion was not relevant. Ford like any other manufacturing entity is subject to the triple constraint of fast/good/cheap. Whether people are aware of it or not, every decision is made within these confines...

Starts at 4:31 -burn8

Defects are often welcome. I purchase things with defects when it makes sense. Ive purchased seconds that have hard to see scratches for 50% discounts. Friedman's point is that any customers should be made aware of risks so they can make decisions that fit their needs. -burn8

Brad or Peter from Shadowtrader call live trades every single day. They have sound strategy and seem to make profitable trades. -burn8

The skinny guy with the big ears. -burn8

Put it into MongoDB -burn8

I think I could get behind a 36-24-36 plan. -burn8

VMware Fusion is better than parallels. -burn8

What is "wealthy" or "fair share"? -burn8

But he won a Nobel prize. -burn8

Nicely put Clacy. -burn8