25 November 2007
Organizing my Thoughts
12/01/07 15:39 Filed in: Apple | Technology
For approximately 1 month, I have been using
Journler, a daily notebook and information manager on
my MacBook Pro. Using Journler along with iGTD - a Getting Things Done
organizer for the Mac, I have been able to
better document my thoughts and organize my
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Misguided Job Protectionism in Today's Flat World
11/30/07 19:25 Filed in: Technology
America is facing a very real talent problem. We
cannot get enough knowledge workers in the United
States and lawmakers are irrationally concerned about
limiting the number of H-1B visas for foreign
professionals to work in the United States. The
reality means that the job will simply move overseas
and the salaries won't be spent on goods and services
in the US which would improve the US economy, but
rather will improve another country's economy.
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No more stinky environment, No more stinky feet
11/27/07 18:46 Filed in: Technology
Skyonic Corporation of Austin TX has come up with a
process to capture and convert carbon dioxide
emissions into something that not only is easy to
store, but is incredibly useful...sodium bicarbonate.
Also known as baking soda! Read
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Middle East Peace Talks
11/26/07 17:55 Filed in: Geopolitics
This week starts the Middle East peace talks between
the Palestinians and the Israelis. While the Bush
Administration feels optimism, that progress could me
made, the dynamics of the region preclude a major
breakthrough agreement. Read
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Whales and Asian Geopolitics
11/25/07 14:22 Filed in: Geopolitics
A recent post in the NY Times blog Dot Earth talked
about the unpopularity of Japanese whaling amongst
various countries and Japan's insistence on whaling
for scientific purposes. While whale meat is not
often eaten in Japan --- for disclosure purposes I
ate it once when I lived in Japan, I believe that
Japan's insistence on its right to whaling has more
to do with geopolitics than culture or food.
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